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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
TIMBER SHIPMENTS SHORT
BECAUSE OF CAR SHORTAGE
Sou,hrrn iine Association AppenIS to
the Authorities, but No IniHlcdt-
ate Relief I'm SIrht

shipments Of lumber from Southern
pine mills is about halt what II would
pc ~ mere wer" plenty of ears Du--
ing July seEcnty-siN mills. which are
members OF the Southern Pine Asso
cation. required 1893 cars TO shin
tae orders Tor lumber which thcy han
on hand. The railroads were able 10
iurnish these mills but 5.7sg ears, or
about 81 per cent Of their reut,i,c
;nen's. The Southern Pine Associa-
non reports that not all OF the mills
arc suffering to that extent. the aver
az" shortage or cars for lunbar
!ohdinT being about 40 per cent.
Such serious complaint has nc.,
registered by the Southern Pine Az
aoc!ation that the car service bure,u
nL IN" american Railroad AsSociatlon
mas assigned an inspector 10 irvcstt
gate conditions In the Southern nm
ncr-productng sections. with author
NY 10 grant such relief az may II.
necessary where serious loss is bel,Yr
tntaii"d. The untitled orders reported
ny Inc mills which arc members of
IN: southern Pine Association tho
.ast week IN May represented il. $40
cars, while for the week ending Al
gust ~ these mills had on hand or
"trs tor practically 10000 cars Of
iHfnter railroad men say thai M
immediate relief in the ear situation
hcrd be expected until after tbn
crops are moved. bu; lumber,ucn no
l"xe thhi the car supply Will grad
"Iliy improve during the remainJe-
OF the year. ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
RATE INCREASE PETITIONS
BEFORE VA. Commission
American Express, York River Line
or Southern, and Chesapeake
$. y. Company to BE Heard.

Several public hcarings of impor-
tance viii come before the state Cor
poration Commission this week.
First is an important hearing tomor-
Company will ask for rate increase
TO correspond with that allowed ii
by the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. The hearing ia scheduled for
ed tx Is per cent. and additional for
the wage increase granted by the in
tc:state body after it's FIRST awaru
was made.
Representative OF various orsani-
cations throughout the State will he
on hand to present their side, of the
case Included in ORGANIZATIONS
which will be represented VIII be the
Chambers OF Commerce Of Richmond
and Newport News and a number OF;
shippers organizations and merchants
associations.
Following closely on the heels OF
the hearing of tho express conpany's
petition will be the hearings o! petit
tons of the various steamship COM
! panies of Virginia doing intrastate
and coastwise business.
On Friday the petition OF the York
| river Line of the Southern Railway,
the Chesapeake Steamship Company
The request or the companies is for
~ per cent increase in freight rates
and Il 20 per cent in passenger fares.
This rate OF increase is the same
OF the Norfolk a. Western by the In
icrstate Commerce Commission and APP
proved by the State Corporation Con,
mission. Petition for increase has no
opposition. as far as can be learned
| and it IDS believed that there will be
organizations already have passed
resolutions favorinE the measure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
RICHMOND ON EVE OF
INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION
Such ~ Impression OF BusInesx Man
niger OF Chamber, Bnck
From Extended TrIp.

That Richmond is on the eve OF cx-
tens tfnsi we, iHdus,riai exGnnsron is the
business manager or the Richmond
Chamber OF Commerce. drought from
his recent bus!ncss trip TO Eastern
manufacturing cities.
There is Il general Southern trend =.
ne SAID TO, some midway station.
"her~ established Northern business
can be held TO advantage. az well
az penetration made into new ter
rltory in the South Atlantic states
inc new higher freight rates Will
irjniiff " DiiiTsnims to IN. south indus
,hc East and Central Western States
nave been aols, under the old regiin :
20 cover our territory fairly we'll
nIt competition. the uphuilding or
the southern territory, the trer;lcn-
dous frowth in population. the intro
on the farms, the expansion OF ali
AGRICULTURAL and live stock interests
ana me I2;nEers!on Of The old tyne
he higher grades Of cloths. are forces
mat VIII compel countless NUN bcry
OF manNiaciurinE. plants either 10
!or preserving present business and
taxing advantage OF now opportuuI-
ties.
Richfnond is being looked to as the
ychtTai point for many OF these In
world that we have tho shirt here
20 maintain our rate dincrentials by
steamship line ever organIzei this "a =
INTO the interior la the whole
81 the United .Statee; wc have the
iransportation facilities. both water
and rail, that not only answer In.
question OF getting In raw material.
but the Distribution OF manufactured
products.
'Industr!ally. The world Will be ten
ythrS e 'usting itself 10 post war
."HpliI9Hs During these ten years
We look forward 10 a Richmond 90
y"iormcnt that WIN enable us 70 yj.css
!iGr Sh!rd possibly Second. place IN
IN. S"uth's most popIlous c!t!cs
EVER city on the Atlantic sc-
board is alive to tho movement sau,,
o. manufacturing plants. They are
nolding oui every lnduccment. spcnu-
ING !l0eraly In aGvertis,,.g oncrir.r
special opportunities. but we o,iy.
need 10 get ourselves together ana
pHli as one man for Richmond all tho
Ia the country 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
COMMAUGHT PARK ENTRIES

9, I'irn; rnoe--nye ana ono n,lf iurlones-
seven Seas. Ia, EuEenia X IN: hot
Spark., III: oaEiinF. l0' Suior i5i.
A-lA,tls Dear. ili. bertha & III: Mar
iorie silcp"n. III. John i.dhc. lOi
A-iiOdSc entry.
Sccnnd racc-.tSo mlies-kalcrienn. i3i;
khninb. lZS. AlsaEGI liz. Dccath!Un I3T /.
Phii r; 1873: JiI" o lia
Third rhcc--sIN fur 'ougs--Swec lNl (:
Saga. TO-; Pueblo IOi: rrac.. Star. los F.:
Duhc Run. III: Duo de Gu!sc. III. D!nty.
in- Risen, 100: smi!o. lOi. Hunina. i0y.
Susllp. III.
Fourth :acc--pix NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. John.
los: sedan. io5: BHstirghme. 1903: vive
MSGoe. iVl iloreb. 100. The BOYD. l0s:
Billy u. ul3. Double ZEE. ipB: Who
Cares. 100. Lady in Black. ;o5.
- rum iacc--oue mile 81. C.GTuaiu id5.
MarciuS lo3; FIibhctv Gibbci. %; kinr5 :
Ghap.Lion. los: Red Start. loo. B!dd!,dec.
:, Sixth ,raco-..one ,rnile-Captaln - III:
2e A,n,tiphon. ii2: Galadress iOe. stailn..
:. SEVENTH raes--rnilc and sixteenth
Muskcl lO7: Dragon. 10: woodthrush
II; Honolulu IO1; Goidcrest. Boy. lis:
Cloudy. fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31

,I.i.WIaI 70 III" 7 INts HlsVaf "a
BRiSTOl4. VA. August 30 - The
James G. Brewer post OF Ia. Amer
ican Legion here today held IL meet
ing at the city Hall aud selected six
delegates 10 attcnl the StateNSonvcn-
ton of the American Lcgion< 10 be
ned At Richmond Or September 2.
) and T.
Hopkins. vino tx said To have gained
reputation as - boxer while in army
service, VIII represent the local post
IN IN" boxing tournament TO be held
on the last day Of The meeting lie
~ sald 20 have been the champion
boxer in the Northwestern division
ni the army daring the period he was
In tho service. Members Of the local
post believe that Hopkins viii give a,
good account OF himself IN the boxing
Tournament az Richmond
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, August S0.-Thcre was A
day sGaS nsarIy Al the active month"; selling n
by the maxImym nnctuatiGn ruiz. Prs sSNGS
contlnned ana most positions closed n,
IN, n y Rbnimnm nrIscs with Dscsmher auo,Sd ID
reachcd on the rally nf Saturday 1hec
os Ia! 5a close, closed weak net decline
FIrst rses were 50 TO rs pol,,s ,owor
dna the ~ msrhG, , broke 10 70 $50 points
RaIiles % - or 80 points ffoiEiowe, .,
coyeLing. but Otherwise there WAS no de-
the. active months .iN to 80 poinIs s eni
lover during tho afternoon. with Octoher
ness9 The he early break was aGtlve but tho
showed oss ssntement hs nuie1 !9ter and
s bsHn Gnnssssa II Ysw Of the
renerts were published. one MAXIM sffSSnn
4s1Inaitioa g and the ether es.s. but tiisy
p Iss f lsI,s r.
81. : Continued on 81 lghthS Page \ ~ 81
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CMICAGO LIVE STOCK MARn E.r

x,CHICAGI. august 39,-t'attic: reccip,s
23ngl: choice Steers. strong 10 steaiv
medium. good grades. SOW TO Sc lower
comInon grasScrs nnevenIy. IL To Zoe lower,
!aassy Hind. s.tHa ii5l: bulk bologna bulls
l2.75 medium Find s.75as.s5 n,ostly = ~ a g
s lowYar; Gah4 ansi; steady i9oai.5 bulk veal
HOGS: receipts. 1900: opened Is to go
higher: closed strong and ihc higne r ma n
carly: TOP is11: hulk iichia and n,edii;,n
TOES, '1lse0: bulk hacking sows Hg5 "a
Sheen: receipts. ?sOM: lambs steady IA
&c lever: ton native lambs. 1900: bulk.
li."o@ i",o: western mostly. IsI5MiI -:
sheep. stSadv: ton western $50: best fat
swes s;. ';s az feeders. slow: feeder lambs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
Trade Jobs Too Much;
Government Calls Halt
nny UnIycrnnl scr,lcc.l

WASHINGTON. August 3D.-"A
clerk typi.t employed in the War
Dcpnrtfhent AT Washington, at
~ ZOO year. plus bonus OF S21O,
desires 10 exchange with clerk In
nnmc cnpncit. and remuneration
I'm New York or New Jersey"
The above IN one OF ninpy rd-
vcrtIsrMents Appearing In WASH
ingtoh pnpcrs. t;Achange of posi-
lions Is permissible Undrr N civil
service rule with comment of su-
prrtor oiuccrD, but 40 extensive
har fhr practice become TINT gov
crnmentnl functions nre being
tangled. Entire stop VIII now he
puf TO such exchanges.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
Philadelphia.
Totals ..i3iI27 , Totals ....s,
hated for Perry In ninth.

i,rriITo., ;.;..................o 29ol %
SUMMARY: Runs Detroit ,veich. He'll
man 49,. SHORTEN 60. Jones t?,. Stapngcb
x; tcnFnelb. t.r-ors - Philadelphia
,MyAtt. Bu:rusb. tn" haf-~ hits-Stanage.
Jones. shorten. Home ruu-IIeilrnan
Sa@rlhccs- Jones. Rommell Lift on buses
-DeG"ii :; Philadelphia. s bases on
h"l!s-.pn Leonard. .: on Oldham. l Hits
on i."ona-d, . in &: off oldham. in 2:
OH ltnmme!i 10 IN .: OF Ferry. . in 4
struck out-by Leonard. 3. by Romineii O.:
ny Perry, ;. Wild pt;Ch-Ironard. Win
ninE pitrher-i.conard. Losing pitcher
RammeIi uinpi.es-Moriarty and Hide
brand Time-!. rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31

wrestling match Is sufficient TO pro-
v!dc an entertaining evening. the
boNlng generally VIII be regarded as
the feature. and. " constant calls
that have been MADE for boxing here
are an Indication. there viii bc fcw
vacant sc"ts in the auditorium whom
the sparring Is announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
TY COBBERS TAKE GAME
FROM STARS OF CELLAR
Tigers Jump ON Connie Marks Grip
pies and Athletics Grip ON
basement IL SUI Firm

PjIILADELPHIN August 30.-De-
troit won a froe-hittinE game from
Philadelphia today. . 10 .. Leonard
retired. because OF the heat at the
end OF the sixth Inning.
Injuries and iilno,s compelled the
Athletics TO use "a catcher in left
field and Il nrst baseman in RICH;
field.
Three helhing lapses aided largely
in Dctro!ts victory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CONTINUED from sixth Page,

Zi.hnry. ia l. H.t 10y pitcher--by Csid-
m"it tHarr!sp: StFucE out-by Bleniilier.
!; IS Caldwell. |. Losing pitcher shaw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
WILL BOX IN RICHMOND
As THEY BOXED IN FRANCE
Crack Glove Artists of the SOth and
2Ouh Divisions to Meet Here
Saturday Night.

For the first time ia the last thirty
years. ana perhaps for the only time
IN Number OF years 10 come, Rich
mona sportSmcn arc to have an OPP
portunity to witness boxing exhibit
tons here. They Will be staged ex-
actiy as We're those under the di-
rection OF the Y. NJ. G. y. in France
They Will be held in the CITY Audi
forum on SATURDAY night. according
to an announcement by the enter
tainincnt committee Of the American
legion. hs special cntertaiuWcnt
feature provided for those attending
and the Eishtieth Division reunion
no admission VIII be charged to the
exhibitions. in which twelve expert
enccd boxers from the I.ight!cti, and
TWO from The Navy will participate
THIS VIII enable six matches 10 be
staged, there being Ntotal Of forty
rounds IF sparring planned. Each
round is 10 20 twD minutes, with a
one minute intcrm,ssion
"i" Gives Assistance.
John j. wicker OF the American
eHi"n to whose efforts credit liz due
possible. announced last night that
there viii be Il special feature ar
RANGED for the entertainment: of the
SaliaHt cN-scrvice men attending the
clause Or the state anti prize fighting
Law VIII be complied with. and the
Young Mems Christian Association is
assisting those in charge by provid-
ing quarters for the bo%crs and al
loving them 10 use it's gymnasium
TO finish on their training.
The ~ practically had charge Of
boxing in the y. l.. +. and assigned
large numbers OF secretaries 10 the
sport. especially in the \. L. T.. tour
nament in the Cirque de Paris In
Paris. after the various army cham
pionsh!ps had been deternined in
army area battles. The great popu
iarity 81 the snort is shown In the
men participated in these matches
and G,2bc,GiT men viewed them.
AZ was done overseas. the closes;
me dicai inspection will ne given the
III The exhibitions here Sattirday
| night. and Drs. Darlington Williams
and Garnett Nelson Viii he at The
r!hEsihe so that any match may Inc
ne men spa:rins is no match for
the other.
Neither Pay Nor Prizes.
SnGh men as Kid Lamp!tin. heavy
ninth Division. Kid Corno. a weller
"eight "eii-known to all army men
and knock-Out Brown and Others
nae consented 10 appear on the pro
srnm. receiving neither pay no,
prizes Tor their participation
Prior Ia the snrcialIy .rr.pr.d
boxing exhibitions, the cntcrtninmcn
committee has arranged for q wrcst.
ing match and band concert. the Ia,
ter TO he provided by the limit I
states Marine Corps Band o. Guam
t!co. II viii be composed Of twenty
pieces and viii play throughout the
enohihE. ~ the conclusion of the
"Eest!in: match. which, IL is said
VIII BRING Leo Pohi. who was de-
,.i,cd only in the finals OF the A
- r. tournament. and I'd Ecircs.
1outnern DEPARTMENT champion. TO-
Ecthcr, and tho band concert thosa
IN the auditorium will be inforuI.T
| ,hni the Program has he.n con
The exhibitions are expected >.
nHc ot ING biggest sporting
,' oaru'es a!'anSed for Richmond in
hi'e the band concert and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31

oeachger who gave nine bases .,
balls u"
Napier won his second game in the
Ndtignai League. He was hit freely
nut kent The safetics well scattered
The scor..-
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Boston.
Cincinnati.
Totals 35 lo2il2 Totals 30 4
Ian FOR o. Sci! IN ninth.

Totals S5lc2il2 Totals 80 scr 10
Kan FOR O'Sci! Ia ninth
&Hat,ed FOR OeschIcr in ninth.
Boston .........-. % o o 0 ool o.
CINCINNATI .....f.....0 s o o Ks
summary: Runs-BoRsfon fBoeck.I
Maranvillel; Cinc!nnaii Ta,h. Daubsrt.
-Cincs,nati lnonel: Boston foesch.
FSel. Tw0-bq h!;s-Roush. Isocckci
ltoike. Three base hIt-Mararvi.!c Stolen
bascs--Crane Winro. Sacriiice--Dun
Double n!ays,-Groh to paubcrt: Crane to
Kath 10 llaubert: Ford to Hoke; Aiaran-
s!lie 10 iiolke. Left on hnses.-B6ston
scott: 3: Oesohgcr. {. Uts-off Scott
~ 10; en- Designer. 4 in b23 Hit hv
nitchcT--hy Ocschger. !. Struck out-hy
Mailer. 2; by SCOT. 2: by O:schcsr 3
Losing pitChcr-Srott. umpres Klein and
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Norfolk & WesterraER

Leave Droud street ssatIoa Dss1y I'd
s,or Norfolk 6,55 a. n, 900 A Ifs.sS'
$3.50 NJ. 6:ao p. II. For thu W ssoE$
=. NJ. 9:25 z. NJ. Arrfys FROM MSSsS
f9ik, liiS a, ~, e:sS =. M, RsSI FsS)
;s sss Hui s,sls Ass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
WOUND OVER HIS EYE
CAUSES MlSKE TO LET UP
While the Challenger Rests Dempsey
Boxes -Four Hounds In Heavy
DownpOur OF Rain.

BENTON HARBOR, MICH. August
30.--Because of II fear OF growing
stale. Billy Miskc. challenger for the
world s heavyweight title. planned
today to drop all work with the gloves
for Il day at least and perhaps longer.
The challenger may be forced TO
suspend boxing for two or three days
wound over his left eye in training
yesterday.
Dempsey Is rapidly rounding into
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
Mt. St. Joseph's College

EtdduateS all over the country are takinr
,hSir p!a ces az leaders in the profcssinr,
or IN vast commercial enterprises Courses
thofouEhly prepare for study OF Engineer
!nI, Mcdic!ne. Dentistry, Law and pus.
ness. Unusual Advantages For l'rcmedirnI
Work: Modtrn buildings l!eaithfui ioca
,lon beneficial athletics encouraged Send
BROTHER NORBERT. Director.
Carroll station. Hyitimorr VA
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STEAMSHIPS.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Trains
tDniiy, unless otherwise shoWn) published
only as information and not guaranteed.
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only. &
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condition. The champion was 40 euS!
Ee: Tor work yesterday that he sboScd:
the last four rounds OF his glove saS.s
sion In heavy downpour OF rain. "a
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ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

"Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin" is gem
uine Aspirin proved safo by millions
and prescribed by physicians for over
twenty years. Accept only an un-
broken Payer package" which con-
tains proper directions TO relieve
Headache, Toothache, Earachc, Neu-
ra!gia. rheumatism, Cold and Pain
Handy tin boxes of IL tablets cost
few cents. Druggists also sell larger
Payer packages Aspirin is trade
mark Bayer Manufacture Mono.
aceticacidester of Saiicylicacid.-Adv
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CITY TICKET oFFscH8
BIO e. Main Street Phone Randsiph al &
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

lCoN.Lmueh From SiNih rnrn
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.s.sass Observation-Disclosures,
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET
ri1al sales Of Liberty and victory loan

~. s. g. registered. Observation-Disclosures iJl
-. = coapon .,...-...............ft !al i1i
- . Is. registered ................ Ibldl les
ss4Hs .. Vs. conpon 800; ..............th.ij Iej
- pannma 2S. registered .......-....,tidI =
pynenia -. coupon ,.-. Ihln, X
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-28
Farmer ,Asse6 40 Pledge =. So PEI
.m,... Cent Acreage Decrease.

'bja1las; Tex; Oct: a;'r:.Editors of
several Dallas and Ellis county
newspapers have received letters
threatening destruction Of their
plants If the publications fail to sn,,-
port demands for 81 cent cotton, 4.
NJ. Spencer. head Of he department
of nstice investigating bureau, 4 an
nounccd here Thursday. Resolu-
tons seeking pledges, from tenant
farmers and land owners to cut their
1921. cotton acreage 50 per cent 10
stabilize prices, which are now de-
morali2ed,'' were placed before a
meeting of about 1000 bankers, far
niers and merchants here Thursday
20 consider means of remedying thu.
cotton price situation.
The plan was outlined by Walter
Allen, president Of the American Ma
tional bank Of Terrell, Tex, and its
adoption was moved BY Milton Far
rier, banker. Omaha, Tex. A conf
m,ttee was appointed, however, to
consider the scheme.
Bankers would aid i'll carrying out
the movement. The pledge would
require farmers to let their land lie
IDLE i'll preference to planting more
.han 50 per cent OF the 1920 crop.
Allen warned cotton will drop to pre-
war prices unless drastic action is
taken.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-28
Mrs. Susan Porter Made Six
Speeches.

Mrs. Susan Porter, OF Excelsior
Springs, one OF the foremost women
speakers in the state made six
speeches to the Democratic women
of Bates county Thursday, Friady
and Saturday Of last week. At each
place where she was billed to speak
she was greeted with large audiences
that gave her the closest attention.
Mrs. Porter at one time lived in Gal
latin, Missouri, which is near the
home of Three Bali Art Hyde, the
republican nominee for governor,
and she was able to tell the voters of
Bates county just what sort of a
man he was and what might be eH-
pectcd OF him in case he should, by
some strange iluko OF fortune, be
elected to the office OF governor.
The speeches OF Mrs. Porter did
much to arouse the enthusiasm OF
the Democratic women and it is a
safe prediction that everyone who
heard it will I've On hand a, the polls
rcXt Tuesday.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-28

]. w. Mcclure returned to Park
vile Friday, for a few days visit
with home folks.
All suits reduced from $500 to
$1,000 for cash iot the next 80 days.
Black & Sons.
7. w. Holloway spent several days
last week in Kansas City visiting h's
sons, Verne and Floyd.
All suits reduced from $500 to
$1,000 for cash for. the next 80 DAYS.
Black & Sons.
Silas Stanley, OF Neosho, was ~
the city one day last week shaking
hands with his many Butler TRENDS.
All suits reduced IRON $500 TO
$1,000 for cash Tor the next 80 days.
Black & Sons.
Miss Edna Clark went to Kansas
CITY Saturday to spend the week end
with her friend, Mrs. II. A. Fowler.
Mrs. VIM. Arnold returned the
last Of the week from St. Louis,
where she had been visiting friends.
Mems Sweaters 81 up; boys sweat
ers,; 81 up, Black & Sons.
l.. R. Choate came down from
Kansas City the last Of the week Tor
his usual week end visit with home
folks.
Mems rubber boots, $3.50 up while
they last, Black & Sons.
Mrs. P. H. Norton went to Lone
Tree Saturday for short stay at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. lin
Kelley.
Mems work sox 15c, wool socks
soc, boot sox zoe, Black & Sons.
Mrs. c. E. Fortune and little
daughter, Caroline, went TO- Kansas
City Monday to spend few days
with friends.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-28
John H. Stone.

/ John II. Stone, Democratic candi-
date for State Treasurer, now Is
Serving his second term as treasurer
OF Bates county. He is So years old,
having been born i'll Clark County,
-kentuckv. December II, 1867
married Miss Matte Webb. Decent
Der "a, 1884, to which union three
children were born.
The splendid record achieved by
Stone during his term as county
treasurer recommends him to the
voters OF Missouri for the important
position OF State Treasurer. He is
cmincn,l~ qualified for the position
because OF his broad business ex
perience in his home county and
Southwest Missouri. He has al
wavs been an active Democrat, de-
VOTING much of his time and money
to the interest of his party.-Mo.
State Journal.