davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19

"El TEMPO" sigue dandO tumbOs
en- el trOmpOlin en- que Sc ha subidO
con riesgO no solo de su seriedad, sine
de algo que al colega lie impOrta sal
var mas que ESQ.,.
Ante la ir0nica espectaei0n del pu.
blicO que lie We luchar impOtente, re.
cure tOdO generO de artimaias para
suietarse, evitandO la caida definitiva,
Sc agarra con las ulas, con los
dientes, como puede, para mantenerse
en- una posicion que no Ofrece estabi-
lidad.
Ahora ha queridO hacer una caram-
bOla de dOble efectO, y para clio fall
sea los textOs de Ell IMPARCIAL.
Ahi estan claros y recientes. No ha
de ser un sacrificiO nj una gran mOles-
tia para nadie su cOmprobacion.
Cuando vislumbramOs una intenci6n
tOrcida, una insinuante alevOsia en- La
suggestion dirigida por el diariO cOntu-
maz a sus correligionariOs para que sc
abstengan de comprar en- las casas
comerciales que no anuncian en- "El
Tempo, como 81 ESQ de anunciarse
en- Gel TEMPO" fuera una obligation
como La de pagar los tributos. escri-
bimos estas palabras: Despues de to-
do, para 10 que habian de comprar los
tres cuatrO que lie hicieran case. =.
Pero ell colega no Sc aviene con es-
te texto, y 10 falsiica a su manera,
con ell fin que Sc advierte simple
vista. A eel TEMPO" no lie convene
decir que 10 que nosOtros ponemOs en-
duda es la autoridad que Ell ejerza
sobre sus correligionarios, sinO que
nosotrOs negamOs la capacidad adqui-
silva de sus correligiOnariOs.
No, colega, ell concepto es muy dis
tintO, 10 que Sc presto a interpre-
taciones, esta bien y es de la lucha
que ell colega 10 vierta de la manera
que mas nos perjudique; perO 10 que
esta tan clarO como ESQ, 10 que no de-
ia lugar la duda, no hay raz0n para
que Sc falsee de la manera que "El
Tempo 10 hace, con una frescura de
refrescO de TamarindO.
Solo que asi, 10 que hace es descu-
brir la insidia con que al menciOnar
los nombres de prestigiosOs Organis-
mos comerciales, guerra insinuar, con
habiIidosa cObardia, sus cOrreligiOna-
rios, que no fuesen c0mprar a los
comercios que no tenian sus anuncios
en- Gel Tempo. Ash quedan aclara-
das las intenciones y puesta de relie-
We la mala fe. POrque 81 nosOtrOs 10
que ponemOs en- tela de juiciO es que
los propios correligionarios de eel
TEMPO" lie tOmen en- seriO cuandO
aborda ciertas campaias que son de
un interes especial, no hay raz6n para
que ESQ que decimos nOsotrOs con tan
ia cIaridad-y ahi estan los textOs
para comprobarlo-, 10 convierta el
propio diari0 republican, en- ma dia-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19
A v / S O
Consulate de Espafa en- San Juan de
Puerto Rico.

Sc llama a Doia Andrea Perez y
Rodriguez, esposa de Don Jose Maria
Rodriguez y Martin, natural del pue-
bio de Tijarafe (Islas Canarias) cuyo
paradero Sc dice es actualmente en- la
Isla de Puerto Rico, para que compa-
rezca en- este Consulado de Espaha
Tobacco Palacel cualquier dia habil
de 10 a 12 de Ia mahana con el fin de
communicable datos de interes.
San Juan, P. r., 8 Diciembre 1921.
Ernesto Freyre,
Consul de Espafia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19
STORY NO. 552

Nancy and Nick went around to.
Ioppy Lobster'a side Don whero they.
had seen Loppy staring at them. NO
body had answered their ring ~ the
front door OF ioppy's M In the
sea weed grove az the bottom OF the
ocean and IL made them pretty cross.
Nick stuck out his chest as far ~
ne could Che had the badge pinned
on. thm Cap'n Pennywinkle had given
him) and tried 10 look Important.
Hello. Loppy.' he snid loudly. why
didn't you let Ms iuf"
"Ycs. why didn't your repeated
Nancy stcrnly. shaking her finger to
emphasize her words And don't
YOU know that II Is very impolitc TO
stare az ms Soc" Nancy was being
very brave. for the two claws that
wero resting in the sand In front Of
the lobster were big enough and sharp
enough TO pick up "a Twin IN each Of
them and snip them quite In two,
like a pair OF scissors Indeed
Loppys claws were as big a. al the
But Loppy never moved. lie never
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19

No. l80if.
State ~ Nov herlro. couuIy u uernaIiio
Henry Miner Plsiu,ff. .
Ernssune Miller, Defendant.
10 he Ahese Named nefeadaaf.
You arr hereby notified ihat . suit has
hNrn filed against you in the said Couft
and CouaiY b. he abave named rininfln,
in ~hieh ne said plaintiff prnyf fer ahso.
late divorce on ths ffounds 81 atandoumrnt
Atd you arr further notified that nnlesa
yon eater or canEe 10 be rrirred Your an.
pearance 10 ssld cau-s ~ or hff0ra The ALI
day Of Oefober. a u 1871 Judgment viii
dcfsult ard the relief prayed Tor win ~
granted.
rhe names 81 the %pialnnff-t sftoi nsys are
u Albuquerque. " NJ.
(Seai) FRED NROlLoJr, Cin4k
By HARRY v. LEE. Drpafy
Sept. ~ 10. aU.Oct 3.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19
Hrs ESE ON LEEDS DIAMONDS
Fortune Of Tin Plate King MAY Re
nsnneth Z Ro1ert. p nc saturday

(Eenneth L. Roberts In the saturday
Evcnlng post.)
No mention Of constnntine's return
to Greece wauld be complete Without
some mention % the Princess Anasta-
ala. who used to he Mrs. Leeds before
she married Consiantinc'a brother
Prince Christopher. and or pfinceFe
AnastaHin's iS-year-old son. Wilhelm
Leeds. who Ia somewhat jestinxly
spoken of IN Athens ~ the duke OF
Pirncus or Lord Leeds
Young Mr.. Lords arrived IN athens
by nirpinne with hir Chinese valet
and promptly became engaged to the
Grand Dutchcss Nenia. The Leeds
millions. made In America. are no tied
up ~ tho viii OF the late tin plate
king hat Princess Anastafla and
young Mr. Leeds can touch only tho
intercft on them.
The Leeds Jewels. however. are not
tied up by the Will: 'and stree their
vniue il In excess ~ 10 million dol
lars, the hard-up Schieswlg-H nlatoin-
-Glncksburg family Of Den
mark. switzerland and Greece WIN
probably never starve 10 death so long
az there " n ready market for dia-
| monds and stomach chevrons and
other service decorations.
Tho Greek royal denies Indignant
IL that Princess Anartnsla provided
tho sluah fund which financed Con-
stnniine'a return: hut n II said that
s20O,G 10 OF Leeds money oiled the
route along which the return wa,
made. The extreme reluctance OF
| Constanfine's family to allow younr
MIR. Leeds GU OF their ateht nth hii
marriage ~ safely consummated and
| The Leeds money Is securely attached
to needy royalty Is. 70 put ~ conser'
v ativeiy. very r~epuanant 20 all Ameri'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19
The Barber Maitland
Company
Phone 7l4
POULTRY AM Eoos

Tor ti26i delivered; from registered
stock fertility guaranteed, 1913 korth
Eleventh street. Phone istA-J.
SCRATCH PADS. soe per pouad At Eve
Hins herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19


uorden stru. 10 shc itosns Nseazine.
can never auise maize % my
mind whether Women dftta 10 rirE7r
mon ~ 70 mako other sone
sious whichever wng a d they crf
tainly Wy 10 dress 20 eafislf titcnir
selves. and "a doee ateu - iae thAt
this - Important. Sc u fHfr rur-
coed. whose t~ueIntsa ~ 10 etitiH
cIseg ctftaiaIy not nsn's Who ken~
eFailY-nnd quite r-eahy--cAnhot urr
ekn 10 understand al the weantnF
hidden away IN wemcn'e clothing
The suniner girls hnthine dress =
aiHnyH . great point Win . ~hy
look abound Tor Hometti,,s H-=t5
hay about her. they loudly demand
that she shall have sieeyee TO a. JUS
IA II there woutl be anything Inn
proper IN the feminine arm They
shout for her to put On a skirt. They
would have her clothed from head
10 feet TN she fesembicd nm eskimo.
Che would probably drown ~ abe
Listened te AZ these ouirnsed on'ctice-
She certainly could not swim In snfne
" thu garments designed FOR her.
And strange A. Il may seem 10 these
silly critics the summer Girl car y
does swim. The days Wnr
crewlcd timidiy Into the surf. held on
10 q rope for dear life. and shritkcd
~ the very idea o. being hobned"
have almost gone. Last Roerst L
saw summer girls teuchinf kssmpner
men o to swim.
THAT was part and parcel ~ the
newfound self-ronndehct aud lnde-
pendenco which has come upon an
girls. Summer and otherwise. The
summer girl nowadays uants--insists
Upon doing her full share. she
Is no longer content 10 be a mere
lakor-on: she likes to Join III thu
game. The corolinry Of this IL that
she can fsnd Tor hefseif a provide
for herself.
Tint 20 many sumasr eiria 'ass.t
ON paying their snare ~ proof rosi-
tive that their sole holiday aim H. MOI
mere manhuntine. Man, being .
more conservative animal than wiz
man. has not quite tumbled r. the
new feminine.
THE decline and fall OF piefrot voc
ship ~ a thing that goes TO prove
that whatever else aho IL, the Adm-
mcr girl IL az least growing mofc
sensible. In pre-whr sensids times
the summer gIri was rather given 70
iesing her heart 10 a plerrot. u wua
very unwiae, a nearly all pier
rotr are married. But there Il ssan
every August.
Nov. except when shc ~ ;eeiiuia
pleasantly tired. through her exrr-
tons OF the day and wants TO rest
and listen 10 ainging and music. the
hummer girl has very few serioEs
thoughts 81 pierruts. She has rather
grown out Of them, IN fact.
cans in Athens. The ~ofk Of royalty
cnn be very coarse.
The Leeds money il goinf 70 be
badly needed ~ C~onstnntne'B family
~ II continues to permit the home
headed political atrocHica that have
marked ia every nov since is return
and what the family needs Il VIII
work hard to get. There j. a GER
tain amount Of poetic justice In he
thought OF a fortune being made ny
an American TIN plate king and being
wreckod by a Greek Unborn king II
you know what mean.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19

c. MI. Barber
''lBuiIGer of Good
Homes"
From December first last
G. NJ. Barber has built 10
houses. Sixteen are completed
and l6 sold 10 satisfied owners.
TIE G.. NJ. Barber policy is
TO build the very best small
houses skilled mechanics can
build. Beginning September,
G. NJ. Barber will build cxclus-
lively Brick Houses. The Brick
Houses are constructed by Ed
ward Lcmbke & Son, for over
30 years in the brick consiruc-
struction work. e. VI. Barber
employs the best carpenter
force TO be secured. Their
weekly wage is based upon ef-
ieiency.
The c. NJ. Barber policy is
20 build a quantity Of houses
ON a small margin of profit.
The purchaser benefits direct
ly by this policy. &. NJ. Bar
her specialiges ON one model Of
house and like the great auto
manufacturers who specialize
on one chassis, can necessarily
give more for the money.
II you prefer your own
plans, however, c. NJ. Barber
viii build to your specifications
at prices that are right.
The Barber Maitland Com
pany of lis South Fourth
street represent the sales and
construction OF ''Barber-Built-
Houses.
The Barber Maitland
Company
Phone 7l4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
New Elixir, Called Aspi-
ronal, Medicatcd With
Latest Scientific Rene
dies, Used and Endorsed
by European and Amer
lean Army Surgeons to
Cut Short a Cold and
Prevent Complications.
Every Druggist in U. S. IN
structcd to Refund Price
While You Wait at
Counter If Relief Does
Not Come Within Two
Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immcdi.
ate Relief, Quick Warm
Up.

The sensation OF the year in the
dru: trade is Aspir0Gal. the two
minute cold ana cough rclirvar. au-
ihoritativcly guaranteed by the laho-
rntorics; tested. approved and most
enthusiastically endorsed by the
highest authorities. and proclaimed
by the common people as ten times
as quick and effective as whiskcy.
rock and rye. or any other cold and
cough remedy they have ever tried.
All dru" stores are now supplied
with the wonderful new elixir. 80 all
You have To do TO get rid Of that cold
is TO step into the nearest drug store.
hand the clerk half n dollar for n bot
tie of Aspironal and tell him To serve
YOU two teaspoonfuls with four tea
Spoonfuls Of water in Il glass. With
your watch In your hand. take the
drink at one swallow and call for
your money hack in two minutes if
you cannot feel your cold fading
away like a dream within the time
limit. Don't be bashful. for ali drug
Gists invite you and expect you TO
try it. Evcrybody's doing it.
When your cold or cough is re-
lieved, take the remainder OF the
bottle home to your wife and babies.
for Aspironal is by far the safest and
most effective. the easiest to take
and the most agreeable cold and
cough remedy for infants and chill
dren.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
SOUTH IS TURNING
AGAINST CALOMEL
Mr.. DOdSOn. The Liver Tone
Man, Responsible for
Change for the Better

Every druggist in town has noticed
n great falling OF in the sale of caio-
mel. They all give the same reason.
Dodson's Liver Tone is taking its
place.
''Caloncl is dangerous and people
know it." Dodson's Liver Tone is
personally guaranteed by every drug
s!st who sells 1t. y large bottle
doesn't cost very much. but IL il faiIs
TO give easy relief in every case of
liver sluEgishncss ana constipation,
lGSt ASK FOR your money back.
bodson's Liver Tone is "A pleasant
tasting. purely vegetable remedy.
harmless 10 both children and adults.
TAKE spoonful At night and wake.
up feeling fine; no biliousness, sick
hcadachc. acid stomach or cunsii-
pated bowels. /; doesn't gripc or
cause Inconvenience all the next dav
like violent caiomcl. Take n dose OF
ca!omeI today and tomorrow you will
feel, weak. Sick and nauseatcd. Don't
lose n Gay-hdv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
LYNCHBURC BIRTHS
OUTNUMbER DEATHS
Same Situation Prevails in Danviilc,
according to Statistics Com
piled ia Two Cities,

LfNciHC l,G. Ian. TIP 10 Jnuu-
aFy J. IA. department o: public wel-
i i.j hai rcpo,ts ot $40 births ana
~ u"b'.ir. MOI, pl the former and
!csA OF ~, tor than Lyuchnur; has
Known IN many years and better
".'t tS's -. pin respects than the
c!'y mas ever "upwu.
IN item % wDich tnc local health
department rs particularly proud is
th" extremely low typhoid rate ;
for tn 100000 and an equally sat
lsiactpry showing in infant mortal
ity. Not u siHsi, white person died
OF typhoid. and The solitary negro
"nr tell . victim owed ncr death To
dtsob"di.lcc OF her doctors !nstruc-
tons. SiAty-iiy" infants, less than
one year odd. died durin.: TIA. year.
rms is AZ tie rate OF siXty-seycn Tor
thr LOCO Of births and compares with
~, INC average for the N.Y. years
ended ipecemter 80, 1915. The rate
Tor wnite infants WAS 81.
While the v!'. rs not entirely SAM
tatcd. there being iSg houses that are
not connected XIII the sewerage sy.-
tom, thgs" placer have OccH notified;
and before "a. year is ended there
VIII be no hpus" iH tn. city without
prop"r sewerage connections The
one rata! case oi ,sphoid Was a,tri-
butab!c |" bad Sewerage and :. mol
lut"d well After this ear dan ger
from such source wIll have been
eliminated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
7. M. C. A. WORKERS MEET
HERE TOMORROW MORNING
Recently Organized Industrial de-
pnrtmrni oI organization
Ia ffOid Session.

The rcCrNtIy |UFEHNIItU industrIaI
department U; the state Y. NJ. -. y.
VIII hC!a a meeting IN tn. board
room Of IN. Chamber OF Commerce
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning, fol-
oH-G by "A luncheon "a, The West
moTcland CLUB. Howard x KcIStcr
rs executive secretary OF TIE depart
mont, wH.ch> WAS termed to supcrin-
tend and prOmot" association aCt!v-
.l!cs among workers.
Among those who Viii meet here
tomorrow are n l.. FERGUSON. pres
idcnt Of the Newport Na"s Snipbuili-
ing and Dry Dock Company. chair
man II the subcommittee OF the state
industrial! department I. VI. Caring
Norfolk f.. II Crutchncli Peters.
burg. IL Il. Fitzgerald. pJnviile; /.
H. McWane l.yuchDUrE. and George
81. clair, Tazow"ll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
PLANS TO PUSH PETITION
FOR JAMES RIVER MONEY
Council Committee an Dock, river md
hnrbor win Discuss the
Matter runit:lit

Ihe Dock. River and Iiarbor Com
miiiee II city Council. cchvdulcd 20
meet AZ o'clock ton!ga;, wl! dis
cuss the amount of appropriation
needed for the work OF the commit
tee for the coming year. This com
'aittce is member oil the Deeper Wa
terways' Association aud the National
Rivers anl lla"bo:,' Congress and at
tends every year the conventions OF
these bodies
Ia" Committo" Will algo discuss
plans for pUshiuG the petition he
.or" Congress Tor larger apprppriu-
t!on* fer James River imn-ovs incnts
~ IN. recent meeting %: the Rivers
ana HOrbOrs Consr ~. members OF
the committee had satisfactory con
icr'ICcr with many members Of Con-
gr"SS, ali o: whom stated they would
help the Virginia Congress in So
curing aHcquHt" appropriations for
riv": an;! harD"r improvements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13

mere. ia inexorablc. aud thot ia our
practices of mercy Justification Tor
lawlcssncrs cannot be found" 1t
Governor Morrison and his party
arrived by special train at 10 O'clock
This morning from Charlotte
Pre-, cdiRS tho inaugural core
monies. which took place IN .he C,ltv
Auditorium, there was parade,
through the principal streets OF tho
city.
After taking tho oath OF Once,
which VS. administered by Chlef
Justice Waiter Glars OF tNc %trtb
Carolina Supreme Court. Gov ernpr
Morrison was driven TO the capitol
where the reins OF government were
formally turned over To him.
The inaugural ceremonies Will
come 20 Il close tonight with a pub
tic reception at the GpverHor's man
sion and a ball at the City Audi
torium.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
OFFICERS AT CAMP LEE
WILL GO TO PHILIPPINES
Reconnaissance Officers nnd En-
listed Men VIII ic Transferred
10 tamn McIGr.
!spcciai to The Times-pispatch

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch |
PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. l2.-Ac-
cording to an official order of Secrc-
;ary OF War Baker. copy Of which
WAS received n this city today. all
commissioned officers OF the Forty
Third and si%ty second lnfantry reg
.ncnts NOW stationed at Camp Leo
VIII. as soon rs possible, be trans
tered 10 the fhiIipp!a department
for service. The upacominisS ioncd
officers and enlisted men So. be
transferred TO camp Meade
No official orders dlryct.u. the
transfer %: either commits .G,ucl Of
hccrs OF men hay" yet p,cn received
al the camp. Colonel BIrth. camp
commander. stated today. a.tnougn
SUCH ordeJS are expected any time.
Both reg lu.nis 81 Infantry a, Camp
Lee VIII become parts OF the Seventh
DIVISION at Camp McaG. wien the
.oca cRmp Is abandoned. accordin.
20 the orders The rs.,Iin,uta! COT
ofs. nationai colors. company records.
rcEimcntai funds ana band nstru-
'nents Viii be taken 70 the Philippines
department.
Inc second Battalion al the Twelfth
infantry. now stationed at Norfolk.
has D.en relieved Of service there.
ana Nj! b" transferred 10 camp Lee
act as @rard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
MORRISON GOVERNOR
OF NORTH CAROLINA
New Chief Executive Sounds Warn.
ing Cry to Criminals Opcrat-
ing in His State.
NV Nssoclatrd PRESS. |

RALEIGH. y. G. Jan. I2.--Cameron
Morrison. OF Charlotte. Democrat.
was inauGuratcd at noon today Is
the fifty first Governor OF North
Carolina TO tie elected by popular
vote of III" people, succeed y :;
Thomas W Hickctt. also Il i :..ocrat.
liz his in1ugural address Governor
Morrison touched upon good roads.
taxation. low enforcement, education
and health.
I'VE must enforce the law agains,
crime in our Stn'c with Eodlikc iru
pnrtiality and Justice" he declared
w. must lct the criminal in our
midst kno" that or-auiZ.d society
In this state viii make no quarter
with crime: that our states crnccp-
t!on OF JustiCo. thouEh .seAsoncI Wi n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
More iiirths Than Deaths.

DNNNILI4F. y. IAN ia COM
pllation ~ vital statistics covering
three years made by the city health
department shows an increase in .:hc
number Of births and a decrease in
deaths during 1920 compared w!th
born here and 35a al,d In 1918 the
Births numbered 52l and the deaths
36i Dr Garrett. city ucalth officer
ascr!bcs in Ia. increase In the birth
recording births ANA Ia" low death
rat" to the fact that the .niiucnz,.
scourGe OF 1915 and 1919 caused the
thus increased the stamina OF the
cD,nluunity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
BODY OF DAHVlLLE MARINE
ARRIVES FROM OVERSEAS
Rcmuins OF Eaila-d Pruitt VIII lie
Buried With Military Honor.

tSpecial "a Tn" Times. Dl.patchI
i'NNNlLi.E. VA. Jan. !2-Tha re-
mains OF ballard rrlitt. a Danyilin
marine. who d!"d !u France. arrived
This evening and wus- removed by
the home of Mrs MD.!.c pr,,i,, on
hcnry street. Tho flucra! wNi ID
held with military donors tomorrow
evening
In" b06y viii b" removed 10 Keen
street Church, where no f,,pn-.I yiji
j." hr!d. Marines wi.. u" pa!lbcar-
.rs, an! otncr Veterans wu. form the
:!riaE squad which VIII q company
thc romans TO L"eMDut Cemetery
pruitt is the first Danvillc soidier
TO be brought nom" from France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
Enn,mIr I,nn., Mcrt.

ibh%IIl.LE. VA Jan. i2-!itoCi.-
holders uf the First National Eauk
"f Dauviiic ana The American Ma
tcnai Hani: Held their annual meet
inra yesterday Tor crSaniZaripn pI;-
poses The Commercial BaEk share
holder met tins Afternoon. Reports
from! all thrv. banks showed them
To %" ia strong financial condition
and 10 has. passed through - pros
porous year.
All % the old officers OF tho First
National Bank were rc-"i"Ctcd. with
james !. rritch"tt Vrcidcu'. i few
changes In pcrsoHac! We're mad" on
account Of tho recent RESIGNATION OF
!i.HEy Patton. who is now with 4
larhmrud bUnk. :. u. Carrinrtou
was elected Ia his place as Il director
in tao bank kepOr,s Of tho oWccrs
show ed that dividends agErcsa
~ per cent hud been declared during
tho year, besides a substantial add
t!uu 10 the surplus fund.
Frank Talbot Was r"-clcCtcd pres
Idcut Of the American National Bank
ct thu meeting .! its stOckhold"rs All
of the directors were rc-clcctci w!ta
The exception @! \. y. Caring ton.
who became Identified With the First
National Rank This vacancy VIII be
allied later This bank declared =
per cent IN divId"nds and added To it's
aurIlus y considerable sum was
spent IN meeting the cost o: the rev
hJuk huilding occupied during the
course Of ;hc year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
NEW BANK WILL OPEN
DOORS IN BRISTOL SOON
Resources Of Rordcr Ciiy's F'inan-
cial Institutions Increase ST.
100000 In Years Time.
CAPITAL STOCKS ARE RAISED
G. &. Wright Is Elected President
of Virginia National at Peters
burg-B. Il. Jones Goes to Union
Trust Company.
iSncclnl In .rhn rinea.rlsnn,ch.

Especial 10 The Times -Dispatch.l
HRiSTOL. VA. Jan. l2.--Thc new
Union Trust Bank, organized hcro
win capital and surplus or more
than 100000. will open FOR business
some time during the present month.
Tho bank viii OCCUPY large three
and Fourth streets. in the heart OF
aOm. prominent local business man,
is Tho prosideH, 81 the new banh.
RriSlOl's bank resources increased
over S-.pn9.oOJ during The year 1920.
This ig the largest increase ever
mad. during period Of twelve
months
Thc Bank OF Bristol 10 .ne.. ing
IT. capital stock from slpv.JJD 10
;2"0,0o0. Tin" First NI'ipual BANK
increased It's capita! stock TO i25G.opV.
TN" Dominion %ational iJuk has in
ri"gs'h rs capita! stock from $4,000
10 JaVp GOO
~ +. Jonas. prominent Bristol
hHii"ei ana business n..n. was elected
president y! Tho FIRST EatIouh Bank
81 i-l!&nuethon. carter County. Tom.
Ht recent meeting Of thc stock
holders OF tho banh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13

MANCHESTER. VA. Jan. Il
Fruit growers % the Winchester dis
trict hive been asked by II T.. Byrd,
president Of the Frederick County
Fruit Growers Association, IN attend
an all-day meeting her" January -
TO consider the general subject OF
Growing Better Apples"
put-oi-town speakers VIII include
s. ". Fletcher. pf The Pennsylvania
state College, j. i. stewart. OF Penn
Aylvania; vi II. Waite. OF the nitcl
States Department, OF Agriculture.
-. Cold Miller. iuwuOd. w Va; T.. g.
Auchtcr. OF the Maryland -kg:icultu-
raj station. college PARK. nd. ami
=. 5 Ra!stou and II J.. Price. OF tho
virginia Extension Service. Blacks
purs.