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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
frankfOrd
AlL'PHILA. HOCKEY WINNER
"'ss Anne 3. Townsend Stars in
victory Over Oakmere School

team an. Philadelphia field hockey
tina irtaSing together for the second
featoG ""r the eleven was selected. de-
yrstcrdo u"e DakeSmerc School team
Merion' on thr cricket crease of the
il goaIs y rlcN"t Club. llaverford,
tho M,SS m"5 Anne b. Townsend. captaip Of
.0, NV winning team. scored i of tho ~ ~
SIT%S' STssS u 'lose behind her in SCORING was
roaI TS hrySon, who shot the bali by tbc
VA wa tender three times, and Miss Rogar
$3.50 SrV tdlso made three. Miss EliZnhrth
nIa,uU.hs, who is also an ice hockcv
pSaSSeTr, made the other goal for G tbc
rhlladelphians. e'"' ior 'he
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
Announce Doubles TENTS Pairinss

Fred G. Tumrkins announces tho ralriugS
for the IuGb.rs tennis tournament for the
Waltnr Hnl!ahau cups at the Philadelphia
RacUucl cub. h"gtnninE today, BY" j. W
and j. s. ptsaton, Jr,, VS.. S. W Pearson
and Trlnard l1ocni GSorg" II, brooH', and
Enu Jr.. g. Roberts and II. *. Mohr vs.
John WanrmaN""r and W, J; MTGlGn% 9, II;
and g. e. Scrg.ant; $. Andrews ana Jtmi"s
Potter ~ .. u. Hart and +. +. %gwbo.d,
bye. r. rhnycr, Jr and ". H. Folwru:
W J. HaIlahan and j. X. MOhr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
Cornell ISelects Runners

Ithaca, y. ". Dec. 4.-Cornelrs cross
country team. which meets the runners OF
oxford and Cambridge universities near Lon.
don on December 81, probably will consist
Df Captain J. L. DiCkinsin. r. G. NICI1ermott
H. p. Brown. II. T.. Mrown. Ii. V. Bonsai
G., G.. Irish and c: G; Garter, with reserves
NJ. Il. Richman and NJ J. Ward. 'S0''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
HaverhilI Refuses Coast Game

Haverhill. Mass, Dec. 4.-HaverhIll Hlrh
School officials say that the terms nrolHsed
by the. high school of Everett Wash, for
q game between the football teams OF No
two SCHOOLS were unacceptable and that ther,
would be no game. The HaverhilI football
squad will leave on Monday next for Jack.
sOnville, Fla, whore the team will pIay
tho eleven OF Duvall High School on De,
CemLer H.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
SCRUB TEAMS MEET ON
NORTHEAST GRlDIRON
Frankford and Holmesburs Clash
on Crystal Field Today

Those bitter Northwest gridiron
rivals, Frankford and HolmcSburg.
clash this afternoon on Crystal Field,
frankford avenue and Rhawn streets
but on this occasion it is simply the
,crMb aggregations that will vie for
football supremacy.
VI the twenty two mon that will
,ort ort the game, eight are members of
.hs wears Frankford High School
er,eyen' They are Perry, Mcrhan and
paroSt' for li0lmesburg, and Summers.
SSott' !. Remmy, Eltonhcad and
strange. Three of the Rpmmy boys. all
orCthers, Of Frankford's famous quar-
'erback, will be in the game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
Tech Seeks Notre Dame Game

South Bend. Dec. Athletic authorities
at NOtre Dame have received a request FOR
a 1921 game with Georgia Tech to be piav,d
at Atlanta. Invitations to send the i0n0
squad to Spokane. Wash, and PortlanJ
ere, for pOst-s"aSOn games have been rn'
jected on account of the illness OF Gcorge
Gipp. star halfbaCk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
The line up
COlWYN CLOSES SEASON
Suburban Eleven Meets Darby
Team Today In Final Game

The curtain drops on football in Del
aware county today. when the Colwyn
and Darby Fire eevcns meet in the final
game Of the season. The game will be-
played at Fourth and Ellis avenue.
Colwyn.
I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
Winning Recipe

"Whcn You can keep boys from
smoking. put them to bed at 10: 80 y.
m. or 10 0'clock before game. pro-
hlbit them from drinking soda water.
from eating candy. pies, and icccrram
more than once day, make them stick
to it, then you hay" Il bunch Uf boys
that arc bound 10 win something.
"All this training is the greatest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
NATIONAL BODY IS
AFTER GOLF UNITY
U. S. G. A. Considers "Unfortu-
nate" Steps Taken by West
ern Association

New York. Dee. 4.-Thc United
States Golf Association has announced
that IL considers as "unfortli-
nate" the step taken by the directors
of tho Western Golf Association Tues
day in proposing to make that body tn"
controlling authority of the game i'll
this country.
1--WE do not believe that the golfers of
the tnitCl States want two ruling S"lt
bodies and several different codes OF
rules. as this will lead to great con
fusion" declared the statement issued
By secretary w. ID. Nanderpool.
1--WE want it thoroughly understood
that we are always ready to discuss and
confer With any golf body, and to Lave
an exchange Of our views.
Declaring that "thc most important
consideration in tho game of golf 'odav
is unity and Uniformity especially
in having tn" same code of rules
throughout the world. the statement
emphasized the action of the United
States Golf Association in sending Il
committee to England this year TO con
fer with the royal and ancient rules
committee in order ''to clarity the rules
and make them easier of intcrprcta-
tiOn.
A constitutional amendment which
would give tho West increased repre-
scntatiOn on the executive committee
was adopted by that body last Mon
dny. it was stated and will be sub
mttcd for approval at the annual meet
ing January I. the amendment provides
for four additional committeeman
"who shall be representatives OF four
different recognized golf associations OF
the United States
CIeyelani. o., Dec. i.-Thc new
constitution to be adopted by the West
crn Golf Association at its January
meeting was submitted to the United
States Golf Association several months
ngo with the suggestion that it be adopt
cd by both organizations. Wilbur ii.
Brooks. president of the Western Coll
Association. announced in reply to Il
statement issued by w. d. Wander
POOL, secretary of the United States
Golf Association.
such action would have resulted in
one authoritative organization in this
country" Mr.. Brooks statement de-
cared. However, the suggestion wa
not agreeable to the officers OF the
United States Golf Association. not
WlthStandlng tne ueSIrc W Hldlltdlu oul
one organization in this country and thu
fact that the United States Golf AsSo
citation was always ready to confer will
any other golf association as stated BY
! Secretary Nanderpool.
The Western Golf Association alst
believes that one golf association in thi
country is preferable to two or NOR
and that one must be representative o
American golfers from the Atlantic t.
the Pacific.
THE idea Of one set Of rules to gov
crn the game throughout tn" world l
ludicrous. even when climatic condl
tionS alone are considered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

Ts'o '''f"'S!' St nh the election an exhibition
Tween Pau Rnd Td"II"d a. th@. club today be-
',qh proft.sE elected and MaurIo Tf'iit'I' Toimnt'In'
q the WhiSsa.Gnal paired with The presidann;, Siisn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
GERMANTOWN FRIENDS
SOCCERLSTS STARTED YOUNG
Germantown Friends Soccer
Team Has Strict Rules

Gcrm,utown Friends schools soccer
team hna not been beaten ihls year, Here
are the rules Of training as laid down by
u strict coach:
No SmUkIng.
TO BID az 1890 or 10 y. m. before a
game,
No soda water
No candy. pies or Sundaes.
lee cream but once - day. .
On this menu the boys have piled up
FIRST second
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
Dartmouth Eleven Returns

football s3u:J' H.. Dec. I, - Dartmouth 3
IWhsre the GrooDh has returned from seattle,
None ~ f'U4 on the Eridiron last S'rnS SnturSSaVyt OF
IcmJ VI 'he players we're injured am in uHS SSs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

New Wilmington. Pn.-Joo Dtshmau. ful
back, has been elected captain OF tho 1877
college football squad
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-25

-
.es, pNys - ylospn 2 e pi.n'
- ~ ns1er "o e me-
~ kais - s'uu,
.nH snly' Nv snueki IneFs notn
ms - once AneM seven-months'
oid kio vac said ZOO IN seveA IAN
guages' could pat ~. toes IN M
NOUN en0 piayed soR ~ hnpicunl
n sN.A"ke '"' ~rsle.0E = " eA-
pecsso " - "n.s nuper does
=. 1870 - su q mon -" !,
Co., rr |
avn, Z.
Z. 's q. .s s,ous'y
1ss .ne suequ-ey :. me lns
nne1n' Eve Anu PENNY snu num-
D.s s,.s' " snS Ie - MORN MIN
inst .n0 nevel-'o-DlilfienIiy cen
'u's' mug
a ta,m.r ws. ~. f..h.~ 80 .u,a,,,o
.hIa- -, s..,.- l,sL
- ~ i"'Aeo
- ' 1" = ~. y ~ sn'n; kiea'
'oe' ne va. rocking ahe newest ar
lisai one nisns "nen ~. we remark
ca: yonn' tnst craole = nearly worn
ouu' - i,cAe'y 'nns ~ Alrsio J.
WIN iai 70 pieces s .Dous used
~, repnea ner nusDand. lnen Rand
'"s nef nv ne Aodeo' Inc next
.'"e YOU 20 70 .o~n Ess ne" one,
soou o'e' one ''la' ~H asst
g. -.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-25

CURRENT COMMENT.

THERE are twelve future president,
Of the United States now living
When President Wilson was born
Franklin Pierce was President. Any
body who win count win find that hir
life covers the period Of fifteen presi-
dents, including himself and his sue
cessor. A child born this year and
living to be SO years old stands >
chance OF being one Of the fifteen pres
idents, In round numbers, there are
ut least ten or twelve boys, and per-
haps girls, for nobody knows what
will happen in the coming years, now
living who will be presidents. Twelve
out Of Ito million Is not 1 big per-
centage, But nobody knows who one
of the twelve will BE-, nor from what
humble homo no viii come. The two
men who are up today would not have
been picked At birth for future pres
idents. The old saying. "Some day
you may be prcsident' has started
many = boy on with courageous
heart to tackle life seriously. The
strange thing IL, and : review Of any
period Of our history proves II, any
boy may reasonably aspire to be pres
dent.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-25
TALES OF TOWN
TO AN OLD FRIEND

There are silver hairs In your hail
old friend;
There are traces Of gray in mine.
We've been travelling long from our
boyhood days,
But our heartstrings, they still en-
twine.
Well, the springtime Of life is long
passed, old friend,
And the autumn il drawing near.
The roses are faded, the golden leaves
fall,
But fruit time and harvest are
here.
And the light in your eyes Is less
bright, old friend,
Than 1t was in the days Of old.
But the grasp Of your hand is rs firm
as then,
And your heart il as strong and
bold.
There are deepening lines in your
brow, old friend
There's stoop in your shoulders
too.
But the ties that are binding us firm
er still
l feel in the soul Of you.
So onward together wen journey, old
friend,
To the land where all pilgrims 20
And be At the end Of the road as we
were
In the days that we used to know.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-25
EMMETT NEWS

The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid vii
meet at the home of Mrs. Scott Hen
derson, in Riverside addition, mex
Thursday afternoon, Dec 2. Mrs. v
t. Craig and Mrs. d. H. Van Deuser
are hostesses.
Mrs. J. s. Robinson left Saturday
for West Timber, Ore, to join her
husband, who has been working there
since last summer. She has rented
their house in town to Mr.. Oelricky
sen.
The suit Of office rooms in the
Bank Of Emmett building, occupied by
DR.. ]. l.. Reynolds, have been bright
ened by fresco and paint during the
past week. The Strang brothers did
the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rancour are
spending = few days visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Rancour's brother, Geo.
Faulke, while enroute to their home in
Chicago.
For the purpose Of raising funds
with which to purchase furnishings
for three rooms in the /. o. O. F.
homo ut Caldwell, Emmett Rebekah
lodge will give = dance in Liberty
theatre Friday night, December 10.
Nicely furnished office rooms have
been fitted up by DR.. w. N. Delay ON
the second floor Of the Rees building.
The rooms are en- suite and are pro-
vided with modern electrical and 9TH
or appliances for the treatment Of
disease according to ehiropractic prin-
eiples. Mr.. Delay assists her hus-
band in giving treatments.
The ladies' Of the Eastern Star wish
10 thank Mrs. Cartwright, Mr.. Hoi |
vernon and W. Ii. Alter FIR tie flow
m 20 kindly donated. Mr.. Buckn,L.n
'or the chAirs. Mr. Bowen for the
fishes and tables, and Mr.. Davis for
he victrola- II
The Shubsrt Original Jazz orchestra
4 Chicago viii give = dance in Lib
'rty Theatsr next Tuesday. Nov. 80.
NE company y returning from . tour
( the coast and British Columbia and
I'LL introduce the latest singing and
nstxunental novelties. Dancing b.
In ct 9.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Obermeyer ~
AsvNnAtioM ao4
! ~ vicinity o. Yellowstone rnrk, n
IAars thy Wsre huntinx big game.
lonry says he saw number Of elk, :
Aot ct them, bat missed. His disap-
ointmsnt was turned TO gladnosaI :
'hen h learned that the elk wore IA | /
y park, ~ shooting Of game there
prohibited,
AiM Margaret A. Stone, en- routs
an San Francisco to New York On .
. r. IystOm limited train dur Z
{ ~ latssf part Of September, went =
Z . short walk In Denver Wills the 4
ain stopped At the station. When p
. returned to the station, the train :,
d departed Miss Stone, however, "
y not disconcertsd; she summoned :
tAxicab and Was rushed to the Avia-
N field whore she engaged an air
lne and ct out after the limited.
y pilot overhauled II at Deer Trail,
miles from Denver, and Miss Stone.
ruined her journey.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-25

~Chamberiain's Tablets have done
mo world Of good writes Mrs. Ella
L Button. kirkville, N. Y. ~ have
rsccmmended them to 4 number of INV
frtends and all who have used them
praise them highly" When troubled
with Indigestion or constipation, give
Thorn . trial and realize for yourself
what an excellent medicine it is.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-25

Hives. eczema, itch or salt rheum
80 You crazy. Can't bear the touch
Of your clothing. Doan's Ointment
y nna for skin itching. All drug
gists sell It, zoe . box.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-25

At last somebody has got RICH. up
in meeting and sxid good work
for pie. Usually the national pastry
is condemned. But pie fans keep
right on eating. They view with
alarm the dissector who can make
eight wedges appear where bu. five
appeared before. But they mt quit
putting pie whsre 1t will do the most
good on that account. No SIR They
just say: "Gimrne a couple Of pieces
today" And so II is good to know
that no less All authority than the
Journal Of the American Medical AS
sociation comes to tho front with m
article assuring the public. both with
In and without the "pie belt" that
pie, when properly made, is not only
toothsame and wholesome, but d.
gestible product, and that "helping'
of ice cream on top doesn't hurt any
Pie has been up against lot II crit
icism in years gone by. 1t has al
most taken the count at times on the
"indigestible" indictment. Even
mince pie is given = clean bill by the
pie expert. 1t has been proven by
tests that in the race through the ALI
mentary canal, pudding wins, pie sec
ond and cake third. 1t is q consola-
ton TO know, too, that in the tests
made 1t took longer to digest angels
food than DEVILS cakel b
Hope ID the strongest force IN the
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-25

Johnny" said the country school
teacher to one Of her pupils, "give me
the answer to this little problem
There were twelve sheep in the pas
ture. Six Of them jumped over the
fence. How many were left7"
None replied Johnny Johnny, l
am surprised at you," said the teach
err, rather severely. "Well, you may
know arithmetic, but you don't know
nuthin' about Sheep" said Johnny.
With malt and hops disposed of the
government may next consider corn
meal.
A lis'le local sufferer Describes her
case Of mumps as headache that had
slipped down into her throat.
Some haze meat and Gamma eat,
And some would eat that want it;
But we haze meat and we can eat,
Sac let the Lord be thankit.
"Pa, what is . patriot?" asked son.
"A patriot, my boy" replied dad, lis
= man who continues to love and
,erve his country whether or not its
elections go to suit him."
&
Two boys were looking at = bill
BOARD on which appeared an advertise
nent for grape nuts" whats
grape nuts? Z" asked one Of the boys. |
DENIS de guys wot drinks grape
uice," replied the other little boy.
. . q
Los Angeles comes TO the front with
-year-old boy who speaks four
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-25

HOPE Is the strongest force in the
World today. Probably 1t was al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
rustee S Sale of Farm arm
On Broad Street
Road

by virtue OF deed OF trust dated
December IA, 1917, and recorded in
the clerks office OF IIenrico County.
Virginia: In Deed Book 211B, page
1877. default having been made -iu
payment OF the debt therein secured,
and being required by the beneficiary
so To do. shall sell by public auc-
ton. upon the premises. or t.iit
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS. 1920,
at ZOO O'Clock +. NJ,
property described in said deed. as
follows: .'All that certain piece or
parcel OF land lying ana being IN the
County OF Ilenrico. State OF virginia.
about nine miles west of the city OF
Richmond. Va. on the north side OF
broad street Road formerly known
as the Old Deed Run Turnpike), con-
tanning SO.6S acres. more fully shown
on plat attached to deed from w.
VI. iarnum and wife. dated january.
l9O:. recorded in j. Is. lila, page
ao4. together with all IMPROVEMENTS
upon said land. and all rights and
PRIVILEGES pertaining thereto" - -
TERMS: Cash.
y. J. CHEWING. JFe.,sS :
Trustnsf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale.

sell "1"' 70
we must move the following cars. nnd
WIN not fcius" any reasonable offer. Easy
terms TO Responsible people.
~-kiand g. perfect condition.
Overland 4. 1920. good n. new.
lo2o Hupp roadster. driven less than
3.ooo miles. Taken in on closed car
Saxon Six. ut your figure
.ANDERToN AUTO co. INC.
1897 ". Broad. Phone Eoui s3S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
AUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices
q, I

III ErING--Tho annual mo,tinx or $500
no def" OF the National State anJ,,Ssipy
biUH OF Richmoad Va. Will bo L.;i
nj the onnking-Toom al IL o'clock nn,1
on Tuesday January u ls2I. Tor "a.
e!ect:on u directors for the enstfnI.
year ana tho Transaction Of any uths-
business wh!ch may como beforr tho
meeting. NV
w. 8. RYLASD..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24

THE UNION BANK OF RICHMOND
VA.--rhe directors OF this bank have de.
clared the regular per cent quarterly
dividend on the stock OF this bans pay.
able on January /. 1921. to stock holders
OF record as or December 2Sth ChrcAs
" all ne mailed.
Q q. RARkSDALE ca shirr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
{. c. RARKsDALE. Cashier
DINInENII

Richmond. Va. December ~. 1920
The Board ~ Directors of the Savings
Bank OF Richmond have declared dividend
40. .: of three go per cent and an
extra one ID per cent, amounting to
$4,000 free OF tax. out OF the earnings tor
the past three months. payable January
]. 1871. Dividend chcck3 vii! br matted.
INMS NJ. RALI. uSnirr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24

WEST END NhNk Oh RICHMOND.
The directors M this bank have de-
clar,d scIn.annuaI dividend Of prr
cent on It's capital stock. payable January
5, 1874. TO it's stockholders OF record De-
cenUcr IS. 1920. Checks Will he mailed
CllAS. n. WILLIS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
Oincc OF
ViRGlNIA-cAROLINA CHEMICAL-G0...
RICHMOND. VA.

DIVIDEND NO. 50.
Tho Board OF Directors of V!rglnia-
carolina Chemical Company have thfg day
DECLARED quarterly dividend OF 81 per saart,
go. being dividend No. Sc. on the cUfn-
mon stock OF this company. payable Tues
cay, February !. 1921. to stockholders OF
record a; the close of business ON satur-
day, January Is. 1921. Transfer books
VIII nor DC sIGsed;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24

DISPLAY CLASSIFIED 5,tait
Icy y. J. CHEWING, JR.. Realtor,
ID North Ninth Street iat.eN
Trustees Sale Of
AVENUE
LOTS .'5. ....8

Dy virtue of deed of trust dated
December y, 1919, OF record IN tho
Clerks Office OF the Richmond Chan
Gerry Court In Deed Book 26l-B, patSn
i52, default having been made inathe
payment OF the debt therein secured,
and being required by the beneficiary
so 20 DO, shall sell by public auction,
upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER IS. 1920.
Al 1 O'Clock T.. NJ,
the lot Of land in the city of Rich.
deed as follows: beginning at, tho
southeastern intersection OF Floyd
Avenue and Lewis Street, thence
running ,mtg .s,nstwardly along tho south
line OF Floyd Avenue and fronting
thereon one hundred and twenty fsat.
ana extending back southwardlS from
said front on Floyd Avenue, befwnen
the ea stern line OF Lewis Street and
line parallel herewith. one hun
ured ana forty-tour feet 10 an alley
twenty-four feet wide; designnteii ns
Lots l6. Il, Is and 10, in Block ID"
III ne plan Of Henry Place"
TERMS: Cash. ~. V
~. ]. CHEWING. IR..
BY ~. !. CHEWNINCi. JR-- ReaIto1-
- North Ninth StraatIsf'fHSt'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24

II EETl NG-First national Bank. Rich
mond. Va. December 8. 1920: Tbs
regular annual meeting OF the stock-
holders OF the FIRST National Bank Of
Richmond. Va. for the election OF Ill
rcctorS Tor tho ratification OF tho acts
OF the directors for tho last hseaI year
and for the transaction OF any other
the said meeting. viii be held Tues.
day. January II. 1921. At II noon, In
the 0irestors' room OF the bank Ninth
and Main Streets. Richmond. Va James
~. Ball. 1r.. Cashier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
DIVIDEND.
THE pI.A STEllS NATIONAL. RkNIS

IIF- j I-N y ELS M IIUNNL HANK.
Richmond, Va, December 80. 1920.
The directors of this bank have today
declared the regular quarterly dividend
uf 1 per cent. aud an extra Dividend OF
per cent. making ~ total OF u per cent
ON the capital stock. payable January .,
1921 10 stockholders OF record az OF De
cember %. 1890. Transfer books VIII be
closed until January j. 1921.
Checks viii be mailed.
WARREN Al. GODDARD
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L. r. COLES. Treasurer.
OLD DOMINION TRUs

December Il, 1870,
The regular annual meeting OF tho
stockholders OF Old 0ominion Trust Com.
pany will be held at the Office OF the
company. No. 500 East Main Street, Rich
tnond. Va, on Wednesday. JinunIy IL.
1921. at - O'Clock noon for tn. pir 90 an
OF elcctiaS directors OF the company tsiiJ
for the transaction OF such other bIs,nsss
as may properly come before the meeting
The stock transfer books of tho cuni-
PAM Will be closed at IL O'Clock noon on
December 81 1920. and remain closed In
accordance with the bylaws until uttsr
the adjournment OF said meeting.
w II. SIATTGiTER Sacr,,,r-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24

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Is jewels, SIS to $500.
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Watches, SIG up.
Genuine La Tuscal, Rich
ellen and Regent Pearls, So
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Fine Diamond Rings, $40
up.
Cameo Rings, SIS up.
Waterman Fountain
Pens, $3.50.
Eversharp Pencils, $1.5O
to $50.
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GOLD CUFF buttons Tor boys Scbaaf
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