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Charlevoix county herald., 1920-02-27
Curry Sauce for Oysters, Martin.

Cook half a chopped onion in three
tablespoonfuls of fat until softened
and yellow. Add two tablespoonful
of flour, one teaspOOnful Of curry
powder, or more If liked, one-fourth
teaspoonful each of salt and paprika,
and stir until blended. Add half
cupful or more of oyster broth and
enough rich milk to fill the cup, and
stir until boiling. Add teaspoonful
of lemon juice, strain and it is ready
to serve.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-02-27
CHARLEVOIX CO. HERALD
G. A. LISK, Publisher
Subscription Rate, $3.50 per year.

Entered at the Dostofice at East Jordan
Michigan. as second class mail matter.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-02-27
EscaIIoped oysters.

Put a layer of oysters in the bot
tom of the baking dish, cover with
buttered crumbs. season with salt
and pepper and dot with butter. Add
another layer of oysters and season
ings, then the crumbs. Pour over milk
and bake twenty minutes. A cupful
each of milk and crumbs is a good
proportion Never make three layers
of oysters as the inner one will not
be cooked or the outer layers over
done
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-02-27
oyster BouilIon.

Wash and chop fifty good-sized
oysters. Put them in a double boil
er, cover and cook slowly for one
hour. Add a pint of water, table
spoonful Of celery seed, strain, reheat.
Add a tablespoonful of butter, salt to
taste and serve in hot cups.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-02-27
The Favorite Shell Fish.

The edible crustacea, as shrimp or
prawns, crawfish, lobster and crabs,
mussels, are classed under the head
ing of shell fish. oysters, because of
their flavor, are ranked as favorite
food, but as for nourishment, they are
not valued. At the price they have
been this season in most markets,
they are an expensive luxury, only to
be used In case of illness or con-
valescence.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-02-27
OXster Cocktail.

Cut a grape fruit into halves, re-
move the fiber, leaving the sections
unbroken as possible. Add six small
oysters seasoned with salt and tabas-
CO sauce.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-02-27
Mothers Cook Book

Thoughts are real forces-living messen-
gers of power. Love thoughts, even when
brought to bear upon our pains and trials,
transform them and make them educa-
tional-Renry Wood.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
Yucatan Presents
Interesting Study

sns-ls' ~ The News.
AZ STiN. T,Vus NOV. Predecessor
Geprr, IN. rrand ~ the Department
- au,hrppul'Ey az tn University of
q sAa who has made oXipnsiN" trav.
ols in Mcyir, fur the study ~ the
people ami their relation To- the coln.
try. gives some interesting lnforina.
lion about Mexican California and the
Nucafun.
IN Ar s,rnn 'alifmn,u. d. gays. are
found NnxicNus. japanese. l;ussihns.
Americans and Englirhmon. They
Hr' ,hirlN engaged IN sheep raising
agriculture AMI inihug DGys are
very hot lat The nights afr cold In
his region. according Ia Professor
n"'rrHnl
"Iu,atan presents study fur th"
Hn hr. pui. F.u that Immediately BE-.
ImvH 81 peculiar iui,resf." be- crn.
''nued. ln contrast with thch neigh
horE. thr MryiDunE. thu iupaians are
noted Tor their cleanliness. With their
rigid adherence Go tNu laihE day.
N thor frequent lsillug they rcs,in.
Die tho Jdiiiursc Medium Ia height.
he Nuraiaug are strong Ind vigorous
and Igu good workers"
On his travels Professor Enecriund
has gone ul fuut through this part uf
NoNi.I. visiting nearly every yillag"
ir lu,atan. H. b. alsn considered an
authority un people and customs ~
Mexico proper
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
&G&s
THE METHODlCAL NAY

l, Is always safest FOR enc tu
do the necessary Christmas shop
ping rs early q possible. 10 q,
easier then 20 lind suitable pres
ents that will please within the
limit OF ones pockclbook. Ii one
waits until the last minute. or
even until the last few weeks
there is little lei, to sclcc, from
and the chances are that the
prices upon those things which
one finds that will be suitable are
jus. a little too high Tor the buy cr
OF modest means.
While j, is well to shop carly.
Il is also well To watch the news
papers for weeks before the holt
DAYS for suggestions a, Co suit
able gifts The advertising col.
unns OF The News are ALWAYS
wen filled by progressive mcr-
chants, who will tell YOU what
they have. One. in thi, manner.
may secure sufficient suggestions
20 make complete working
plan for the days shopping with
out leaving home. Then the visit
20 the store will be bushes like
only those things which one
wants % see will have to be pull.
ed out by the clerks. and the time
OF both clerk aud purchaser viii
he ecoromizcd and the scores Of
Others who wan, 10 be waited en-
viii have better chance.
The people al the Panhandle
should keep in close touch with
advertisers OF The News Get
Your suggestions from this paper
before coming into the city 10
make your purchases. and the
task which you have been dread.
ing Tor SO long. will have been
greatly simpliiied.
Try II.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05

With this Ia mind. iWo ouIcru.sI..
women a Indianapolis have tul .
up,u lh'mfrltr thu task .i srl,lr.
This pflhlrm for th, hiId, ly uprnit.
q STORE and christening b, The Bride,
Shop
Without interfering with t.c h0a,o.
hold itfpnr.ihilIi 'st,uti1l o. thr
rearing ~ fur children. NhF kYf..
nr.n" . Biosn'n and Mrs Margaret =
Martin has" t,fmtd together Geo tify
up tile work i planning flr th" futon,
Young mttrVu and relieving hpi 60 ths
detail. incident Ia The a,uui. itiun ~ %
lridal ouili
The wurk b. really diyidul i'tw..
ne iva women according o. their Bon
ividual tafio, and eLplblItlpr l'0r
oNmupl,. while Airs Martin love
French embroidery uud fnr d,,li
Nurf Mfs lA,kncll sockH 10, ha.
! ghirc thing guch - iatik and wuI
embroidery The furmnr Is mnrc
cusioiuss o. meeting the public aal
putting over 10. dies. hut her lar,.
nnr does all thee buying ORDERING aud
financial Nttk. ~ Vel as bookkeeping
Both Wuner have artistic training Hul
natural ability. VA the pair aIp actually
The complement ~ each other Ous
i,yufvs al h,t time 90 the making ~
underwear az dainty types while her
.'mV1niun turns 10 hucy blouse
sHiu" With sii'rtive llniik de- igns and
HERS ~ northumberland g'ufg'ttr
Monogram nnI special orders g-1riyt
personal attention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
\ "FR,NE.Ir" TINT
.i0O> TED ~ SINf~S
- FER CENT

4 framwup' q such un.lLc d.
InD'iuU that n compelled ih' 1titnitn
! virtually every enc All i.s-,il tn
apartment yu.r e. Duncan y Hua .
N Wilkes Barre. a.. WHA ui1 1nGed 3
Roy Reed o., d7.prItUl and advert
.rg manager when hD staged a SHOW
ms - iali aal winter styles 81. womb
ug four vaA model figures and iu
closed the 'nt.r, dispioy within Oh"
outlines ,i e p.'tur. frame cist' Tee.
Aid' JId iouri 90 fnrt long
The tyst ~ 90, window wfs dr1pei
iu black. E1 that She attention Il tHr
public was MT diverted from tho ina'u
iisplay The fUur Wax models 49,"
b. lat , s'yl, and tn' back 81 ~"
picture Was made ogf a., u pastel
summer Scene hack drop In" sol,
Illumination boz tHr window vss that
s,iW,,n the frame eft tire picture an
the hg.s drop The franz" was mi#r
~ curved wlUd Euu''i gNil color AMI
ltatpl uu Toe edge lIsi a. Iiu lesl
.il liUtuiy flames
IN front Il the 'rir'urt" was ~
,r'stf cas- t0 hrirht,n tho offra'
sauEhi--ihat ~ e E'0Uiu" work ~ ttt
ON IA. ,as, uIs 90 rIsu Pres ntlug 70
t.oluc ~ Autumn o. Famous Artis..
I Fashion
Duncan Homer found the di~5ls
hlli,i traffic aS r had thu compelling
tore, a. WJNtfrpi,er exhibited Boo
aumv mft.uir Titan Wf gai.rrY o.
brought H enough ii.uts- tu fau "a
re- rs made l-'s counter totals 90 o..
D.U 900 over iU. SAM" week. flI 1919
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
e.aen. 0no q STpNIEs> COM
10 rms ~IURl. IAlRN YEAR

ofthHrd enc mi.W thiuh ihu %
! t.ii ..Hf 600 no. UH.,.- % .f, boo
Oh, store iu ON. United States 'br'
HN' uUi. iIIn t'DH HnH customer, H
year There - u1ulasf, ans N
shall Held aHd I,.lu.N Marsh and 3
g." - ihe .'.. IraI u..Iis.ri
s'".,t lUt 10 Dr. dDIUill BE- r#nt OIL.
fHr ..na U thousands uf prt-urs Wf
pas, fhruueh che i'cgnsS lgurt pi1g.
ral Boo Sew NnIh over df' ug,ltf 10
tremendous amount ,f 'u lursf done rs
if' Ifus siun winch H.r 30 COL, nnn
thDrHarliHr leading uHm tn. are /,
o. tfe yain he'd
Tho suID, occupied Dr.. ih" puustt
Iuu ! .gE e.. i-pf hn-. A4 o. uift.
tt ui l.rf thrf. 4Tr trurtH t liserT
pharmacies BOO pl mtr Ui thr United
tfHiH- lI' fh' iafr.tIr' srl 'If
sI'.s ar' little mw az ~ ggr.Iug
1'nuinf The matter ~ rHuh~. a.:
example
Nh,r. uuri ri..,a u..sd their 81 e
IN 'u" dozen baN.s the i''unNhfuit
Drue e.. fsuuc 900 huudr.d.gr.-s u.l
Thousand round IU.H. uIu. ipaIy Do.
1urr travelling j. . monUtunUua ,gUu.
pltiou az beet lrl NUNS tang on OH
.unt'nts 81 tuA ,f sweets helps UI.
tDsaly Boz pIssI1K il, uu,r away.
People usually dish madiy down 30.
'hu station r'tUrr ~ Ht th, h.g rlo.
ird fuTt tu.f ihr Do minute ur two o.
Wl, s'.ft tu troll Through th, lg.
3d.. base iu..g attention atfst,d ht
tempting display ~ tlniy.-grI
HI, O. another ur gu,a geo swell tH.
ti-a'.' 60 uDr. ul .r1l' business
iuur hy i'ns j.gg s,l." w,'hn o.
year.
Foi mgyn ihc agn reason the -oit
water uusiu'ss is almost Uis enough
O., muk" Lake 'i.rifsa io1k dr' b.
comparison. inrlEh 10 t7It Whist %
used o. uo l,i. TIE l.rng Island
trains started o. ,In-r .u Ca tho ,Ow B.
l.l,I lrd th.ussr Il 20 commuters ucr.
lrlhr',l away from th.g arcuEtCm.l
BEAT ~ that. 70 hcyrrE around a.
quarter uiiliuu uaTh and the rHa.
piny Hpcraurg this drug store dnrsn 9
U1.s ~" committing traffic Tor u o.
prruung another establishment Dr."
low -irr't h,rl vh,l. the ih.rsiN
slhuroaulic~ G.. da'h ~ ASH g.t q,
.Ilnh W q hurry
tIb,l ana lN.Dh's - various
.u's H'. br,n gp th' svCrags oi ih'
.uit.'.uuiUr tllIr NOR. than $40 600
i,tl 90 o.. i.'.l revenue D' the store
nj ulaH.H Hl Iuu.gtHE' Ilt IN at.
tratt!uE trade. particularly during tie
hU' weather when mrE people don't
feel uh. miul.rre .a large ami heavy
meal
Th' fountain hes 2 ulk r.ll a.
81. n"U % ytlg 900 I. cream lil tim,
.upi. lie .I..- .' ih, national dob.
suup l.l tHai nr ,X.s'tl, The total
overhead Dt flU tstf. s., stUI' and r
output ~ ,IIHUTlg'l visitor suifi,..U
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
TENNESSEE

Tennessee ha, definitely wing
into the Republican column with
the election OF Col. Nj TAYLOR.
- year, Of age, as governor.
and with a ten thousand vote
lead having been cast Tor
Warren G.. Harding.
The Tennessee Taylors seem e.
have strong hold upon The poll.
tie, ~ Tennessee. "Our Bob ur
"tidlling Bob" iaylor. a, he va,
known. running 20, a democrat.
ruu the g.ycrnorship oi Tonnes
see On 1870. hi, brother All. a
Republican. beng his opponent.
The campaign was yigorou, anil
each handled the ether with tsc
gloves oii. each, good 10 rili uic.
used It 60 the best advantage.
bur 10 the close II each ul,,
campaign. each seemed rs imhug
with hrahCrly love as when the
tv1 Wcr- l,y, together 90 the
arm.
Gy,cruu' Bob radc hn,.i.
..m, Il, a, q lecturer IN GID
y.r,. tax ing the platform a;h
3D., fiddle He We, great o.
'Nr! hy .'r people Of TcTr,..,c
,H after lis virtual retire c. 9
ron politics.
tennessee Ia, never been OF
the solid south The mountain
GERS OF the eastern part OF the
state have regularly voted The
hrpgbiican ticket and the state
has been con the edge OF tic
Republican party time and agaiH
.Ih, same condition exists 90
Southwest Virginia. the congrc,
sr.g.i dis,ric. ~ he mountl.r.
/. earring IcHrs'cr having sen:
/, Republican o congress i,r
many wears. first Col Slcmp. and
/! pwing no, death. hi, ,..f.
iia,com Slcnp, present rcprc,cn-
,a,iye.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
BRYAN'S COMMENT

William Jennings Bryan charges
that President Wilson began and
Governor Cox completed the
structure which brought about
the defeat Of Democratic candi-
dates a: the polls on Tues day.
II has always seemed unior.
tunate 20 US that BRYAN has con.
sidred himself the little tin god
OF the Democratic party. iucap3-
bic OF wrong doing. inialliblc oi
Judgment. all wise. There is no
other such as BRYAN within the
party. Every other Democrat j.
subject to Mr.. Bryan's criticism
and every other Democrat IS
wrong unless he is following the
path down which Bryan would
lead.
IL has never seemed 20 Occur
TO the gentleman from Lincoln
Nebraska. that llc has been rather
out OF luck when IL came 10 lead
ing the host, ont 81 Israel Seem,
to Us the few time, Dr. ha, at.
tempted il, with al DO, wisdom
and all his wonderful powers at
their command. he l., them get
drowned in flood oi Republican
votes.
Mr.. BRYAN T, one 81 the chief
troubles with the Democratic
party. lie is 4 trouble maker
He wants 20 be the whole show
or he sulks like a child and won't
play. And hc ha, certain
minority following which under
any and all circumstance, will
stay with him.
Since Mr.. Bryan Did little d. as
sisi the Democratic party after
he had been Sat upon" AZ San
Francisco. We see little room Tor
him TO offer criticism q, ih', time
OF those who stood siaunchly br
the party standard through q
long and vigorous campaign in
favor Of principle, which Nis
Bryan has said that he favor.
II would be- more becoming n
he would offer n word oi chrcr
and renewed determination o.
help in the iigh, that Is certain
10 be lively four ycar, hence
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
TWO NOAIE> Wliu CASH ~ ~
KNOWING WHAT \ BRIDE NEED$

d IF ann aHNff'tf 81 H '.l4li'
nowadays is suu''iire q. ..rlt.r
With With present living ..-s ldd,-d
inter-, is usually u'nou siiptDi iH o..
lj .aUrtm'rts made Cor ,'i'biIiius 'H-
raUfai- 40 thp way f.um 90" station
'r' 'rwavUr fDwn through ~" iuI
rur q a,'r. the florist aud "a" 'Jtcr'. --
'H ssN nothing 81 en-" rl'tgNmgn i'ui
I.aus th' most interesting lHd H
uUrtt.' D' 700 Is fI' '".i''s 'I.f.srtI.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05

were flashed upon a screen IN
front Of the office. and the street
was packed by auxiou, ones
from the corner OF Fifth and
Polk t. 'he corner Of Tyler and
Folk The Associated Press. 90,
usual, proved 10 be supreme ia
the handling IT the returns. H.,
grca' organization working with
clock.likc precision.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
Ilnrlrsnun Ilars Rare IeEs.

DES MONIES. Ia.. Nov. 4.--No more
harcleggcd choruscE In burlesiue
shows viii be- tolerated In thcatcrs 81
the American wheel according 10
announcement received here from tho
American liurlcsquc Association. This
means the principals. % wpll~as tho
chorus" says the order
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
The Next Congress


~ Arsosihis.i rns-
CHICAGO Noy i-The makeup ~
Oh. nest congress which VIII cons.
% ..s Republicans l3p Democrats. 4
lnd pendcui lfohibl'iouisi from Penn
.1Nlnit uni rr Socialist from N.v
. . is as follows. w'G rghi districts
ul' @iuE. ascending o. returns uccv..,u
tUnf.lf.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05

ear has been removed by President
Wilson through his signature OF the
proclamation providing for the revo.
cation on November ~ q licenses held
by wholesalers. rcfincrs, exporters and
lfnpOftcrH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
ELECTION SERNICE

The News has received many
compliments upon the excellent
service supplied patron, on cleo
tidn evening Dullcfins. a, usrai
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
IHEBUSINESS
S-( COLUMN q.
EDITED ny MANSFIELD r. HOUSE e.rus-)

In ihs column witch wall
short article 81 ec Interest merchants
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
Government Sugar
Control Is Ended

iy Ars1.,fi 4 rr,ss.
N1siilNGTON, Nov I-Thc last
E.l ., Df government control uf ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05

Daily News want Ads briug results
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
TOBACCO GROWERS HOLD
MEET IN BOWLING GREEN
Declare Intention to Market This
Years Crop Through Co.Opcra-
tive Selling Association.

lSrccial Ia The Times Dispatch.
BOWLING GREEN. VA. Dec. 20
largely attended meeting OF the
Virginia Tobacco Growers Associa-
ton OF Caroline and adjoining coun-
ties WAS held here Tuesday. and in the
absence of President J.. H. Quisen-
berry, the session was presided over
by j. w. Guerran,. president OF the
local association.
lie explained the work of the di-
rectors in marketing this years crop.
and also explained that at the meet
ing In Richmond, all of the various
associations were federated under the
presidency OF Dr. Joyner. OF South
Carolina. agreement was made in
jttchmond to market the crops of all
members under one selling organiza-
lion. this plan to be formulated in ali
VI it, details in time to take care OF
the 1921 crop.
II WAS decided 10 market co-opcra-
cured district. ana contract to be en-
tered INTO between the members and
the association, Was read and dis
cussed By County Agent IL. f.. HOLDER
ton. and was Iully discussed b. the
members IN Attendance. ,Ui,<ci Ricn-
ard j.. licalc discussed II from "A legal
standpoint ANA H. l.. Martin from i
bankers STANDPOINT. giving the plan
their hearty Endorsement,
After q fulI discussion the majority
or members s'SnIiicd tncir intentioa
OF entering into the contract.
y further meeting Was called for
tuesday, January here, at which
time iur;h.r details Vii be given out
and contracts signed.
Members VIII then begin shipping
thronSh the new association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
VIII Escort Harding.

-. " NSIIINHIDN, Doc. - IruOp A.
FIRST ONO Cavalry. Captain Ralun
i''hths' OF cleveland. cOm!nandiiIE
has br.u designated 10 ;1ct az p,,.S
dent Elect liza rdnis's personal caval.
:! .Acori IN the inaugural par:id.
u IL Mclean. chairman OF TN. m
day ~
troop y is the same organIzation.
"''houEh WIN :. change IN person
mol That acted as u.ryouni ,s,,n,, =.
i'rrstd"nt Mckinley at his lnaugura-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
SOUTHERN Is PLANNING
WORK AT NORTH GARDEN
ffonoscd improvements VIII Cost
railroad $IO0,00O According: TO
Estimates Mnde.

Especial to The Times Dispatc!.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Dec. %.
Representative of the Southern
railway cornpany's general offices in
washington are at North Garden this
week IN connection witt certain cX-
.ehsiVc improvements 10 De made at
thht point, under orders OF til. State
corporation Commission which have
been upheld by The Court Of Appeals.
II is believed that the proposed i'm
troHcinents which. in addition to
the new depot. include AN undcrpass
ana minor items, Will involve tie cX-
penditurc OF 100000.
Ii VIII be necessary for the COM
pahy TO purchase additional lands "a;
North GarLcn for these improve
mcntS. recent decision Of the courts
reIiaring that the proposed new de-
pot shall be erected on lands be
longing TO the estate of the late
Mrs. Sallie ~. Jones.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
HEALTH RESORT BURNS
Damage ESTIMATED at SI.5UO Caused
ny Fire Near University of
NirrfnIu.

tSpccini 10 The Times Dispatch.
cHARLOTTESNILL VA. Dee. -?
Fire last night destroyed the siN-
room bunalow just NORTH Of tn. main
building al the White Pin. Health
Resort, formerly the Country Club.
located about two miles northwest
OF the University OF Virginia.
The dwelling, a frame structure.
was for tn" use o! patients at the re-
sort. bur during the holidays was
occupied by Professor Bobby Main
for; and his family. None of TIE. fur
nitur. was saved, all members Of the
household being ava! at the time
Tn" local fir" department sent an
paratus 10 the scene. and the fire.
men kept failing sparks from causing
any damaE" to ;hc main building
The loss. including house and con-
tents. !s estimated at si.1OU. in.ur-
ancc, $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
William Smith wiIliu,u.

PETERSBURG. Dec. 25.-WiiiiaIn
Smith Williams, wellknown farmer
and citizen OF Prince George County
died n his residence near Disputants,
This morning at o'clock. after AN III
ness OF about Two months.
AIT Williams was 81 years O. ag,.
ana w survived by IN" following chill
urcn Besides mas WIDOW: Mrs MciSs
Mason, James H.. Williams. Walter ~.
Williams. I. GoOdr Williams OF Dis
putahta: William ;. Williams. Jr.. or
lando ;. Williams. OF Waycrly; Mrs.
i, ~ Hutchinson. Of Ph!lad-ipnIa, and
the following brothers and sisters.
John y. Williams. W. J.. Williams and
Mrs. elem G. Short, or Waycrly;
Mrs: -. > Williams. of h!sputanta.
The funeral VIII be Geld at the
grave ~ Slandford Cemetery tomUr-
row afternoon at o'clock. Rev. IL
A. Glauss vii! oi.ic!atc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30

Norfolk Wrests Coal
Trade From Japanese

Especial to The Times Ispntch.I
NORFOLK, Dee. :U.-C0ntracts
have been signed for the ship
nent of 100000 toms OF cOnl to the
Philippine Islands through the
port of Norfolk. l.. A.. Grimes,
president OF Grimes IL Company
one OF the biggest shlppinl. con-
Germs In the Islands. has signed
the contract with the Norfolk
branch OF CniInEhnn-AtA< Inson
Company.
Jnpnn nnd Australia hnvc been
supplying the Philippines with
fon', the former enjoying u virtual
monopoly during the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
COR0NER'S JURY CHARGES
FLICK KILLED MRS. DAVIS
Ronnokc business Mnn Drives Suto
while Under influence OF Liquor.
Snys< Verdict.
| BY Associated Pros

ROANOKE. VA, Dee CA cor
oner's jury today rendered the fol
lowing verdict after an inquiry into
the death of Mrs. -. l.. 'F'loSSic Al
icnb Davis. VINO was killed late Mon
day afternoon by an automobile.
driven p: +. Chester Fleck. promi :
n"nt in Roanoke business and social
circles:
The said Floss!e Allen Davis came
TO her deaui as the result Of care
less. la"lcss driving of an automo-
bill" driven by T. Chester Flcck, while
under the Influence OF liquor about
i;21 o'clock on the evening OF De-
ccinbcr -. 1920"
Flcck. who is at liberty on $4,000
bond. VIII he given preliminary
hearing IN Police Court Friday morn
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
HEAD DIES Ar NEW YORK
Alexander J. ficmphili. Hoard Chair
man, Surrunbn To Heart Trouble
After Years. lllnrss

NEW YDNk. Dec. 29.-AlcNa rlcr ].
liemphiii. chairman Of the board OF
directors OF the Guaranty Trust Com
pany '!ied al his home here today
OF heart diseaA. after "a year Of ta.i-
ing health
Mr.. li.mphill who was born in
Philadc!phia s!Nty-fUur years ago.
WAS identified with uubiic service
corporations throughout the country
and with nation-wi relief charitable
bodics Among the corporations
which he served were tho Norfolk and
western hallway, ADAMS Express
company anh Nirs in a-CaTolina
Chemical Company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
NORFOLK WILL IMPROVE
ROAD TO OCEAN VIEW
iionds for s:50O0 Disposed OF, Work
VIII BrEip mt Dnrc-T0 Give
SiN Miles PnSInE.
Especial to Tho Times Disp;,tch.

ISpcc:aI 20 Tho .T!mcs- Dispatch.
NOkfolk, VA. Dec. 29.-Extcn-
save coad improvements in the Yicln-
ny OF ocean View VIII be mad" before
TIC new season opens. according 10
plans made By residents OF Nurio!ls
county living IN the vicinity Of the
resort
R"n"s 70 the amount or $50 900 have
been sold and u concrete roadway
from STOPS . 10 IL viii be laid on the
which. from the ocean View station
10 stop Z viii be inacadain!zcd
This work vii! make smooth
paE'd ROAD 81 sin miles from the cx-
utnc Chd OF Wiiloughby to stop II,
parhl!"!inE the water frnnt