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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
CLIFTON FORGE

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
CLIFTON FORGE. April 24.-AIr.
and Mrs. w. l.. Dcvaney have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
Mrs. j. y. Grimsley has returned
from two weeks trip to Cincinnati
where she visited friends and reia.
tives.
James. I.owcn and Miss Nadine
Lively, both OF covington. were mar
ricd in Roncrvcrtc. ". Va Thurs
day. After spending Il few DAYS
there they returned to Covington TO
VISIT their parents. They will reside
in Luke. Md.
Private Frank j. Wilson has re-
turned from France and is the guest
o! his sister. Mrs. j. H. Wremn' lie
mas been honorably discharged from
ne army and has accepted position
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Parker have re-
turned from l.ynchburg. where they
We're called by the illness OF Mrs.
parker's; brother. +. II. Beard.
Mrs. j. e. Despcr. OF SprIngwood,
has returned 10 her home after Il visit
10 friends here.
French Walker. of Kay Moor. w.
Va. is visiting his sister. Mrs. w. L.
Miss Rebecca. Green has returned
to her home ut Buffalo Forge after
weeks visit to this city and Selma.
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OVER HALF OF DIVORCES
ON TRUMPED-UP CHARGES
hncHS Tells Scnntr Committee of
AbnSr of Marriage
w AcIII IStHr33SS :"u'", ,u trcSS :,

IRy Associated Prcssl
WASH MOTION. April a3.-Morc
tnan so per cent OF the divorces
granted in this country are based on
trumpcd- up charges resulting from
the fascination of the husband or
wife FOR some ono else. Francis Minor
Moody. of Chicago. executive sccrc-
tary of the international committee
on marriage and divorce. declared to-
day before the Senate Judiciary Conn
mittcc.
Appearing in support of Il Joint
resolution proposing Il constitutional
amendment providing for uniform
Federal marriage Nand divorce laws
Mr. Moody charged that the news
papers refused to print articles deal
ing with the seriousness OF the di-
vorce situation because many Of the
men connected with the newspapers
are OF that kind"
The witness declared that the di-
vorce evil was Il worse plague than
The saloon ever was. and that the
remedy was in Federal legislation ="
lie told tho committee that in 1916
the divorce rate in the United States
was 1876 per 100000. exceeding that
OF Japan, where. he said. the divorce
situation always had been recognized
as serious.
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ONANCOCK

t>p"ci1I to The Times Dispatchl
oNANCOCK, VA. April 2i.-Mrs
Anna Fitzgerald has as her guests
Nj. John Lewis. OF ParkSiey and
Mrs. BERTHE X. Powell is entertain
ing Mrs. Charles Evans. Of Danvillc
Mrs. William +. Hopkins is back
from trip to Norfolk.
pr. and Mrs. Oscar l.. Powell have
with them Mrs. Gcogic Hale, or
North Attlcboro, Mass.
James Rdout. OF Roanoke, is at
The rcctory. the guest OF his brother.
Rev, Frank y. Ridout.
W. l.. Sturgis fractured his arm
Sa turday by fall
The mcmhers OF the younger set
gave lcap-ycar party at the home
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LAWRENCEVlLLE
lSpcCIal 10 The rimcs-pispa,,,

Snr, Ia 70 The Times Dispatch
IN EENtl.N LILLE. VA. April ct
Mrs /. Srats returned on Sa,ur-
nay from Saicnl whcr" she Wen; on
Tuesday 10 attend the smiley -Giersch
4nnitals Mrs. Smiley was Miss Ruth
GlerSch and is the niece Of Il
S;fa OF mis- place She has Wis
'",H her. frequently
+, Mrs J h snow spent sunday in
Richmond. whore she visited her
Aush5 nj at -. Elizabeth Hospital
,,- i;r!and and Richard short and
WiiiIam Lewis. OF Petersburg. spent
Hnhd"y here with relatives. return.
ing TO Petersburg an sunday ,F,cr.
mon acc0h-9a!"it1 10y their mother.
some lime visiting relatives in re e-
'erShGrE and Richmond
nam Trottcr. OF Petersburg.
ana MISS i.onisc Tro,icr who is
VIII" speMt tn" Weekend with their
naroU's Mr. aud Mrs W \ Tro,;.r
NfS Hcrnard MoSclcy aud baby. Of
if:"'Hy ar" spending this week ~,
ne none 90: Mrs. Moscl.y's father.
Mis. Lgla Lee rnrdy. It senior
I!"ss ii.nh'r ar Tho state Normal at
'aimNllr, spent tho Weekend win
In,Si parents. Mir and Mrs L. :.
Mr ana Mrs. j. Il. simmons sp.n,
w o.. '~" lniS week in Richmond
MIS- W j.. ii"ar;w-ll and Children
'i','',i.!t som" Tim" with rclu-
Dir iadden Jordan s2en, TN.
"'"M! 40 SUFFOLK with hoy mother.
,Mrs robert Hryson ana cA,ldrou.
~ E"yd'ou. arc The ruc4r o. III
hfHs"n sister. Mrs w. III irysom.
sn Nh I r rharr ana son. william.
s7-rS' OF NJ aud Mrs H. + ri;,rr
N!Ss 'Hh"I.a short has returned
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Bits of Knowledgo
in Short Sentences
Woes IN Japan, Rear
Snk7U017ns Instead
of Poultry.

Pistols are said TO have been In
vented In l.45.
Thirty thousand cubic feet OF air
weighs roughly one ton.
The African mariSo!d is really "a
native OF Mexico.
The wedding ring was originally
worn on the thumb.
Balloons are. with II few exceptions,
found only in Africa.
Caicrpillars six inches long have
been found in Australia.
The annual dust. fall in Glasgow
is 1880 tons To the square mile.
The term gas" was first used In
chemistry in the sixteenth century.
The color yellow is said TO have IA
very beneficial effect on the health.
Farmers wives in Japan rear silk
worms. Just az our country women
keep poultry
The Queen Of Norway keeps II
scrap book of all newspaper cuttings
concerning herself.
During "A recent morning fog about
20o tons OF solid matter were dcpos-
tied in London.
Albums were originally whi;encd
boards used in Rome for displaying
public notices.
The feminine name OF Agnes is de-
rived from "aEnus.'p the Latin word
for lamb.
Specimens OF The albatross have
been found measuring twelve feet
from Winr-tip TO winE-tip.
The population of Alberta. the Ca
from stay of several weeks with
! eiatires in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Slate and fam
noon ut the home OF Miss Annie l..
Edwards
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CULPEPER

> E.l!LrErEE Va, ', Nprtt g si,1Sl lss
~i!o;"'Ay iinds ms, Of the Bureau Of
Was guest recently OF her brother
Fred HudEns, end his family on
Jameson lill
Mrs REQ Parker left Thursday for
her nome IN Smithiield. after spend
inr several weeks with her brother.
Leon Nollc. and sisters. Mrs. II. H..
H'" M-srGG!da Hn1 Miss Jessie Nol".
vile spent tho past week with her
sister. Mrs clyde Lewis.
:, : Mr. M Nharit t;r II r r and her
baltimore. for few days
Rev * j. hammond is attending
m,,iedincnt convocntion. in session at
J y. Rams. Va, this week.
Mercer Noll" who recently resign
"a as manager OF the Farmers Union
- develop -nc plans Tor a com mo,iious
coal yard adjacent to The station ON
southern railroad
: T. W Hendricks. superintendent, OF
scho"is Is visiting his former home
, Mrs Charles Holland was called to
father. Rev j. Addison smith. Rev
MI. Holland preached his farewell
sermon sunday night and lief, later
10 JOIN AIRS. Holland in Murfrccsboro.
MRS. James ". Green and small
HauEhier lyft This week 10 join Mr.
''r'en IN Mia Vista. where he is cdi-
Tor OF an Mia Vista newspaper.
Mrs Floyd Everett. OF Bails,on.
Va. visited culpcpcr ms wr"i; IN
Inc ini"r"S, of the United Duuyhtcrs
,yl Tho 'ontcdcracy work, and while
, mere was the Incst OF Miss Adclia
Ter. '''"P
Mr. ana Mrs. CIarenc. Davidson and
tnryc childtcn, who have been guests
"! re-. ana Mrs Hammond for sew
rral weeks lec5 on Thursday for
.'he,r home in iiouma. La.
. Mrs. Man Samuciscn Is the week,
Inn guest % Mr.. ANA Mrs. Frank
irigS IN Washington.
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AMHERST

Special to The Times Dispa,chl
AMHERST. VA. April 24.-Mr. and
Mrs c. A. Jouocrt. OF LynchhurE,
ws W weekend p,s,n, guests guests Of G. T. scott.
Conner. of Tyc River. visited friends
here las, week.
Mr. and Mrs Carroll Martin and
children spent the week END with re-
iatives near townsville.
Miss Katherine HarnSbcrgcr was a
weekend guest At her home near
catlctts
u3 Mrs !ames W WnnS and ,;s
Crawlcy Williams in Lynchburg last
week.
DR.. 7. u. Lewis. who has been
spending a tcn-day vacation at Tap
Houston c, Joyner. Of the univer-
sity OF Virginia. spent the Week end
with relatives mere.
Miss Laura johnson. who has been
teaching near Lynchburs. has re-
turned home.
Mir. and Mrs. $. T. Brookings we're
Weekend guests Of MIR. and Mrs.
Rcahmcr in Baltimore.
Or. Edward cambridge has returned
home after making business trip
10 Baltimore.
Mrs. james Wood and Mrs. $. a.
Day spent SUNDAY with Miss inez
Wood AZ the University Hospital
Judge H. r. Gordon is u guest this
week at Mrs. NJ. II. Robertson's.
Heard. Jr.. ara in Baltimore this
week.
Miss McComb. OF Richuond. was
nus wccN guest OF Miss Louisa d.
Hubbard.
Mrs. II. NJ. Taliafcrro. Jr.. OF Lynch
burg. spent the weekend with rela-
livrS here.
K. NJ Coffey, Jr. VINO was ii week
end guest at Mrs. q. V. iIangcr's.
aas returned 10 Roanoke
Mr., and Mrs. II. NJ coffey are visit
inS at their country home here this
week.
Rev. II. NJ. Maxey. who; has been
n guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il T. Bow
man, has returned 10 LynchburG.
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10y MIS-. Asher. Miss Ecnncy and Mrs
NhcdenhoaNcr. oi The sunday party
mo pnrt% occul'!ct a ,ipecial car
which Was attached 10 tue regular
moralnS train from bristol Mr.. and
Mrs. = T.. Banks and General X. \.
Ayers went 10 l!:is;ol to meet the
party and return with thcn. y large
reception coInm!ttcc met and boarded
INC train mere and went To Appal-
HchIa. - IL. SnScrs WAS on hand at
Apphlach!I with II line OF Rutomo-
hiics TO receive the party Air sun
Jay was taken To Osaka and Roda
whore II" was shown something OF the
work ut mining coni. This visit of
Nj. sunday to Wise County is the
h:Si step IN a plan to begin Il. great
revival a. religion under his leader
ship throughout The county at some
future time. He gave the leaders of
;hc movement reason to believe that
he iii Tx Il definite date TO return
next year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
LADIES'! COMPLEXION
WORRIES ENDED AT LAST
This Delightful New Vanishing
cream. Containing True Duttcr-
milk, VIII Nuke You Look
Years Younger or Money
tIack---Iust Try It,

H"l small quantity at any pha:macv
ASKING for Towards ButtrrmI!H Cream,
hni maSsar" IL daily into tn" face neck,
arms aud hands The directions are sin, .
PIE ana ~ costs So iIi;lc that any Siri or
woman can afford II Your complexion
must quickly SHOW decided improve
m"n' ~ Your dealer is authorized 10 70
turn Your money without question should
you lie dissatisfied
No matter whether YOU ar. troubled
with wrinkles. hard ltii" lines around tho
mouth ami eyes. coarse siilow fade.
looking SKIN. or simply ruughness and
r"ni.'sS caused 10y Wind and sun. you will
ma that all these trials quickly disap-
pear with tho usc OF this old fashioned
beauty recipe brought IN To date
iIoNurd's iiut;"rnI'lS Cream {. oniy
sold IN po;itiv" guaran;c" nf satisfaC-
ton or money back y. A Miller Drug
Company can supply you.-Adv
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SOCIAL LIFE OF STATE
PRESENTED IN EP|TOME
Many Interesting Functions
Characterize Early Days of
Spring Season.
ISpccLal 70 The Times plspatch.l

Special to The Times Dispatch.
pANVlLLB, VA. April .i.-Music
lovers in Danville are awaiting with
Keen intcrcs; the concert which Is TO
be given here at Avcreit COLES @
next THURSDAY night 10y Miss Gladys
Lea. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. g. \.
Lea, Win Dcuoe iS"cdN. pianist.
Miss Lea recently made her debut
ON tn. concert platform in rennsyl-
wanna dud mas been warmly acclaim
ed hy critics
Mrs T. Walton Brown and Miss
Lucy Lea Fitzgerald, "a few days ago.
gave g. luncheon III honor -: Mrs
charles Lowell, of Tennessee. now
y. Christie. Of Los Angeles now the
guest q: Mrs. John Ovorbcy.
Cards have been received here an
Nash!n+tou on Wednesday. April Il.
al WASHINGTON The hrid, is a niece
q! pr Il; Bruce James OF this city.
The student body ~ the Danviile
-'katcaN- Il 90" ~ the Rison Park
ahdiiorilM on Thursday and Friday.
The King Daughters gave a
musical Tea at the Memorial Mansion
ON Thursday afternoon. local must
Mr ana Mrs + W. TowncS have
Mrs. John l.. Haean MS is visiting her
parents az fredericksburg.
Mrs. Il. II iierndon is taking treat
men, at a hospital in Richmond
. Mrs. |. l. Harvic is the guest OF
her son. Rutherford at Birmingham.
Ala
Mrs. Roy Hume. OF Culpcpcr. is the
guest oc MIS- X. l.. DihrcIl.
Miss Fannie Davis. OF Richmond.
is ,viiS ,inS Miss Eunicc ,Pritche,t.
john Calvin Drake. lr.. of New
orleans. na.- Joined his wife who is
Visiting her parents. Mr.. ami Mrs G.
i. Davis. tio!o:oOk Avenue.
Miss MARY Temple has returned
from Chapel iii!
80. Mrs. Fm"kncy Williamson is quite
i'll at lc' home here
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PULASKI

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.
l.ASkl. Va, April 24.-Danicl's
period in Biblical history in relation
TO The Jews in Captivity" was tho
study course for the Round Dozen
Club at it's meeting Wednesday after.
noon with Mrs. II. II. Roberts. Mrs.
george X thcEcs was leader Of the
general round table discussion. In
responding to roll the members re-
called prominent Jews who were held
in captivity.
MIS-: t. y. Howard. Mrs. Il. +. Harris
and Mrs. W. T.. Flanagan rcprcscntcd
the Ladies' Society of the PRESBYTERIAN
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ties. while othcrs, a bit more arsto-
cratic. resemble the NOR" ''clas1y"
Nlvid!y red ;am- u'-Shantcrs dts
played In tho windows OF on, Ruo
dn IL rIiN miiliucr drew crowds
which. anon closer inspection. saw
these brillian' h"aI pieces were
trimmed with tim. sufmuuntcd by a
metal knob. iustcnd % TN" usual
tasslc
Lamp shade" mats also are PROV
Ing popular They have IIu.lInE
tlass Jade ornaments hanging down
from the rim. giving sort or
chandelier" effect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

have comparatively little cuc,, ~
I"wrr 'orm OF animal NE.
DOGS ana horses can take ton -i,'
az much morphine. ia compariso,,.
their body weight. az man can.
49,, OF GScon can take 500 timed
much' willie the frog is unhurt i'll
dose LOCO times greater, w.irht
weight. than would kin us.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
KITCHEN ARTICLES SHOW
AS MODE OF PARIS HATS
Fashionable French Miliincrs Eyf-
IDENTITY Used Furnishings of Gull
nary Department as MuLrIs.
ny f'<I'IiI.NIN f:nnrII

II y RIS April ~. -- Fashionable
Paris finds u new diversion in newest
models displayed by millincrs. who
have apparently sought inspiration
in the Kitchen.
Real Stovc-nipc hats have made
thclr appearance on the Rue de Ia
latN and tn" Long hampS race
course. They are made OF aluminium.
crowns tap"ring about ton inches.
while tho edges are trimmed with
colorcd velvet. Many of the new de-
signs strongly suggest common kci-
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BILLY SUNDAY TO SPEND
REST DAY IN WISE COUNTY
Famous E,angciist VIII Visit Big
stone Can with View Ia RcNivai

Special /" In" Times Dispatch.
BIG STONE GAP. VA. April 2l-
Billy SUNDAY. VIII" is conducting an
cHangcliStic meeting at Hristoi ac-
copied an invitation on MuuIay from
Wise County TO spend his rest day in
this section. lie was accompanied
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mas. chicken Will drink paint.
and cows have been known To- 0oi.o,,
themselves by drafts from IA pool in
witch highly poisonous nitrae %
SODA had been stepped. Give "A canary
hcmpsccd IN Quantities, and il Will
very soon kill itself.
ON 9Th" other hand. there are
poisohs quickly fatal TO man, which
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I;M,ris of I,nianns

MhnN PERSONS are under the. imprcs-
Siou mat tn" instinct of animals
warns them against eating or drink
ing ANYTHING injurious This may he
IN. case with wild beasts, but II Ger
.i&InlN is not true with domestic ami
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W. M. R. III BAD Luck.

{
IN the last three weeks the w. M. r.
has had two bad wrecks within, two
miles Of each other and last night two
washouts.
The second wreck occurred Wednes-
day morning at Logs Station when 16
loads of coal were piled on heap.
The accident was caused by a broken
wheel on a car in the center of the
train. All passenger trains were sent
over the B. & II. Division. Two
wrecking crews worked day and night
and had the track open by yesterday
noon. The cars were such tangled
mess that some had to be heated and
cut apart. The loss will run up into
the thousands. Passenger service
to and from this city was completely
abandoned.
Last evening two washouts occur
red from the heavy thunder storm that
passed over this county accompan-
led by a rain resembling cloud
burst. The evening train to Union
Bridge was several hours late and
freight trains were delayed The
track East of Union Bridge and As
bestos were damaged SO badly that
trackmen had to repair the tracks
before train service could be resumed.
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The Orphans Court held a sepcial
session yesterday.
Mr.. John BrIchner, of baltimore,
spent Sunday with friends in this
city.
James Cook, aged II years, of War.
fieldsburg. is dangerously i'll with lock
Jaw.
Mr.. Carroll Lockard's men have ar
rived from Tarrytown. N. T., with six
new 1921 Chevrolets.
A marriage license was Issued in
Towson yesterday to H Vernon Beard,
this city, and Margaret T. Miller, Me-
ehanicsyille.
Mrs. III. w. Frey. this city, received
word of the death other brother, John
e. Keteerman, York, Pa, Sunday. He
was &c years old
The August term of the Circuit
Court convened Monday. The docket
was read and the cases continued and
adjourned until November.
Those who spent Sunday last at the
hcnhe OF Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Leese
and family were Mr.. irwin Stengler
wife and daughter, Florence, and Cali
vim Bixler.
+ In this issue will be found an adj
yertisement of the Johns Hopkins
University concerning the entrance
examination and State scholarship in
the Department of Engineering.
The Women's Missionary Society Of
st. Benjamin's Lutheran Church will
hold it's regular monthly meeting
Thursday evening, August -, at the
home of Mrs. John Stevenson at p.
m.
Mrs. VIM. Lorenzo Bell and chill
dren wish to thank the many friends,
both white and colored, for their kind
ness and floral tributes; also auto
service during the death OF the faith
er.
Presided over by woman, Mrs. FL
lis A. Ynst, of Morgantown, w Va, the
Republican State convention ct West
Virginia yesterday prepared to adopt
a platform and nominate a candidate
for Justice Of the Supreme Court.
Because currency has become so de-
preciated and the price of farm pro-
ducts so high in Hungary, farmer
can pay off a mortgage on his land
by the sale of one calf, according to
a report to the Department of Com
merce from Trade Representative w.
F. Epson, at Vienna.
Congressman J. Chas. Linthicum
has large number Of 1919 Agricul-
turaI Year Books on hand. He will be
glad to send one to any party who
would be interested in the book. Adj
dress him House of Representa-
Washington, d. G. Mr.. Linthicnn rep
resents city district, and conse-
quently has very few calls for this
book
On Tuesday the trustees in the JOS.
r. Hunter case sold the home prop
erty of Joseph r. Hunter, about one
half mile from Westminster, contain
ing SO acres and "a perches for the
sum Of $18,7215 80 being S210 per acre,
to Irwin L. Hunter. The one wood
tOI-E OH tUduCucSJCl IOUu fFS1o oOAO "
David Martin at $65.50 per acre, and
the. other wood lot to Irwin L. Hunter
for $50 per acre. Joseph E. Hunter
was the trustee, and Ivan L. Hoff at
torney.
On Sunday last Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Namely and family entertained at
their home in Silver Run, the follow
M. I'll, AL
little son, Marlin, of Maple Grove, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Warehime, of Man
chester; Mr.. and Mrs Vim. Stout, Of
Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs David Lep-
poy of Mt. Pleasant; Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Bixler, of Bachman's Valley;
Edna Politz, Vernon Halter, Mary Blk
Ter, Woodrow Beppo, Laruthe Bemil-
Ter, Charles Bixler, Romano Leppo,
Vernon Bixler, Marie Leppo, Robert
and Herald Bixler.
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Positively will pay no bills CON
tracted by Blanche N. Hughes.
CHARLES E. HUGHES.
aug bit
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Miss Kitty Sheeler, Of Pennsylvania
avenue, is visiting relatives and
friends in Philadelphia, Pa.
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The Democratic County Central
Committee will meet next Monday in
the Firemen's Building.
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RIDAY AFTERNOON. AUG. IS, 1920
BRIEFS

Mr.. John H. Cunningham spent
Tuesday in New York.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Matthias and
children, East Main street, are on their
vacation to Solomon's Island
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Because currency has become so de-
preciated and the price of farm pro-
duets so high in Hungary, a farmer
can pay off a mortgage on his land
by the sale of one calf, according to
a report to the Department of Com
Imerce from Trade Representative w.
f. Epson, at Vienna.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-08-13

DR.. Joseph T. Herring. of Baltimore.
was in this city Wednesday meeting
his old acQuaintances.
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Mr.. and Mrs o. Angelucci and chill
dren. of Baltimore. spent several days
with relatives In Union Bridge.
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Mrs. H. w. Frey, this city, received
word of the death other brother, John
E. Keteerman, York, Pa, Sunday He
was sc years old.
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Judge James A. C. Bond returned
Tuesday from three weeks pleasure
trip to Bermuda.
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Those who spent Sunday last at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Leese
and family were Mr.. Irwin Stengler
wife and daughter, Florence, and CAL
vim Bixler.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-05
GRADUATION DAY
At THE FARM SCHOOL

The graduating exercises of the
National Farm school. in Bucks
fnear Phiiadelphia1 Pa. held on
Washington's birthday. were most in
spring and interesting. Notwith
standing r. veSy discoura cling wet
morning, that promised TO continued
thrcug hout the day. the sun shone
forth in all its bril'iancy. when the
board and guests stepped forth from
the train. which arrived at the school
about 8 p. NJ. The party gathered in
Segal Hall, where the board, the
graduates. guests, faculty and student
listened TO addresses tS the dissin-
guished speakers OF the occasion: DIR.
Jay F. Schamberg, roted medical ex-
pert and professor al the University
Of Pennsylvania: Clarence Sears
Hates, associated With the work of
the late David Lubin: ana Ar, j. II.
Hoffman. superintendent of public
schools. of Bucks county, Penna.
Adoiph Eichholz. egg, OF PhiladeI-
phia, acted as presiding officer OF the
occasion. DIR. jos. krauskofp, the
president OF the sehoe.. having deiiv-
cred the Baccalareate Sermon to the
graduates. as did also Prof Bernhard
Ostrolenk, director of the zchoof. Fol-
lowing the exercises. which conclud-
ed with the presents ton of tho Dip
Tomas to the nineteen graduates, and
post graduate certificates to the three
post graduates, the party repaired to
11sSker Hall for supper as the guests
of the faculty Of the school.
All present expressed themselves in
the highest terms concerning the