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The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-23
Mexican Official III.

Mexico City.-An operation was performed on Gen. Benjamin Hill, sec retary of war in a last resort to save his life. General Hill has been criti- callv ill for several days.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-23
Quake in Hoadufae.

San Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua. - Earth remors have oecarred ali Cholu. teca, Honduras. simultaneously witt tremors felt at Leon, Nicaragua. Nc serious injury vas reported.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-23
Aviator Sets Record.

Paris - Sadi Leconite, aviator has broken the worlds airplano speed rec ord for four kilometers Flying at Vii lacauDlay .a negotiated the distance in 4G seca ls or al the iate of I94.5 miles an hour.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-23
Resume Relatlons.

Rio Janeiro. Diplomatic relations between Germany and Brazil, which were broken in April l9l7 were re- sumed when George Alfred Pleun. German minister to this country, ar rived here.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-23
Tobacco Floors Open January D

Clarksville. Tenn. Local tobacco men announced that the loose floors would open Wednesday. January ,. This is the latest the local tobacco market has ever opened Several loads of tobacco were delivered at one ware. house for stripping. which is expected to be offered at the first sale ii strip ping is finished.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-23
Steel Mills Refrench.

Wneenng, W. Va, The Wheeling Steel Corporation reported that at milsl throughout this district opera ton swill be on d much reduced scale soon, and that plants of the corpora ton will operate at less than half ca pacity.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-23
Four Flyers Are Killed.

London.-A large passenger air plane which was leaving for Paris from Cricklewood, near London, with eight passengers fouled q tree, burst into flame and crashed to the ground. The pilot, a mechanic and two passen- gers were killed and one passenger in- jured
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-23
Why Suffer With Rheumatism

When there is permanent relief with in your reach? IL matters not what form you have, what you have tried or how long standing. It's guaran- teed. If not benefited within ten days MONEY BACK without question or quibble Address NJ, Box 147, Little Rock. Ark.-Adv.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-23
Pay Unusual Divide nd.

Chicago. Montgomery Ward & Go. have announced the usual quarterly dividend of $l75 a share on preferred stock, payable January l, to share holders of record December 2l.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-23
Another Alexander,

Jack says l am all the world to him."
 My dear, he's said that to every slrt he's been engaged to-then hes boxed around for new worlds to con qlier -BoSton Transcript.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-23
More Bread, Same Price.

Muskogee, Okla. - Muskogee bak, cries have begun selling 2G-ounce loaf of bread for 15 cents. Sixteen ounces was the weight of the forme loaf sold at this price
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-23
NnIcann in ErIIntion

Tobyo.-Fhe Asama.iaua volcano situated about 90 miles northwest of Tokyo. has been in eruption for sever al days. The ashes are falling ever 9 wide area
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-23

A movement is on foot to abolish Jazz music. Nothing is so well adapt ed to bring about the general harmony so much desired
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-23

The general reductions in mems clothing prices should have tend ehcy 10 keep many from going entirely back to nature
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-23

frofiteers are now trying to discov- e' no" they will be able to keep their "oH al other peoples doors.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-23

II more persons were willing to heip themselves the help problem would not be nearly so serious.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-23
Keep This Ready.

Al the first symptom of cough or cold breathe Hyomei. The best people always have it in the house and end a Sou before it gets deep-seatei Sold ps all druggists.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-23

Paragould.-Karl Johnson, son of MT. and Mrs A. J. Johnson. left re- cently for Boston, Mass, where he will enter government vocational training school Young Johnson lost his Jeff leg while fighting with the ma rines at Chateau Thierry. At that time he was only Is. and on accoun, of his youth the wound gave much trouble. five operations being neces- sary.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK
WEEKLY REVIEW.

Baltimore. March 15.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts for the week ended noon to-
day were 2.s47 head, against 2.540
last week; receipts. 9S carloads for
market for the week: 65 carloads
for market today; market dull and
slow. with prices ranging from 15a
abc lower; steers. good to butcher.
$i0.50a1z.0o: medium. Ss.00a1025;
common. s7.50as.75; heifers. choice,
$lo.oea11.75; fair to good. ss.o0a
9.75; common to medium. 6.50aS.50;
bulls. choice. $s.0oa10.00; fair to
good. $7.00aS.50; common to medium.
$5.ooa6.50; cows, choice. $s.00a1o.00;
fair to good. $7.00aS.50; common to
medium. $4.00a6.75.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts for the
week ended noon today. 1850 head
against 1854 last week; light sup>
ply; market steady on sheep and
slow on lambs; sheep. $.00a13.5e;
lambs. s14.00a21.25. af
Hogs-Receipts for the week end
ed noon today were 15.9oS head.
against 1858 last week: fair sup
ply; market higher; lights. S1705;
medium. $17.05: heavy. $500: light
pigs. $500; roughs. s10.50a13.75.
Calves-Receipts for the week
ended noon today were $40 head.
against. 1.251 last week: liberal run
OF calves; common and medium
grades. dull and lower; best veal.
steady; calves. Sa20c, as to kind.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
MASS MEETING
TOBEGIN DRIVE

An address by Rabbi Abba Hillel
Silver. recently returned from
Palestine. will be the feature of q
mass meeting tonight at the Eighth
Street Temple to inaugurate the
local campaign for $4,000 for the
Palestine Restoration Fund.
Other speakers include DIR.
Abram Simon. Frank ]. Hogan and
Rev. Shera Montgomery. Alexander
Wolf will preside. A personal let
ter from Secretary of War Baker
will be read.
The local campaign is part of a
national drive for s10.0o0.o00 to be
used in preparing the ancient Jew
ish homeland for a great wave OF
emigration of prosecuted Jews
from Eastern Europe. Many OF
these Jews already are arriving in
Palestine, the local committee
states. having made their way to
the Holy Land in fishing smacks or
by land across Europe.
With. the securing of $4,000 900
projects of soil fertilization. re-
forestation, irrigation and drainage
will start. Emile Berliner is chair
man of the local committee for the
campaign. Other officers include
Julius ]. Peyser. treasurer: DIR.
Abram Simon and Judge Milton
Strasburger and Max Rhoade.S
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
Five Mills Shut Down
By Massachusetts, Strike

Fall River, Mass. March 15.-Five
of the twenty-nine cotton mills in
this district were shut down today
when the strike order of the Dof-
fers' Union became effective. Union
figures estimated, $500 of the $500
members were out.
The Doffers demand approximate
Iy Is per cent increase. The en-
ployers denied any OF the plants
have been shut down as a result
Of the strike call. They said few
Of their employees remained away.
The strikers refused a 10 per cent
increase.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
BALTIMORE DAIRY MARKETS.

Baltimore, Nd. March 15. Live
Poultry-Chickens. young, large.
smooth, h., 40a42c; do. young.
rough and shaggy. H.. 34a35c: do.
winter. 21-2 TBS. and under. 45a4Sc;
do. old roosters, h.. 22a23c; do.
old hens over lbs, 3Sa39c: do.
small. h., 3Sa3ac; do. White Leg
horn hens. h.. arc; ducks. Muscovy.
young. lb., 3sc; do. White Pekings
young. h.. 42c: do, puddle. h.. ,4oc:
do. smaller. poor, Ib.. 34a35c; tur-
keys choice young hens Id. Soc; gob-
blers lb.. 45c; do. old toms, h.. 40c;
do. crooked breasts, poor. 35c; pig
cons old. pair. 40a4Sc; do. young.
pair. 40a45c; do, guinea fowl. young.
over l 1-2 lbs. each. 75c; old. each.
6oc. - "a ~.
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys choice,
per h.. 3sa5&c; rough and poor, asa
sec; chickens, young, 40a42c: old.
3sa40c: ducks. 3sa42c; geese. 34a3sc;
capons. large. fsa53c; small slips.
i0a42c.
Eggs-western Maryland. Penn
scyfvania. nearby. dozen, 42c: East
ern Shore of Maryland and Virginia.
dozen. 42c; Western. dozen. 42c; vir-
ginia. dozen. 41c; Southern, dozen,
40a41c:
Butter-Creamery. West separator
extrs. 6sa69c; do. prints. 1-2 pound.
extras. 7oa71c: do. prints. 1 pound.
extras, 6sa70c; nearby creamery ex-
tras, 65a66c; dairy prints. Mary
land. Virginia and Pennsylvania ex-
tras, 42a44c; store packed firsts, 37a
3Sc; rolls. Maryland and Pennsyiva-
MIA extras. 42a44c;, do. West vir-
ginia extras. 4oa42c: do. Ohio ex-
tras, 4oa42c; process butter, 52a53c.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK.

Baltimore. March 15.--Beef cattle.
first quality. per ID. 1ea1sc; do. me-
dium. per ib. 1oallc: do. bulls. as to
quality. per ID. 7asc; thin steers and
cows. per ib. case; oxen. as to quail
ity. per lb. 5asc; milk cows. choice
to fancy. per head. ssoaso; do. COM
mon to fair. per head. ssoaso: calves.
veal. choice. by express, per lb. 1871
a2oc; do. by boat. per Ib. IsMa2oc;
do. light, ordinary. per ID. l4aI7c:
do. heavy, smooth. fat. per head.
s2sass; do. rough, per head. s15a2o;
do. small. thin. per head. sIoa1s:
sheep, No. I. per lb. 9aI0c; do, old
bucks. as to quality. per ID, 7aec: do.
common. per ID. 4asc; lambs. choice,
per ID, 2oa2lc; do. fair to good, per
lb. 17a1sc; do; poor. thin, per. lb. 13a
15c; hogs. straight, i4Mal5Mc;
do, sows, per lb. l1a13c; do, stays,
per lb. sal0c; 90. old boars, per lb.
5a7c: live pigs. per lb, 14a15c:
shoats. per ID. 12al4c.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, Md, March I5.-Pota-
toes-White, Western Maryland and
Pennsylvania, per 100 pounds, $3.50
a5.00; do, New York and New Jer-
sey, per 100 pounds, $3.50 a5.00; do,
Eastern Shore Maryland and vir-
ginia. McCormicks. s4.00a4.5e; do,
Cobblers, per 100 pouds,- S4.50a4.75:
do, all sections, No. 2, $2.50a3. 90:
do. No. ., $1.5Oa2.00; sweets, yell
lows. North Carolina, per bbl, S6.0e
aG.5o; do, Eastern shore Maryland
and Virginia, per bby, $6.00a7.00;
No. l. per bbl., S5.ooa5.50; do. No. 2,
S3.00a4.e0. 49,. -'.s -
Wheat sales-None. .-.
Corn-Cob. yellow, S7.7oa7.75 per
Dbl; white, $3.50 per bbl; track
corn. yellow. No. 3, Sissy.
Corn sales-Car lots No. 4, yellow,
$1.64h per bu. Bag lots yellow,
delivered. s1,7oa1.72 per bu. Car
lots No. 3 yellow, $3.50 per blu. Car
lots No. yellow, mixed, $1.64 bu.
Oats-No. white, S1.03 per bu
asked; No. 3. s1.02h per bu asked.
Rye-Range of prices; Bag lots
of nearby rye. as to quality, $1.6oa
LIS; No. 2 Western export. SIS7h.
Hay-No. timothy, 3f4.00; stand
ard timothy, $1,000; No. 2. timothy,
$4,000; No. 8 timothy. s37.0oa4o.o0; /;
No. / light clover, mixed, $41.00a
1900: No. light clover mixed,
.00a40.00; No. clover mixed,
S40.00a41.e0 90; No. 2 clover mixed,
$37 .o0a39.00; No. clover sample
hay, $3200a34.o0.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
PROBE PLANNED
OF CRIME HERE
House to Investigate At
tack on Republican Con-
yention Reporter.

The attention of Congress will
be called to the prevalence Of
crime in the District. as the result
.of an attack Saturday night on
George L. Hart. recently designated
official reporter of the Chicago Ma
tional Republican Convention. Hart
was accompanied by his wife when
he was set upon and beaten by two
men dressed as naval petty officers
and a civilian.
Representatives W. w. Venable.
Of Mississippi. and Joseph w. Ford
ney, of Michigan. last night prom
lsed to give the incident an airing
on the floor of the House to-day.
Il was intimated that the Navy De-
partment would be called upon for
action.
Hart said he had quietly reproved
the men on a street car. which was
crowded, for jostling Mrs. Hart and
himself. Hart and his wife left the
ear at New Jersey avenue and b
street southeast.
The couple had taken only a few
steps In the direction of the Con-
gress Hall Hotel. where they have
IN apartment when one of the men
rudely jerked Mrs. Hart from the
side of her husband and then pro-
seeded to beat him, Hart said. He
received severe cuts on the head.
An X-ray will be taken today at
Casualty Hospital. where Hart was
:reated. to determine whether there
vas a fracture of the skull.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
Produce, Dairy and Livestock Markets.
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

The wholesale market prices yes
terday afternoon ranged about ~
follows:
Bggs-strictly fresh. ~; average
receipts. ~; southern. Al.
Cheese-June. whole milk. 35a3e.
Butter-Standard creamery. 7sa
n; prints, 77a78. ~
Live Poultry - Roosters per .lb..
%; turkeys. per h., 45a5o: chickens.
per h.. 42a4s; hens, per lb.. IS;
keats. young. per h., 70a75.
Dressed Poultry - Fresh-kiiled
spring chickens. per h. 42a45:
hens, per ib., 4oa41: roosters, per
lb.. IS: turkeys. per lb.. 5oa55.
Live Stock -- Calves. per lb., lisa
-; lambs. IS: sheep. 4a6.
Green Fruits. -. Apples. per bbl.
new, s4.00a10.oo; boxes. $2.5oal&5;
California. lemons. per box. s4.soa
5.50a pineappies. 5.80a7,0o; Florida
oranges. zooa7.25: grapefruit. s.5oa
$50.
. yegetabIes--Potatoes. per sack.
western. s7.75as.oo: nearby. per bar
rel. $7.00a750: string beans. basket.
S4.ooa7.00; eggplant. $3.0oa4.o0 per
crate; cabbage. 5.ooa6.eo per cwt.
new cabbage. per basket. 2.75a3.00;
beets, Florida. per crate: ss.5oa4.0o;
lettuce. $1.25a2.00 basket; califor-
mia iceberg lettuce, $2.50a2.75 per
crate: Florida celery. s3.o0a3.75 per
rate: celery. dozen. s1.2ta150: ro.
maine lettuce. 75a1.eo; squash. $3.ooa
500 per crate; spring onions. $2.50a
500 per 100 lunches; onicns. per
TOO pound, sacks, $3.50: sweet po-
tatoes, $6.o0aS.0o; yams. S4.00a6.O0;
spinach, s5.00as.00- per barrel; Flor
ida peppers, per crate. $b.00a7.0o;
Florida tomatoes. $3.ooa5.oo per
crate: brussels sprouts. 25a3oc per
quart.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, Pa, March 15.-
Butter. steady, solid packed. cream
cry. fancy. high scoring goods.
70a72c; extras, CSC; extra firsts.
67a6Sc; firsts, 63a66c; seconds, 54a
5Sc; sweet creamery. choice to
fancy, 71a73c; fair to good, 5sa70c;
prints, jobbing at 77a7sc for fancy,
and at ssa76c for fair to good.
Eggs-Firmer, free cases, nearby
firsts, 1885 per crate; nearby cur
rent receipts. $l3.65; Western ex-
ira firsts, $13.s5; Western firsts.
s13.35: Southern, 1890; selected
fresh eggs jobbing at 53a55c per
dozen.
Cheese-steadily held. New York,
whole milk fats, held, fancy, 2slaa
soc: specials higher; held, fair to
good. 2Sha29c; current make NOM
inal; Wisconsin, whole milk fats,
held. fancy. 2sha30c; fair to good,
2Sha2sc; jobbing sales of fancy
held goods, 32a33c.
Live Poultry-Fowls. fine. fat. asa
42c; do. inferior, 36a3Sc; broiling
chickens. fancy. soft-meated. weigh
ing 1ha2 pounds apiece. 55a60c:
spfipg chickens, average, soft
meated, 40a42c; inferior. 3Sa3Sr'
staggy. young roosters, 30a32c; old
ROSTERS, 25a26c: ducks, white Pekin,
44a46c; do. Indian runner. 40a42c:
do. Muscovy, 30a32c; turkeys, 40a
45c: pigeons. per pair. 55a60c. a
-. Dressed-Firm. Fowls, fresh-killed
dry-picked. In boxes. Weighing 4 lbs.
and over apiece. 40c; weighing az
lbs, 37a3Sc; weighing lbs, 33a
35c. Fowls, fresh killed, in barrels,
drv nj inL cd foA n
over, apiece, 3shc; weighing az
pounds. 36as7c; weighing 3 pounds.
32a34c. Old roosters, dry-picked,
2sc; broilers, Jersey. dry-picked,
55a6oc; do, ordinary. nearby, dry
picked. 50a55c..; do, Western. dry
picked. weighing ~ and 2 pounds,
apiece. 4Sa5oc; roasting chickens,
Western, dry-picked. in barrels,
weighing pounds and over, apiece.
4oa42c; weighing 3h lbs. apiece.
37a4os.; Weighing lbs apiece, 3sa
37c.; weighing ~ lbs apiece. Ala
42c.: Western corn-fed chickens IL
to box. II lbs and under to dozen.
per pound, 4Sa50c.: Is to "a lbs to
dozen. per h.. 4Sa50c.; 80 to 80 lbs.
to dozen. per h.. 4Qa42c.; 81 to 80
lbs. to dozen, 37a3Sc:N37 to AZ lbs. to
dozen. 37a3Sc.; 43 to Al lbs. to dozen,
per h.. 37a3Sc; 4S lbs. and over to
dozen. per lb., 41a42c.; capons, West
ern, weighing 8 to 10 los apiece, 81
a55c.: some heavier stock higher,
weighing Z lbs apiece. SEC; weigh
ing 6 lbs apiece, Gee: Weighing S
lbs. apiece. 4sc.; turkeys, nearby.
fancy. 5Sa5sc.: do, nearby, fair to
good, 53a55c; old toms. Sic; ducks,
western, 3Sa4oc; geese, Western,
fancy. a2a33c; do. fair to good.
25a30c.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
Committee Appointed
a. To Redistrict VIRGINIA

Richmond. Va. March IS.-Ap-
pointment of a committee on redis-
tricting the State and reapportion-
ment Of senators and delegates was
one of the last Official acts of the
presiding officers of the two
branches of the general assembly.
/ House members on. the committee
are Stephenson, Ozlin, Dodson, No
land and Andersen. Senator'S Sc
lected for the committee are Can
non. Garrett. Holt and TrinkIe.
The committee, It was stated, does
not plan to get down to actual work
until after the Federal census re-
turns are In. >.. =.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
BOY CONE, ALSO 81;
HIS ARREST SOUGHT

Laurel. Md. March l5.-Charles
EndZel, the 14-year-old adopted
son of John T. Ferguson, has been
missing from his home here since
last Tuesday and every effort is be-
ing made to find the young man.
Ferguson, who is the overseer of
a farm near Laurel, said he sent the
boy to a store with 81 to make
some purchases, but he failed to
return and 1t is thought he ran
away.
Ferguson has offered a reward
for the return or arrest of the
young man.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
$4,000 RAISED
TO HELP IRISH
Washington Oversubscribes
Quota in Sinn Fein Loan
Campaign.

with Eamon de Valera. president
Of the Republic of Ireland" in at
tendance. announcement was made
that washington lad gone over the
top" In the Irish liberty loan drive
at the meeting last night of the
Washington branch of the Friends
Of Irish Freedom. at the Catholic
Community House.
Washington bought $4,000 worth
OF Sinn Fein bonds, according to
William p. Phelan. The campaign.
started In February. had $4,000 as
It's quota
Wants Plebiscite Recognised.
De Valera was given an ovation
which lasted several minutes when
he arose to thank the City OF
Washington In, the name Of the Irish
people"
citizens to do anything to conflict
with their duty and allegiance" he
stated. I'VE are not asking your
government to say to England
Hands of of Ireland All We ask
Is that the United States recognize
the plebiscite two years ago at
which so per cent voted in favor
Of independence of Ireland"
Wants American Trade.
TT Is to the advantage of every
nation that ireland be free, and
especially. to America" de Valera
asserted. Last year our trade was
one and one-quarter billion dollars,
of which seven-tenths was with
Great Britain. Ireland wants to
trade with America but, as long as
England rules. IL will be imposst-
BILE for American goods to gain ac-
cess there"
John Roland. de Valera's secre-
tary, and member Of the Irish
Parliament" denied that the Irish
problem" was a religious one.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, March 15.-Butter
Market weak; creamery extras, 67h
a71c; irsts.. 66assc; higher, 6sa72c;
state dairy tubs, 46as7c; renovated
extras. 54a55c; imitation creamery
firsts, 46a47c.
.Cheese-Market firm; State whole-
milk, specials, 29ha3ic; fancy. 2sa
29c; lower grades, 1ia27c; lwhole-
milk, fancy. young Americas, s2a
33c: State skins. specials. l7a2ic;
choice, l3a1sc; fair, TO good. 1oa12c;
lower, Iasc-. u
Eggs-Market Arm; nearby white,
fancy, 6saS4c; brown. 4sa5oc: extra,
46ai7c; hrsts. 43a44c.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
RIGHTS TO COAL LAND
IN VIRGINIA DENIED

Green Charles in the Supreme
Court yesterday lost his suit to OBJ
tain title to 673 acres OF valuable
coal lands in Buchanan County, Va,
from the Virginia and West Vir-
Gipia Coal Company.
The court dismissed for want OF
jurisdiction an appeal from decision
of lower courts which set aside
Charles claim to the land under
tax deeds and patents dating as far
back as 1885, So
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
Fredericksburg Census
Gives Increase Of EIGHT

The 2Censns Bureau yesterday an.
nounced following 1920 results: New
CASTLE Ind. 14.46s; Seymour, Ind;
hs4s; Bnena Vista, Va. 1901; Fred
ericksburg,. Va, $3.50; Harrison
burg. Va, 5.s75: Winchester. Va.
6.sss; Princeton. Wis.,, La75. In
creases since 1910: New Castle.
5.o1a;or Sal; Seymour, {. .o4s or Is.5;
Bnena Vista, SIS or 2o.2: Frede-
ricksburg. s or .014; Harriso nbure.
'sse or .2o.4; Winchester, I.0i9 or
ia; Princeton, 6. or o.5.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
D. S. {. Awarded Officer
Who Lost Life In War

Lieut.. John Lyon. brother o.
Frank Lyon. Washington attorney,
living at Lyonhurst, Va, has been
awarded the Distinguished Service
Cross posthumously. the war De-
partment announced last plight
Lieut.. Lyon with two bther SOL
diers, was killed in an attempt to
rescue q wounded officer during
fighting near Bois De La Grande
Montague. Es-
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. March 15.-Hogs-yery
Uneven. irregularly 10 to IS cents
lower; heayy-weights declining;
most lights higher than early, :
Cattle-Beef steers. 14az5c lower:
butchers stock. calves. feeders;
about steady. 80
sheep-Lambs unevenly lower:
sheep. steady to lower. one deck
prime lambs to city butchers early.
$3.50: looks out line top ewes. s14.2s.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
Frederieksburx Merchant Dies.

Fredricksburs. Va. March l5.-.
Matthew j. Gatsly. retired MERCHANT
and ofruer member OF city coun-
ell. died at his home here yesferday,
aged 81 years. He. had not been
In good health for some time. He
IL survived by two sons and several
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
Pershing' S Name Filed
By Friends in Nebraska

Lincoln, Neb.. March 15.-Gen.
Pershing's name was filed with the
Secretary of State here today as a
candidate for the Republican Presi-
iential nomination. The Nebraska
primaries are to beld in April.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
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gives tone 10 your department. the right Sas
Minneapolis "Nf" nsantsa and Chdren's underv.., 4-.
banos; Cnlorens Knit Cambria
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Minneapolis knitting Works. "' ""oer"ear lnes
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
GIFT NOVELTIE

Kewpie Dolls Grass BasIe and
occas ouSenir Leather Goods Engraved Aluminium
Arrow Novelty Co, Inc
Bsgs24 gross Party SIS dozen
baneGs omega pm s0sn0" coat
Decorated
Issther Buter~orih Company ""se '0''S
Novelties for Exclusive Shops In Leather Fine Woods
Trays Book Ends, Engagement Lists Fvor Book Covers
Hand Woven Tunie gold
% desk sets, baskets and dolls n s. Day Associates.
Nnatu Booklets - inches Nursery Rhymes Fairy Tales
tractvc boxes, retail, 25c. John H. Eggers
Hand DECORATED SftsCoat Hangers rings
the GIFT Shop that are unouo and
Wendell ii. ~ ~ ~
yua. Scptonal IN designs comprehensive
Nd day and other occasion designs $4,000. Heating
Nut Bowls Photo Frames poyhnc unusual
display OF numbers H. Compan ~ ~
holland Ware Nases40o Italian
ends bronze and Brass Novelties
and engraved Greeting Morga Comnany pN
w a oarNs Tor all purposes Hand painted novelties
,f n&na deed han kerchiefs Margaret
Many numbers select S
snions yellow satin trimmed
hover bouquets Schroeder & - - ~ "
200 Baskets OF oodesDeoraed pottery un
s.d 'eaoo pacques and
el ing eliminating of plat. die for wedd;nr
oHecal Calling and Business Card
"ana DYED hand
VAgan'l des'gn IN table bcmd
shop lne Nesmoreand Speciality Co ' S'
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% Hnopping Opera Dance and Vanity Candy
Chicago Society o Ar Ncedlew work. 9' ' 0'o"'