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Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-17

In this telegram senator Pittman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
BEGIN TEARING DOWN THE
COLONIAL ThEhTER TUESDAY
Inndunrk In Rfch.nond tiunscmcn
World Must Hakr Wn, for March


work of d.mUlisnIng the Colonial
'Thcatcr. Il landmark In Richmond $
theatrical world. preparatory 10 the
erection uf "a $4,000 motion picture
u!n yhousc, 10 seat 1870 persons. viii
ein Tuesday. and vii! b. rushed to
t1rGw open the new house either
Christmas or New Years Day
The strand. beginning Monday.
VIII open M Il picture house. show
inr tho usual run OF films that have
been shown AT the Colonial y con-
cert orchestra OF sixteen pieces. with
Don Jose Anaoncquic as conductor.
VIII b. a feature OF the Strand pro-
grams.
The colonial was erected as the
ola Hiiou Thrntcr. on tho site ~ tho
Did Richmond. FrcdcriCksbuTE and
Potomac Railroad passenger station
ia" track. OF tho carrier travcrscd
Broad street. where now street car
The old Bijou, which was sup.
planted ~ tho present playhouse Of
tlrt name. on the site Of old swan
Cavern. MAS tho home OF the B!lou
Musical comedy Company. which
lake Wells brought to Richmond.
Nr. Wells before this. his first the
atrical venture, was introduced TO
RtchmOuders az "a baseball player;
nlayinE nrst and plotting the old
Richmond "Blucb!rds" Ia ia" Oh
casuC.
The Colonial also Nm been the
home Of trunk nnd bag concern,
ana temporarily housed the Tragic
Drug Company when that concern
WAS erecting its present home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
Destroy Germs
By Mew Method
Is Entirely Nouel IN
Osteopathic Pro-
ccCl1Nre.

An entirely now method OF de-
stroying disease germs has been dis
covered b. Dr.. g. l.. Miller. OF Beth
iehcm, Pa. and a',ouuced at the an
nual convention OF the American
Osteopathic Association opening in
Chicago yesterday. This ncw cure
for gerri discusses Is Accomplished
with the use OF medicine. ana is said
10 be entirely move! in os.copath!c
procedure. pr. Miller claims IL a
cure for influenza. pneumonia, diph-
liberia ana typhoid II is applied TO
the Emphatic glands and is said to
De on" Of the simplest treatments
known
ABSORPTION Of toxins is nn,urc's
tiseah". according TO Or. Miller. who
Chains the best treatment is tho one
".h!ch Chuses IN. most rapid absorp-
ION thief factors in the process OF
absorption ara suid to be tho lymph
ana Emphatic glands.
TWO thousand ostcopathic physi-
ei1hs. specialists ana surgeons from
SSohEthiiPi, when plans we're per
icc,"d 10 cOIntrract tho ca,nDaieu
Ha.uSnrnted by the allopathic phy-
tic institutions to ostcopa,hi,. an
sicians and To induce graduate nurse
TO BOYCOTT ostcopaths.
H'ihpGi!ccWcnt OF the establish
Wcnt Of an endowment OF an ostcn-
maine research institute In Pat,ic
.rccH Ntch to be devoted exclusive
~ 70 IN" "steopnthic cure OF cp!icnsy
u,noeI 'ny direction of i1r. Hugh Conii
IN, o. mat city. who Is president OF
VIC american Oatcopathic Assoc,n
ZION: ana who is Presiding over Inc
sleeping sickness has bc., co,
IuerGh h" nEt"Opnthy, accordjnt, ~
~. JhHlcS Fraser, Of Evanston. nj
"ho reported HIS discovery al hi:
s,,ratna.. ,,,'ihncorna.. "a supposedly In
now 10 lie durable by Il now nsten-
pH.m'e procedure. which was demon
".,ntth Tor the first time at this cor
:, pF pr- James -. Edwards. o,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
CAHRlNGT0N HEADS DRIVE
FOR lVAKOTA FARM HOME
ihntituti"u for Girls I'm I.tr,
~ seeks Sl".G0n To Further

?, ~ ~ Carrinrton is heading tho
" nsnd Tor q fund az Sl5.do0 "a he
g $50 ~ l%;.lkotn Farm for Girls. JUS:
"p2oait. Washington CIV.
~ rrlngton stated v.s,ard,v
Imai Ihis appeal for The cause 81
INak"t4 Farm Is on. that should bc
sIISponden 20 by every one VINO Is
III" ivakota farm is situated in
plc,S az Tho Cr!t;endon ins,i,u,i"r
ana under the administration Of thn
STATE Hoard ~ Heal,h and charitiae
ara every dolla- that Is collected in
Inc city goes directly to the ca,,.c IF
'drinc Tor crrigg girls.
ihos" assist ing Mr.. Carrlnrton AFRO.
Julian II I'm, treasurer, who viii
Fcc''Nc all contributions
kfT W!i.iHr cabcl Rrnw, Rev W p,,4.
S ,hy,w9" E,hh Edward y Calisch L:
re- y ~ 9. Mar'aChlan. Ecy q; ~
MGbari',. ROY + r NJ FiGcn. ION, n
,mlioT. lT. i:rY - ! D'Cnrnr'T - n
nirhatI !n. w ~ wtrIschifi VAIN
S,"tI. " Lam. J wight Rev 4 i SrhNr.-
~, any Rev Father k"l.Jhar We
AZ! iuhda received in Richmond wul
20 dlf"cily 70 the farm and u. pu, 10
iihmedlatc use. y Northern friend Of
the school has promised 10 IouhIc
any amount raised by the home,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
SOClE.. 'l'Y

:, comp,rolier of the. Currency John
S ~ .i,. Williams and Mrs: Williams.
OF paxton, on the Cary street Road,
are now established at their summer
homc at chnrmi ian. near Blue Ridge
some time.
John shelton williams. Jr., who has
recently been appointed az vice
consul at Athens. Greece. VIII sail
next Monday with the Unitcd States
Of this city. Mr.. Wcddcll has been
the guest Of his sisters. tho Masses
Weddeli aud Mrs. st. George An
House rnrty for Younger Set.
An attractive affair for the younger
society set here IL the house par,y
to be given III Bumaio. y. g.. by Mrs.
Mcciung. of Richmond In honor Of
her niece. Miss Elizabeth Gibson,
Gibson. of 25l4 Monument Avcnna 4
great deal OF entertaining VIII lie
done for the house party during their
Mrs. pardec's quests from HIch
mond will include:
M MsEs Xsa. w"a"' EisI ;ss% E I.,,,
Ssh alT u w pIf(S 1.?' s, G,9'o" lr
Elizabeth t:Ibaon
AisiinE NcniiNea.
Miss Martha Scott Johnson. the
young daughter o. NJ. ana Mir.
Richard johnson. Of Park Av.nm" is
leaving town TO-DAY for n visit To rel :
atlvcs IN rarmvule. She. viii also
ut Hanpden- Siducy before rcturuin-:
to ner home ia ;his ciiy.
In RichD0Dh.
Miss Mary Lyon Tyior. OF "sher-
wood Forest" near williamsburg, haR
been the, guest OF Mrs. Preston No
lhnd at her "22nrtmrnt. a. SIC Park
from Shawsvillc, where she has been
whiting relatives for Il shor, time.
Wedding OF Interest.
Society here sLul throughout the
State is much Interested in the mar
riagc or Miss Rosa Rust Easter
ddnnshter Of pr; Clay NJ. Easter AMI
Eastern shore OF Nirrini1. ana Lieu
tenant harrington Elliott. u. S g.,
cor OF Dr. J.. VI Elliot, and Mrs ~
ilot,, q Belle Meahe. Va. which
morning In Christ protos,ani Episco-
pal Church. baltimore and was FOL
iowed by 4 hrcakfart.
tho late Jamcs wa9h "!IpIaHsn rsr, OF
and of Singleton Rus. OF front
n n1ynhl va, npi - Er%%ai grand
It.utennn, Elliott il attacbcd 10 ,hc
ft'irst Artillery Corra ~ the I'M, :,
StaisS Army; ana during. the war Was
cited several times for br"vorv Miss
fl!Aaneth tlmrbcll. ~ Portsmouth.
q wTis the maid OF honor ana only n,
tsrdant for tho bride
| CIny--NincD Donald.
Mt ana Mrs y T. mcdonald. 81
Pnhncnh. Nv. announce tho marriage
or Their daughter. Evelyn Charlton,
~ Edwin samuel Clay. ~ wcliviIlc
Inc ceremony having taken Mace a;
MUFFIN Hotel here ~ "Wednesday,
fGhcv wcr. attended by Alien C,i,y
Of Norfolk. brother ~ Tho groom an;
piss nSa Jan. Macdonald. sister Of
rollo"ing m" ceremony. Mr. and
MM.rs tl4w loft for n Northern tour
ney VIII y" ~ home AT Wcnv,lIo
after Julv u. '''''
I'm New York
Mrs irwin Murrhy and Miss Irwin
VINO hav" spent The 'inontb o., I'm, y, :,
. Htinntic CITY, arc nov I'm New yn-k
eWnore they have Joined friends Nrs
f,rrpny and MES Irwin wll no, rc-
l"rH 20 richmond for some tim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
MAY BRING BIG NATIONAL
CONVENTION TO THIS CITY
Efforts Arc Afoot to Induce Associa-
ton of Securities Commissioners
To Meet In Richmond.

Efforts VIII be made 10 bring to
Richmond next year the annual con-
ventiOn OF the National Association OF
Securities Commissioners. which has
Just concluded its 1920 session at
st. Paul. MINI.
Kichmond's claims AS the next con
VentiOn city viii be strongly ad-
vanccd by j. Il. Dunford. OF the Sc
curities department Of the State Cor
poration Commission. who Is a MEM
Der Of the executive committee Of the
;pssoci;ttion. This body viii make
the selection both Of the ;Ino ANA
place or the next annual session.
Bcrklcy ID. Adams. member OF the
State Corporation Commission, woo,
with Mr.. Dunford. attended the con
vcntion in ST Paul. was elected
second vice president o. the aSso :
citation. lie had the distinction also
of replying 10 the address Of wei
como made by j. \. &. j'rcus, thc
Republican nominee for Governor Of
Minnesota
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
T REC l. EE:-FACEE Z:
sun and wind nrin" Out Ugly Spots.
How To Remove Easily.

Here's chance, Miss Frccklc-tace.
to try "a remedy Tor trcckles with the
guarantee Of a reliable concern that
i vii! not cost yor! a penny unless /.
removes the frcckics: while if it does
give you IA clear complexion the cx-
p.nsc is tr!:line.
simply gct AN ounce of Othiue-
double strength from any drugris,
and "a few applications should SHOW
YOU how easy IL Is to rid yourself of
the homcly frccklcs ana get a brau.i.
full complexion. Rarely is more than
ono ounce needed for The worst case
BE sure To ask the druggist tor the
double strength othipc. as this
strength is sold under guarantee OF
money back il il fails to remove
frcclSlcS.-Ndv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
BURY DONALD GAWTHROP
IN HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY
Funeral or WriI-itnown and Popular
Young Newspaper Man Is MI
] a drH

Funeral services for Donald iii
CAV throp. popular young newspaper
pitch news stan. who was drowned
Nhil" swimming in shields Lake
Wednesday about noon. were held
from the home on MOSs-Sidc Ave-
nuc. G!n;cr Park, yesterday after
room at 4:3D o'clock. Rev. =. ~ Smoot
conducting the service. intcruent
was made In Hollywood.
Mr.. Gaw,hrop Was the son % Mr..
and Mrs. j. y. Gawthyop. OF Ginter
Park. Ills father is d prom.nc::
business man of the city. having
charge OF the Richmond branch Of
RraaS're"t Besides mis- fath"- and
mother. young GawthrUp Is survived
hv two young brothers. Alicn and
Joe.
IN" pailbearcrs were members OF
his Sunday school class at Centenary
Methodist Church, OF which H. was
= member. They. were W!ilia'n
lewis. Dodson Mcclc!lan; li2tton
l,y, and W. Creed DAVIS, Jr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
VIII Assume o,hrr nu,,,.

MISS Mary T.. Frayscr and Miss
Mary =. CANNON, field directors OF
INC Virginia Tuberculosis Association,
nave resigned their positions viii;
this organization to take IN other
WORK. MISS Cannon. after Il vaca :
non or Two weeks in Tennessee, Will
20 TO New York City on July IL TO
take up finance and publicity work
WIN the national board of tho Young
nMolnen's Christian Association. Miss
Frayser will Join forces with Mr.. and
MrS. II. X: Chcstcrman, OF Richmond.
I'm Te"NnninG Camp Okaha wis. Rock
Dridge Baths. Va, for July and Au-
ne engaged in educational survey
work. which Will cover the sonth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
ADJUSTMENTS
GnIety ut The Lyric.

Gniety mt the Lyric.
Norioik was right when IL said tho
current show at the Lyric was thc
pest o, tue snason. II Is ENJOYABLE
from ,bcgiNn'ng 10 end and surpasses
any IN long time. The R"lmont
sisters open the bill with fantasy
1 81 classic toe dancing Kenny and
iiollls earned much applause for their
nct; one OF the best features Of the
silil!. lia'l and Goblin offer a dash
ing ana spicy comedy. a sure cure
1or the "hlucS.' Comfort and King
IN their coontOwn" sketch. the MI
OF OF the bill, took the house by storm.
Ihe Ankcr Trio uficr clever gym
nnstic number. which kept the au-
dicnce In their seats until tbn Last
curtain The special Pathe pictures
are good.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02

tLITTON FUKGF.. W, JnTT T.
Mrs Harriet Hall died Tuesday At her
HON" on Verge street She is sur
viv.d by her husband. L.. J. Hall, four
sons. Samuel Nicely. OF Washington:
Z. II Hall, of this city; ROW Hall, Of
Cincinnati: g. j. Hall. of Richmond:
and one daughter. Mrs j. W. Downcy.
Of this city. Funeral took place to-
day and intcrmcnt was made in
Crown I'M Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
NEW YORK SOCIETY GIRL
DIES AT STEERING WHEEL
Wis, Catherine Nunncss stops Auto
at Curb and Then I.os~r
tOnsriuusnr-~.

NEW YORK. July l.-Misg Cath
GRIN" Nanncss, society girl and prom
Iu.nt member OF the "milliouairc coll
ony'' at Hutton Park. West Orange.
y. j. hl"d AZ IN" steering wheel Of
her automobile here today after driv-
INK about the city with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick L. Eanness.
Sh" became faint and turned the car
into IN" curb. stopping the motor
Then shc Leaned on IN" wheel and
lost consciousness. Miss Nanncss
was TO have been married IN Sep
tcmbcr TO John Mctcaifc. "A member
OF q prominent fnmilv o, Mnrrls,own.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02

FREDER1CKS BURG, VA. July l.
Miss Bessie Gray daughter Of Nj.
and Mrs. y. " Wright. OF Bowling
Green. died Tuesday in a hospital ia
Richmond. where She had been taken
for treatinru; The body was taken
to Bowling Green. where the funeral
was hold Wednesday afternoon and
intornlont was made Ia Lakewood
Cemetery Miss Gray was - years
Of age and is survived by her parents.
six sisters and four brothers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02

CLIFTON FORC;k1 VA. July u
Mrs :staplaton II. Gooch. So. died
Tuesday night IT the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. 9. !; Anderson she
lived until the death Of her husha nd
eighteen years ago. Since that time
She has made her home with her
daughter. She leaves also on" son.
~. : GoOCh. Of the University Of
Virginia. Funeral services took
place at Louisa. and int"rmcnt was
uladc in tho old cnurchyard at that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
VIRGINIA DENTISTS MEET
More Than 100 Ncmhcrs of Stnte
Association lI-nr Technical
Subjects Discussed.

I,.,I--.,',I ., . NJ IIIItN DIS litCN.
~ NCHEtRG. VA. July TIN
wards OF 100 dentists from all parts
OF the state were in attendance upon
TIE two sessions OF thc convention o.
The Virginia Dental Association q,
the Ni:g!n!an Hotel today. The
morning and evening sessions wcr.
devoted 10 technical discussions anu
clinics. the afternoon being given
ever TO The Inspection OF dental cx-
hibi;s In tho lobby Of the hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
ro.,-oincc TO Observe Fourth.

No deliveries Will be made Monday
by the l:lchmond pOst-once. Post
master Hay y. Thornton announced
yesterday. Parcei-post carriers viii
Take one delivery OF perishablcs
only; rura! carriers will make no
delivery. and special delivery mes
sengers Will make ful! deliveries
ne general delivery. stamp. cashier.
honey OFucr. parcel post and carrier
windows Viii be closed stations \
II. 6 aud Manchester Will observe the
same schedule
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02

commander II. iIoogeworir in charge
OF the Richmond navy recruiting sta
i!on. announced yesterday. The only
proriso is that u man must satisfy
the recruiting officer that he has "A
general working knowledge OF the
course that he selects or has tho
accessory academic educational quail
nCations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02

Ill FOR some months. bu, had recently
shown Indications OF Improvement.
lis was president or the Chattanooga
Sash and Door Company. and had
other business interests In this Sec
,iom.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
Arrange for August conycr,,on.

Final arrangements were made at
meeting OF the program committee
OF the Richmond Chamber Of Com
cree yesterday Cor the Southern Re-
tail Convention TO be held In Rich
ohd III August. Il, II. Noon. OF Chi
caGO, Will he the principal speaker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
retail riori.,s 10 close :,

Retail florists Of Richmond viii
clos" daily at o'clock and saturday
afternoons ~ o'clock during the
months OF July and August In order
that the clerks OF all local noris,
shops may havr more rest and rccrca-
ton during the warm season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
Huun,nninn Primo, SniI,

EoNoi.tlt, July Grown Prince
Carol. Of Roumaliia. viii sail fro n
Tokyo August for Rouman!a, via
III" United states, according 10 Tokyo
cables 20 the Nippu jill, Japanese
language newspaper here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
IN AND OFT or rows

Mrs ", j. Joncy and u,. 49,.
~ nH"h. y. g.. NJ" visiting Mrs IL
81, I"hno" st ssos Monument Avenue. ~
airs INCY Frances .Iufr.v he- a.,-,
nr' Irr. Francis Iicadcu. ami h,r ~nIIi,
TN, Francis, Flora and Ircrberi rr,',nr
i,t nyrf SInrhH ~, "a R'chmoni. after stay
glss lrent Kahn. OF Norfolk. IL tho yu.,,
~ T.r phr"nl' Ar. and Mrs. John Kain.
Hrs Gr"Nnor Neal and family ,rr S,,,,
inS several weeks at Ocean View
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
r.,,c,,i ar ui.. Cos.

Funeral services OF Miss Rose l..
cox. who died at her residence. 10
West clay Street. yesterday. VIII Ice
CONDUCTED al tho gravc In Hollywood
this afternoon at o'cIoCk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02

:, KNOXVILLE. TENN. July Mrs.
Mary Lowe Collins. Of Lexington. XIV.
was reelected president OF The chi
omega Society today at the conclud-
ing session OF tho national conven-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
WOMEN,S MEETINGS.

Ws ~ Eis"nrnnr viii D.. hostess IN
INC RlChnonh Auxiliary -. the I,hiibrn-.,
;y,;,,otnc society. thls Afternoon ut n'rioru'
inc meeting will br held y, tho Chi'a-r,,,
nons on FnurGuToan's f.anc IIirLr,nJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
David w. Hughes Dies.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. July l.
David W. Hughes. -. wcll-known
promoter and lumber manufacturer
"as found dead In his home here
this morning Mr. Hughes had heen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
Discuss rluns for Encnmpm.n,

Plans were discussed at a meeting
OF Company G. Richmond Light In.
tional Guard cncampment al Camp
Lee July 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
May select Navy yruuc Srhool..

tN-s"rvicc mon may choose navy
tiadc schools unon rc-cnlisting. re-
GardIyss OF thNIr nrCsont ratings.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-01
HOOVER NOT INTERESTED.

Chicago, June q - Herbert Hoov
er and family boarded an Overland
Limited west tonight. Going to Sar
Francisco and the Democratic conven
ton Not on your life. He's going fish
ing for honest-to-goodness suckers
around, Truckee. New.
"Michigan's delegations instructed
for you,' 1t was suggested to the foot
administrator.
"Zatso?" he replied. well, In
not interested. didn't instruct 'em
did /: I'm not. interested in the result
of the Democratic convention, either
And with these few words he was
ON his way.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-01
THE sHORTER>HOURs PRINCIPLE

The American Federation of Labo:
will endeavor to reduce the working
day down to six hours, Gin order to
increase employment"
This appears to be an unreasonable
endeavor and sure to interfere with
the well being workingmen them
selves.
What workingmen get for theii
labor is merely something that other
workingmen produce. They get it in
form of money, but the money is
only valuable as a means Of exchange
Increase labor cost-as a six hour
day would create-would merely
mean increased cost of production
which would be added to the cost OF
goods to consumers-other working
men.
The whole business is merely one
way of walking around in circle.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-01

tenant and investing the remainder
of his capital in per cent bonds. But
this condition does not exist in Iowa
alone. We have it right here in South
Carolina. Dillon lands have sold for
as much as $500 per acre, while
lands in Marlboro have sold as high
as 500 per acre. But the end is not
yet in sight. A Dillon county farmer
told us a few days ago that he had
been offered $1,000 an acre for 20
acres of farming land-and he refus-
ed it. Iowa and other middle-west
states have nothing to fear.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-01
According to a Cincinnati dispatcl

According to a Cincinnati dispatch
Col. William Cooper Proctor, million
aire backer Of Gen. Wood, has just
returned from a trip to the east where
he made the startling discovery that
the American voters are determined
to get rid of the present outfit in
washington. There are others of the
Col. Proctor stripe-lots of 'em. This
is the same Col. Proctor who with
some of his associates is under in
dictment in the federal courts for vio-
Iation of the antitrust laws.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-01

The government is trying to reduce
the high cost of living on the one
hand by curtailing credits through
the Federal Reserve Banks and on
the other it has taken the bride of
and the price of steam coal has quad.
rupled. Steam coal is worth s14 pei
ton {. o. b. Dillon. This is like cutting
a somersault backwards both ways
mt the same time. How the govern.
ment is going to manage to do this
acrobatic stunt is something that
passes our comprehension.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-01
NOTICE.
The United States of America,

The United States of America,
Eastern District of South Carolina.
Whereas, on the 26th day Of June,
1920 the United States filed its libel
in the District Court of the United
States for the Eastern District Of
Souh Carolina against Six Hundred
sacks more or less of product pur-
porting to be Brown Shorts, in the
possession of parties unknown. in the
city of Dillon, S. c., said goods hav'
been shipped by Gateway Milling Co.,
of Kansas City, in the State of Mis-
souri, to Dillon in the State Of South
Carolina, in a cause of condemnation
and forfeiture.
And whereas, by virtue Of process
in due form Of law to me directed,
returnable on the 14th day of July,
1920, 1 have seized and takensS00
sacks of the same and have tpem in
my custody.
Notice is thereby given fat Dis
trict Court will be held fthe United
States Court Rooms the city of
Charleston. S. c., o9ekhe 14th day OF
July, 1920, if the Ame be a day of
jurisdiction, oths6 Eise on the next
day-of jurisdiction thereafter for the
trial of the sal premises, and the
owner or oEers and all persons
who may hal or claim any interest
are hereby cited to be and appear at
the time and place aforesaid to show
cause if any they have why final
decree should not pass as prayed.
Jas. L. Sims,
United States Marshal.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-01

Out in Iowa some fear is being felt
for the future of the farming industry
because the price of lands has reached
All abnormal figure. The value of the
average farm, it is claimed, is placed
at $4,000, and even at the prevail
ing price of farm products the owner
could make nearly twice as much by
selling out, operating the farm as q
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-01
Chr 3tllun Nrraln
Dillon. s. c., July 1. 1929

Wall street, according to some
half republican papers in the south,
is betting 2 to l on Harding, re-
,gardless of who the democratic NOM
dnee is. But it is well to remember
that Wall street was betting to on
Wood.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-01
Gard of ThankS.<f

We wish to express SE heartfelt
thanks to our many trends in the
surrounding commy6ity for their
many deeds of kiIdness, sympathy
and assistance l&dered us in the
sickness and ds6h Of our beloved
wife, and mot Or.
William ByQeden. and Children.