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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
PRODUCE MARKETS.


NEW YORK. August 3-Thc market for
coffee futures Was Influenced by the unset
tied stock market, nervousness over Euro
pean political conditions and the break
In Ring exchange. with prices losing
part OF their recent rally during toda ~
trading. After the opening al 4 decline OF
10 10 i2 points under realizing prices raj.
lied slightly on the steady showing of
brazil. hut later easad or again un,ia :
Wall Street and trade selling. December
declined to lo.?. and March 1855. with ac-
tive months generally selling 20 to- - points
lower. nut tho close was several points M
from the lowest on renewed covering, with
December quoted At i0.iI. The general list
closed at a net decline OF l. 10 20 points.
CLOSING bids: September. 1910; October
TO- q: December. !o.i.: January, 1855: March,
l0.U; May, 1850; July. 1893
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Angus; 3---Cotion expert
enccd n further decline today. a rally 10.
ward the close was pooriy maintained
Initial quotations were 70 to 4J point
lower. ana before the break was Checked
Il had extended to 80 and s. roin,s below
yestsrday.s close. with October and De
moyeInent Trading, became less active
during the middle OF tn. day. and excite.
mcnt seemed to b" subsidIng with nrice,
holding fairly steady on, covering:
the afternoon. October going To 10 pninis
below the previous close. and later months
down from ~ 10 l03 points
Late In the day local covering and buy.
Ing Tor n reaction. based on n rally In sc-
a. Ipoints.but offerings Increased and the
undertone was easy. with last quotation.
off 81 to lc9 points net.
Spot here was quiet Mt n decline of 80
points AT $3.50: AZ Ne"y Orleans Il was NC
lower at 2Shc, with sales of 80 bales
Rcccints NJ Galveston wcrn G5i: New Or.
lnans. 99a: Memphis. aGi and Houston e.3G;
bales -''''
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3 BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS
FILED AGAINST COMPANY
Wi!iinrhrn Warehouse IL, Macon, Tn.
VIII 90 into Hands
or Receiver.

MACON. GA. August a.-Thrce pc
tlticns IN Bankruptcy were illcd In tho
Federal Court here this afternoon
against the Willin.harl Warehouse.
or which Richard i. WlliIuxhHm IL
president. petition for receiver
for the warehouse vas also fled
tn" petitioners are: G.. y Sanders
Taylor Iron Works. aud the Macon
Railway anh Ligh; COMPANY The
petition Of Sanders sct8 out that h"
has "a promsspty note against the
Wil!inrhhm Warehouse for ll.0nO
The Taylor Iron Works has nm opcn
ACCOUNT against the warehouse for
$2l1.'". and Ire railway and light
company has an open account for ST..
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. August @--These was no
fresh feature In the markc; far raw sugar
II liz rcported that renewed inquiries have
been received in Cuba from Europe. which
has elected a hrmer tone In the Cuba n
market. hut so far. at least. there has been
no change in the prices At which Cuban
were further sales at laiIc for Cuhas. cost
and lrsiSht. equal TO 1870 for centrifugal,
Porto liicos ON the same basis.
The business included 1000 bags of san
DominGoes In port. 26.00) bags OF Porto
Rieos and 1000 bags OF Cu6as for nrs,
half August shipment to Il local renncr
active. as Is indicated by the fact that
today's business was all tn one re1ner,
while others appeared TO he pretty we'll
supplied for the time being anyway.
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Fort movement.
New york-Middling, 1910: cSports f1l
bales: stoch H.Sai bales.
Minor ports-Stock. 2C5S bales
Total today-Rcceipts. 1926 bales: exports
1G;Isl bales: stock. 1882 balea.
ports. 2S 40 bales. -
Total for season--Rcceipts I?o4 baIes. ~
ports. iG.lsf bales, -
NEW ORLEANS. August s-sclIine pres
sure was severe in the cotton market 10.
day. and prices fell or for Wide declines.
tn were 70 reae tions OF consequence: Al
nnh the vh ,gt stood TO at declines Of loi il!
TO 10 points. Selling was mainly the re-
s9it OF tho unfavorable political ncws from
The opcnlnE was lower and much OF tho
selling at this stage seemed to come from
outside traders. who were impressed Inv
the weakness OF tho stock market yestef.
day; a littiS later the drop In the rate OF
trading; end pressure !nereased ,nutteientiy
70 seena the market 20 10 IS points under
Rumors that the Polish .RussIan arrIstics
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COTTONSEED or.

NEW YORK. August 3.--Cottonsecd OF
averaged lower In the face Of higher larc
anu grain. owing to the continued Stagna
tioh In trade circles and weakness In cot.
ton. Closing bids were 10 to q points ne,
lower. Sales. H.SS barrels Tenders 20
barrels. Prime crude nominal: prime sum,
mer yellow, spot. sii.Jo q 1900: September
ZIG; November. I2.1i: January, l2I5 al
BID Prime winter yellow and summer
white nominal,
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
reported by Rodgers P!unm,r & CO In,


Petersburg. Va August : 1924
sPANISH-Far,ners' Stock: % ''-'
rrnnlirn,t ,Huict: no sales reported
'iHSiSSi hSmFarin Stock:
Fancy juinbc. sac pe- 10.
Jumbo prime. Sc "a ST." ,, per m, No.
Eunners prime. Sic p.r h.
smelling stock. &C. to &C pcr III
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FLINT Gins. Workers Got n,r.c

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. August 3.
.-Manufacturcrs granted rcncrsi
increase Of per cent in the cutting
departmeni Of the American Flint
Glass Workers Union nj the confer
encc here yesterday ON II special
line OF work known as sunnurst. vc-
land and stars. an advance OF l..
per cent was granted. The shade and
globe department was given in
creascs ranging from 10 to % per
cent.
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negotiations had been broken off caused
uncaHiucsS carly IN the session. and when
the tumors WIRE confirmed much later In
IN" day the h.ayics, HeIling came up on
III" market and forced prices to the lowest
levels. For n while tho market derived
soin" s,chdiness from tn showers scstt.rei
ny"r ;hc belt and tho storm area in tho
Eaat tulf Dt Mexico. but IL had no great
buying power at any time Much realizing
"aS done 10y shorts late in III. session. hut
u caused only anal reactions
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nie r.nr Declares nrict Es,n7-go.

'-IfN T.I4NND. OHIO. NugUHt 81
onc-day embargo on outgoing freight
was In effect on tho big Four Rail
rohn here today. Company officials
declared they were SwamDei with
incoming freight. aud the embargo
WAS necessary 10 bring about tho
speedy unloading OF cars Lack OF
labor and general railroad conditions
are said to he the cause OF the con-
gestion.
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NEW YORK CURE:

NEW CORK. August J-Abs~nc. ~ y.
na2d in thr curb market todsv c.s,,,reI
tsTsnsnnf , %nd ,drpie,"d margins cause i
...l1r,u .Ipuidhton OF some accounts on
ftocks with substantial following wsrr
from 10 ;,n N g, Petroleum Lropplu =
20 IVA Aetna ExDlosivrs wa. ruotsl :, =.
~, 20 10Y; The industrial lis, also show. /
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Where Southcrncrs Will Find
Excellent Accommodations.
AT LEADING
NEW YORK CITY HOTELS
Hotel Marie Antofnette


seth st.. broadway and 9th 1t.
Rooms. with bath. IS per day.
HOTEL ANSONIA f5d. 81; and
Rooms with bath. SO per day and up.
i.ibh-e transient and rpsitisntini
motel sac rooms with bath Only len
tiv) minutes py express train from
feunsyivania. y. Y Central, Lackn.,
wanna ana Erie stations. 3
HOTEL BRETON HALL
broadway S5th TO Seth 1T; lars.s,
most attractive midtown Greproof no.
tci. SUBWAY at door. room. private pA th
1-s5-st per dav for one or TWO persons
HOTEL SEYMOUR 9Th ct. near
class hrcproot hotel In the. esr;tra ~
CITY: rooms ':,5o per day upward.
HOTEL MONTERREY
BrcS:way ana oath It,: new nrs.root
hott!: very reasonable rates.
HOTEL CHELSEA
West cad at. at Tth av.: absolutely or,.
proof; BOO rooms. 400 baths: g.. 80 per
day up. Cafeteria attached.
HOTEL FLANDERS
1a3 to Ia ". iTth ST.. Just on BROAD
way; tho right kind OF hotel In the
right locality: every loom with pri.
vate bath: 81 up.
Broadway Central Hotel ,n,dway
midway between battery and CentrSt
Park: only hotel In heart OF Wholssals.
District. cap, 1000 guests: n hotel with
Si.6o up: recognized Southern hdqters
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NEW ORLEANS. August 3.-Rough rice,
no sales: ruceipts. i.Gsd sacks: milicrs re-
Blue Rosc. 400 pockets Bran and polish
unchanged. Receipts none.
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RESTORES Mexican Train Service

MENlCO CITY, August a.-neg.n-
ninS August .: direct train service
VIII De restored between Mexico Civ
and JuarcZ. The service WIS ;rtar'
ruptcd by the recent rebel activities
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STATE BANKS REPORT CUT
IN OUTSTANDING LOANS
Federal Reserve Statement Indi-
catcs Credits Handled More
COnscrvativcIy In Virginia.

i''Ni'-sAs't "a o,ShJ.y'u III OulSNiui-
Ing loans reported by eigh,y-,wo
member institutions OF tho Richmond
Federal Reserve Bank OF the Sitth
District, showing that credits are be-
ing handled much more conservative
~ than fot many months. ~ one OF
the big features OF the monthly report
Of the Federal reserve Bunx. issued
ycs:crjay for Juac.
In tho F!fih District the report or
The Federal reserve shows that there
we're ih!"ty-scvcn failures during
June as compared with thirty for the
corresponding period las. year. al
though to;ai Liabilities OF the bust
ness .c"ncerna becoming insolvent
we're but $ali.lhi. while the amount
Tor year ago WAC 81 .Dpi.355.
Bank c,enrihgs reported for the
fourteen cities OF the district were
$SS?.4Si'it5. az against s743.!1?.GSo
curing the corresponding period OF
hNt year az: Increase Of Sl4l.Gb1 1913.
40 ~ per cent The ou;standinK loans
on July :. ware less than at any pre-
N.pus Weekend date this year. is the
encouraging news contained In the
report Farther the report gays:
r,nIcrs Extend Crcdif.
"BanEcrs continue 10 extend credit
There u IS actually needed for mcrI-
tor!cus purposes. but spectators arc
itnCouragcment 20 business interests
IS also gwen 10y the statement OF Tho
Feicrnl reserve about labor and 'ab"r
conditions in the Fifth District:
ImpicNrrs outside Of railroad cir
,'e* .'cpJrt l!;tie trouble Win tabor
ana a lumber OF reports indicate ;hLt
.Eii!ti "trkircn are beS!nuinE 10
realize that production must hen. Il
- IImcnt l. to cJ!,'inuc for tht.h
several letters state that II ira as
20 ta.ion system Of the couriyy he
made to junction properly there VII
nt fun time work for everyone and
the Increased production will reduce
Gcnerai prices Ia remove most or la
BOTS Complaints"
bumper Tobacco Crop.
sneaking of tobacco. the market
for which opened in South Carolina
last month. the bank declares that IL
bumper CROP is expected. with little
oneration in any hppreciahle extent
worried over tho outlook fearing that
Europtdn customers may be lost tenn
porariiy because Of inability OF
American dealers 10 sell on sufficient
some dealers feel trouble In financing
tho ncw crop. but bankers as q rule
do not seem to share this feeling. tho
statement shows.
Commenting on the clothing and
shoe Industries, tho report says that
tho dealers are not getting the orders
az usual for fan delivery. but they
Insist prices cannot be lowered until
raw materials arc cheaper and labor
more efficient and reasonable I'm its
demands.
One repor; states that clothing
workmcn are now demanding in
croascs in wages ranging from Is to
- per cent" the report reads Some
makers are laying on workmen
rather than pay the high wages de-
inanheh in the face Of public attitude
toward clothing prices. Special sales
put on by retailers continue, hut
these do not appear 10 stimulate
trade buying to any marked extent +"
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. August a-.Cotton goods
were quiet In the dry goods market here
today; prices gray cloths wore easier
Yarns were soft. Trade light. Wool goods
were dun. Silks were very quiet: burlaps
were steady.
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SAVANNAH. GA, August 3--'rurpentine
firm. si;s6G3IS7; receipts. Sss; shipments
f,osin .hrm; sales. 1.2a7; receipts. 400;
sh!pments,, iis: stock. 37A5o. Quote: r..
1, HE n 2; TO- wiz Fl q c!a,Is,K. ~ N wd
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ATLANTIC CITY. n.
Try CLARENDON HOTEL

VIRGINIA AVENUE. NEAR BEACH.
Every room with hot and cold running
water. capnClty. 400. Always open All
modern IMPROVEMENTS: private batha
write fL- rates. Ownership management
MONROE IIUTCHINs
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
(M6in Street StationN

RICHMOND, FRED'SB'O & POTOMAC r. r
broad Street Station. except whero
otherwise indieatcd)
l2:40 am. Washington & beyond. 80. t:i0 am
7:i0 am. Washing ION Il poyond... M6:05 am
MI :0D pm. Washing ton & beyond. $40 am
GEO am. Ashland Local. .......... t6:30 am
i :55 am. Washington Local. ...... $40 arm \
30 pm Washington 4 beyond... mS:i5 am
o rs pm Washington & bsyond... ll:S5 ami
xS:30 pm. Washington 4 beyond.... 1920 pen y
tS:lO am. Ashland Local, ......... C2:30 pm
MI 30 pin. Washington 4 boyond.... 3A5 pm
o:l5 PIN. Washington Iocal......,,. $3.50 pm
fS;l9 am ashland Local. 1....;.... Btsao pm
1910 Mt. .Wa.hinstou l. boyond."... M54ioi pm
1915 pm Ashland Local. .......... toss pm
....::.::.:. Washington beyond. :. S:l5 pm
NJ Main Strc0t Station. M
\ Arrives Main ST. Station. parlor car from
Westinghouse detached at Hermitaes and handled
into Broad st. Stations rri,i 20 pm.
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
Saturday only. ~
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psHsiss ar%, iss: sales. S; t receipts. '1 IS;
Rosln steady: saiss. SSH receipts. aio,
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ncrInrcr hn rcr rent n,.l,ln.a

NEW YORK. August 3.-Thc
schultz Retail stores Corporation. to-
baccon!sts, today declared IL dividend
OF 30 per cent. payable August e on
all common stock OF record on Angus,
o.
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iloioEHa bulls Observation-Disclosures. IN
l.Eht. common bologna bulls Gl
Choice tat heifers. ~ TO l.yy
: 10 80 ibs. Observation-Disclosures. i0iass IL
Common 10 medium hcIfeTs a ipa
Good curn.fed hoEs. Isu IDS.
ana 1p ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ]. u
40 lbs. ....................,.... l;,4g ien
Good corn-fei piss aud -hoais j, ~ IL
Al Southern hoEA sold subject 10 !nHpcc-
zion and when po.t and Oily.
. go 2c to 3C of.
tood virginia calves ........... 10 20 =.
Medium virginia caly-s....... ~ Is 10
Hest southern calves ........... iS IL :.
Medium Southern calves ...... II "a J.
EouSh and heavy ca!v-s.... "a 20
- ...-.-..,....-....-..... &c
loIiIHOn 20 FAIR sheep ......... as
S1ou 10 choice lambs ........ II 81 IL
Fresh cows and calves. So 20 si.6. Com
mon GCsdr tEesh cows very luL..
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HOTELS AND RESORTS.
Mt. Elliott Springs Hotel.

VIII open for guests June %. 1890,
IN heart of Blue Ridge Nominating
Delightful climate. On main line oe
c: " o. Ry Numerous ANA semcnta.
rive mineral springs. Old. virginia.
cooking. write
MHs. j. T.. PORTER,
MI. Elliott. ,Sn.
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LOCAL. rRonucn mARxEr

wholesale Quotations ~ wpedson-Cr.!r,
lac. iIi5 East Cary 81. Madison i,i-J.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MAnKEr
nd 6n,on Stock Yard,

NIcHmnnu UNION StOck Yards.
Richmond. Va, August J. 1922
hcmarks: There wns n fair supply Of
cattle here for this weeks market Pricen
Strictly good steers 100 In.
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FINANCIAL.

,hirmnnt.,. li.757: stock. casa ,,r,,. =,
~ - +. O.. II. /. issj T.. II. IL 3:
FINANCIAL
LONDON .u,us, ~
gnnr"' Money per cent. D,coun, RAJ. .
inprt ,Di.!s. tTSH per cent: three ,uor,ih,
SEW YORK. August 2-The news from,
,"ianh cans"h tho sharpcst brcnk ~ many
i tn," M uuay IN the foreign .xChang. mar
tk.eii,, Demand sterling hfoko S,s cents ~
$500 french. Italian and Other contlncri.
80 'N'nahgnr alto were d.pEnssr1 Grain
w.. , ,.iion bllls contributed TO the weak,
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures OF Passenger Trains
DAILY, unless otherwise si,own) published
only as information and not guaranteed.
Daily except Sunday. SSunday only.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-01
W. M. BARNUM
 DIES AGED "
Was Prominent Figure In Grand Army
 Circles

Adjutant General William Marcus
 Barnum, Civil War veteran, aged
 77 years, died at his home yesterday
 morning after a short illness. u S
 said by relatives that his death was
 hastened by his activities in connec-
 ton with the arrangements for cele-
 brating Memorial Day.
 MT. Barnum was born in Stratford
 May 5, 184a He enlisted in 1882
 and was assigned to the Second Con-
 necticut light artillery. He was a
 short time in service when he was
 detached from his company and was
 stationed at General Grants head
 uarters, where he did clerical work.
 MT. Barnum was a fine penman and
 it was owing to this qualification that
 he was given such an important posi-
 ton.
 His stay in the army lasted but il
 months, as he was stricken by fever
 and after recuperatioR va9 given an
 honorable discharge.
 On his return home he engaged
 in the shirt making and cutting trade and worked at that occupation for 45
 years. He was reputed to be an ex- pert in that line and worked for a number of years in New York City.
 Since 1912 he was employed by the Barton Shirt Co. on Fairfield avenue until five years ago, when he retired. In Grand Army circles Adjutant General Barnum was most widely known. He served for five terms as adjutant general of the Grand Army of the state and Post commander and adjutant of Elias Howe. Jr., No. 3, G. A. R., of this city for several years. He always took an active in terest in the local post and was ever ready at all times to assist this or ganization in it's various undertak- ings.
 Friends may view the body at the home on Wednesday from Il o'clock in the morning until 1 o'clock in the afternoon.
 Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon at the late home. Rev. W. H. Day, pas tor of the United Congregational church, will oficiate. Burial will be in Union cemetery, Stratford. Elias Howe, Jr. Post No. 3. G. A. R., will conduct it's service at the home and at the grave
 His wife, Emma E. Barnum; four sons, Lewis S., William M, Jr., Ernest E.. and Arthur E. Barnum; a. daughter, Mrs. H B. Barnum of Stratford, and a sister, Mrs. William Sniffin of Sandy Hook. Conn.,, survive him. The bearers, members of Franklin Bartlett camp, No. 22. Sons of Vet erans, will be Walter c. Hall, William H. Hart, Frederic Bartlett. Russell Glenn, Charles Arnold and Phillip Scripture.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-01

Eating meat regularly eventually produces kidney trouble in some form or other, says a we'll known auth ority, because the uric acid in meat excites the kidneys, they become overwork- ed; get sluggish; clog up and cause all sorts of distress, particularly back ache and misery in the kidney region; rheumatic twinges, severe heada es, acid stomach, constipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness. bladder and uri- nary irritation
 The moment your back hurts or kidneys aren't acting right, or if bladder bothers you. get about four ounces of lad Salts from any good pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act line. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity; also to neutralize the acids in the urine so it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder dis orders.
 lad Salts cannot injure anyone; makes a delightful effervescent 1ithia- water drink which millions of men and women take now and then to keep the kidneys and urinary organs clean, thus avoiding serious kidney disease.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-01
Are You One of The
 Ninety-Nine

You folks who have been troubled season after season with Hay Fever and all ailments akin to it, have now something for which to be grate- full. For kolox, in ninety-nine cases out of every hundred, has successfully held off each season the attacks of these most distressing illnesses.
 Kolox is remarkable, in that it performs it's work quickly, easily conveniently. Just few inhalations each day keeps your breathing pas sages clear, thus rendering the most powerful resistance against the pol len, dust and germs that start the at tacks of Hay Fever and other nasal disorders
 The millions of little Irritating or ganizims cannot thrive if KoIox Is used, and if you are breathing free ly Germs nourish best in clogged, disordered nasal organs. Prepare yourself-right now-against the at tack Do not wait. Do not put off Start today. It costs but a quarter to get an idea as to just what Kolox will do for you. Who wouldn't pay many times that to be positively rid of the regular seasonal attack? Keep Kolox ever handy. Assure yourself of free breathing today, tomorrow. all ways. All druggists carry Kolox- Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-01
Wendell'S Pills AMBITION BRAND For Nervous People

The great nerve tonic-the fam ous WendelPs Pills, Ambition Brand that put vigor, vim and vitality into nervous tired out, all in, Respondent people in a few days in many in- stances.
 Anyone can buy a box for only 60 cents, and Hindle Pharmacy and Hartigan Drug Stores is authorized by the maker to refund the purchase price if anyone is dissatisfied with the first box purchased.
 Thousands praise them for general debility, nervous disorders, mental depression and unstrung nerves caus- ed by over-indulgence in alcohol, to- bacco or overwork of any kind.
 As a treatment in afflictions of the nervous system, WendelPs Pills, Ambi- ton Brand, are recommended as be- ing generally unsurpassed, while for hysteria, trembling or despondency they are simply splendid.
 Sixty cents at Hindle's Pharmac cy and Hartigan drug stores and dealers everywhere.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-01

A good delegation of the members of Okenuck tribe took part in the me- morial servoces of the tribe which were held in Union cemetery Sunday
 morning when the ritualistic work of the order was carried out. The graves of the departed members were deco rated with flowers and grave markers emblematic of the order.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-01
SHE WAS TASTEFUL.

Two country women were arguing on the matter of thrift.
 Dye see that purse?.'' demanded one, with a triumphant air. t'Its the one I bought when I was married, twenty years ago, and it's as good as new yet.'
 That's nothing!'' sneered her John?"
 hirn?''
 Well, he's my first husband and you've had three. Don't you preach thrift to me!'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-01
TREES MAY BE
 GROWN SQUARE

Cambridge, Eng, May 15.-The Cam bridgeshire Forestry Association School of Forestry believes that there is no reason why trees can not be made to grow square and pro duce wood of better quality and in greater quantity if the excessive woods production in certain trees can be controlled. The Associate believes that this can be done and if so there will be more slabs, nor wavv blanks.