davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07
No. IS FOR sALE-AUTOs.

FOR SALE One Ford car with piston rings, two rear wheels and no front springs. Has no lenders, seat or plank; burns lots of gas and hard to crank; carburater busted half way through; engine missing, hits on two. Three years old, four in the spring; has shock abaorbers and everything. Radia- tor busted. sure does leak, differ entials dry you can hear them squeak. Tires blowed out, ain'i worth a cent. Gets lots O speed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07

rns; SALE All my live stock, |na;, Fl%lng implements; one gasoline ['sane' With wood saw rig; one new tasS Is outflt for spraying or white |esa 'ng' stock consists of nine |o~a, sa mules and horses; five milk K l ca1rss jerseys head; Jersey heif- Easan ,ses' one Duroc SOW; two farm
 sspas; one buggy; one stalk cn+' Ihons ye o.os ss new. c. G. Gillispie,
 IVY z0sS or 961a-F5. 1o-7-st
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE 2-story dwelling; 5 hooms, ? baths, garage; paved St., car line; convenient to shops; $6,- OOO-$1, ,OO0 cash, balance monthly. You will be lucky if you are first. Taylor and Co.,, phones 1032-1052.
 10-3-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07

Has SALE Y, OR TRADE = Large ma.
 br s vltanoia for sale or trade
 ri4s 1lrst-class Underwood type ra.er: See Florence Homady at lraphic office. a'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07

k,.a SALE ' Best quality gold 'Su . frames fitted with reading
 instant ienses-This week S6.5O. toiuoing examinations, if you esent $ this ad. Open s:ao a. m. P. m. Dr. W. R. Cunning bilding. Da"A
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07

LOST = Time by not using gas and grease from Pine Bluff Tire com pany, 222 State street, phone 2774.
 +f
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07

FOR SALE-At Riley Auto Co.,,
 United States tires. The best made,
 see Riley Auto Co.,, or Phone 7os.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07

SALE OR TRADE = One hase,
 inei' same as new, coal or gas; gam II sold at once. Telephone |oo' or apply 1918 Texas street. 6-4-t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07

WANTED = You to think of the wife and little ones at home. C.
 T. 'Simons, The Security Benefit Assn, 116 Main street. tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07

No. Il INSTANTANEOUS 7" "AS-o Ho WANTED 1000 customers to drink largest stein "Root Bear in town, and other drinks. Call at Central Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07

OPPORTUNITY = For you to pro- tect your family. Talk to c. F. Si-
 mons, The Security Benefit Assn, 116 Main street. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07

FOR SALE-Two roll top desks at a
 bargain. Adams Printing com
 many. 8-5-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07

LOST - One brindle bull pup, mala. about 8 months old, white breast and collar, white feet. No. of tag 444. Liberal reward if returned to w. L. Mathews, Cleveland-Mat-
 hews. Hdw. Co, 1O-6-3t
El Tucsonense., 1920-08-10
OREGON DECLARE
BONILLISTA A RO-
BLES DOMINIQUE

"El Partido Bonillista, Ell
funesto partido Boniliista, Gu
va trayectorfa ridfcula en- Ia Vi
Ida polltica de nuestra Rep1bli-
ca quedara grabada en- la His
toria Nacional para bald6n de
sus directories, nos presento
como candidate a la Presiden-
cia de la Rep1blica, al iniciar
tsu campaha, al tristemente ce-
lebre fiibustero Ignacio Igna-
clio Bonillas, filibustero que al
sentir ell fracaso ruidoso de SUI
Iimpotencia Y de su insignifi-
cancia, ha vuelto al pals del
que habfa sdo Stacker" (cali-
Ificativo denigrante con que los
americanos designan a los ma
los ciudadanos que desertaron
antes. que 'cumplir con SUI de-
ber), Y va a la Casa Blanca a
rmendigar unas pocas de diff
cultades para esta patria que
pretendi0 hollar con su imbe-
Icilidad y con la complicidad de
los despotas. Ell bonillismo
Iperdio SUI primera carta y 81
me permiten que use una frasa
humorfstica, dire que la per-
do ten la puerta';y ahora los
residuos del bonillismo vuel-
ven a surgir con otro antifaz,
vuelven a la lucha a defender
sus intereses que necesitan la
misma defensa. No es un par
lido nacional Ell que Sc hace lla-
mar pomposamente "Partido,
Nacional Republican,, es Ell
5onillismo cafdo aver y resur-
Igido hoy al noble amparo que
lie dan las garantlas otorgadas
Ipor la Ultima Revolution a
Ipropios Y extranos'-A. Obre-
|g6n'.
El Tucsonense., 1920-08-10
DE la Huerta en-
Pro de Ia Union La
tina Americana

Lo siguiente fue deIarado
por ell Sr. A. de la Huerta, ha-
&c pocos dfas:
"Yo estoy por la union de
los paises centro7americanos,-
yo oreo que la afinidad de ra-
zas, de c~ostumbres, de elemen-
tos de vida, de tradiciones, etc.,
debe constituir una raz6n, po-
deroslsima para que busque-
mos nuestra union, desechando
viejos prejuicios; NADIA tiene
que yer este con ~nuestras rela-
clones con los demas pafses, es-
pecialmente con los Estados
Unidos; no debemos tener ME
do a 10 que no existe, Y tene-
mos que confiar en- que un a.
c~ercamiento con las Rep1bli-
cas- hermanas, tiene que ser be-
nefico para todos".
-%--
SuscrSbase a "E Tucsonen-
se''-4Oc al mes.
El Tucsonense., 1920-08-10
De Flagstaff

Ell Edificio del Armory CO
memo a edificarse en- estos Ill
limos dfas y ~costara $35, 100000
El Tucsonense., 1920-08-10

Suscribase a TEL Tucsonen-
al mes.
El Tucsonense., 1920-08-10
las demas existentes.
De Yuma

Como 1000 es ell n1mero de
trabajadores que Sc han sole;
tado para los trabajos de cam
pc de esta comarca
La nueva planta de hielo oe
Sommerton ha quedado terml-
NADIA.
De Oatman
La Nina Polvo de Orc esta
alistandose para construir aqui
una magnifica planta de mo-
lienda de metales, amplia Y
grande, pues Ell molino actual
mente existente va no basta a
las necesidades para que esta
destinado.
De Globe y Miami
Los Empleados de varios de-
p~artamentos han pedido aver
un aumento de sueldo de $1.OO
diario. La petici6n Sc hasa en-
razones comprobadas con n1-
meros que atestiguan que no es
relative ell aumento concedido
desde 1917 al promedio de au-
mento de precios de dicho ano
a esta parte, cuyos precios son
del 80 al $50 por ciento mayo
res que entonces. va la Com
panfa de Miami neg6 10 solici-
tado exponiendo que Ell bajo
producto del cobre la impedfa
hacer aumento alguno.
De Ray
Nuevas obras mineras de
gran magnitud, aparte de las
pertenecientes a la Ray Conso-
hdated Company, estan para
levarse a cabo en- estos dias.
En- ell sitio llamado South Ray,
La antigua Nina Bobtail Y la
Copper King que acaban de SCI
vendidas a millonarios de Nue.
va York estan listas para CO
menzar sus trabajos. La Nina
Copper King es tambien llama
da Alma Coup y es la adyacen-
tie a las propiedades de la Ray
Consolidated Company.
De Yuma
Sc supo aqul aver que Ell pre-
clio de gasolina en- California
subio a 81 centavos gallon, con
las Companies Standard y
Richfield.
El Tucsonense., 1920-08-10

de sus instituciones legales.
Como medic para educar el
caracter de los ciudadanos por
el ejercicio de la discipline, de-
be procurarse la formation de
las guardias nacionales que
cooperen con Ell ejercito perma-
nente en- las funciones que a
este correspondent.
El Tucsonense., 1920-08-10
NOTICIAS DE
DIVERSAS parties
DEL ESTAD0
De Phoenix

Los dividendos pagados por
las minas productoras en- Ell
Estado, exceden va de la suma
de $3.50 millones.
De Jerome
Estan para principiar las O.
bras generates de la Compania
Minera Verde Bonanza Mining
Company.
De Flagstaff
Ell Edificio del Armory CO
memo a edificarse en- estos Ill
limos dfas y costara $35, 10000
De Peoria
Dice ell Boletin Industrial
Official de Arizona que como
10000 trabajadores Sc necesi-
taran para las ehormes cose-
chas de algodon en- Arizona,
razon por la que Sc importaran
grandes cantidades de trabaja-
dores mexicanos.
En- Peoria esta construyen-
dose una nueva Madererfa,
pues ell negocio de este ramo
esta muy active.
De Benson
FL contrato para ell canine
Vail Benson ha sido firmado
por la suma de $44,370.40.
De San Carlos
La aprobacion tacita del Co
bierno Federal Sc ha obtenido
va para la construction de un
~costoso y enorme puente en- es-
tie lugar, sobre ell Rio ella.
De Mesa
Ell n1meroNd de carros de fe-
1ocarril, que en- calabazas pro-
ducidas en- ell Vale del Rio Sa-
lado ha salido hasta ell dia 16
de Julio asciende a 1856.
De Casa Grande
Ha principiado antier Ia
construction del hermoso Ho-
tel que costara la suma de
$150,OO0.
De ella Bend
los trabajos de la gran pre-
sd de esta comunidad estan as
celerandose de manera que
quede terminada como ell dfa
primero de Enero de 1921.
De Stafford
Los productores de frutas
del Vale estan tratando de or
ganizar una Association de Fru-
teros, independence de todas
El Tucsonense., 1920-08-10
ELECCIoNEs Ell is Y EL II

La Union Fraternal de Ayu-
ola de la localidad, tendra, el
16 del mes en- curse una cleo
cion de Presidente de la So
ciedad para suplir al ST.. Ben
jamin P. Laguna que ha cesa-
do en- dicho encargo.
El Tucsonense., 1920-08-10

Ell IL de este mes tendra
lugar, en- la Sociedad Mutualis-
ia "Porfirio Diaz'', la election
de Vice Presidente de la Logia
Suprema.
El Tucsonense., 1920-08-10
No Sc Cree Muy In
/. tereSante Ell PrOgrama
de Robes DOminguez

-
ISr. Robes Dominguez, esta
Esintetizado en- 10 siguiente:
I. Moralizar la administra-
cion de justicia, para que sea
efectiva Ia igualdad ante Ia
ley, base de la verdadera de
mocracia, satisfaciendo con es-
ito, ell anhelo que persiguen to-
dos los pueblos en- su evolucion
social.
III. Restablecer nuestras re-
laciones con los pafses extran-
jeros, dando garantfas efecti-
lvas a sus nacionales y a sus in
Itereses establecidos en- Mexico.
Dada nuestra situacion geo.
grafica, debemos poner espe,
cial atencion en- nuestras rela-
clones con los 'pueblos del Con-
! tinente.
III. Favorecer una inmi-
graci6n sana, Y la afluencia de
capitales para ell desarrollo de
las Was de COMMUNICATION, de la
industrial, dado que ell elemen-
to extranjero, es un factor i'm
portante en- el progreso de los
Epneblos nuevos.
w. Ensanchar ell regimen
municipal como medic para ell
afianzamiento de las institu-
clones democraticas. !
V. Crear la responsabilidad
de los secretaries Gle Estado,
convirtiendolos en- ministries
Electives, de manera que, auto
maticamente, ell jefe del Ejecu-
two sea tan solo Ell represen-
tante de la NaclOn.
VI. Provocar una emula-
|cion que redunde en- mejora-
miento de los metodos educate
vos, por medic de la libertad de
ensenanza.
VII. Observar estrictamen-
tie ell principle democratico de
libertad de cultos, sin mas res
Itriccion que Ell respeto mutuo
que Sc deben entire 81 las diver
sas religiones y sectas.
VIII. Elevar ell nivel moral
y la dignidad de los obreros Y
peones del campo, dictando le-
yes que favorezcan la forma-
cion de sociedades cooperate
vas y de auxilios, para los ca
SOS de academies y jubilacion.
Els necesario intensificar ell
desenvolvimiento de la indus
tria y de La agriculture, a fin
de que haya competencia; Y por
ley economical, bajen los pre-
T, clos de los efectos, al mismo
tempo que la demanda de bra
EOS haga subir los salaries.
Cualquier otro p~rocedimien-
to empleado para conseguir ell
aumento de salaries, solo ha
producido y producira perjui-
clos para ell trabajador y para
TODD ell conglomerado social, e.
levando Ell costo de La vida;
pues cada aumento de salaries,
fuera de las leyes econ6micas,
significa un ALA en- los precios
de las mercancias.
TX. Solucionar CT entffica-
mente Ell problema agrario, te-
niendo en- cuenta las diferep-
tes regiones del pals y Ell esta-
do que guardian los campesi-
nos, pues de NADIA sirve repair
tries tierras arbitrariamente,
81 no poseen los elementos ne
~cesarios para trabajarlas.
x. Aplicar efectivamente
las garantfas que las leyes otor-
gan a la libertad de prensa.
XI. Restaurar ell credito
nacional, basandose en- el es-
tricto cumplimiento de las obi
gaciones contrafdas por Ell pals,
zen el buen funcionamiento de
las instituciones de credito Y en-
q manejo honrado y eficiente
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-07
Jamestown College Notes

Jamestown, n: D.. June 7.-Bartlet
Mcleod Of Page won in both singles
and doubles in the annual all-college
tennis tournament at Jamestown col
.lege Saturday. James Murdoch of
Wimbledon won with him in the dou-
blea, Their trainer, Prof. r. w.
Jackson, has. twice won the university
championship. in Missouri
y President Kroeze returned last
week from the east, where he secur-
ed several important gifts for. the
college. - -. j. 49,
Prof. William B. Thomas, head. Of
the chemistry department. attended
the dedication OF. the new y, chemistry
building at, the university last Friday
as one of the invited guests.
Following is the program for com
Friday, June 11-Ren ,Qrlady Con-
saturday, June 12-Academy Glass
Sunday, June 1s-Baccalaureate
sermon. $3.50 p. M. Rev. James Will
son Bean, D.. ID, st. Paul, Mimi. .Ad-
dress to- Christian &lassocitions. Rev.
James w. Bean, D. D.
Monday, June 14-Advanced Music
Students Recital, 3 n. M. J. A. Cof-
fey Oratorical. Contest. rs p. m,.;4 &,
Tuesday, june $~15+Iiterarx Soci.
cities Open Meeting. "a p.s4m.s Organ
Recital by Prof G. G. Ringgenberg, 3
p. M. assisted by Dean sKnute, Troy
.saa. vioiinist.
Wednesday, June 1s--Senior Glass
Night, s p. m.
.Thursday. June 11-Annual meet
ing oflthe beard Of trustees, gao p.
m. Alumni banquet, 6 p. M: college
commencement, 81 p.n m. r. Ames
Montgomery. p. D,-president OF Par
sons college. Iowa, speaker.
All exercises are held in Voorhees,
chapel unless otherwise specified.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-07
Northwestern News

and a nurse from Chicago appealed
here with. him and attempted to
prove in court that he was Jay Allen
Caldwell, missing son OF James Cald-
NelIM a prominent rancher t6f the
Taylor community. Several attempts
TO prove that he was Caldwe1lssf ii lied.
the last case having been thrown out
of court by, Judge w. C. Crawford.
Supports Hinaseaf.G s@"
i ~. G. R."7'has always supported
,hipsself hy> beEgtng alma pr the street,
usually staying in Seattle. He has
shown. up here internationally ever
since 1907. Mrs. May Moran, slater
Of the missing Caldwell, emphatically
declaring that he was her brother.
Mrs. Blue, who nov claims him al
her lost husband. says that he has
recognized her and, has expressed q
willingness to return with her and
her husband and to live With her
daughter. People. hcre are inclined
TO accept Mrs. Blues story as the real
ISOLATION Of the mystery. 1t is believed
that q blow over the head robbed
the. man Of his memory and that hi
wandered OF in demented condition
from his home in Duluth.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-07

washington. D. e. with speciai refer
ence toaAaaesdiptera. 3
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WILLIAMS. HAS
BlCPLAYDAY
Fully 4~,ooosPeople Gathered
At WilliNston For Day Of
School Events.

,WVtlliston, Nd, June. 1.-THE larg-
ct play day event ever held in VII
nlans county was held here with
nearly 1900 people from the rural
districts and the surrounding towns
IN n county present at Williston to
JAKE In the events. Races. folk
aancss defamation contests and "a
parade featured the event while Che
enc, the. famous health clown, acted
that. this was the largest crowd he
had witnessed in his three weeks
travel over the state of North Da.
The program opened in the morn.
ing with a monatrous.- parade ir
winch ABOUT six towns in the county
were REPRESENTED. Elaborate decorat.
ed floats and children dressed in ga,
costume featured the parade. Tiogs
public schools won first place il tn
parade as we'll as receiving the larg
est number OF points for the day..
Cho Cho Was Busy.
Following the parade a demonstra,
ton was given by Che Che on tn.
grounds of the proposed willistor
creamery after which a picnic din.
ner was enjoyed by the crowd. Coffe,
was served the gueats by the mem
hers OF the Williston Rotary >clul
n the Williston Commercial club
The events of, the; afternoon were helt
at the fair grounds with the excep
tion OF a ball game between Grenors
and the Williston American Lexio1
team. The ball gamT was won b,
the Williston team by a score Of
to 2.
During the evening the awwardin,
OF the prizes and the defamation
contest were held in the arrnory
Elizabeth Hotter Of Wildrose wo,
first in the defamation contest am
received as a prize a beautiful xolt
1ocket. The results of the variou,
schools entered in. the events i,
points are as follows: Tioga 1919
Tray ~, Hofrlund 43, Grenora 25, Ep
ping ~, View District 10. Pherri,
No. 500, Spring Brook G.. Wildrose 4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-07
ADVERTISEMENT
TenYars /. !.
Hi$Years

Doesn't it make you feel
good-cause youto straight
en- UP and feel 1chesty
when someone guesses your
age lat ten years or so
j than you really,
are? You look into your
mirror, smile with satisfac-
tion and say to- yourself:
We'll, he, didn't make such
a bad guess, at that"
Tie point is: You're mo
older tan your vitality.
Ifa man is strong, vieor-
GUS, mentally alert, fine and
fit at 50 he has 9 better
chance of living up TO 90
than q man Of 80 who is
weak and rundown has At
living up to 60. While none
Of us'can stay the years nor
STOP time, we should all
make an heroic effort to sue
cesslully resist the effects
Of time by eyer keepinEso uy
vitality at par.
When vo,r sense q feelihQ
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-07
FINDS AVIATION
BUSINESS GOOD

Bismarck, Jyne 7:-C.,,J.. Cameron
aviator. has found the airplane bust
which Cameron in thS pilot and one
of the chief owners, has purchased q
new $4,000. Curtis plane, which will
be arranged SO as to carry two pas
sengers. Cameron recently covered
-four hundred miles with a salesman
in three days. Ordinarily. it would re-
quire the salesman ten days to make
these calls.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-07

Bismarck, June THE practices OF
employing county nurses Is growing
in the statR, according. to- MISC Ruth
Bracken, supervisor OF the departs
Nment Of public health and nursing Of
the state board of health.
from . two weeks trip through nor.
thern counties. The greatest i'll of all
discovered among children is NAL
nutrition, according to Miss Bracken.
County nurses are making special .ef.
forts: to correct this defect. :
Detective teeth, Adenoids and ton
sils c0nAtttute numerous cases hand
led BY the nurses, she added, There
are now seventeen: cotntys nurses in
the state and aome city nursea. :
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mencement address to the class OF
1920 ON "Wednesday, June Is. and
will. participate In the big alumni re-
union and homecoming the week Of
June ~. DR.. Aldrich-is Z brother
Of Irwin D. Alorich, editor of the
Big Stone Headlight. and secretary
of the board OF reEents.
Since 1913. DR.. Aldrich has been
connected with the United States de-
partment OF agriculture and for. the
past two years has had charge Of the
insect collections in the national mu-
scum Smithsonian Instituteh at
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!. NO BETTER THAN OTHERS.

y Omaha, Neb., June "a private
oitiaen has a right, according to Po-
lice Judge Fitzgerald. to "call down"
"a policeman for i~nfractions Of city
ordinances.
Herbert j.. Council, attorney for the
Omaha & Council Bluffs street rail
a observed q policeman pass .
street car on the wrong side. Fol
lowing in his automobile, he saw the
oficer, a few sminHtes later. arrest Z
citixen for the same traffic violation.
He rebuked2 the ofhcer, who there.
upon arrested him.
Judge Fitzgerald dismissed the case,
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6. R" CASE
| IS SAID TO Be
I SOLVED AT
i. Paul Woman Claims to
{ Have Identified Him as
I Former Husband.

Dickinson, N. D.. June. 7,-Accord-
8ng to Seattle papers received here
1ky interested parties. the famous ~.
y. h" case has been solved, the
enan Of mystery" having been posi-
Eyely identified as J.>P. Harris. the
primer husband Of Mrs. L. b. Blue
81. Paul, who went to Seattle re-
entity with her present husband and
net the mar at the Interurban hotel
that city in company with City
detective William Peterson.
M Will Take Him Home.
38s u. c. R." will be taken back to
Yer home on account Of her daugh-
Or. according to statements made by
krs. Blue, and thereicared for. When
4Rrris disappeared fourteen years
51Bo NE was manager Of the Gately
yupply company in Duluth and as far
La his wife and daughter were con-
ferned he simply dropped out OF. the
world, no further word having been
heard Of him until recently when the
III. c.. r." case attracted the atten-
OF the woman who by that time
B@d divorced her husband on the
Grounds Of desertion and married L..
IS. Blue Of st. Paul.
Il Is Paralytic.
W u. G. R." is partially paralyzed
md has, lost his speech. The three
1hitials, by which, he has been known
aawere found on his laundry when he
WAS Ricked up late: in the year 1907
lat WaAeka, MINI. He was first seen
An Dickinson in. 1913 when a lawyer
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WOMEN on JURY.

Sioux Falls. s. d, June Mrs.
william Schiermer of ;Parkstoh, serv-
ing on q jury with. five men in aacivf.
case, il the first woman in the history
Of thu state ,ef. South. Dakota, to serve
on a jury. it is said.
The ease in which she sat as a jur-
or was a suit which involved a claim.
Of a dentist for $~1ttasainst a woman
patron. "A verdict Of 81 was returned.
Six women we're originally called to
servo on the jury, but five Of Sthem
. challenged.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-07
ALUMNUS OF SOUTH
DAKOTA SCHOOL TO
SPEAK AT COLLEGE

Rrookinss,s D., June. DIR.
James Merton Aldrich. a member of
the, first graduating class OF STATE
college. who has since won recogni-
ton as n OF the foremost American
entomelogists, is to deliver the com
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-07
SUMMER
SCHOOL

The Union Commercial College. Is In
session all summer. S~tudenta. may
enter at any\ time. Competent men
and women with a knowledge Of book
keeping. business methods, shorthand
ana typewriting are very much In de-
man4, Next term starts Monday.
>IuRe.2T. Write. for free catalog and
find out how Aittle it costs n what. a
short time it takes to get this training.
The commonwealth., 1920-09-14
THERE is A GARAGE TO
GO UP

This building which is to be
.ompleted al very early date
i> going up on Ninth St. and the
garage which is 70 be Oh this lot
will be 50 Y 40 feet. and the new
firm will be known as the Roa-
noke Motor Car Co, Of which one
e our most popular and highly
esteemed town>men Mr. Spencer
Wommack is the president-and
there IS no use to predict the fu-
Ture success Of this new firm. as
everyone knows with Spencer
Nommack at the head Of this
enterprise that it will be a sue
cess from start TO finish.
The commonwealth., 1920-09-14
NOTICE
To Whom it NAV Concern

This is to advise that on the
18th day Of September the County
Superintendent Of Schools for
Halifax County. by order Of the
Coontv Board Of Education. AT
ticle 6. Section 4516. will ask the
Clerk of the Superior Court tor
Halifax County to appoint three
appraisers who shall lay off by
meters and bounds not more than
two acres Of the Hands belonging
to the estate Of Austin Shields.
Thomas Shields. administrator.
and shall assess the value there 1t.
This land shall be used for d
school site for the colored child
ren Of the town of Hobgood and
vicinity.
!, Any person aggrieved by the
action Of appraiser may appeal to
the Superior Court In term.
(Signed) E. A. AKERS.
County Superintendent Schools Of
Halifax County.
The commonwealth., 1920-09-14

Yrs. N \ Shields and daueh-
accompanied by DR.. \. C..
'fma invent TO Greenville. Fri
to visit her daughters Mrs.
>. Everett and Mrs. E. Bigrs
y Shields Will spend some time
I her daughters.
The commonwealth., 1920-09-14

~ EOPLE who set TO feeling weak
every now and then. ard who do
not seem to get the proper re
reshnent from rest, sleep ard recrea-
ton, need a tonic to help t.:r blood
revitalize and build up their system.
For this. you will find Ziron Iron
Tonic ve-y valuable, as tie testimony OF
thousands already has proved Mrs.
]. ". Dys2rt, lady OF prominent
Georgia family residing near Carriers
vile, saws:
II didn't feel like myself.