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fiLTiDNS-LEG4LS
Auction Sales
AIrALiCiilAN POWER COMPANY
NOTICE. or y SPECIAL iiEETfSG OF
STOCKHOLDERS
october 10. 1871.


~ Il - u > Observation-Disclosures
meeting ., Ihs s,ocEno.le.rss ' .; 'Hki ~pai
.4-n!an Power ,oinpans wiz o. he'd at
,..ond. state q Virginia, Oh inS ION lay
~ october. lt-l. 80 20 D'riOcE ia tho
forenoon OF that day Tor iHo following
~ 10 consider and aet upon Il vroposi-
toh 10 create bonded Indebtedness IN
tae amount ~ az Ei!i!Gn dollars !c.Q09,-
9egl ~ ssu.ns ria million dollars CO.
tHt'ptI - senet4. lT9ilg"Ie nonds. ;na :
ts'iHE AGEuat !. 1870. bearing interest al
~ f',e 90 seven par lent t'9ep Ter. an
'Hn. such new 5ui3IN 10 Dc secured Dy IL
htS Erngta. in8rtEaEr ar trust deed con.
traehisa, s., Appniaah.am roT&Sssrr CON- SHI
pam nov o"n"a ~ hgreaiteF "epuiTed.
81 =" c1"N.Gsr and &C. up"" PRO
Hon G"l.tfa Jp.voo.0tp Of hftcen-y year
datcd august Z. 1881 aDL the execution
~ an 'ud-H.HFe whereof Al! Of Said ak
m..i.un d"inr t.6.590.9JQl o: now genera!
tHe. coulra9y .hnii bY pledged u secure
40 ia cosr said % million dollars as.-
y9o''gi o.; ggynetai iGor,E4se 40, bore" -. and
hitacu-srar s-g'n .er cen; secured gold
iI"cp. II -a:d rIG 'alllpn dollars o.. 900 :
U9g) %: E,urIEI uUgtGAEs bond, 10 secure
n;teen-yr,r Z" .on poe gsnt occurred goii
A,hrI "t diE~ctufH " this cOmrlny Ia a.-
iAps.z,us Nc prescn, ssue ui NO M!
bpg.OpGl puuc4ps,l amount 81 sait ntt-cu-
year sny"r pvr cent BecuTei Er!i onudb
80 III approve thr fOgias ~ - ;TIsi
d'rI aud an .uiegtgr" under which a;tij
E,uyrHl u4rtga8r bonds and saIi fifteen
Er- 90 br s-ci.fri Ihd issEcG resprrtiEc!Y
and 4" rttI, aud s9.GuNr nv aTrSHEr-
meats 'uHd' ny Sc board % dFrrIof- al
rms ,aru.Hiy tor TIE Iel.rn-ht ana CEn-
relation 81 the atA million dulldrs go
oo7urFl ~ second moT."s. o"nis 81 IN Z
counpaly bnJ"t January 81. 1870 now
secured gold EJtea dLc February 1880.
and tho r'uremeni and ejaculation 0: AL
CofnIsny nov outstanding. ana 20 ratify
~. action OF Tho board u: directors n
"uth4Tl-At az issue 90 s".a fth.sa %!
tn nrst prrt"Tr"a Sluc', or ms t2inpi NJ
a, Iu0y BE- necessary 20 !u!nH ihr ar
TuuEr!n-ut for tie retirement ana cancel
!btiDH 1t sl!H bond SvcuToi sgId notes.
90 To ADOPT rLGfy an4 cUGNgin ~! thi
resolutions ana acts %! tile hoard OF i!:ec-
'o5s rI this cnmplHy 10 connection with
ana sdIh trust Iua"ntUrc. the issue. %!
honda Ib~ryCt.cr, TAN reitTrinrnt ana can.
This eDH.!b"yt the ."tisiaci!oh 81 ne s.c
pnd mortEaEr oi mas spW;np! ani me
t6J To tgausNCt such usWcr business rs
mas come before me meeting.
rlos-a ., tna e.ose OF busincss on Sep.
tru4Drg Is. 1894 and VIII remain closed
uaiN the opening al business on October
~ o'asr OF the @oa e. q 5s ;iI5ys,Gi:
DATED Sew Yors. seniemLer -. i,2l.
ms SAVINGS nAHK OF RICHMOND.
Richmond. Ma. seLioTbcr 20. 1921.
Tho Gir,Ctols have t!ns day declared a
qo"f.ei.iy d!,.qsnnsd q. four o. per sent:
caeo%s WI. ne mailed,
Cashier.
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W. 4 l.. ELEVEN HOLDS
SEVERE SCRIMMACE

LEXINGTON. VA, Sept oS.--Coach
Biil rafferty, put the Generals through
\ tough workout this afternoon, end
ing with the hardest scrimmage of
TINS season. The scrubs punished the
varsity during the entire sCrim.nag re,
ana put up stifr offensive. enab-
ing Coach Rafferty, to correct weak
nesses in his defense. Particular at
tentson was paid TO the varsity line.
me entire team Is showing up we'll
ana is iast getting into shape for the
zane with Randolph Macon College
next Saturday.
HShuTv. scrub tackle. sustained n
broken leg during practicc, and will
Ne our "i the zane for the rest or the
season. He has been showing up
well. and his loss will he felt, The
Generals have suffered no other Sc
rinns accidents thus far this season.
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CALL OFF SPEAKING AS
TRIBUTE TO MONTEIRO
Goo"hinnd Republicans Adopt Rcsu-
iutions of nrspect for Demo-
cratic ChnirmuM's Memory.

THpeciaI % The Tlmrs- DiSpntch.
G6ptHLAND. VA. Sept. oS--An
unusual political event here today
took place when the Republicans OF
the county called of their public
speaking, scheduled IL begin at noon.
in respect to the memory of Judge
AZ y. Montciro, Democratic county
chairman The meeting adjourned
after adopting resolutions dcploring
Judge Montciro's death, extending
sympathy tn his relatives. and de-
claring that the dead Official al
though of a different political faith.
Was fair and Just in all his dealings.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis Otcy, Harry
*. Walcott and x. Harvey liadcn,
Republican candidates. respectively,
for superintendent of Public lnstruc-
ton, Attorney General and House OF
Delegates, were present.
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ANOTHER WARNING
ISSUED AT MOSCOW
Third IntcrnationnIr Advises WnrId
Comrades 10 Hr IN Their
Guard,
ICY Associated Prcss.l

BY Associated Press
LONDON Sept. 2>.--What purpo, IS
10 he another warning issued at Mos
COW by the third in,crnationalc has
reached number ii the European
capitals. II is signed with the names
OF the president Of the intcrnationalc
and eight OF its members. Including
Kari Radck ana Bella Kun.
The document. which is addressed
To ''our world comrades warns them
10 be- on guard. II Describes the Rus
sian Soviet government at the pres
emf momcn, as being between the
hammer and the anvil" and says the
danger threatening soviet Russia is
threatening tho entire world revo-
luton"
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END CONVENTION OF
'ROYAE ARCH MASONS
TrirnniaI Gnthcring Of
General GRIND Chapter Closes
ri t>hr,iIIr.
iBy Associated Press. /

10y Associated PRESS.
ASHEEli.LE. y. g.. Sept 2s.-A re-
ccption TO the general grand high
priest and STAFF by the grand chapter
OF Iowa. concluded the days session
of the thirty-cighth ;ricnnial conyo-
rht!on OF the general grand chapter
Royal Arch MasOns here
An address today by Frederick ".
Craig. gncral grand high priest of
DcS Mo!ncs. Iowa. was heard 10y rep
icscntativcs uf grand chapters from
All parts OF the United states.
The Missouri delegation tonight
presented Mrs. John II Anderson, OF
Fayetteville, y. e.. chairman OF the
ladies' committee. with Il brooch as a
token Of appreciation for her efforts
in entertaining the ladies.
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Injured Negro Dies,

After Coroner Whitncld had viewed
IN" body or Charles johnson. coiorcd.
10 years Old who died i'm virginia
hospital yesterday. from injuries re-
ccivcd in an automobile accident nj
Iark aud Grove Avenues II warraix
was issued for the arrest OF ". G.
Mcaihcc. of 1872 Park Avenue. drive,
Of the car said to have struck John.
son. on Il technical charge of man
slaughter lie was arrested by no
lice OF The Second station ana baiIcd
Tor MS appearance in Police Cou,.'
This morning. Jphnson's death was
attributed by physicians 10 rrac-
turrd skull
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-29
LOCAL ALL-STARS MAY
MEET WASHINGTON

Angels" Arragon's All-Stars NAV
play Nick Mtrock's Washington
SEM pros here Saturday afternoon.
Word has been received here rrcn
TIE nations capital that Altrock ii
ANXIOUS To bring his team to this civ.
'"r a contest. Efforts to secure rho
park VIII be made today. In event
tht WASHINGTON team comes to Rich
mond two games Will be plavcd mr.
Mayo Island Park.
Arragon will send the following
Team against the visitors: Arracnn
Hn.. M"oers 2h.; Moran. S.: Hotch-
MS, 10: carter, CT; Boehling, RI:
Asher, IT,. Licbs. C.: Waldba,ier. n
R0ehling viii hurl one OF the cnmns.
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ARMY FLYERS TO TEST
al,000-POUND BOMB

WASHINGTON. Sept 2S.-Tcsts Of
new 4,ou0- pound aerial bomb. sad
To be the heaviest and probably Tie
most destructive ever constructed
viii he held at Aberdeen proving
grounds. Maryland tomorrow. Meas
nrins fourteen feet in length and
about TWO feet in diameter. the pro-
jectilc is designed To carry a400
pounds OF r. y. Il.
Only machines OF great lifting abil-
ity are adaptable for handling the
new bomb. and In tomorrov's tests
army fiiers will use IIandIey- Page
model. equipped with SPECIAL carry
ms and releasing devices.
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New Work hanks 49,.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-Mergrr If
me Metropolitan National Bank with
'h"s" National Bank. has been an
proved by Tho directors Of the HITTER.
II vas announced today. Directors OF
-" metropolitan Bank will meet 10
ihprrcW Tor the same purpose ~,
'"iai assets OF the Chase Nationa'
hHnk are t377.7G7. soc. ana thoso g.
Tue metropolitan National Bank $40
,'"."'" which Will give the CONSOLE
n"I"d banks total assets ~ Si34 ,5G3.-
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Louisville Cinches peunnnt.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 2S.-The
Louisville Colonels today clinched the
american Association pcnnant by
winning both games OF II double
header from Kansas city, to 3 and
IL to .. should the club lose the
-four remaining games or the season.
and MinncanoliS, the runncr-up, win
it's hv" scheduled games. the Colonies
Htill would be in the lead py one and
onc-h;tlf games.
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Druggist Hits AT Liquor sales.
lHN Associated prrss.

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j, Sept rs
s. &. Waterbury. secretary OF the
National Association Of Wholesale
Druggists. IN an address before the
annual convention of that organiza-
ton today, said tn" government has
forced a monopoly OF the liquor bust
ness upon the druggists. I'VE do not
want u monopoly OF the liquor bust
ness he declared, "but the govern
ment has forced il upon us"
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Negro Held wi,hou, Fail.

DANNll.LE, VA, sept. rs Nathan
Stamps. "A colcrod youth who WAS r.
Gently apprehcnd"d in Milton, y. g..
and taken To Yanccyvillc Jail, has
been given a preliminary hearing on
the charge OF attempting an attack
Oh Imogeno Evans, daughter OF James
II. Evans, and was ordered held with
out bail for the next session Of the
Superior Court
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MiM Inhnrnln Eridemir a, nnn,i,l.

DANNII.I.E. w. Sept % u mild
epidemic or influenza is being expcr-
fenced here having been in cvidcnc
Tor more than n week Heavy head
colds with infected ,hr0ats are the
combination whici' doctors believe Ia
"a mild recurrence influenza. No
alarm is felt as the malady Naa none
of the Nirulcni ,ractcTist,cs that
the first two cpidcmics had.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-29
Corn Damaged In Iowa.
IbY United News !

DIES MONIES. IOWA. Sept 2S.---
Iowa farmers will net only half the
returns the 1920 crops brought. 1t
was stated here Wednesday by
Charles D. Reed. State cargo expert.
Besides tho price differences. great
damage has been done to corn by
heavy rains recently, Reed said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-29

About forty acres OF the land Il
cleared and the remainder in timber
which is sufficient for farm purposes
Running water on place. This prop
erty lies on public road leading
from the i!arv!c Road to the Crriph-
ton Road, and ndjoins the lands OF
Mcssrs. Lewis j.. I.ll.s, James carroll.
waller Jrter ana Hines. Good and
thrifty nn!shborhOod. Small! barn on
the place.
TERMS; Two thirds OF purchase
rrico in cash and the remainder to
suit purchaser within reason
X. Il. ciiAFFIN II co. INC.
NurtInnr.rs
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Eirc DcstrnYs OH rlnn,

HAVANA. Sept. 2S.--A Spectacular
fire started tonight in tho refinery
and tank Of the West Indian Oil
refining Company at Regla, across
tho lay from Havana, and all efforts
to check tho flames proved fruItless
up to late hour. owing to lack OF
fro-hEhtinc facilities, The plan
was only recently completed.
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nj, si." WI, Arhitrntc r,v Seal.

NEW YORK, Sept. rs Possibility
OF an "pen-shop fight in book and
rob printing plants here was removed
tonight with the announcements by
I"hn Hayes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of
the u tcrnati iona Typographical
Union. That the local union. big
SIN would arbitratc the new wage
scale replacing the present scale cx-
hiring October !.
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Fort worth WINS sou,h.rn rit,e

FORT WORTH TEN, Sept. 2S.r-The
sort Worth Panthcrs, twice victors
in the Texas League. today won
their second consecutive baseball
championship OF the South, defeating
the Memphis club, pennant winner IT
The Southern Association, 3 to o. To-
days victory gave Fort Worth the
championship with four games out IT
sin mayed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-29

lcse, hut some changes We're made
and alternatives proposed.
Professor EiplcyS report, issued
with the commission plan, suggested
that the consultations. If decided
upon. could he Trough; about with
out sale of properties through The
exchange Of securities between the
corporations participating in mergers
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pINInEND NOr,.E

Universal Leaf Tobacco Company, Inc.
The regular quarterly dividend OF 2 per
cent on the S9.1OU.0Vc OF Freferred Stock
OF The Cuivrrs,lI Leaf Tobacco Company
Incorporated. has been declared payable on
octuber \, 1924 TO tEs preferred stock
holders OF record at tho CLOSE OF business
september - IVA.
-. c. PHILLIPS
Secretary.
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Legal Notices
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

II : I4I4.sf = W 'N-r@.
FIRST SAIlO:.Ai. BANK OF
RICHMOND. Va.
September -, 1921
The d.rceto;s OF this bank have today
declared ihu regular quarterly dividend OF
pcT ce>t on capital sock. payable Oc-
tolcr /. 1874. 20 stOCkAO.dcrs OF record
OF September 81. 1891. Checks viii bo
JAS. ~. BAi.I., JR., Cashier
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JAS. NJ. BALL. JK.. Cashier.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

UNION BANK OF RICHMOND.
The directors OF this bank have dccia red
their quarterly dividend OF per cent on
its capital stock. payab October /, 1921,
10 Stockholders Of record OF September IS.
1891 Checks viii BE- mailed.
tS!Euudp Z. Z. BAEKSDALE
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ON DomINloN TRUST COMPANY.

OLD DOMINION TRUST COMPANY.
Richmond. Va, September IL. 1921.
At a meeting OF the directors or the
Old Dominion Trust Company held this
day, the regular quarterly dividend OF
per cent on the capital stock OF the COM
pany was declared. payable on aud after
October !. 1921. to stockholders OF record
OF September -, 1891. Cheeks wili be-
mailed. ". IL. SLAUGHTER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-29

others about the wonderful good
Taniac has done IL has no eauai.r
.Tanlac is sold in Richmond by tho
Tragic DRUG Co. and the Grant Drug
Co. and leading druggists every-
where.--Advertisem @
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
HY u. Il CIAFFIN * Co. INC
Twelfth and Main Streets.
AUCTION SALE

SPLENDID TRUCK FARM OF
FIFTY THREE AND ONE-HNI.F
Gj3i.( acres N IENRlcp
FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND
DN THE PREMISES, ON
TUESDAY. October Z, 1921.
L. L.,.lL..l.
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NArloNAL STATE AND CITY BANK.

September 20. 1921.
The Board OF Directors OF this Bank
have this day declared the usual uua--
tcriy dividend OF per cent. payable Oc-
tobcr ist, 10 STOCKHOLDERS Of record. Sep
w. ). RYLAED,
Cashier.
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SOL cUTcuINs. Secretary.

NE hhASIERS NATIONAL BANK.
,,, Ricnniond. Va. September u. 1921.
a. me iIa. di,S,etols Of this bank have today
declared The regular aInrteriy dividend OF
4 per cent on the capital stock, payable
October l. iy2i % the stockholders OF
Checks Will lie mailed
w. NJ. GODDARD
Vicc-P.csident and Cashier
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VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY
klchmnnd Va NV

iichmond. Va.
Septembe. 90 1921
me diFsotoIh OF this company have
this day declared a dividend OF two mar
ssentosS2 %I5 I nnynahle on and after October
close OF business SeptolnlJor al ioSi my
L. ID. AYLETT. Secrofnrv.
YOUR drug store 10 Dispatch Wan, "A
READ ALI tho indexed olassInea o6.
SERVICE Is q Dispateh Want Ad mote
LOST your dog7 Telephone q "Losl" -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-29

Richnond. Va. Sept. 20. 1921.
the annual meeAng OF the Mayo Land
office OF the company. Mayo Island. ut
So. Ici fo T.. n. Wednosday. October 2;
other business us may come before said
meeting.
SOL CUTCIiINs. Secretary.
Evening star., 1921-11-25
FRANCE TESTS new FUEL
TO OPERATE MOTOR CARS
Laboratories Seeking National Sup
ply to Make Country Less
Dependent

PARIS, November GA national
fuel for automobiles and internal
combustion engines that will make
countries for gasoline is being sought
by government and private labora-
tories. Many tests with denatured
alcohol and benzol added in small
quantities to gasoline have given
good results.
A week of competition with various
formulae will be held at Bexiers in
February. 1922. Private interests
have contributed 100000 francs to the
fund for these tests. Another fund
of a like amount has been made
available by parliament for labora-
tory and road tests under the super
vision of parliamentary commits
sion.
Alcohol Is available in France from
sugar beets principally, but 1t is
planned to develop other sources OF
supply.
So far it has not been found that
there is any great economy in using
alcohol. but it is believed that. with
increased use. the alcohol industry
might produce at lower prices. The
principal advantage sought In the
national fuel, however, is independ-
ence Of foreign oil supplies. During
the war there were at times danger
Gus shortages of fuel for airplanes
and automobiles.
One of the problems to be solved
is the effect of any new mixture on
engines and their fabrication. An
other difficulty is the necessity Of
some redesigning in motor conStruc-
ton to get easy starting and the
greatest efficiency.
Evening star., 1921-11-25
FRENCH BOND ISSUE
COUNTERFEIT MADE
St. Louis Broker, Recently
of Bankrupt Firm, Is Held
With Others.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, November 25.-G.
v. Halliday q broker. whose frm re-
Gently went into bankruptcy with
liabilities listed over $4,000, con-
fessed early today. according to 'the
police, that he had counterfeited
$i.5oO.00e in interim certificates OF
French government bonds and that
he had passed $4,000 worth Of them
on st. Louis banks In an enorC 10
liquidAte his losses.
Harry Turner, editor Of a bi-month-
ly magazine here. and Paul Murphy,
a magazine solicitor, are held IN con-
nection with the case. ALI were ar
rested last night.
Placed With Banks. He Says.
In his confession, police say. Halli-
day claims he had placed $4,000 In
additional $4,000 in another bank. on
which he borrowed approximately
$4,000.
At present Halliday is under seven
indicr ments based on allegations that
he had accepted money for securlties
and failed to deliver them.
In his confession, as given out by
the police, Halliday says:
II alone am guilty of the entire AZ.
fair. Turner and Murphy. under ar
rest with me, are merely incidental
figures in the case. and never had any
knowledge of my transactions. had
the bonds printed and thought 1t
would be easy to include these IN q
$780, 200. 900 issue which ]. P. Morgan
& Co. had fioated in June for the
French government"
Police say Turner had the plate
made for a border for the bonds at
Halliday's suggestion, and at q cost
of $1,000. This plate was later used
to make the certificates which Halli.
day fioated.
Discovery Made By Clerk.
The discovery of the forged certifi-
Gates was made by clerk in the
Morgan & Co. Office. authorities here
say, and at the same time local fed
eral agents were working on the
case, following receipt of information
by them that a plate for the bonds
had been made here.
Evening star., 1921-11-25
URGES PRISON SENTENCE.

Recommendation for prison sentences
for first as well as second offenders
against the prohibition act have been
made to Prohibition Commissioner
Haynes by Robert A Fufwiler, federal
prohibition director for Virginia He
also urged the use of coast guard cut
ters for preventing off-shore liquor
smuggling
Evening star., 1921-11-25
EASY TO KILL

I0aoy Sof U00-80th0P 16An 1S00O
Directions f1 y languages In evsry bon.
Hats, Mics, OoekIoaches, Ants and WsssfolRs
destroy food aDd property and are carriers Of
dis0aSo StaoSNs 11ectISc Posta forces thsae pests
. run from tho building for water and fresh air.
sc and IN Money hack II is balls"
q. q. Government buys It.
Evening star., 1921-11-25

Enjoy all the splendid physic-action
n the bowels of dose Of EPSON salts
without the awful taste and nausea.
Ask any druggist for handy package
of "Epsonade Salts" the wonderful
discovery of the American EPSON
Association. Even children gladly
take it.
Evening star., 1921-11-25
Dyed Her Dress
Like New, Also
Chld's Coat

Buy Diamond Dyes" aud follow the
simple directions in every package.
Don't wonder whether you can dye or
tint successfully, because perfect
home dyeing is guaranteed with Dia-
mond Dyes even if you have never
dyed before. Worn. faded dresses,
skirts. waists. coats. sweaters, stock
ings, draperies, hangings, everything,
become like new again. Just tell your
druggist whether the material you
wish to dye is wool or silk, or
whether it is linen, cotton. or mixed
goods. Diamond Dyes never streak,
spot, fade or run.
Evening star., 1921-11-25
A Famous Corps Of Newspaper Men
is attending the Conference for The Star

forceful thoroughly familiar with
under discussion intimately acquainted with
n this drama-con1prie this
public the
side of the epomzed Andre ardeu rejecting French
English labor leader member of the
British Parliament presenting the English view Maxian Harden that
of Italy and of the worlds brilliant states
You'll of what's by following Sundays
international
Evening star., 1921-11-25
The Intensely Interesting
Rotrogravure Section

will give you the first official photogral
of Armament. It will show you exactly
diagram so you can place him.
The supply is limited, and you MUST
ting copy.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
no N E
SWEET
nUWl Z
~
JACK
WILSON
Askov

N. p. Jensen is now able to
be up again. He is quite weak
yet but is slowly gaining
strength.
Mrs. II. Petersen and baby girl
are both getting along as well
as could be expected at the Sand
stone hospital.
Mrs. Jens B. Jensen and her
two smallest children returned
Yesterday from a two weeks vi
sit with her folks at Dannebrog.
Nebr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Koed, MAIDS
Jorgensen, John l.. Madsen and
Chris Eriksen drove to Minnea-
polls Wednesday evening in the
atter's car for days visit.
The Askov Garage has in
stalled modern welding outfit
with pre-heating apparatus and
combination cutting and welding
torch. They are now able to
handle any kind of a welding
job and give their growing list
of customers first class service.
r. Word. a representative of
the Indiana Silo Company was
here last week and in company
with G.. M. Nelson of the Ashov
Lumber Co. sold silos to the fol-
lowing: |. A. Ecklund, Fred
Hansen, Martin Brandt, J. p.
Madsen, p. Smonsgaard.
John H. Sorensen left Tues
day night for Extra, Iowa, to
drive home Buttermaker Ander-
sens bort car. Enroute home
he will stop off at Elk Horn
Iowa, for a visit with his sister
and also stop in Minneapolis fol
a few days course in welding.
Chris Sivertsen, the local sec
ton foreman. has received no
tice that he viii be transferre,
in about a week. He expects {,
be moved to Deer River, Otto
Petersen of Grandy will succeed
him. Mr.. Petersen will move hi: