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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
TREASURY CERTIFICATES
MAY BE CONVERTED TODAY
U-10.0 Series. IicnrInE l.. Per Cent
Mny Br Exchanged for 4 3D.
Cent pnucr.

Holders Of Treasury certificates OF
Indebtedness OF that series known as
B-l?2b, Of which II volume amounting
10 $S.35l,n0o WAS sold III this Federal
reserve district, ana which bear | .
per cent interest. may convert them,
when they naturr today. into certin-
Gates OF the new series TD-l?ad, run
ming until December II Of this year
ana paying 4 81 per cent interest. ac-
cordinE TO an announcement made last
night by Governor Scay, OF the Rich
mcnd Reserve Bank.
Governor Scay is also notifying all
the member banks OF the Federal re-
serve system III this district that sub
Scrintions to the new scrics-TD-l92O
will close at the close of business
tomorrow. Subscriptions TO this series
in III" Fifth Federal reserve District
had last night reached total of So
lS2.5O0. and 1t Is hoped that this total
VIII he very largely Increased before
the books are closed The new Ger
iihcatcs are dated January =, 1920.
and mature. as stated above. on De-
ccmber -, 1920
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iI /. all Of Newport News, Va To deal
in automobiles and automobile accessories.
Amendment, to charter OF Rational ,.hui-
tai i'rcss. Inc. Acxundrla Va. !. r. jerks
president. and q. r.. Wright. secretary. In
.TSSS GnG It's ma5iInun cap',ai stock from
tai from $4,000 to tl0o. 600.
.Ancnatmcnt I" charter OF the Farmers
SANK or Ruterworth. Va. Inc. a. NJ or
EHin: president. and Charles e, Knott. sec
IetdTS CHANGING itS name To III. Farmers
iitEk OF Dinwiddic and changing tn" loc.,-
non OF It's PRINCIPAL ot'lc. from Butter
worth. Va. to pinwidiic Va.
, Certificate of authority issued to Basic
:hanu1acturinC COMPANY. Inc. under tho
AVS "f the state OF Delaware. PRINCIPAL
i once IN VIRGINIA 70 he located in wayne
mum. $4,000. To deal in building SUPPLIES
machinery. etc.
:, Certificate OF authority issued to Lincoln
Iark Lard COMPANY. Ing. under tho laws
office in Virginia Is to he located in c;onesa
II charge OF II. y. Collier. Maximum ;.p-
eoc General real estate business.
Nmcndmtni 10 rcrtincnt" OF authority
Company. Inc inco:porated under the laws
OF the state OF New York Changing it's name
10 tho Borden Sales COMPANY. Inc.
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RICHMOND Hay MARKET,
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND rRDrcE.

CHICAGO. Jan. lt.-E&por; demand fo-
Z gram. especially oats ana rye. st.cfE,.icfieJ
inc corn market ioaay AFTER weak Open
!; INK; Ihe crosse was nervous a. 4 10 l.. ne (
hsher. win MaS l..-ss. L3a% and Ju!.
I.pl1. Oate inisned 20 :, 10 !. W &nd pro.
&c advance.
Renewal OF buiIiSh sentiment IN rergrd 10
from abroad ior oats and rye were N pres
emit limited oniy bS the ABILITY OF exporter
to obtain the gram WusG tEsi there IA al
been safes or some corn too iU- rxrurI
tended further TO help the Coya market 10
rice and go ikcw!s- h!-nrF quotations o.
= hoEa. Initial weakness based more
ssOr leSy on opinion. that a genera. dow =
lsSurd reimbursement OF v-!ucs !npvn!
Ing. but extensive rFoht taxing BY short
swept The market bare OF offerings and IL,
the absence both of liquidation and hc1r
check.
Oats derived most Of their streasth from
1.-the fact that eGpoTt DUsiUc-S tOta.eQ -. pii
bushels. France end sweden were said 10
, have been the chief buyers. UuturIs IL.
! hoK values steaoitu DrON4sluus C=4plt. sc J.
ling supposed 10 .. for packers.
Leading futures ranged a. follow.
no: quoted.
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I. :. CIKCliT tnlRT or ArrE,1s

Tho 'nitel states C!rruit Cour. O. Ar
"rincs X,H [S. , ,,.,,, morning u 10
y'",: ~ aticrdtnr.; Circuit iudgcs. non
-. -, if!frhhrd. OF Ashcvilio y e. Iion
Nhrtia n, l<Ha ~. rf Nashiry'oo :, - ;.
'i@n Sh i}c "o,1ia oi. Marion S {
drraon s. e CLERK Claude n ~, ~ ~ /,
c,t,.d stats n'atShal. John G Saunders
~" lItt- Edmund Yannosky. etc snra,
"hl. Us, Srwcn Lam" @; al. Appellee
w. ,n,anso arEuci by Edward Il naiyn. IL ~
10, ~ "a, pct,ant, Hnd hS " W Starbe
SInw:i! Tor N"-folh Shnbuiid!ns ~
submitted.
30. l157--sewcli =. r.ans appcr,,,
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE.

- NEW YORK. Ian. i--rhere Wa cors3d.
sarabls covering 81 The oDcn!nk OF The mar
4 Ret FOR coffee futures today ana nrs. urie,t
were 10 10 pointA higher stcuGlcr m.
ALLAN cableH th5n expected. The new rom
. y1ermany and the unsettled ru!!uk =. ib.
Z stock market and foreign exchange hac 4.
influence. however. ar! N. ru,
4 lSet turned easier during the nllGd.c Of Tho
) day under renewed iduiGation .ac Val
( street selling. May eaAed OF from itGs "a
tis,s, closing at ,5S Win tho gcMefsl lis;
I closing mel po!nta lover to poInis higher,
400; sep.'eeIs,nber. 1888; October 1873: lie.
& Spot. quiet: Rio :s 10 to ic. sau,o, ..
ry3n to ~ II was renorted thar bids ot
fJS-6es for March, April sh!pment o. Eio 4.
ttsaSmeriean credits had been accepted in ~
ISoSt And frcirht market. 'anc shat ih.,.
S4ihd bcen fEI- OF Santo5 - I.ournn-,s
aSAEds london credits. - -
ss. The Gofr.eisi cable rcpor;cd no chang. In
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CnNKTEKS GRANTEn

MinNiIn'm;. $4,000: minimum. s5.ooo W.
~ ". IhuTnas. president: V. ". Thomas.
n n3on,h and W, IT, sharn. all of Ports
,;o me G 5; Nj storage nnd Realty. Corpora
mum; Sio.oo6. G. r. carver. ,r"sidSnta j.
:, McT,. rrnott. socrSary and Thiiip IL.
i""S"r' ~! OF NnrtolE. Va. S,orIe. ware
Rouv. koincr Furniture Conpanv. Inc
$1,000, Il. G.. Kolncr. PRESIDENT; i X
i;"eN s"cretary. and o y Kolm.r ali ~
.ttauht1n. Va General mercantile ana FUR
I'll; Ruby Motor Company. Inc. Ports
10000. X. Il. Sands president: x. II,
in9hnston; secretary. and George {. Dawson.
and leai in tho Ruby electric m oeq'T frc
arr"nian"S and motor vehicles.
=. Farm Drainage Cooperation 1Dn,ptor.
"a. Maximum. $4,000: mniin,nu. 81 ;GU.
.'anes " Cumming. president: A. II Mas
I IgrIi secretary: and j. s. n. Cummins. Iii
IL tile nrld other drairar" app,r.rii. -
l." cNcavatc ANA construct canals "m5
c', CT &c, necessary to drain farm lands
,,,' ,m"S Morris Inc. Orange. Va Maxi
Aoiris. president; II. -. crews accrctarT:
ana Cora IL Morris. ali of Or,mpr " U.
~ ~, nTiS"2ir and retail grocery and rgsrcai,.
:, Melvin Finance Corporation picn,,o,,
~" , Maximum. $50 900: minimum. ;in naa
~. Z, Charlie. president: 4. . Err!r &C."
tctarE,, and g. y. Erwin. all OF Iiichn,un1
, ~ ]" Sci rs AGENTS II insurance CON
Msf go, shn L" G%al n stocks and bonds
mum; $4,000. f. W Mciosisy prcsi h' ~ n: :.
II. ~. iiobi"" secretary. ana NJ II Nj
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"Puck and Judge"

Puck and Judge and tie Girls" is
tho title of the latest Gus Hill tri-
uinph and the most talked Of show
OF the year. 1t is a brand new must
cal farce-comedy in three acts and
three scenes and will be The attrac-
ton at the Strand tomorrow and Sat
urday and Saturday matinee. The
story refolvcs around two brothers.
VINO look so much alike that sepa-
hating them is like bridging the
league of nations into a parior party
me imposes things on the other with
the result that innumcrable conplica-
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Additional Markets Page IL.
COTTON MARKETS.

4 NEW YORK. Jan. R-undcr general licui-
oRlion. stimulated. Icy the procla inning %
snArtiel law IN Germany and pcssim!s;ic cN-
lItesSlons by some financial authorities about
SConuttlons In Europe together with coutiu %
nsM hiEh chalgcs for cali money. tho rate
souchinS 10 per cent again. tho cotton mar
Eet Was forced down rather SHARPLY today.
strsces started 10 points higher 10 - point,
lower. During the middle OF the nurning =
tacre was recovery. At that time the
most prominent feature was the relatively
urn showing OF March In thu at;crnooa
She bsarishness OF sentiment increased. bo-
INK accumulated BY losses !n foreign
change and In securities. ~ owe ;imc The
iist showed net decline OF ejrIs points
out near tho END a demand from L!vCrpcu!
and covering by local interests bFouEh;
about Z slight imorovement. Last Quota
lions were 81 10 20 points not lower. $50;
mere .was Quiet. with m!ddiinE unchanged
At Ss.coc; there were sales. SPOT New
Orleans was steady. with uiddlnS &c
lower To W4c: the sales were LAS bales
Receipts OF the priuCirll ports today were:
New Orleans. ass; Houston. S.Sti; Calves
ton. SLY: Savannah. .$la. Augusta. 2.Ss5;
Mobile. 2,5iS
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Norfolk Shipbuidlng and DRY Dock Corpo-
ra,iDn appellee; Appcal from the district
sa Vii SiirI jsr 'ST apTIpean, and By leon L
CAS- 20 lac argued today:
NO. hasIhnderson. appellant. vs. Reed.
district court at Norfolk Va. To be- ar
Su%i ~ liurhcs tile ~ Scawcl. OF Nor
~ nS"r H., tGr snpeiitnt. ana by J. Walter hrrd.
i$iIhain ~ EAginr. OF New York. and Baird
d waite. and Hughes Nandrv"nt"r 4 Egg
!"r appcllccS
Court adjourned until this morning al 10
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LIVESTOCK BREEDERS MEET
Delegates From All Over SIruTnIn
Gather This Morning ut
JefT lei

About 400 delegates from all over
virginia are expected Mt meeting OF
breeders Of pure bred live stock in the
Flemish room at the Jefferson Hotel
this morning AZ 1890. T.. G. Cate
wood. OF Rectortown. will preside.
The meeting, il was stated last night
hold ~ this time for the purpose of
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ADJUSTMENTS


1''Ten Tor Threc" I'IcnScS.
The Sclwyn presentation 1t the
Strand last night, consisting of three
acts and going under the name OF Tea
for Three" was most happily received
by one Of the old-timc, before the
war, thcnter crowds.
1t would be rather hard 10 praise
too highly any one or the five actors,
carrying the play to a happy con-
clusion. Bert Leigh rs The Friend"
as well as Milliccnt Iianlcy as '"The
Wife" were especially effective in cx-
Treating themselves from cmbarrass-
ing situations. The end OF the third
act was entirely left to John w.
Cowen, as The Husband" To show
Just how il feels TO sec the light. Tea
for Three" is play we'll worth seeing.
l. Q. N.
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NEW YORK CURE MARKET

INV fVNh, Jan. N-OutsIds aecurities
WEI" r yeas w.th conditions in other markets
an! partlculaF.y In tho oil issucs took a de
cided SLUMP. The industriuls we're Ia some.
Una, Deter p3s!i!on and remained quite
lnaCtiNc. with the exception OF General As
Ehait. which sold or more than points
S!inin' Pstr@leun lead the oil d~1inc with
= loss or %. points. Whit" OIL Vas down
"a. HilNtsnd. points. Salt Creek ~. nointn
400 inanT others in lesser amounts Inter,
ha'i"hai Petroleum held steady. !.ocys Inc
showed an Improvement on ;hc strength -!
iac earning statement;
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Duncan vs. Carson. argued and submitted
Cucd and submitted
,as"a next in call:
Cumming Cumming
seymour. "
noiee VS.. Finance and GUARANTY Corpora
Fourth National Bank. of montgomery.
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NEW YORK. Jan. iI-There wa. no
ch9nEe In the local sugar market to
nay. ana While there were various rumors
IN circulation in regard to transactions no
business WAS actually confirmed. These ~.
inors included sales TO outpot; rcfucr
at !. cents cost and freight for prOmpt ship
1nent Cuhas and n4sc cost and freigh, 10
snit port rShners Locally. buyers seemed
~ connection with the strike "a, some OF
Sne cuban ports, which said 10 b.
interfering with 9TH. .ship!ncnt Of sugars al
rready purchased. Prices were held at, lie
Insnt equal TO 1901 for centrifugal.
The market FOR refined was UNCHANGED at
10 10 70 cents for fine granulatcd. with re-
liners increasing their al.utIncnts gradually
owing 10 the larger supplies Of raw sugar.
Receipts al Atlantic ports duripg the past
week nSgrcGated over G5,coH tons, while melt
.nss were also larger
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COTTONSEEn OH.

NEW YORK. Jan. l+-Cottonsccd OIL
dor scattered li1uidation on the Weakness IN
cotton anu for want OF outside Suppo.:
Closing prices We're TO % uoints net lower
SAitS. i.sp barrels. tenders. zoe Prim.
'TuNc, 40 sales: prime summer yellow.
Spot, cLS; March. lib: May 60 July
2-;eY i'ri'ne winter yellow ana summer
White nominal!
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Lyric, Novelty Carnival.


arc Ne aTa-a novelties ,S,. in wide diversity
comes to the Lyric for the Weekend.
commencing With The matinee per,
toFmancc today. One OF these is tne
sensational terpischorean revel OF the
l'ahcinE l\enncdyS. who We're f.a-
,urGd last season with the Weber 4.
flcidS Revue. Tho kcnnedys are
..'lu 10 be without peer in the pre-
rntation or spectacular dancing. \
SEtSSY dramatic Offering will be The
w ne saver. in which Henry 49,
Ioomcr. formar dramatic star. and
E.sIher Day, comcdiennc. play prin-
Sipai roles The piece is described as
let. P'"'
Quain, James T.. Kelly character
nSenuc. will contribute merry
round OF variety, an act designed 10
ulsplay the versatility Of the pair
ana CHARLES irwin, humorist, pa.odist
ana story-teiler. Will offer mono
ioEue that has won popularity on the
pig time circuits. Then there are
thc IctSnra japanese, IA troupe az
Oriental wonder workers. with an act
y winch IS framed in gorgeous set.
ting the centcrpicce Of which is n
rare, and ar:is;icaily woven 'dron."
hand embroidered by the Japa them
selves at their home in the I'lowcry
Kingdom. y complete change in the
EXHIBITS OF motion pictures will add to
the attractive vaudeville bill
To Heal 4 Cough
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY NC
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK Jan. it-Cot,on good, apa
s+ims Tsre very firm today with further
iislh% ichicHcS. buyers making en-
rasemrnta through 10 July and in some In
stances to the cnd OF the year. Wool good
Were h!in with trading limited owing I,
me unw!!linEneSs "i mills 10 book large
orders AZ this ;imc Bur!aps were higher
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uons arise, creating riot OF laughter
\ bcE! OF pretty girls, whistl!n:; rnclo-
ules., gorgeous costumes, cXiravuGaut
Sr'hic lnvesiiture and capable cas- [
OF broadway players gives every
Guarantee OF an evening well spent
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rIrERSBIRG PEANUT MARKET

fRcpor;Ct ~ Rodgers. plu::!!ncr 4 Co inc !
su,>.,c Petersburg. Va. Jan ~, 1870
e. "a ~ iSii' Farmers stock. market strong.
NiiEGiNiAS: Farmers stock. marke, strong.
f~.cH Julnbo si.C II lDc per H.
Extra l:irc. 1,ec nc. 10.
Prime. SC urr ~
:, Sihs'ilnE stock. Sc to o. per ID
i'L' 1EA NED AND S!tEiL.ED: Market hrIa.
1" ,ho!rsa!c; car lots and lcss.)
f2ncY Jumbo. fIsC 70 l5Lac per H.
5ancy ha"dpickrd. i!hc 10 l2h3c per h.
Extras. l6-c 20 lie per 10
per 10. ~ az
70, ! Tirs'nia sheued. l4iac TO &c per H.
10. j SPANISH shelled l7i4c TO lSc per H.
NO spanish shciled. loo to l5tsc per 10.
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NEW ORLEANS. Ian A-The rna-k.. fo-
rsmahined depressed ihEoushout the session
when the trading months were at losses or
from 70 81 points. Finaf prices were n
declines, for The session OF " 10 80 points
reaiizinE by early sr!icrs eaus1nE st"adness
The main reason for the ceiling was IN.
internal troubles OF Germany. although t:cht
money and rurlors OF higher discount ra tcs
mao something 10 do with the offerings. The
: report OF the unsettled conditions in Ger
many and tho announcement that State
OF siege HAD been declared Tor tho whol"
country appeared to mos; cciton men to
SHOW that some OF the recent -uuiors from
thonCht and genera! selling movement
stop los, orders on the long side
s The Census Bureau figures ON American
mills for December called very favor.
able. but they had absolutely no effect
on the market. not even tho statistics
On active spindlrs. which counted them a.
( the record hrea King total OF 2i.5a; Spota
were OH - points To 1925 for rniddlinC which
COMPARED with SIS as the closing urics on
,n hIvERPooI. Jan; H-.S,ct:on spot in rooh
Iuliy mddi!nE: 2aS; middlinr. sS7i: low
NM. Sa: sales. 5000 bales Including $50
~ Nceipts. s7.uo bales. Including c4ENH Amer
sk& Futures closed quiet January 60;
%N& $50; May. "a a. July. .G.oS: Ortohe-
.5VIHs December. coll,
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. I.--Roush rice no
Sn1iss 't"ceints iSSh sacks: ini-ss !.6SG
81. y i9S. Rcceiuis. 2..ls5: bran. e: POLISH.
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FiNA%t I!Al


LONDON. jan. i-lSar silver. Slid ne.
ounce money, u. ger cent. Discount ratrs
shor, ni!!s. o. per cent: thrcc-,nonth bills.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKrT.
BY McComb 6 Blocls.)

IBy MCCornb lG BIOck.)
Richmond. Va. Jan. Il. lEp
Market changes each Monday.
Fair run OF cattle here this wcci GOOD
kind LOO 70 l.@1-pound steers weak and
lower. Extra good heavy steers and mixed
butcher cattle. steady. Hogs. lower. Good
lambs and veals. steady TO strong.
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- -
STEAMBOATS,

Passenger and Freight Services.
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
Saupan .oau' -"
Carmania. Jan. 30, Mar. q
Kaiscrin Augusta Eictoria. Feb. %
NEW YORK TO PLYMOUTH,
CIIERBOURG and LIVERPOOL
Kaiscrin Augusta Victoria. Jan. II
NEW YORK to CHERBOURG
and SOUTHAMPTON
Maurctania. Jan. %, Mar. 10, Apr
Impcrator. Mar. @, Apr. 3, May
NEW YORK TO PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON
Royal George, Jan.24. Marc, Apr.fO
NEW YORK TO PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and LONDON
NEW YORK TO PATRAS,
DUBROVNIK and TRIESTE
NEW YORK, L'DERRY. GLASGOW
Columbia. Feb. 3, Mar. 6
or 14th ST., Il. W.. Washington, d. G.
or Local, Agents.
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SUGAR.

tbs Rio market The Santos spot market
was UNCHANGED to 2uS rc!s higher and fu.
lures = 10 2f refs lower. brazilian port
receipts le."9: Jundiahy receipts 400.
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Local Observations at X l.. VI. Yesterday.
wind direction. north: wind velocity, !
weather At . l.. 81. clear.
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Rainfall IL hourH ending T. NJ Mono
Rainfall - hours ending j.. NJ. None
deficiency sine" March ........... .. 80
deficiency since January ............ |. 20
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The Weather
FURNISHED by U. =. Weather bureau,
Forecast: YirE,nia-
ialr. continued cola
THURSDAY: Friday Durt-
~ cloudy and warmer.
North Caroiina-E'air
Thursday: Friday fair.
lul,Il,. a,ur.A.
slightly warmer.
LOcnI Tempcrnturc Ycsterdny

LOcnI Tempcrnturc Yesterday.
: T. NJ. tcmpcriturc ............... 40
Maximum temperature to ) T.. N..... AZ
Minimum tcmp"ratur" to Il. Nt..... IS
Mean temperatures yesterday ......., 3;
Normal temperature tor this uutc.... ~
Deficiency yesterday
Deficiency since March / ......... 10
Deficiency since January .......,., 10
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ofrecting an organization for 1890 ana
election OF officers.
Discussion of livestock interests OF
INC state Will feature the meeting this
morning.
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Cotton range:
Por, movements:

HO!t movement:
New York - y stock ei.n5
Minor poris-S;ock. 22.S57.
Total toGav-ieceirts 3o.-Gs: e1ror.s n =
S25: stock. l.i72 02l
Total Tor wsek-Roceip;s. 1852: exports.
Total for sesson-Receipts, t@S. yc1: ex-
ports. S,c'2.s+S.
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To Heal Cough
rake HAYES HEALING HONEY. &c
ADV
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~ I. - "a. apEcllan. "a
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-14
Training School Locals.

The attendance in all the rooms
last week was unusually good.
Miss Ethel Henderson spent Sun
day in Kenton with friends.
The pupils of the school are tenn
pering themselves to the coming
final examinations.
Mr.. Aydelott will spend the week.
end in Mckenzie.
Eta Margaret Stanfield spent
last weekend in Woodland with her
aunt.
The Rainbow Society will meet
next Friday for the last time this
term. The primary society will be
the guests and will render very in
teresting program.
The baseball team reported an en-
joyable day at Dyersburg but were
defeated in the game by score of
Al. This is the first time that Dy-
ersburg has ever won game from
the Training School of either base
ball or football. The team journeys
over to Paris for two or three games
to be played on Friday and Satur-
day.. ~
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-14
UNION CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
calendar Of CLOSING Exercises.


Tuesday. May II. pm. Senior
High School Auditorium. Exercises
by grades 1. and from MISSIONER
and Central. Admission 15e and Csc.
Friday, May II, s pm. at High
School. Home Economics and Man
ual Training Exhibits.
Sunday. May 16, IL am. at Meth
odist Church. commencement Ser
mon by DR.. H. E. Waters.
Monday, May II. s. pm. at High
School. Play. "A Day and a Night, !"
given by Senior Glass. Admission.
Csc.
Tuesday. May IS. 8 pm, at High
School. Exercises given by grades
4, 5 and from Westover and Cen
trail. Admission, 15c and 25c.
Wednesday, May 10, s pm, at
High School. Junior High School
Commencement Exercises.
Thursday, May 20. pm, at
Opera House. Commencement Ex-
ercises. at Opera House. Address by
Gov. A. H. Roberts.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-14
Wedding Announcement.

Miss Cecile Belville entertained a
few friends at her home in Wash
ington last Friday evening, an
nouncing her engagement to Glover
Terrell, the marriage to take place
in the early summer This news
item will be of interest to our read
ers, as both Mr.. Terrell and Miss
Belville have been elected to teach
in the school here the coming year,
Mr.. Terrell as superintendent and
Miss Belville the third and fourth
grades.-Crawfordsville (Ind.) I'm
print.
Mr.. Terrell is a son of Esq. and
Mrs. Theo. Terrell, of this county,
and was a service man with the u.
S. Army in the late war. He is a
college man from Vanderbilt Uni
versity and mighty fine son of
Tennessee.
The marriage was announced at
a party given in Washington, Ind,
by Miss Belville, at which were pres
ent eleven intimate girl friends.
The first of the pre-nuptial en-
tertainments was miscellaneous
shower by Miss Nita Belle McKoon,
given on May day Others are by
Mrs. Clarence Dodds, Miss Edna
Chilcote, Miss Clement Griffith and
Miss Charlie Schieble.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-14

Parker ct al, rs acres in No. Z,
$500.
N. H. Glover to Forcum-James
Co., timber sale, $319.5O.
Mrs. S. A. Luton to M .Thresa
King, lot in No. 13, $500.
Oscar Toombs ct al. to D. K
knight, lot in No. s, $1050.
]. w. Smith to Fannie Smith, 2
lots in No. 5, $4,000.
Pearl Campbell et al. to ]. A.
Howard, 215 acres in No. 8, $780,
Miss Mary Park to F. G. Cunning
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-14
Real Estate Transfers.

T. R. Massey to w. G. Farris, 1923
acres in No. 10, $14,923.79.
M. M. Pentecost and wife to w.
M. Duncan, lot inSNo. 10, $3.50.
S, w. Harley to J. H. King, 10
acres in No. 8, $2750.
L. M. Maxwell and wife to B. B.
Maxwell, lot in No. 6, $4,000.
j. r. Orr and wife to Mrs. Ruby
T. Taliaferro, 80 acres in No. s,
$1,000.
Mrs. Lucy Ann Alexander to G.. H.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-14
Class Recitals.

The pupils of Mr.. e. G. Ownby
will give two recitals on the even
ings of May "a and rs at the First
Christian Church. The public is
cordially invited. No admission. SIT