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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
RICHMOND BUSINESS
WOMAN GIVES FACTS
ABOUT CASE TO PUBLIC

tired and worn out in the mornings ]
could hardly get 10 my work.
Il had suffered :. lonE time before
taxing Tan!ac and tried other mcdi-
cines, but i, was Just Jik. throwing
me money paid Tor them away. for
II they did me any good 1 doa', know
u. hen ! saw Tanlac so highly
recommended, 80 many pcoplc telling,
no" " had helped them, l wondered
u IL was because Tanlnc was SO much
hettcr than other mcdicinca that il aid
'Acn so much good. 50 decided to
Us TanIac only because others said /,
he!ped lh"U! ana not that bed ccnfi-
ncAc" III x did not doubt the pco-
re who's" statements | read. bat was
discouraged and just didn't believe
Taniac would do me any rood. am
t"'!ihG thls b"cauac want everybody
|" know rantac mas relieved nee Of the
worst form OF nervous Indigestion.
even though did not believe Il would
% nc any good. ! Just began taking
a. because ! WAS siificrinr so and i;
was something els. 20 try. But rho
hTsI bottle helped Inc more than all
Inc other medicines I had taken nut
toEe'hrr. Then bought five more
bottles, have already taken three, and
am gong 10 take tho balance, not be-
caGfr feel the need Of H. bat to be
on tho safe side. would not give nv
ttstmonini until had taken three
hOtti"S, hecaubr did not want 10
max" hasty statement that might
ni's'!chd other people for 1 know what
- lhtii..i 10 Dc taxing q medicine hop
itS 10 scr we'll anu then find YOU are
aisapD'intea. l'ut now | know ~hat
1"n''r mas done for me. and | gladly
iLaHe tH'S statement. sincerely hoping
mat others who havc not boon able II
tui an|'h!ug 10 rclieye :hcir suffering
WIZ De Influenced By 4 to iry the
medicine that has done 10 ,nuch Tor
me All ny friends, ana cvcrvboj..
VINO hn"wH 'mo, know huw | suffered
"iih "erToua Indigestion. and every
I'e : Gnu ten shall know about Tan.
lac. 80" after get through my
We" q, the market come home.
co"h and "nt hearty supper ana
tL"rol.""Iy enjoy 1t. J DO not have
. any more indigestion or gas pains and
sleep just lin" al! night long. A won.
H'f!u. difference NOW and bcfor. :
700" i-n!uc. isn't it? rs = real pleas
VT" 10 toll about 'i'anlac."
l"nI.e :" sold ia iucUmund by Gran
Drug 90. ana f:aglc prug Co.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
.HARR|s0NBURC CITY F|NDs
ITSELF WITHOUT COURTS
by Omission From Revised Code V,r-
gsnia Community Is Deprived
OF All Legal Machinery.
Special 10 rho Times Dispatch

HAHRiSoNEURC;, Feb >"G.,-isccause
OF !n oversight when the code OF Nir-
GINA w2a revised two years age and
which became effective January Ii, the
citN o. llarriSonHura now finds itself
without Il court or other legal ma
chlncrN. Being city i, is Separate
anu distinct from the county OF Hoch-
lnGhain. ous under the Old law the
Circuit Court OF tho county was ,.!v.n
jurisdiction in the city
ii!SroNcry OF tho error caused con
Siocftpit Hurry III legal circles lnrc
:tS'nrda|. II was stated that the
N%.nit!' - all acts OF the court and
81 tho clerk affecting: tho city since
i&nunrH 1i may be questioned \
meeting Of tho tlarrisonburg bar was
""!lSu. ana Il committee was named
- nrnw UP bill 10 overcome prcsen.
u!hculties. ana 90 lcEal'Zc action al
fc'nE taken 10y the court during thc
present term. Iii" City Council last
hiSht approved tho bill reported by
~. com;iiittcr'o attorneys, and IL was
"ciH 20 Senator John Paul at Richmond
Win lie request that he have IL en-
"S'Sd as I'm emergency measure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
,Ir.. Virginia Mortimer lloyd.

Virginia Mortimer Boyd. wicc Of Dr.
philip ". Boyd, :, leading surgeon and
physician, and daughter of Captain and
This afternoon in The Memorial Hospital.
following an operation Monday FOR COM
piications. pv. Boyd himself submitted:
an effort 70 save his wtc's life. Mrs.
Boyd was prominently! identified with
religious, charitable and social ac:ivj-
ties; here. Surviving arc hc- husband.
two daughters. Virginia 'raYioc ana
Mary Warden Boyd: her parents. two
brothers. T;.ylo" Rogers. Roanoke. and
Hamilton Rogers. Norfolk. and TWO Sis
tiers. Mrs Allen l.mm.rt, MartinShurE.
". Va, and Miss Mary Rogers, ltoa-
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Prescription 80 ~
C|>Z22$3
ZAIzbzso
CARDUI
GREAT BENEFIT
South Carolina Lady Suffered
Until She Couldn't Stay Up or
Go Anywhere. Tells How
Cardui Helped Her
Get We'll.

Batesburg, Sc Gin telling how
she found relief from trou bles that
had caused her much suffering, Mrs.
T.. +. Oswalt, Of this place, says:
Each month I would begin to suf-
fer with my back and head. My
limbs would ache and [ would chill.
wouldn't be able to stay up, no
matter what wanted TO do, or where
wanted to go. My people tried
giving me different medicines and
teas and tonics, yet I didn't get any
better.
Some one told me Of Cardui. and
| began to take it. / noticed it
helped me. I kept 1t up. After Il
few months didn't have any trou-
Bile. For about six months j used
1t before
Il found ] was all right, and from
that day TO this have never had any
trouble at this time. l have taken
it since, {; bottle or two in the win
ter, especially when ] have been en-
posed, and would take a cold, for
consider it the beSts thing Il woman
can take to tone up the system, keep
OF nervousness, and increase the ap-
petite, ! certainly know il has been
Of great benefit to me-"
If you are weak, nervous, or suf-
Ter from womanly troubles such us
MIS-. Oswalt mentions, take Cardui,
the Woman's Tonic.
All good druggists sell Cnrdui.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
SAYS SAMPLES WILL HE
USED IN PROSECUTIONS

CHICAGO, Feb. .1.-Major y. '.
Dalrymplc, Federal prohibition dircc-
Tor for tic Central states, returned
with his aides from Iron River, Mich,
today. with samples o. wine which
aad been couliscated 10y them, and
which Maio- Dalvymp!c declare. Will
he used N prosecution OF various Iron
County persons.
lmu'ediate!y uron Ms arr!yal, here
Take i; from me- ,ha; man Me
Donough is going TO go 10 tho Deni-
tcntiary fo- what ne has done, I'm
not going to quit the night until I've
landed him in court o. have been or
dered by my supcriors - drop the
case.
'.i;ecausc Of orders. was pow-ricss
10 move in Iron River. Ii ! WAC sure
taat Mr.. Gaylord was comm: | would
lave stayed J.! ! lind that he really
IS coming, | Will HaIt for him In Chi
cage; otherwise Will 80 on 10 Wash
iagton tonight"
The major reiterated his charge that
Martin McDcuough. prosecutor Of Iron
County: Sheriff Robert Wilson and his
deputies, and tho Iron River police
have been Constructing the enforce
.aent OF the prohibition law
And what hurts mo most" he add
has been playing their game"
.
Death of Mrs. Mnr. Norman.
LYECEBUEti, VA. Feb. 2G-Mrs.
Mary Norman, Sc, died Tuesday at
her home in Campbell County, her
death resulting from stroke O.
paralysis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
Magesn'sesSiels
VEGETARIAN MENUS

Depending largely for their
appetiZingness upon canned
vegetables, will taste lots better
if you make the most Of the re-
sources Of our varied and OK
cellent stock. Sliced Canned
Tomatoes. Fritter Corn, Creole
Dinner-thesc are only sugges-
tive OF the Out-of-the-ordinary
vegetable dclicacies with which
we can supply the particular
housewife.
Tomato and Okra. 2 for zoe
Special Fri. and Sat.
Finest Southern pack Indispens-
able for Sumbos, soups, vegetable
stcws.
Butter Beans, 2Ic
Small, tender, mealy beans.
Spinach. 22c
Fresh green i'm color. and free
from grit. Cheaper than blyiDg
1t in bulk.
Saucr Krntu, IDc
Mixed Vegetables, Zoe
y savory homemade mixture.
Creole Dinner, = for 25c
delicious in omclcts, Spanish
Golden Pumpkin, 22c
Corn, 22c
Maine corn. best in years.
See Window Display OF Nuts
and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
is YOUR HAIR
THIN? LOOK OUT
FOR Badness
Apply GILLIAN Hair Tonic Grows New fIuir
Makes Long Thick Hair. Stops Dun,iruT

Save yoIu' hair and grow nos hair
on your head. Have lots OF long sof,
thick, lustrouS hair. Don't yet or stay
bald. simply apply Q-Ban (pro-
nounccd ku-Ban) Hair Tonic Tho
scalp is constantly forming scales.
dandruf and h!un o! grease which soap
cannot remove. You need Q-Ban Hair
Tonic 10 dissolve ;tway these tccumu-
lntions which it Will quickly do, lcav-
Ing your head clean and free from!
Itching and da ndruT. The length ut
your hair can be perccptibly Increased
by using Q-ISnn Hair Tonic. The: roots
very rapidly absorb o-Dan. Bald
spots will M III rapidly and your l.air
VIII stop falling. Your hair needs; tut
stimulating o-Ban Hair Tonic. ASH:
ans druggist for II. Grant Drug Com
pan%. Seventh and Broad. Twelfth and
Main, Richmond. Va. Mai! orders, -
centS.-.tdV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
BIFF!
Stop jolting Liver and Bowels
with violent drugs, but
take "Cascarets.

"DynamitinG" bile out of YOUR sys.
tenn wf,h calonel ana other sickeninc
purg:t,ives is all wrong Salts, oils.
nnd-C@thartic Waters act by nooG!up-
tho bowels with The digestive JUICES
which are vital ~ tho stomach CAS-
carrots arc different. They act us a
tonic 10 the bowel muscles. which is
The only sensible way TO relieve 4 bill
GUS attack, sour, acid stomach, or
constipatcd bowels There is no grip
ing or Inconvenience. You naturally
return to rcGularit: and cheerfulnass
Cascarcts cost very little and they work
while you sleep
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

mcsday IN Newport News. will tako
place Immediately upon the arrival OF
tho body ut the Chesapeake and Ohio
station tomorrow at noon. Tho inter
mcnt Will be in Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
Mir. Faudree has been employed for
the last twnnty-oac years III tho New
port News Shipyard. lie was I, tncmbc-
OF the Boilermakcrs' and Iron Ship
builders Union and Fraternnl Order OF
Eagles,
lie is survived by his wife. who was
Miss Ellen NJ. Hcaly. and one sister,
AIRS. II. y. Hines. OF Washinlston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

PORTSMOUTH,. VA, Feb 26-Thc
poSt-oihcc safe y; 10y i<ins was blown
open this morning ana $500 in cash.
together with Liberty bonds saving
stamps ana postage stamps TO an
amour; rs vet urcal"ulatcd wcrc stolen
rho robbery is supposed 70 bo :hc work
~ Professionals. The safe is believed
To have been blown AZ about . y. NJ.
aiter which the cracksmen are sup
posed 1" have stolen automobile
and lnotored t. franklin. where il IS
presumed they took the southern Hai!-
is IL southampton County. art. ~ :,bou.
sixty ,milcS AVON Portslnou:h.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
William a. banner.

Death OF William y. Dapnor. IS. for
NOR general manager OF tho Equitable
Life Assurance Company's office in
Richmond, was reported III a message
received yesterday from tho Now York
ana Cuba Steamboat Company. which
stated that Mr.. banner died on board
the MORO Castle near Havana. which
was Ell route to New York. lie WAS
returning from his annual vacation.
Mir. banner was born in Woodstock,
for the past ton years. Tho disratcI
stated that &c WAS buried last Satur-
JaV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
Miss Nnnni. W.n,,n.e socru

:, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. N1., Feb. 60
ter OF MIR. ana Mrs. John III. Sacra.
or SpotSyivania County. died yesterday Y
OF double pneumonia, FOLLOWING: an at
TACK OF iniiu"nZa. Tho deceased is sur
rivcd by her parents. three brothers
anh three sisters. All of the other
members or the family. arc 8icl. with
inuucnza with tho exception Of Mr..
Sacra and ono daughter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

"Eayer Tablets OF Aspirin" 10 be
genuine must he marked with the
safetT Bayer Cross" Then YOU are
getting III" true. world famous As
pirin prescribed by physicians tor over
is years.
Always buy an unJrolscn IA chagc of
layer Tablets OF Aspirin" which con
;ains proper directions 10 safely :elieve
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
ALLEGED LIQUOR" REVOLT
ENDS IN ARIEL THRILLER
Dalrymplc and McDonough Engage
in Wordy Debate While
Camera Clicks.

IRON RIVER. MCll.. Feb. 26.-Thc
armed force. or Federal agents under
S4 com OF MAJOR a; y: pa! r. Sn,
down I liquor rebellion in the upper
Mich. gan peninsula today. had been
!withdrawn. and The ',TeTolt' Itself had
nine barrels OF home made wine taken
by the revenue agents from parish
priests house, "hcrc the STATE hnd
stored il for safckecpinS. and poured
into the snow.
Major Dalrymn,c's annoaneed in,c4-
McDonoush and county ana Iron Rive:
officials as parties IL the rebellion "2S
abandoned under orders from G. Il,
Nramer' naloaa nr;Ghhin,i%n co or H.
The dialogue between Meponough
and Daisympie; whiGn NJ 'h niil ON, oniE
OF the hotei wh oh served as its LOBBY.
In the room We're crowde1 KY or niu:S
there. and several members .. tho Fod-
cr:,i agent $ party;
Mhen Mator Dal"5n:ie Na4 emSns &c.
Ls@m the 4inin ,Ec Gro Il MSo"ihn aGna
shakinl. had icon accomplished the
prosecuting attorney plunged right into
the subjcc: upnernost IN 'Ho mines o.
Thrcu,cns 10 Jail whole Party.
u have come here 10 issu. Il WhfE-
ing TO YOU. Mir. r'.lympic.' ne sad
YOU oiH. 10 d" 10 queli the whisky re
"ol., as lou cali It, What | want I"
tel! Won is this: i YOU OF any Of E4u:
men attempt 70 ar:ts! .ne or my aids
without due process % law, ! VIII take
you and your entire party into CUSTODY
Immediately. and am prepared 10 uo
Il. Now get mis- -eh;- WI! H.rcst
and put You where you ne!ons. Mr.
The inajcr retortcd: 4 don't v.al,;
TO get y lecture from You, ana I'M
s seG,,,s her. f.: tie purposc c: entore-
ing the law And I think ,his is Z
high handed s-andstanI Play.
You are . m"tnr7I born sr" nmU
t tered. "iou have been niaSins 70 the
public prcsS, and have said t!.in2ss
which have been an outrageous 2nroAt
20 tnis communists Mncn you GSctare
there has been q WHISKY !cNo-1 Iete
New INA. you a.o here, II you have
ANY arrests 20 MAKE. Just start some
;:i:ng. You have no, scared or cowed
any one here"
90 not care ID discuss ,hc matter With
YOU. / vii! continue my course OF &C
lion and gee 1t through ! MI! enforce
81 this pom, a motion picture opera |
Tor interrupted 70 say:
Jus; = moment, Major. stand up = I
li.:ic closer 10 Mr.. McDonouEh and !
pes for i.eiin:e' p!SaaG des,arsa Sic
l>onough "lIc l:i.cs H."
And about FIVE hundred more words /.
o. similar conVerSt alton accompanied !
the click Of Tho movie camera and then /.
20 his office. followed by a huge knot !
OF citizens, and the other back to his ,
meal. accompanies h% q f,
dozen members o: Ills of.ic!n! party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
shipwrs.kcd Crew brought In.

= =. w I-''fs 7 -NINS ;. ~, Fob. .G.-Tho
iritSh steamer Pikcpool arrived II,
hampton Roads this morning. having
on board crew OF ten men. which
inc steamer TOOL. from the distressed
drneh oil ihr: coast OF Newfoundland
about ten days or two weeks ago Tn.
iiktr"rl VII! remain III quarantine an
TAI tomorrow morning. when :ii,
steamer wi.i 20 To Scw.lrss point ana
send tho ten men TO Norfolk rn.
sAipWEccNcd CROW will lie returned to
NnNf.linrll d. NJ u inr on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

rho followins children survive. Mrs.
t;ustaplicv", louisville. KY; Captain
William \. Mcdonald. Jacksonville,
Fla: Hugh NJ. Mcdonald. Glovcrvillc,
y. Y; Mrs. I;ayard Stevens. Hobokcn,
". j.. Mrs. w. II. Sujdith. Warresburg.
Mo, and Miss katherine Mcdonald, OF
WASHINGTON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

!BlGRRYNTLLE. VA. FEB .G.-lTrs.
katherine Gray Mcdonald, IS. widow OF
CAPTAIN WIN fam NJ. Mcdonald. Il IRON
incnt Virginia educator OF his day. died
born ut Locus; Hill. Va. the daughter
OF the late William aud Ellen Douglas
Gray. and was related TO the Beverly,
Conrad and Powell families Of Nirnin!a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
Than
WH|SKEY FOR
COLDS and FLU

New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short q
Cold and Prevent Compli-
cations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

LfNCHBUHLi. VA. I"eb. .G.-Mr.
Mollin l.. Mcivcr. 81. died Tucsda
night at her home, G3l Mckinley Ave
Huc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
Take Piunn,er's IRON

Take Piumn,er's IRON
SuHo Tonic. Get your
Systen in shape to Re-
s!st tho Flu" l.al;rip-
pc and Colds. a Recon-
Struciivc Tonic. purijies
the Blood. Increases
Strength and Vitality
Giv.D you an Appetite.
builds up All run down
systems aud Tones I'm
The Stomach ANA KID
neyS. It's tho Best
n Tonic. BE Rurc and
AT AL Druggists md
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

y. Casey, IS years of ago. died Tues
DAY 1T his homo at Forest % pncE-
monia following influenza.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

Colds. Headache. Toothacic Earachc,
Neuralgia, l.umbago, Rheumatism. Ncu-
,itis Joint Pains and Pain generally.
Handy in tin boxes of twelve tablets
cost but a few cents. Druggists also
sell larger layer" packages. Aspirin
is tho trade mark Of Raycr Manu-.
facturc of the Observation-Disclosures OF
Salic ylicacid.--Ad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
Local Temperature Yesterday.

A. 's,Hp.r%.u-r' -
Minimum ,c,rpcr.t;urv to s T. Ni
Mcai temperature yesterday. .........
Normal temperature" for this date.
tlCiiCtcacy yesterday ................
Excess since March Observation-Disclosures. -
i;Ncess since January i.............. j
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

ton Heights baptist Church at )
Mr.. Moore is survived by his wife
~. g. Ball; three sisters. Miss f,linor
Moore. Mrs. 4. II. White and Mrs. w
Moore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
,iiSs AmcrIcn I'LL.

NClIBuR,i. VA, Fob. "G.--AIiss
A!nerica nm, -, daughter OF ". l.;
Retrcat here Tuesday night. Iicr body
was taken 10 C;alaN for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

Held for Grnnd Jury ON Murder Charge

negress. was today held for TIC grand
jury on Tho charge OF choking her
4-monthS-oiu bnby boy 20 death ~
hcr house on oid street las: night:
Two othcr women. living in tho S;iIn.
hous-. held by the coroncr's jury. We're
rcicatGd frcm custody aftor being
given u hearing IN Police Court today
AL three women deny any knowi-
cdS" OF the death % the child. Which
was found dead IN the house hy "a
police officer. The mother or the in
liant claims II must have been Killed
hy a drunk -craacd negro man Who SIN.
ordered out % her house a short tia"
before .hc child was found dead.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
Hahn IA Nome

Fuucral services for john W. Moore.
-, vino died Wednesday, ut his lioplc.
1Oi stuart itoad, Barton Heights. Will
bC conducted this afternoon from Bar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

Rainfall - hours ending l.. NJ. Nnne
kainfaii - hours ending y. NJ. None
E"cess since MARCH, i............... ..J
Excess since January l.............. :.;i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
The Weather
uurnished 0r U. y. Weather Bur.au.I

Forecast: Virginia.
Hair FRIDAY anh Sotur-
day: rising temperature
SATURDAY.
North Carolina-fnir
continued cold friday.
saturday partly cloudy
anil ,,..,rrner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

Death or Caleb Hoffman.
LINcHECEG. VA, Feb. 26.---Calcb
HOFFMAN, ~ died Wednesday at his
nom" ON Huvtou's Crcck. Campbe II
County. death resulting from paralysis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
So Oar PIant FOR IIupc,ycU.

l.NiNNFS I!l.tI- ITO I'pIVINI .IDtDrS
Company would establish :. big branch
plant on the site OF the old Dupont
powder plan; at iiopcwcil, wcro denied
today b. officials OF the Dupont Chem
!cal Company. Wilmington, Del In a
telegram received in the city today,
H. T., l.ackay says the ru,nor OF the
establishment OF the plant here Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

IOcnI Uh>crNatiuns ut s T.. ". Icstcrd;,y.
NInu direction, northwest; wind velocity.
u. Mc.thNr at u. NJ. cl.M..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

III tNH TIUSIiNrS NVHTI t'NaE ',NNEN
Mullen decided II" test case OF :ho
Conmo nNvculth again lvey Smith. IN
employee OF local furniture house,
charged With trcspasS. smith Was
fined in the Police Court and appealed
case Tho lover courts decision was
upheld. whan the court held that un-
less q .cg:G warrant MAS secured, no
person selling goods on a conditional
sale contract could remove :ho goods
f,u,.l mi 80 IL H. l.ll.n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

Charles W. Fnudrcc.
lntcrmont u Charles W. Faudrae
.ogmerly 81 Richmond. VINO died We'd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
PETERSBURG BAPTISTS
UPHOLD SUNDAY LAWS
Urge Representatives in Assembly to
Onrosr Proposed Changes Now
RcGorc Legislature.

|SNN'.HI u ING TImn5 -I.SN ltCN.
pt,rE.kSttR,i Fch. gG.--PctcES-
bure's representatives. in The General
Assembly. Senator T.. II. Drcwry and
Delegate Samuel II. Rodgers have been
pc:l;IUned by the Baptist Council OF
ihl* c.ty. 70 oppose amy hill in tho
l.eEi&!t:urc that would change the
present sunday ia wt;. The resolution
asking that amy change in the laws
bG opposed was brourh; before tho
Baptist Council ut It's ding and
adopted unimous,y and forwarded. to-
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-12-02
New publications
listed 1,043 778 1,043

Net loss 646 1,176 616
Only a few of the largest metro
politan dailies have their own paper
mills; only the largest publications.
relatively few In number-contract
direct with producing companies for
their supplies at the published con-
tract prices.
The great number Of publications
get their newsprint through jobbers
and middlemen, and some Of them
do not even have contracts. These
are the consumers whose need drives
them to payiny "spot" prices for news
print sometimes as high as Is and
18 cents a pound. A few years ago
newsprint sold under centsa pound.
The passing of the country news
paper would mean the loss of a uni
que American molder of public opin-
ion, as well as the loss of one Of the
things which helps the worker on the
soil. When country newspapers go out
of business, the exodus from the
farm it is feared, will reach even lar
ger OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES News Bu-
reau.
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51,302.93

Instead Of Carrying from one
column to another, set down the sum
of each column by itself, as shown
above. The sum Of these smaller
amounts will be the total Of the
whole. The recommendation Of this
method, where one has to work rap
idly. is that II the figurer's attention
is distracted in any way, thus causing
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LIGHTNING CALCULATION.

The following "short cut" in addi-
tion is much used by expert account
ants and auditors. also by bank and
insurance clerks. The following ex-
ample practically explains itself:
6,487.35
3,514.62
3,398.27
1856
8,343.79
1,085.64
2,007.39
4,586.72
5,8SS.27
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NOTICE.

The Improvement Club will meet
Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock In
one of the class rooms of the school
building. All patrons Of the school
are urged to come to this meeting as
subjects pertaining to the school will
be discussed which should be Of VI
tai interest to all.
Mrs. G. r. Taber,
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The boys of the country are rush
ing into the army in unprecedented
numbers. During October more than
1900 enlisted, most Of them for
three-year periods.