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The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25

The only newspaper published on
 Seward Peninsula. Covers approximately 22,I0O square miles of territory.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-16
LAND SALE

| will, on til 20tE day of March
1920, sell for cash, to the highest
bidder, the following parcel of
land, to-wit:
That tract containing 10 '2-1O
acres, lying between Scotland
Neck and Gallberry farm, on the
North side Of the public road, be-
ginning at r. A. Phillips corner
and running up said road 400 #.
and bounded on the West by Char
les Dickens land an on the East
by h. A. Phillips This is the
most valuable land near town
for sale, and is an ideal lot for
homes. This being land inherit
ed by Mittie Rowe. This the II
day Of March, 1920.
A. PAUL. kITCHIN. Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
IMPERIAL TOBACCO BUYS
BROOK TURNPIKE LOTS
Smith.C Courtney Company to Erect
IN Pipe Shop on South Side.
~ Other Realty Activity

BE tss Purchase of two lots of land on
ISBrook Turnpike by Imperial Tobacco
bEEompany featured trading on the
s1ocal real estate market last week.
ssThc lots will be improved rs the Rich
knond branch of that concern. The
ESnrst lot was acquired from Bishop
I'D O'Connell and has frontage
Fof 120.65 feet on the turnpike at
& the northeast intersection of Mitchell
street The purchase price was s20,-
eight inches on the east side of the
klloroushtare. commencing at the
ynorth corner of Oak street and eN-
u extending back q distance OF one block
Sto Chamberlaync Avenue T. Sol
ECutchins and l.. .. Wendcnburg. spcA
HSial commissioners sold this lot for
ES17,500.
stPians were flled by Smith Courtney
sshop. to be erected ~ the corner Of
seventh and Porter Streets. in South
Richmond, the building to cost APP
Razing OF the cid Colonial Thea
ter ut Eighth and Broad Streets is
'son the new building will be. com:
1 menced in rev weeks. Opening of
y the theatcr is expected to tako place
Kin the early fall.
"a sOlher sales made last week include
/ thn. following:
William Boschen to Louis Riagi 60
feet (? inches OF the east side of
Brook Avenue. commencing at point
4 just north OF Clay Street, for Sl5. 500.
Il, .Frank L. Grubbs 10 II. II. Hudgins.
Inc dwellings, at 1892 ami lS22-N
of-the north side of Floyd. between
AlIen Avenue and CRANKY Street. for
.Iehn S. Christian and wife to j. r..
s Side of Grove Avenue between Dooicv
and Crenshaw Avenues, for $1,000,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

and surprised patients at the rap!di,y With
which the weakness and general debility vas
REPLACED by renewed feeling OF strength
and vitality. ! took NuIated Iron my.slf
TO build me MP after q acrious case Of nrrv.
ous exhaustion. The effects were apnarent
nitsr few days and within three veeta II
had virtually revitalized my whole syttem
ana put me in superb physical condition. -
Or. T. Alphonsus Wallace, a physician Of
many years experience, and formerly Of tbs
British Naval Medical Service, sayI: IT 10
not make practice OF RECOMMENDING al
found Nu1ated Iron 40 potent In nervous.
rundown conditions. that / believe nii should
know 1t. The men and women of today
need more Iron In their blood than was the
case twenty or thirty years ago, Th, he
Cause Of the demineralized diet which row
Is served daily In Thousands of homes and
also because Of the demand for great resi.t.
anee necessary to Offset the greater nun,hrr
oil health hazards to be met at every turn"
MANuyicTunIRl' Norr: Nurated Iron ~1,.n
sIecSmncnded above. Is not q secret Tsm:6v tut
one which is we'll known TO druggists ever, vheIs
Chuho The Older Inorganic iron products it I. ,x
asaffniated and docs not inJuro ,ho teeth M AZ.
thc oiAsf, nor upset the ston Arh Each sb,rt m
genuine NuIattd Iron Is stamped a follow
hnd the words EuIAted Iron arc stSmned nh
INTO each bottle. 20 that the public NAV II
not bc Icd into accepting inferior sibstftutes Th.
mAnnI1ctnrt.s guarantee successful ard ea,,r.Iv
rsand your asne, 20 fte sysn:.er Or Ny
drukz1tS In tablet form only ~ Sh Ssoo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
PERFECTING PLANS FOR
LABOR DAY CELEBRATION
Races, COmtcnts. Vaudeville and
Dancing Arc Some Of the Al
fractions BclnE Arranged.

Races, Contests. Vaudeville and
Dancing Arc Some OF the At
fractions IseinE Arranged.
Some OF the finest horses in yir-
GINA have been entered In the Labor
Day races at the Virginia State Fair
Grounds. which Will be conducted
under the auspices of Richmond Cen
trail Trades and Labor Council on the
opening day of the annual convcn-
ton of the EiGhtirth Division Asso-
citation here.
Motorcycle. automobile and bicycle
races also are scheduled on tn. pro-
gram, which has been tentatively ar
ranged by the committees In charge
one OF the novelties on the program,
VIII De race between motorcycls
policemen. This race. however. first
must meet approval of the Director
OF PuDlic Safety before it can be
dennltcIy announced,
SiN Tree acts before the grandst,pJ
~ inc fair grounds will be another
feature OF the occasion. contracts all
ready having been signed for some
OF them and others are being ar
Labor Day. September G. will bo
celebrated by the labor organiza:ions
OF klchmond as never before. All
OF the organizations and unions max
lhE up the Central Trades and Labor
council are backing the celebration
Plans have been made TO snrri m
construction OF the new dancin.. pa-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

pressions of approval have been sent
the association and request that GER
tain national airs be included in the
programs have been received.
Last sunday several thousand peo-
pie heard the concert In spite Of
thrcatcninS weather in the early part
OF the afternoon. Arrangements
nave been made by Superintendent OF
l'arks Calder TO care for large au-
dicnCe today.
Last night the Community Recrca-
ron Association gave free outdoor
motion pictures at the Barton Heights
community picnic.
Large crowds gathered at the
parks and the Fairgrounds during
the week just ended to see the pic
lures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
Eitxhugh Makcs Appointments.

George C. FitzhuEh department
commander, Spanish War Veterans,
for the state of Virginia, yesterday
announced the following appoint
mentS:
y. NJ. Ebcriy. Norfolk. chief of stan.
George 5. Salts. Hampton. histor-
John c. wcckert. Richmond patrio-
tic Instructor.
L. #. Matthews. Richmond depart
mcnt adjutant
George w. Cummings. Richmond,
assistant department ddjutant
r.. IL. Loving. Richmond, depart
mcnt uuartcrmaStcr.
NJ. T.. Rristow. Richmond. assistant
department quartcrmastcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
Know nlchmond Census Soon.

Final work of recheckinG certain
names of the Richmond census re-
turned TO Richmond for Herifcation.
pas been completed. Supervisor J. ii.
Bocock declared yesterday. and CEN
suS hSures are expected TO be made
public any day by the Census Bu-
rcau in Washington. ALI local work
has been completed and the figures
WEI be announced as soon as they
are compiled by the Census Bureau.
Estimates have placed the final fig
nrcS as iIo.oCo. Hill Directory Com
panN places the population at ap-
proNimatcly l1o0On
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
Trollcys and Auto in Crash.

Failure OF brakes on onc-man
car yesterday about noon caused the
trolley to d. run Wild down Eighth
street. striking another car and
catching an automobile between them.
The automobile was badly damaged
and the front of tho onc-man car
was pushed in. J. V. Davis. driver
of the automobile. escaped injury, al
though his car was Knocked across
the street II. ii. Turner motorman
brakes would not operate and that
he was unable to control the car.
Traffic was halted for u half hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
Sugar Company's Ship
Seized by Dry Officers
ps A.soclnted I.re.ul

NEW ORLEANS. July 3i.-Fcd-
crnl prohibition nEcnts Monday
seized the American Sugar Rcnnin,.
COmpnny's ntcnm thinker Dulcino,
ON which, 1t WIS alleged, forty
eight cnscs OF whisky were re-
Gently discovered. The vessel is
being held In SI,50O.U0O bond.
l.. II. Powell, captain of the
DulcinO, mud }. La Jensen. n stew
nrd. were held under S1O.0O0 bond
each. The libel, filed by the United
state district attorney, In the
first OF it's kind here under the
voistead provision, which renders
ship subject tn seizure when
used to violate Federal prUhibi-
ton laws.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
GInter Park Bap,i.t to nu,la.

Permit has been granted Gintcr
park Baptist Church to erect n $4,000
edihce on the north side of Whining
ION. between Lamont Street and
Ter approved plans for tho building
Sestcrdny Permit to build Il shop
NJ seventh and Porter Streets TO
cover an entire block has been M
piled for by Smith-Courtney Co. E.s
$4,000. WI" ID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
Police Detnln Suspected Fusltlve..

Max Whitelaw and Frank Addieg,
eighteen and twenty years old. re-
epcctive!y. are being held by Rich
mond police as fugltives from JUS
tice. They are suspected by the po-
lice Of stealing quantity OF Jcwelry
in New York. They were arrested
Friday whilo trying to dispose of
several nno unset stones. and In their
belongings were found u number of
elk shirts and jewclry. Both pro-
test their Innocence, and say they
were on their way to Lee Hall to Sc
cure work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
The Examination

The examination Is the most i'm
portant part of the proceeding when
sufferer calls upon the United Doc
tors Whilst 1T IL entirely free to
those calling, yet the examination is
made as thorough and as accurate as
II the patient had paid the regular
examination charge. After the dag
nosis Is made the mode OF treatment
Is then determined.
The most delicate man. woman or
chiid need have no fear either Of
having an E-Itay examination made
or OF taking electrical treatment.
The H-Ray and electrical treatments
are harmless. painless and safe in the
hands OF experts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
Verdict for piaintin.

Jury In Hastings Court. Part H..
yesterday awarded a verdict Of $500
To Mrs j. II. Lowry against Plant
l,ipford Company. Inc. Mrs. Lowry
sued the company for alleged Sian
der. She contended that she was
humiliatcd when the manager Of !
local grocery store, owned by the
Plant-LiDford Company. asked her to
pay for two packages which she had
purchased elsewhere. The defendant
maintained that a counter was placed
In the store for patrons to leave
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
Thousands of Sick and Ailing Have Been
Successfully Treated by
UNITED HOSPITAL, Corner Tenth and Clay Streets.
Free Offer

X-Ray Examination. BLOOD Tests
and Urinalysis Tests are free. also
free advice and consultation. This
generous free OFFER OF United Doctors
FA~,s
will give every sufferer a chance to
obtain a scientific diagnosis of his or
person can really know what can be
dpne With the United Doctors modern
:system Of treatment In their own
particular case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
DEMANDS ON MISSION FUND
GROW WITH HOT WEATHER
With Return of Torrldity, Suffering
of Infants und 1ndi-
gents lncrcnHcS.

Demands on The Times Dispatch
ice fund grow daily, due to the in
creasing hot weather and the consc-
quent suffering among infants and
old people of the city. Many patients
unable to take care of themselves
have applied for aid from the fund.
and in several cases lives OF such
persons have been saved by the pur-
chase of such necessities through the
generosity of Thermometers.
The following is acknowledged with
thanks:
y sympathizcr ...............S l 90
Mrs. L. n. Cary. 20
Previously acknowledged -. 1921 A?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
Moro Alleged spccdcrS Fined.

y. c. Sinton. ]. r.. Whitlow and ].
l.. llcsiep were fined $50 each In Po-
lice Court yesterday for driving au-
tomobiles; faster than allowed by law.
Robert Alley. charged with speeding.
did not appear. An attachment was
issued for him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

did not leave hers there ~. 1T
herself open to suspicion. The suit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

nervou, and irritable. have strongly empha-
sized the great necessity OF physician, making
blond c1arninations of their weak. anaernic. rum
down patients.
'.Thousa nds Of persons go on year after year
suffering from physical weakness and highly
nervous condition due to lack Of sufficient
Iron in their red blood corpuscles without
eyer realizing the real cause Of their trouble.
Notwithstanding all that has been said and
written on this subject by we-known ply
sicians. thousands Of people still insist in doing
Themselves with metallic iron simply. suppose.
because Il Costs few cents less. ] strongly
advise readers In all cases to get physician .
prostitution for Organic iron-NuIated Iron
or II you don't want to go to this trouble, then
purchase only Euxated Iron In its original pack
ages and see that thii particular name (NuI-
DR.. II. B. Vail. formerly Physician In
the Baltimore IIoepit.l and Medical Fam
Hospital Stats and rs Medical Examiner,
have be.n s,,oni,hed at the number of pa
tients WHO have vainly doctored for various
diseases. vAcn in reality their delicate, run
dow down state S sa simply the result Of lack Of
prescribed orgznic iton-HuIated Innn-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

vilion, which is being erected ut the
fair grounds. y baby show will be
another OF the entertainments offer
cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

cause thcy are not awake to the condf.
ton Of their blood. by allowing IL TO
remain thin. pale and watery they are not
q chance to do their work. Yet others 20
through life apparently Possessing, year after
year. the. elasticity. the strength and the
energy Of earlier years for through their
bodies eourse, the energy and power that
comes tom plenty Of red biood--hllcd with
strength. giving. iron. Iron /. red blood
food and physicians explain below why they
prescribe organic iron--Euxa,ed Iron TO
build up the rcd blood corpuscles and give
increased power and endurance.
Commenting on the use of Nuxated Iron
as tonic. strength and blood .Guiider by
ever four million people annually. DR..
James Franci, Sullivan, formerly physician
Q! Bellevue Hospital Outdoor Dept.j, New
York. and the WcstchcsieI County Hospital,
said: Modern methods of cooking and the
rapid pace at which people of this country
i've has made such an alarming increase in
Iron deficiency In the blood Of Amsrican
men and women that have often marvelcd
At the large number OF people who lack
iron In the blood--and who never suspect
IN. the. cause Of shei. weak. nervous; rundown
makes q man q physical and mental ~ kiino
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
SECOND CONCERT TODAY

weekly Entertainments of Rccreatio,
Il -. Association Make Hit with
ss Public.
Ihe second band concert of the sea-
sGn VIII ba. given at BYRD Park this
atternoon at 1880 O'Clock An excel
lent program has been arranged an
der direction of the Community Rec
reation Association.
Zach program for the remai,dor -,
the season will have In il a national
ar Today the French MarscIIaiso
VII be rendered. This has proved \
fp!saslnE innovation and many ex-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
!: Medicines
k4re Furnished From Our Own
I.aborntorias.

!, Tsrms of Treatment With. t.,
$50 Reach Of ALL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

nervous, irritable. easily fatigred but
II utterly robs him Of that virilc force.
that stamina and stIengt o. will which
are so necessary to success and power
In every walk Of life. It may also
trandorm beautiful. sweet-tempcred
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

Explains How Nuxated Iron Helps Give
Renewed Vim and Energy to Men and
Puts Roses Into the Checks of Women
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

CLAIMS FRENCH WOMEN
ARE BUSINESS MARVELs
Lord NOrthcliffc Contends They
Greatly Outshinc Their Sisters
In America.
WONDERS AT ORGA NIXATIOS
Cites Scores "f Example, to Dispel
Illusion So often Referred To OF
the French Woman's Irivolily as
Compared 10 Americans.
WONDERS AT ORGANIZATION
ny ,.TiIAnI>E .uorn.

PARIS. Apr!i 10. non was in
America. LORD Northclime remarked
rctniniscent.y over cup Oh tea. 4
was always asScd what though, Vi
American business women Ana my
answer was, i don't see such very
remarkable ones Who're are ;hoy:
There IS 80 much talk abou, the
imcrican woman's activities, bat as
. matter Of fact. | doubt If she holds
as many positions nj The top az in
France. french women are admirable
The most wonderful organizers in
nc world. 1ahc :. concern liz. the
Cabot sisters. employing thousands OF
working people. whosc proceeds
every year figure into the millions
in America they would have their
pictures in the papers and give in
;erv!nws by the score. In Paris they
pass unnoticed, But ;hcy are there.
And take that other wonderful
woman. Nine. Boucicaui,. who founded
The Bon Marcnc tho mother OF de.
.'d' 'incHt stores. iiEr system o. Ddy-
ing her employees wcs 80 remarkable
'hht she set new pace for employ
ers And most .: her money went TO
charity. after her death
And take the cider Mime. DuN.l.
the Fca! founder y! the Duval Res
'aur+nts how often have I seen her.
IN the evening. going over the books
or ell the different restaurants AS
'GcE were brought IN 10 her. And
Nine. Pommcry. VINO gave the cham.
payne house its greatest start.
IA the time when the Gcrman.
invaded France IN 1870 she had tho
courage and the foresight 10 stake
her fortune ia buying up all tic
champagne grapes so that when the
war was over she held the MARIE
IN her oTn hand. could elite scores
OF examples. hut these few viii SUI
nee believe, 10 pc! the illusion
so often referred 10 Of The French
"oinan's frivo!:,y as compared with
inc american woman's business
ability The French woman and
American. both. are active. Eut
while there may be more women in
intermediate position ia America,
rcicFc there are propor;ionatcly
more women at the head OF their own
BUSINESS and WHO have made fortunes
n France than in the United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
WANDERERS OBEY /
VOICE OF SPRING
Flock From South in Side
Door Pullmans to Jobs
in North. =
FLOCK TO KANSAS CITY
In Former Years 10000 Men
Annually Passed Through
Missouri Metropolis. :

KANSAS CITY, MO. April l0.-The
mdwcsts own harbingcr of spring
has put in its appearance the great,
scattered army OF migratory workers,
coming ont of the South via the box
car route. with Kansas City as it's
objective.
The vanguard OF this carcfree mul-
titude, which nevertheless IS u neces-
sary adjunct 10 the nations life in
assisting in doing the seasonal re-
building work of the railroads ana
garnering the harvcsts, usually
reaches Kansas City when the warm
winds from the southwest assure them
that the winters snow ana siect mas
vanished for another year.
Already. in groups about the en-
poyment bureau. may be seen the
CANDY dancer that unit of the
maintenance department OF railroad
which does track labor. Then there
Is the mucker," who performs the
ordinary labor connected with con-
strut ton work, and the skinner" or
teamster of the construction gang.
Even few Of the bumpers" al
ready have appeaTrd---those men who
toll around railroad station and
often take on a little contrac: OF their
own.
Employment bureaus &C. as clear
ing houses for these men. Sitting out
the ordinary tramDs who are only
seeking transportation and sending
those who really wish employment To
CONTINUED on Third PaEe.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
PLUGGED QUARTER
. BECOMES FORTUNE
Dope" Fiend Wins $4,000 in
Few Hours in Run
of Luck.
THEN LOSES IT QUICKLY
After Filling Several Prescrip-
tons Shorty" Testers
Luck Turns.
IH.ia versal se-v.,e.

CHICAGO. April l0.-"Shoity' Les
ter whose sinuous wrist technique is
admired and respected by those dice
men. OF the town who are wise in the
iscar,ot, ways % tho agitatcd do,ni-
noes. has had his crowded hour.
He has done wha; Is the amDi;ion
and prayer OF all those who read
them and Weep. He Joof a plugged
and questionable quartz. symbol
Spurncd and spat upon in Tie aver
age Eamc-and multiplied i, By the
hectic Temperature %: tho !vC rics and
tic aTnboyant twis: OF hts wrist in.o
hftecn grand: that is to say. q hun
dred and fifiy yards. or $1,000
He gave large iargess TO his faith
full Gunga Din--'Cocky" Doris. ma
cage waterloo. who fetched him
glass after glass as tn" crazcl
shorty" made pass after pass.
''Shorty's" occupation is tina. Of box
man %! profitable ANA popular dice
ghmc. The, b1Nman Of :. crap game
IS the d!2n!tar% whose duty II is TO
rake In the nickels for tho house.
which is the only sure profit there IS
in the game .
Even bo&Incn have their days off.
on one Of "Shv5ty's'' DAYS off receutIv
he visited the game and noticed mat
the worries were extremely warm
He fclt in his pocket lie had on
ta!ned IT prescription az q certain drug
store and all he had left was n quar-
tCon;iuUcd on Third pa-c,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
CASE OF LIQUOR
FOUND ON SEA
Liquid Refreshment Picked Up
by Liner and Passengers
Celebrate.
SMALL SILK FLAG FLOATS
Attracts Attention Of Ships
Master and Small Boat Is
Sent After Parcel.
SMALL SILK FLAG FLOATS
lny unlvcrsal sery.cc.

SAN FRANCISCO. April le.-The
White Flyer liner Humboldt arrived
recently from Los Angeles with a
greatly puzzled commander. Captain
j.. .. EauShnan. and number OF
highly If secretly elatcd passengers.
The Humboldt was off the Santa
barbara coast at dawn on this par
t;cular trip when the watch on deck
sighted a floating object within few
hundred yards OF the ship. In the
oiiinG a motor launch appeared 10 he
searching for something.
The steamer was stopped. small
boat was lowered and the floating OBJ
jcct brought aboard. IL proved To be
pine ease. marked Canadian Club
Surnountiug tho case was small
stick with white dag.
The case Of liquor was ordrred in
"a safe place" by purscr ~ +. Horn.
When the men lie ordered to this duty
appeared on the scene. the case had
vanished.
ON one or TWO occasions thereafter
while the ship was stcaminS up the
cpast. passengers were observed GO
ing u',he rail and throwing into the
sea object. that bobbcd and dipped
III the foaminG wake of the Hum
boldt
Captain Baughman Is Of tho opin-
ion that The liquor was dropped from
a passing vessel from some foreign
port with the understanding that per-
sons on shore would pick II up.