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Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
Floor Coverings and
 Draperies

 YARD-wIDE MADRAS - Colored or natural ground Madras for cur tains, worth fully CSC a yard DOLLAR DAY 2 YARDS FOR $1.0o COLORED BORDER SCRIM, sold regularly for BOG a yard DOLLAR DAY 4 YARDS FOR $1.0o
 FINE CRETONNES 6sc values. ... 9 YARDS FOR $1.o0 $1.19 to $1.39 values. .ONLY $1.O0 "QUAKER" NET CURTAINS We include our entire line-the big gest in the city. No matter what the price was, for every purchase of five dollars or more we will throw off $1.o0 on every $500. A $ 500 purchase
 DOLLAR DAY FOR s 400
 DOLLAR DAY FOR $ 800 A $500 purchase
 DOLLAR DAY FOR $t2oo
 ONE DOLLAR OFF ON
 EVERY FIVE QUAKER" NET BY THE YARD White. and Ivory Filet Nets in the newest patterns. Our regular price soc a yard
 DOLLAR DAY ONLY
 2La YARDS FOR $1.0o RUGS, LINOLEUMS, MATTINGS ALL REDUCED IN PRICE
 FOR DOLLAR DAY $1.oo DISCOUNT ON EACH $500 Save one dollar for every five you spend Dollar Day and fix up the home at a big saving. No matter how big the original price was you can save one out of every five dol lars.
 ONE DOLLAR OFF ON
 EVERY FIVE
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
Corset Department

BANDEAUX IN WHITE OR FLESH COLOR - Some hook in front, and some in back, and there are all sizes, from 32 to Az. The regular price is 75c-
 DOLLAR DAY 2 FOR $1.00 LONG WHITE BIB APRONS-Ex- tra good quality and trimmed with embroideries. Not one is worth less than S1.50-
 DOLLAR DAY ONLY $1oo
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
Toilet Goods Department

ARMoUR's TOILET WATER - Four delightful odors-sold regular ly for 75c bottle
 FOR $1.oo wOODWoRTH'S TOILET WATER Regular price $1.25-
 DOLLAR DAY ONLY $1oo MAVIS TOILET WATER-Regu1ar price $1.25-
 DOLLAR DAY ONLY s1.oo MAvIS EXTRACT-Regular price $1.25 an ounce
 DOLLAR DAY ONLY s1.oo 4711 .CoRDIALE EXTRACT-Reg- uIar price S1.25-
 DOLLAR DAY ONLY s1.oo WHATEVER HOT WATER BOT TLES-Actual value s1.25-
 DOLLAR DAY ONLY $1.o0 PORTLAND METAL HOT WATER BOTTLES-Value $125- DOLLAR DAY ONLY $1.oo PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE
 DOLLAR DAY 3 FOR $f.oO KOLYNOS TOOTH PASTE
 DOLLAR DAY 5 FOR $1.oo LACo CASTLE SOAP
 DOLLAR DAY 6 FOR $1.00 JERGEN's VIOLET GLYCERINE SOAP
 DOLLAR DAY 10 FOR $1.oo BURRELLs TOOTH PASTE OR POWDER
 DOLLAR DAY 5 FOR $1.oo s1.5o ORIENTAL CREAM
 DOLLAR DAY ONLY $1.0o wAvArE AEnTrJ DDnAn DACc Your choice of any Wayne Bag, in values up to $2.00-
 DOLLAR DAY ONLY $1.oo
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
Silk Department

s1.50 NATURAL PONGEE-a sum- mer silk, made in Japan, and we can warrant that it is all silk Width 33 inches.
 DOLLAR DAY s1.co A YARD FANCY PONGEEs IN STRIPES AND FIGURES = Silks which we have sold as high as S4.50 yard
 DOLLAR DAY $1.co A YARD 4O-INCH SATIN STRIPE VOiI-E- a pure silk weave in light L'ue, white, yellow and rose. Regula" price $2.50 a yard
 DOLLAR DAY ONLY $1.o0 A YARD FANCY CREPES AND PLAIN TAFFETAS = We offer one lot of these two weaves, all of which are 36 inches wide, and worth s2.00 a yard, at a remarkable price for Dol lar Day
 DOLLAR DAY $1.oo A YARD ALL SILKS NOT ADVERTISED ABOVE
 AT A SPECIAL DOLLAR DAY
 DISCOUNT
 IN EVERY PURCHASE OF
 FIVE DOLLARS
 YOU MAY SAVE ONE $1.0o off on all purchases of $500 S2.o0 off on all purchases of 5000 $500 off on all purchases of $15,o0 Save Money On Every Purchase
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
Hosiery and Underwear
 Department

wOMEN'S PURE THREAD SILK HOSE, black only-made with seam in leg, and with rnercerized garter top. The regular price is 1.75-
 DOLLAR DAY $1.oo A PAIR WOMEN's NOVELTY HOSE = Handsome two toned Hose in at- tractive colorings. Sold regularly for s1.95-
 DOLLAR DAY ONLY $1.oo ONE LOT OF WOMEN'S COTTON HOSEA mixed lot of light and medium weight Cotton Hose, includ- ing a few Burson Split-sole Stock ings. These are all regular 59c and 65c values
 DOLLAR DAY ? PAIR FOR s1.oo WoMEN's BLACK OR WHITE COTTON HOSE-These are second quality Hose which we have been selling for 3S5c a pair, and they were bargains at that, for the im- perfections are hardly noticeable DOLLAR DAY 4 PAIR FOR $1.oo INFANTS COTTON HOSE E-regu- lar 29c Stockings, and good ones. too
 DOLLAR DAY 4 PAIR FOR s1.oo CHnDRENs BLACK COTTON Substantial Stockings for hard wear. Sizes to 91a, and sold regularly for 39c pair
 DOLLAR DAY 3 PAIR FOR $1.co CHILDREN 5ec AND 65c SOCKS Better buy a few extra pair Dol lar Day to finish the summer with. DOLLAR DAY 2 PAIR FOR $t.0o
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
Notion Department

ALLIANCE DRESS FAsTNER@ DOZEN CARDS FOR $1.oo WuSNAP DRESS FASTENERS 1 DOZEN CARDS FOR S1.0o WELLINGTON FASTING THREAD 1 DOZEN STOOLS FOR $t.0o COATS MACHINE THREAD 1 DOZEN STOOLS FOR s1.0o NAIAD DRESS SHIELDS+Size 1 only-
 8 PAIRS FOR $1.0o DEXTER'S KNITTING COTTON
 sFoR $1.00
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
White Goods and Domestics

VVIuIC 0OOQS GI1U OOIl1CSIACS FANCY COLORED CRIB ELAN l KETS-Just the right size, and sold always for $1.50 apiece
 DOLLAR DAY ONLY $1.oo TURKISH Selling reg ularly for S3c, or four for $1.42- DOLLAR DAY 4 FOR $1.00 TURKISH Selling reg ularly for 43c each, or three for $1.29-
 DOLLAR DAY 3 FOR 100 MERCERIzED TABLE DAMASK- which looks just like the best linen. The regular price is 66c a yard DOLLAR DAY 2 YARDS FOR $1.oo BLEACHED CRASH-which should be selling for S1c yard, or four for $1.24-
 DOLLAR DAY 4 FOR s1co PLAID GLASS CRASH-worth 33c a yard, or four yards for SEP DOLLAR DAY 4 YARDS FOR $1.oo YARD-WIDE CAMBRIC = actually DOLLAR DAY 3 YARDS FOR s1.oo YARD-WIDE LADIES' CLOTH which is actually worth 62c yard DOLLAR DAY 2 YARDS FOR $1.0o BLEACHED OUTING CLOTHS which should sell regularly for 22c a yard
 DOLLAR DAY 6 YARDS FOR s1.co PILLOW CASES-the regular value of these cases is 621zc or s1.25 pair
 DOLLAR DAY 2 FOR $1.oo $1.50s CROCHET QUILTS-of excel lent quality and appearance
 DOLLAR DAY ONLY $1y00 ONE LOT OF HANDSOME BED- SPREADS-This is a well assorted lot, comprising many patterns and various standard values. The reg ular price of every one of these spreads has been cut just one dol lar for this one day. Buy Dollar Day and save a big, round dollar. s4.50 Spreads-DOLLAR DAY $50 $500 Spreads-DOLLAR DAY $4.o0 $500 Spreads-DOLLARD DAY $500 FULL SIZE COTTON BLANKETS Handsome Cotton Blankets, in tan or grey which have been selling reg ularly for $500 a pair
 DOLLAR DAY ONLY $4.o0
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
Dress Goods Department

A SMALL LOT OF MIXED DRESS GOODS, ETC.-The lot consists of Voiles, Check Serges, Veilings, Mo- hairs, Etc, and the values are prac- tically all $1.00 a yard
 DOLLAR DAY 2 YARDS FOR $1.o0 42-INCH SILK K-AND-W WOOL POP LINS which sell for $2.00 a yard. Both plain and fancy weaves are offered.
 DOLLAR DAY ONLY $1.oo A YARD $500 DRESS GOODS AND SUIT INGS-A mixed lot of Voiles, Gran ite Cloths, Crepe Poplins, Etc., in values up to $500 a yard
 DOLLAR DAY ONLY $1.00 $2.O0 ENGLISH MOHAIRS, in self colored stripes, in navy and black. All are 42 inches wide.
 DOLLAR DAY $1.oo A YARD ALL DRESS GOODS AND SUIT INGS NOT ADVERTISED ABOVE, REDUCED $1.o0 IN EVERY $500
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
Kitchenware Department

LENOX SOAP
 DOLLAR DAY FOR $1.00 BROOMS. No. T.
 DOLLAR DAY ONLY s1.oo
 FOR ONLY s1.oo 1 LARGE JELLY STRAINER 1 GLASS MEASURING CUP l FRUIT JAR LITTER
 FOR ONLY s1.oo 1 BREAD KNIFE 1 PAIRING KNIFE 1 KITCHEN FORK 1 ALUMINIUM MIXING SPOON DUSTLESS MOP
 DOLLAR DAY 100
 FOR ONLY s1.oo 1 BOX BORAX CHIPS l BOX CLEANSER 1 BOTTLE OF BLUING 1 BOX POWDERED BON AM l BOX KLIEANCO 1 BOX RINSO 3 CAKES IVORY SOAP E-z SEAL GLASS TOP FRUIT O<a1hAC 1ue1l o4zsC
 DOLLAR DAY 12 FOR $1.0o E-Z SEAL GLASS TOP FRUIT JARS-pint size
 DOLLAR DAY 12 FOR $1.0o
 FOR ONLY $1.oo [ CAKES STAR SOAP 2 CAKES WHITE NAPTHA SOAP SMALL IVORY SOAP
 DOLLAR DAY P FOR $t.o0
 FOR ONLY S1.Go 1 GRANITE DISH PAN / l STEEL EDGE DUST FAN
 FOR ONLY $to0 F OUNCE BOTTLE CEDAR OIL l DUSTLESS HAND BRUSH l SOAP SHAKER
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
Leather Goods and JeweIry

METAL OR CELLULOID BAG FRAMES. For those who wish to make their own bags, we offer some very special prices. Values up to sec-
 DOLLAR DAY 2 FOR $1.oo Values up to s198-
 DOLLAR DAY ONLY $1.oo 3L7S BLACK VELVET BAGS
 DOLLAR DAY ONLY S1.Oo WOMEN'S BLACK LEATHER PURSES, with, back or top strap and actually worth S1.50-
 DOLLAR DAY ONLY $f.oo WOMEN'S HAND BAGS. We have taken our large stock of Hand Bags and for Dollar Day have made some slashing reductions Values to $2.9S-
 DOLLAR DAY $2.oo Values to s3.ss-
 DOLLAR DAY $500 Values to s4.9s-
 DOLLAR DAY $4.0o Values to s5.ss-
 DOLLAR DAY S4.75 Values to s6.9s-
 DOLLAR DAY $50 Values to s7.sS-
 DOLLAR DAY $s.5o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06

made on Monday, Mrs. Saucrs. who
is about to become mother. rcGaincd
cohSciousncss for the first time yes
,erdnE. She said Monday threw Il
powdered drug into her face.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
MEMBERS OF BOYS CORN
CLUBS ARE ENTERTAINED
Interesting Program ut rrcdcricks-
""rG for i.nds Attending nor
nafS Short Course

= 'r.hith 81 fiG. VA. August :
-Tho fun quota or tn" Young mem
hcrsh!p Of the BOYS Corn Giuh At
tending the course AZ the l'rrdcricks :.
burg Normal School. numbering los
paraGcd down Commerce. stree, TO
irinccss Anne, thence on, Hanover ia
historic 'lrompton," the estate Of
captain NJ Il. Rowe. where ,hcy
spcn, q mos, dellghtcui ana ins,rmrS'
~, morning inspecting III. wonder
inl Jersey cattle. barns. and hand
some grounds. The parade OF Youth
"a! farmers extended about Two city
pIockS' ana they We're accompanied
on lheir In" Of march by The county
agents Of the counties p ,rr.snmtn,i
Ipon their arrival q, "Hrompton "
'neE were taken through tn, s,,tit,Ty
cattle barns on the estate aud IN IN
epection ~ the cattle here was also
mac. Ihc county agents cNnlnin",'
ine various features from which tb..
10Y derived great benefit
i"llow!nE The Inspection trim. FRO.
I'Sspr =. :. GarnlAck. of Hampton In.
sliiClc, delivered Il forty minute, nl.
nFcsH. II" was followed in Il most IN
tcrcstinr tank by Professor \. Il Eo,
crinG, OF this city. who was intro.
thicum of Spoisylvania. as "thr one
!lNlhg man VIII" was leading a baut,
Whtn me forces Of the North and
SCUM d!sbanded AT Appomattox. and
WAS leading one today"
LroiesSor towering entertained his
aug encc OF young farmers with MS
a .,Hscs s on ne battles Of Muryc's
h"iEhts and Fredericksburg III was
numerous applaudcd AT the con
C.uSi"n Aii"r Ht+kingi. over tho
grounds and 'NgQir.ng inc beautiful
manson the gan: OAK and other in
hoy ie'nr"ed - The normal school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
.DODSON TELLS THE
HORROR OF CALQMEL
You Don't Need to Sicken,
Gripc or Saliyate Yourself
to Start Liver.

You're bilious. sluggish. constl-
patcd. You feel headachy. your
stomach may he sour. your breath
bad, your skin salloH and you he
licrc YOU need vile. dangerous
calomel to start liver and bowels
Here's my guarantee. Ask your
druggist for bottle OF Dodson's
Liver Tone and take spoonful to-
night II II doesn't start your liver
ana straiEhtcn you right up better
than calomcl and without Eriping
or making YOU sick | want you to go
back to tho store and get your
money.
Take calomcl today and tomorrow
YOU viii feel weak and sick and
nauscatcd. Don't lose day Take
spoonful OF harmless. vegetable
Dodsons Liver Tone tonight ard
wake up feeling splendid. 1t is pcr-
fcctiy harmless. SO give ii 10 your
children any time. 1t cant salt
rltc.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
GLASS DOES NOT SPEAK
At FARMERS INSTITUTE
Illness in Family Of Senator Keeps
Him From Attending Blacks
burg Sessions.
TUCKER DELIVERS ADDRESS
Governor Davis Also Explains Posi-
ton on Matters Pending Before
General Assembly Last Winter.
Commcnds Federal Loan Act.
Ispccial to The Times Dispatch.

ISpocinl 10 The Times Dispatch
BLACkSBURG. VA. Angus; -
Charles L: Bassctt. OF the North
American Fruit Exchange. New York.
was the principal speaker a; the
morning session Of the State Farmers
institute today. his subject was or
Eanizcd MarketinE." and he dealt
particularly with the various ways in
which farmers cooperative OrSan!za-
tions may succeed or fail.
Or. W y. Brumneld. OF the state
Health Department. made a hricf adj
dress jus, before adjournment for
dinner. /. y. Turner presided and
the day began with a round table dis
cussion ana the answering of QueS-
tions by cNDcrts on farm subjects.
The attendance Was considerably in
creased over the first day In the aft
crnocn there was a wool grading dem
onStratIcn and 4 demonstration In the
treatment Of seed wheat for the men.
shows Practical Kitchen.
demonstration in the Arrangement
of a practical Kitchen and in the rem
ovation Of old clothing. Miss Mar
Earct Springer. OF tho child'S Welfare
bureau made an address ON chill
dren's welfare. Al go all the Wis
itorS We're entertained At an ice cream
supper in the agricultural hall as
guests O! tho hon" demonstration de-
partincnt Of the extension division
On account OF illness in his family
senator Garter Glass was unable TO
he present al the night session Tho
Speakers at the evening meeting were
DR.. {. J. ,ialpin. office of Farm Man
aEcmcn;. WASHINGTON; pr G. Il. Tit
low. Federal Land Bank Baltimore:
Miss Margaret Springer. j. y knight.
w. {. r.. and G. W. Guy. Co-Opcra-
tive Education Association Richmond.
Adi"urns at Nnon To-day.
Tho institute will conclude its
meeting nj noon with business scs-
sion. Governor Davis was present a;
All the sessions today. \; the meet
inS wednesday night Harry 81
George Tucker responded 10 An inv!-
tat4on from the presiding officer and
made hrict address
IN his informal talk 10 tho farmers
Wednesday night Governor Davis
TOOK occasion Ia explain his attitude
towards certain matters that we're he
lore the last General Assembly. par
ticu!aT!y the lime grinding hill and
the good roads question. lie also
urged ssnppor, for the Federal loan
aS', ana emphasized the necessity for
.icCtinE farmers TO the Legislature If
tHcif interest We're 10 he protected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
DREWRY CARRIES 100
OUT OF 112 PRECINCTS
DIR. Henry clay smith. of Crcnr, Did
Not Curry His liomc

lSpcginl "a The Times Dispa;chl
hETEHSBC RIG. August I-rhc OH :
ciai count OF the vote in Petersburg
today on Tuesdays primary. when
Con FRESHMAN Patrick IL Drcwry. of
TINS city, was rcnum!natcd from ;hc
Fourth biStric. over Or. Henry CLAY
S"ith. of crewe. shows that the local
man carried the city by a majority
o. ,S"S out OF l.iIo votes poiled.
The crcwc physician secured but fif-
ty-SiN votes in The entire city. and
IN" largest amount east for him in
any precinct Was nftccn.
nile toncresSma Drcwry carrie 4
more than LOG or the ll2 prccin us
IN the district, including Crcwc. the
nome town OF Or. Smith. ana Black
stone and Farmvillc. the late returns
from outlying districts indicate n
much larger majority than was at
lrst thou nt. and Drcwry's friends
are "NpcCtant Of the number hcin.
carried beyond 4.UO0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
ARMED POSSE SEARCHES
FOR ALLEGED ASSAlLANT
scour Three Kentucky CountIr. for
SeEr" Charged with Attacking
White Woman,
Ihy Associated prcas. |


LEXINGTON. ky. August IA
posse OF several hundred farmers ana
county officers. armed with guns,
ropes and pitchforks. today continued
10 scour Madison. Jessamine and FAY
ette Counties In search for Buford
Monday. negro, 2S years old, charged
with having assaulted Mrs Charles
Sauers. i6 years old. OF Valley View.
Madison County. Ky. fifteen miles
from here. While the assault was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
FREDERICKSBURG YOUTH
. BROWNS IN THE POTOMAC
Tow-Linc Snaps Knocking Dewey
Bourne Overheard to Ills
Death
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA Auyust q

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA. August 8.
Dewey Bourne. aged y, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Bourne. of this city.
met his death by drowning when he
fell from a power launch in the poto-
mac River. near the mouth OF Aqua
Greek. Mr.. bourne and his son Dewey
were towing houScboat with their
power launch when the tow line be-
came entansicd. Dewey went on the
stern deck TO right the line when 1t
snapped and knocked him into the
river.
ono Of the men in the party dived
overheard In AN attempt to save the
drowning man, hut was unable to To-
cate him. Repeated searches for his
body. following the accident. We're
unsuccessful The drowned man is
survived by his parents. one sister.
and two brothers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
TELEPHONE STRIKE is
CALLED OFF FOR TIME
Operators at Lexington and Iiucna
Vista Return Pending an
Investigations.

ISnrCIAl 20 The Tunes JisDatCh
LEXINGTON. VA, August The
telephone strike in lexington, after
three days without service Was
caiied or last night, and TIA" girls
resumed work sending Investigation
ny the management and Town Coun-
ell tonight.
The operators in the Lexington Of
nee and at Bucna Vista returned TO
work for two weeks. with the un-
outstanding that their demand for in
creased pay VIII he allowed
has been expressed for thu GIRLS
whose salaries are only $50 and S35
a month The management claims
that unless nhonc rates ar" advan crd
'arE"r salaries cannot be paid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
Full Grown Bear Killed
On Farm in Rockingham

HNRHISoNliIRG, VA, August
a.-for the first time In more
than twenty years, bear Inns
hrrn killed within two miles or
iarrisnnhurE. This one. almost
full grown. invaded the hnrnynrd
at the VI. J.. Rutherford home md
started rounding up tho cattle.
lie WAS chased into a nearby
thickct. out Of which he WINS nunliy
driven by dogs. and n party uf
tWchfS-hfe men. armed with re-
NolNrrs, shotEunr, clubs mad nNrs,
COMPLETED the slaughter. The
meat - I.:t pounlS was divided
among the members of the party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
TO ESTABLISH TRUCK LINE
Standard OF Cnmpnn, Plans DcycIon-
mcntS In Northern Neck
TcrrItory

!SpcclaI 90 The TImcs -Dispatch)
liEATliENlLLE, VA. August o.
1t is reported the Standard Oil Com
pany will. in the near future. cstab-
!ish truck delivery service for gaso-
line and coal oil throughout the
Northern Neck. The temporary base
VII! be a; Wccms. Va. but. he per-
mancnt base with large tanks Will
he at the k!lmnrmock Wharf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
I.onp pn,. s.n I.Inr.

DANVll.bE. VA. August SC. a.
Loop. who was yesterday arrested on
II charge Of felonious assault after
having stabbed and lightly injured
Lawrence Il. FcrEurson, Il local
printer. was fined $50 in the Police
court this morning. Loop testified
That the injured youth had insulted
his Wife. the latter denying the
charge. The physician said that tho
wound was not serious provided no
pIeural cOmpliCatiOn yet IN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
TYPHOID IN DANVILLE
SIN Cases Develop Within Few Days
ana Preventive Steps Are

DANNlLLE. VA, August 5.-SiX
cases OF typhoid fever have devrI.
opcd here within tn" past several
days. and the city health officer has
announced that prOphylactic treat
mcnt VIII he administered free OF
cost 10 amy who care to take II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
G.. O. P. NAMES LANDRETH
Carroll Comfy Nnn VIII Oppose
Itnrrr JnmrS for Congress In
Firth Dt>trtcI.

SPECIAL 20 The Times Dispatch.l
pANNil.I.E. VA. August j.-S. =.
baBdrcth. az Carroll County. was
inual District Republicans for con-
gross on that ticket mt the district
convention held 80 Rocky Mount YES
icrtIy. Iack Adkins. Of pittsylvania
County. was also nominated but with
lTpw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06

pANNlLI.E. VA. August Marked
activity By United States revenue
agents is noted Ira Franklin County
ON Monday one squad captured two
lIrS" corner stills in the vicinity OF
SydnorEvill". one OF them being near
Fork Mountain Church. DiStilling
lnatori valued at 5000 was destroyed
by the agents. The stills were taken
to Rocky Mount and there destroyed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
Many churches Represented.

TT.''ININI1NIN 10 NJ, ' ~. NuEWSt Or
forty-two congregations were repre-
scntcd here yesterday at the annual
meeting OF the W"mnn's Missionary
Union Of Inc Augusta Baptist AS
socitiion old officers were rc-clcc;
ga rs follows: Mrs. II. NJ. NcwcomD.
~ Clifton Forge, president: Miss Eci-
sic liuudlcy, Of GrecnVille. secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
Dnnvlur Calls Physical Director

TINNN TI.IIF., w, NNEWst I.-Thp
DanVilic Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION has extended a call TO @.
y. savage. Of Eurwick. Pa. To be-
come physical director Of the local
organization. to take the place OF
Paul g. Hcddick. who has resigned.
Mr. savage is expected here next
rnnIth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-30
PERSONALS

BARNEY RUBIN hereby desires to give no:
tice to the public that he has given uu
business at 1047 n. 21st st. and is sue.
ceeded by Teddy Saval.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-30

Ho5s T,nt Cant. sl4s stenton ave. ana Margaret
con ter 500 ". Columbia ave. ''''
'oHsad Hslsr AAnstermehle. 1854 y. soth st.. and
William Roth. 2sSN 2ssS DickIann nam st ~ and Ann.
cbariImn riDmsn, 0i82 Ridge ave.
Tsrnon". "iifSSnF iS2 5sS 5Isssr%on'' s1 Md and Edna
"aIher aIder Leukold. Camden. N. j., and Glen
william Tfa;Gln Taylor csssmSen sscs wMSa,yJ,oov :, -,
voairice Alice Benson. 2o1o Medary 81.
rs BranssInpSe IperI i.S2s 2oos g Garnet st.. and Ada
Stanley Hendrlcks, 2o4o Coral st.. and ssran
cbwhinam. cbnrin. 2o49 Coral st.
:, Buchman, S2sa Radon Ttssson s,, st. and Helen
y Helen fSHq,ns S,Gs rn Iseo Move mensing ave-. and
A,fSsSk ,RfSssSk%6sn; sss n ss:ih 81. ss'' and Antonio
A'srss snss, ,o19Isn sGs scs Marker st. and Alma
'0hn batry rR'ats!e its NJ iO2 Ga1N SAD g.. and Anna
''RRss RsiheHFfssyyss Hfsys AAl,SSons,, Pa, and Rebeccs
Robert hSSScg si0S SahSss hMss0s g. Pa and Emma
EqseSs R,ins' WsSSl WW9qSdOqFy sSa "a. , s...
MSsHsI Tni.n tdf. tMefGSe. s$iS iPSalethorp st.. and
stso FFriSS FrsSkf6TTd r. 8; ave. Navy and Nan Bain
lrXns fass hI,SS hh5,sGidS siIS Usage ave. and Lii
lToa"nius' sz2l ~; Hamberger at.
roS SSGtS TsHnon. $500 ; MdSsie SsH St. St and Eliza
'ovm BucklerS 300 8. oath at. and Mary De.
| tpenny' 1908 Hollywood st.
| 'IiTreht iTrneah Nollo; 1899 Wilder ct. and Ange.
! Konna,, a pSssarillt 1915 s.. Hicks st.
oI9f ana h. Elizabeth Merck, 2571 Emery .st,
u Hancox. 5O45 Chestnut st. ,'''"''''
i'VSer} SeIljrDs Doas 2t24 Dapphin ST.. and Lillar
Ford, ZAP S. Mer4ne ST.
|esate Pagnoni. 4960 Kershaw st., ant
TbnoSsnura Cieole, Camden, NJ. ].
sGIs sad1a sarre sMTGnire' st Ssto MI. Vernon st.. and
'oseph Welst 1914 N 9th ST. and Clara
wDaI2;rnnin 1910 Indiana ave,
| "NNneE scott. Nerylle Island. Pa, ant
paNt Marian Brohof 371l Woodland aye.
az ~ Gentie, 1921 Wharton st.. and Nancy
boz7l, lo25 Mexican ST.
rTamcis anna Boyer; 1891 g Ettins st.. and Flor.
,enCe Mink. 444 s, oath st
| warren Weston, 800 Smediey st. and Kath.
Cts,rne johnson. 1911 Lombard st.
| |ipptoTd ,Milner; 428 Sebille st.. and Edith
| ItauClTe, $50 HarmitaRo nj