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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
Virginia Leads in Pear
Production fer Year

Especial 10 The Times Dispo,cb
WASHINGTON. Sept. 25.-vir.
I'hih hrads The list OF the nine At
Hhh'ic states in the production u.
p'"rA according TO figures from
'he i'2o census. The total prodnc-
uoh or this, fruit in 1920 totnIcd
-s'''-' bushels Maryland comes
II Close second with a production
OF 2S',io? bushels. The produc-
tloh OF pears in Virginia ia 1903
amounted To .i.iS6 bushels
Ihert was Il decrease in tho
number of bearing pear trees IN.
the State in 1920, aS compared with
lal9. The numbcc of bearing
trees IN 1870 was 3ll.lgg, com.
pared with io',iI7 in 1909.
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snrchlowcr< KIN wn,cb,,,,.

CHICAGO. Sept. 23.-Safcbiowers
early sunday shot ana killed Edward
Bruce steward. 81. watchman for
:. ID. chiids Il Co. a downtown con-
Germ. in an effort to make away with
$4,000. Before his death, however
stewart frustrated ;hc robbers plans
by spreading an alarm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
TWO Die From shotgun woDus.

MACON. GA. Sept. a5.-C. w. Eoza-
man. u. ana oliver pitkin. "a J..l
in = local hospital today from wounds
received last night a; Cary Ca. when
'hcE engaged in a shotgun duel On
'he main street "f the town. noz.
ms" and fitkin were Hlcakiy county
farmers and brothers in-law. Tn
shooting followed II quarrel owe,
money matters. according to co,u.
~ officials
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
MYSTERY INVOLVED
IN MURDER OF THREE
pctcrf'rs Puzzled Over Death Of
Mnn' Wife and Daughter In
NlfchiEnu

DOW AG'Ac. MICH. Sept, "a
Ni'er SIN days Investigation on tho
part of Cass County officers and pri-
rate Sieteciives. the mystery sur
rounding the murder in their home
here OF William Monroe. his wife and.
daughter. remained as deep tonight
as when the bodies were discovered
last Tuesday morning, ;he authori-
ties announced.
= The officers declared :hcy we're
continuing the Investigation on tho
theory that robbery was tho motive
for the crime.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
OPEN CONFERENCE
ON UNEMPL PL0YMENT
IN CAPITAL TODAY
Will Consider Ways and
Means TO Provide for
Idle Workers.
DELEGATES COMPRISED
OF EXPERTS ON LABOR
Body Will Recommend Erncr-
gcncy Measures for Mill
eating Situation.
tEw Associated Press

WASHiNGTON, Sept a5.-Thc ma
u"nal un"mploymcn, conference.
summoned oy Prcsiden, Hardin. to
consider ways and means Of uroyId.
InH Il livelihood for the many thou
sands 0' involuntary idle IN TN.
tnii"d states. Will assembly mere TO.
morrow. Comprising half hundred
representatives. from most .: the kew
trades. members oc tho conference
were selected. ii was said for ,h.ir
knowledge ot conditions in yarIous
sections OF The country aud in the
various industries.
VIII Determine Needs
The hrst duty u. the conference
VIII be To determine accurately rho
cmp!oymhnt needs OF the nation at
present and To recommend 90 the
administration emergency measures
Tor mitigating the situation b..or.
IN" riS"rs "f winter Set IN to in
crease the hardships OF the wag.lcss
officials here SAID
with the Immediate problem of
Work distribution solved. according
70 administration officials. the con-
A.
ton OF permanent policy for com
batting un"mploymcnt Throughout the
country, whenever ana Wherever a
serious situation may arise. and. in
addition, to suggest methods for has
tcn!ns the return TO normal %, COM
mere" and business generals.
Harding {" open Farley.
Ihe conferences is t ~ opened :or.
ma!iy tom yrrOw ~ rrcs.G MT Iiard.
i"S with an address az welcome to
ih' men and women who responded
Z" mis- invitation to le,d tN.ir coun.
sci 10 ia" government. Secretary
Hoover named by the President Az
chairyam az the conference. Is 10
laH before The confcrecs suggestions
tor efficient organization TO .nonI.
an expeditions consid ration OF the
question at hand and the most pr,c
I1chl means for reaching the concIu-
SionS sought. To this .n,L IL is cx-
Dcc;cd The conference will at once
form itself into committees ia in.
au!rc int" the various angles OF the
Unemployment problem the recon-
incndati"ns OF the committees To he
acted upon by the whole body i'm ar
riVine at general policy Provision
mas been made for as many as ten
committees. indicating that these
bodies would consist OF nve or six
couferccs each
Statistics and an emergency pro-
gram, 1t was said. would he the first
subjects for study by the committees
mass OF data has been prepared
Tor The us" Of III" conference by an
ADVISORY committee Of economic cx-
pcrts appointed by Secretary Hoover.
and with this data and such addi
tIonal Information on The subject as
the conference may gather. as bv
means Of hearings before its COM
mittccs. il is believed the whole MIC
turc Of natinndl Unemployment may
be r!suaii2cd quickly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Tcu months
ago BESSIE Coleman. ii 2iyear-oid ne
grcss. lcEt her home in l'hicago,
where she had tccn employed as a
manicnrist. FOR Europe To-day she
returned TO this country on tho
steamship Manchurta as fnil-
hedScd avia;riN. said to be the frs,
of her race, The woman. who Mt
tended an aviation school in France,
plans TO engage in. exhibition flying
in this country. &
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Head of Law and Order
League Declares Saloons
Openly Selling Liquor.
FITZNIORRIS ORDERS
DRASTIC INVESTIGATION
Police Chief Charges Every
Other Policeman on Force
Is a Bootlcggcr.
my Jnmca u. KIIgnlicm.

United News STAFF Correspondent.
CHICAGO. Sept. 25.-Chicago: wet
tcs; city IN America.
Irfty per cent OF its policemen
hcotlcGgers.
lis crime rate growing.
l,s supposedly dry" saloons racic l
TO the doors.
Its liquor and love" tragedies
steadily increasing.
The prohibition officials handica -
ped and practically helpless.
The situation is declared 10y Arthu-
HurraGc Farwcil. president of toe
Chicago Law and order League. 20
a. 4 crisis He says that $500 Of
The 1000 saloons in Chicago are open
ly selling liquor. Durins other
crises in the history OF Chicago
those or 1871. after the Chicago f!r.;
in 1877. during the railroad riots, aul
In 1894. during the y. Il. l.. strike
Federal troops were sent 10 the city.
ho says.
VIII Urge Probe.
MIR. Farwcll told the United News
sunday niSht thai. .-his. urG2niSatioo
would send n co,nm'Inicatinn tins
week 10 President Harding ana the
Cabinet calling attention to the liur n
situation in Chicago. ana urging an
immediate Investigation.
Chief "c Police Charles T. Fi.z.
morris, an cx-ncwspapcr man and =,
trained Observes. GacS Earwcll one
o"ttor lie says that IL his rcnori :
are correct. every other policeman ycu
SCr in Chicago is n booticn.cy
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TWO MINE OPERATORS
MISSING FROM HOMES
Unionist Crowd Causes f.Aplo-
sion in Combination Liquor
and Grocery Store.
"r-E>r"ncnunSr> ARRIVE
Ndhtti"nni Military nIi> s"usht to
Enforce Vigorous Measures "a
2eciI Disturbances.

BELFAST. Sept. - Two persons
wer" Killed aud tb!rty-slx wounded
in rioting her" las, nlsht. during
which bombs were thrown Two
children playing in the streets and
girl were wounded by stray bui-
lets during the ARRAY.
The girl was wounded when the
police and military nr.d on crowds
of people tn Sehfori street,
Eighteen ~ tho wounded were
taken To the Victoria Hospital ana
the other eighteen TO the Wumeu.s
hospital During the hgh,inc a >A :
loon was burned
Bomb Thrown In Houd.
one bomb was thrown In the Mile
water Road, which Is outside Tn.
area that has oen concerned Ia the
ri"tins. Six persons were wuuu,ic,i
here. Two or them seriously.
one version OF the EARLIER Lomb-
in2 in East Belfast is that a Union
ist crowd threw a bomb into "a CON.
hination liquor aud grocery stur. IN
order to set 1t ON hrc, und ,ha;
while ,hcy wer. carr ius uu, IN.
operation they were made the iar.,,
for Republican bomb
Military rr-oniorecmen,s a,riycd III.
Ho!fa.t tht, afternoon, ana Vigorous
measures To puelI the disturbances
are expected
Nun shut Nnd Killed.
on" man MAS shot aud kIlI.d ani
woman wounded dg-lnr The rot
ms !n the New Tonurds Roads ais
t'ict i'm East Belfast, Saturday art
"rmoon During the riotmg an al
tack was made on public house in
cambria street North belfast, ANA It's
contents looted. later the house was
burned
Parties of armed and mashed men
raideh the homes Of j Whitaker.
general manager Of the castle
C"Her-k -k'ikenny coal mines. whcr. a
sirik" Is In progress, and j. !i.r-
graves. manager of the mines Both
Whitaker and iiarrravcs were taken
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
Warren ucc,Iycd In T,,<,

TOKYO. Sept ?j.-Charlcs u. War,
rem. the new American mtnis,er rs
Japan presented his credentials q.
Jour; today.
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Spcaker.s Surren.l.r

It WIS SptAkcr's surrrudcr M,
"aii cub had gone dead on him iust
at the brow OF the last and hardest
mn The new lnc-up couldn't be
any worse than the original per
sonnet though i; tried hard To be.
All told and It's telling "a Iot-the
"hNS smashed three Indian pitchers
Tor twenty hits. Speaker tried
hoth right and lcft-handed pitching.
AGAINST the Yanks. and If any tai
'nted Young man had offered 10
rltch with ms feet iris would have
,ContInucd an I,iIc, l,oI -
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EACH POWER WILL HAVE
FIXED POLICY TO SUPPORT
To Enter Arms ParIcv With
Defined Line Of Maximum
Concessions.
"'cH ARGUMENT Is ENrEcrEn
ohh"'nls Dc"Inrc Great Britain WIN
seek Z" Maintain Her Naval Su-
rr"mncy. While japan lin. Several
ItiD Matters to Discu,s
ny >. Frrdrrirk Es>nr..
Washington Correspondent OF.
Tho Times -Dispatch.


WASHiNGToN. Sept. .5.-Eoch Of
the principal powers viii enter the
conference on Limitation OF arn.-
mtntS and Far Eastern questions
Win 4 clearly defined line Of max.
inum concessions. according to best
d'pi"mato Information in Washing
ton Each Will hav. nvcd policy
10 support. more cmpharlzc,I mar.
hars In tn. cases OF ,;rea, Britain
ialnm aud The United states. re-
Np"ct'ng national defense aud eco
upmic .ccur.ty.
" views by oEcia; authorities.
Great Britain VIII seek to maintain
""r 'aEa! supremacy: japan Viii In
sis; upon "a guaranteed .grcss for
'cr "Ncr!i"winE population in con.
isgu"us regions and Il free no,y from
HSIa of raw materials for her indus.
f'"S also freedom from military
menace. while the United States w!l
a. 'nand no peculiar and individual
advantage. but viii insis, upon tho
dhroEation Of the Anrlo-Japan.se
aIiianc" and equality of opportunity
Tor american trade and investments
IN China
Would iicid Ultimate Right.
|, is generally assumed TINT no.
ilt!cal considerations viii dominate
the conference. and that such agree
nicnts as may be reached Will he Of
i"ctcd through compromise. Whereby.
IN "a fundamental sense. every coun-
Try represented would WELD It's uIti-
mate right To resort 10 fore" To oh
tain special or exclusive advantar.
IN such countries as China and ST.
hcria in order to secure the benefit
"i an international guaranty OF
economic and political security
The several governments a, this
time are thinking in terms OF peace.
realizing that any fresh war between
two of the great powers. with tho
possibility OF general war would
throw back the nations ever farther
ihan did the war with the central
empires. in addition Ia exposing to
the danger OF dissolution or to par.
tition the every territories. the prcs-
crvation Of whose integrity is th.
prime object Of the Washington con-
ference.
Must Reach DETERMINATION.
!; is also accepted that. before an
agreement can he reached ON the
question Of limiting armamcntS de-
termination must be reached ON those
subjects held to he vital by each
power concerned and involving inter-
csts. the protection of which. has re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

t,nueH nn l.asr 2. Gol.. e. =
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Negro wonnn nrcome. Ayintr,,.

'Continucd on Fnge ). Col. -
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Must Reach Dctcrminntinn.

s""'.""cn Un ."sc :. 10. d.,
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soc I 8. rl''a<
(ContInued l-roin sixth p.rc.)--

N,vht!Nucd FROM sixth P"Ec)
Rachel GreEe state supervisor of
Teacher Traiuiii.. and Miss Julia
WOODBRIDGE. supervisor If drawing IN
tho city schools.
On last Friday Tho faculty of the
school gave unique picnic for the
students, a; Forest Hiil Park The
table was decorated in class cplors.
the faSors being college caps. carry
ing out ;hc color SChcrI,. ana minil-
iuro picnic baskets. IN which were
place cards With humorous verses
descriptive OF the students. After the
luncheon MAS served. tho degrees
which Were ATTRACTIVE hand painted
folders. revealing the future of each
member OF the class were conferred
upon the guests by Miss Sarah g.
Brooks. OF tho faculty.
The ncNt social feature oC the
school viii bo the annual cutevtuin-
mont OF the graduates hy tho junior
class. Of which Miss Matte Walker is
president
Tho closing .XcrciScs viii h, nc,d
in the auditorium OF the L.. H. ~"
Building MenGuy oy,uiuG AZ S1i
o'clock. and ;la public is invited to
be present
Following Is list of the members
ot the senior class: EDNA Earl Bass
Katherine Mason Brown Helen l1duu
Burkcrt. Eliaahyu Buttcrworth. Mu-
drcd Virginia Cole, Lillian curtis. Id
a"phine Dunn. Mary lE,on HubauG.
Miriam Carlyle Lacy. Beatrice "Trip
ictt s.. Clair Margaret Edi;h Sutton.
Rosalic Whitiork Wills Bcss Mon
70" Turner R"ha Cohn. Ethel Hazel
grove.
officers Elected.
Tho final meeting of the rarcnt-
Teachers Association Of tho L. T..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05

laEta.
Mr.. ana Mrs. i'-: Whaling AMI
daughter. of Martinsviilc. who have
Ncrr risi!nR Mr. ana Mrs. l.. A.
fc:.!cH. Have rc'uiEcd to their hu:u".
Mrs. l-uco I'cullc;ou and I;ru, -
icnd,ct"n. Jr, mr." visiting Mr. 0Hd
Mrs. ,'nailic Skinner in Durhdu
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Eoothc. Of
Chase city. are visiting relatives in
this d;y.
Miss Kitty Nelson who hus hcru
Visiting MI. AID Mrs. cnIrii. No"li.
Las returned To her homo in Norfolk.
she was accompanied by Ted and
ii,lNn NOel!.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05

MIR. and Mrs. l.. ~ Jones spent
Tuesday In Suffolk.
Mrs" Mason Cook. and little daugh.
,.r' Nnic. ;n'e quests OF MIR. and Mrs.
w N tOok. OF Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II. savage. of Nor
folk. Were The Weekend quests IN
III" homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. James /.
Camp.
The public schools Of ,h. town
nave closed for the summer 1920
Io1l. after having ono of the most
successful sessions in It's history
mere were seventeen graduates
william camp. Of tn" Cnivcrs!ty
Vi virginia Is spending the aumme-
vacation with his parents, MIR and
Mrs. james l.. Camp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
FRANKLIN

Special - The Times Dispatch
FRANKLIN. VA. June i-Miss
!'"n!r- EAwlos, OF Intermuut Col :
lego. Bristol. is home for the sum
u.rr vacation with her parents. MIR
and Mrs. L. RawlcS.
Colgate Borden. Of Columbia Uni
vorsi;y. New York City. is home for
the summer vacation with his par
cu;*. Mir and Mrs. g. W. borden.
Miss Eva Potts. OF Brauchvillc. is
spending the week with Miss Alice
Sell
Mrs. Fanny Bristow. is spending
several months with her sister. Airs.
Warren stephenson. OF Atlanta. Ga
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
HOLlINS

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
lioLLlNS. VA, June i.-Miss Mabel
i'oWcr returned Il few days ago from
IuaSon College. Alabama. where she
hiS hr'n teaching for some years.
anu whcr" she expects 10 teach next
session, She IS to -. FOR - pnr, OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05

tho summcr/at Columbia University.
New York
The following teachers have left
Tor their homes: Miss Mary Moore
tcircc. McttsviIic: kcba Turner. chat .
nam; coroliuc Ell.s. Ashland Mar
Gar"t lrufcr. StaUntou. Pauline Old
h'zcT. Broadway ANA y. l.. Garland.
RichnOnd County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
BUY NO DYE BUT
"DIAMOND DYES"

Unless YOU ask for "piamond Dyes
you may get II poor dye that strcalss
spots. fades and ruins your goods
Every package Of Diamond Dyes con
tains simpl" directions for home dye
ing OF tintinS any new. rich fadclrss
color int" garments or drupcrios uf
any material. no mistakes, no fail.
urcs.-h ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05

community mt large. Members OF the
CLUB who haV" discussed the matter
arc very enthusiastic over IN" idea
and have pledged their full support
iu every wa! possible. i'lans arc
now being perfected tor AN carly
start IN the work OF organizing the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05

called meeting Of the wo:nans
Auxiliary. American Legion. Will he
held Thursday morning at II o'clock
at ia" Richmond Hotel. Mrs. c. W.
MaSSic viii prcSi Idle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05

hold It's regular monthly ,no.ttn,-
"Wednesday morning at II O'Clock at
the Confederate Museum.
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MuME>'s MEETINGS.

There will be- Il called meeting ~
- ii:lGa'a Gu!ll at tho parish house
OF 81 i"uiS church Mouday morn
l"H Ht II O'clock rho meeting is -
most important One
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05

Will bc held at "a o'"loc,l
TUESDAY morning at the John Mar
shall House. Members are asked to
note the change in tn" hour o. meet.
Ing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05

The Social Workers oc the Cary
street settlement House will meet
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at
10; West Cary street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05

Richmond Chapter, L. u G., wi.
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$40 Couch Hammock

JUST the thing for the (
porch and to talk" along on 4
the vacation trap. Made Of
heavy canvas. complete
WIKI good reversible" mat
trcss and chains. only
> so at SiI..5. tStand not included
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05

vi e e B II U y 70 q a "a ~
= norAlNs-rcmpornry Location wesB stree.
Evening star., 1921-06-17

Another lot of Little Girls Charming Sum
mer Frocks. fashioned OF fine quality col
ored organdies, in the newest ruf1ed AM
tucked models. Some are embroidered
others with cute sashes. All the wante'
summertime colors to choose from. Sizes
to years
Goldenberx's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-17

city voile Waistings in white mer-
cerized stripes, checks and embrod- o.
cred figures of white. Saturday AOC
only yard ........
a:-INCH WHITE PoNGEE-A superior
yarn mercerized quality witt. soft finish-one
of the most desirable wash fabrics for mems
and boys shirts. women's MILDLY 0E,
bouses and childrens wear Satur- ZOC
day only. yard Observation-Disclosures.
weight white fabric in neat white checks, in
Guiding plain and broken cnecks
For women's W lists, childrens o.
frocks and lingerie wear. Saturday ZOC
only, YARD ........... ............
4o-INcH WHITE oRGANDY-Extra Fine.
able width for making summer o.
biouses and frocks Saturday only. ZCC
'a pI.1owc.srs.!sxss n,eached Pillow
cases: perfect quality: hand torn and o.
ironed finished with deep hem. Sat- ZOC
sHEEr1NG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Un-
bleached Sheetng Cotton: good
heavy round-thread grade for max a.
ing bed sheets. Saturday only. TWO ZOC
BLEACHED MUsLIN-Yarc-wide Bleached
Muslin. a fine soft-fnish quality of o.
strong. even weave. Saturday only, ZOC
TWO YARDS for ...........
CHINA MATTING-Good Quality China
Mating. in various colored stripe effects
Der of yards you require. Regu- az
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TWO yards for
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Washable Cretonnes. in light and dark floral,
bird and foliage designs: for dra- 0Ec
peFes cushion oaw and fusature COW ZO
BOYS NECT<WEAR-Al1-silk Crepe de
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BOYS HATS-Special lot of Boys Sum-
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BOYS sUsPENDERs-Special lot of Boys
suspenders. made from good strong o.
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BIS COLLARs-Boys' Soft Collars in
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facturers in the GO. country IT. a 9rhird Z0C
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% Art HEEDGEWoRK-Japanese Ez; Blue Print
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1anted fast sss color; Re Rsenlar price zoe Z5C
ART GooDsLodd lot Of scarfs in plain
hemstitched styles and with seal ~
BROOCHES cameo-efrect Brooches, in
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u Sc SEWHEIRY.shot:bead JEW Il i:;ioi Long
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sTATioNiERiY..Boxed Writing Papers. "a
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TWO BOXES for -.................
soc BELTs-Women's White Kid Belts,
with ivory finished buckles, in styl- 0E
ish shapes; all well made. Satur- Z9C
aas gs%H oais Ham NErs.choice Of cap shapes
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:ssas: sss % ss:.,:s S<,ss sasu9a.s y 25c
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TOOTHBRUSHES-Goo quality bristles,
with bone and transparent handles. ~
Sold regularly up to Csc EACH Sat- Z9C
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The Grangeville globe., 1921-04-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice Ia hereby given that at 10 a
IN. on tn 30th day of April. 1921. a.
Elk City, County of Idaho. State of
Idaho. before g. l. l. Basket notary
public proof will be submitted OF the
completion Of works for the diversion
of cubic feet per second Of the waters
Of Silver Greek, in accordance with
the terms and conditions Of a certain
permit heretofore issued by the Com
missioner of Reclamation Of the State
Of Idaho.
l. The name Of the person or cor
poration holding said permit Is James
Montgomery.
2. The postoffice address of such
person or principal place Of business
Of such corporation is Orogrande,
County of Idaho. State of Idaho.
3. The number of such Permit is
14651, and the date set for the com
pletion Of such work is April 80, 1921
4. Said water is to be used for min
ing purposes.
8. Said works Of diversion will be
fully completed on the date set for
such completion, and the amount of
water which said works are capable
of conducting to the place Of intended
use, in accordance with the plans ac-
companying the application for such
permit, is s cubic feet per second
g. The place of intended use of
said water is on unsurveyed land,
probably in Township 81 NJ, range Z
East, b. M
W. G. SWENDSEN,
19-4t Commissioner Of Reclamation.
The Grangeville globe., 1921-04-21

But suppose hadn't proposed to
yOu. after all?"
Then. John. should have proposed
TO you. I fear"
Put YOU were running an awful risk.
sending that telegram tc Neddy Je-
rome"
She took one large red ear in each
little hand and shnok his head loving
ly. SILLY" she whispered. don't be
goose. ] knew YOU loved me;
would have known il. even If Neddy
Jerome hadn't told me so. so
played IA safe game all the way
through. and oh, dear Caiiph John, I'm
so happy could CRY"
God bless my mildewed soul" John
Stuart Webster murmured helplessly
The entire matter was quite beyond
his comprehension,
TTHE END.1
The Grangeville globe., 1921-04-21

Recipe
Yoaks of 8 egRs
IN cups of gran
ulated sugar, a
cup Of water, "
cup of buttG,
2h cups pastry
-four, 3 level tea
spoons Calumet
Baking Powder,
l tablespoon a
vanilla. Thea
mix In the SsW.
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