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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04

'""S' 'thai th,r" arc moro than ,cn
9'n"-Sa' "'",hpGa - u,iiizing pta.
mus including the u,ahjng of fancy
dyes ana wood stains peanut milk.
coffee and ice cream have BON de-
v's"d. although rew Or these products
are sod commercialiy nut peanut
oil, peanut candy peanut buttor.
stlt"i peanuts peanut cookies. roast.
td peanuts and peanuts In a number
81 other forms run up the annual
american per capita consumption 20
three and ouc-hhlr pounds
fh!iy bait or the peanuts grown
IN Inc southern states ara fod TO
hoSs Large quantities or peanuts
also are exported
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04

Rant Juice. az TraElc's Drug store.
To tell him az the wonderful hcnc-
lit they have received from the use
OF this famous preparation.
An interesting statement was re-
Gently made in regard 10 Plant Juice
by Mr.. John j.. McCuloch. who is
Master Mechanic at the Naval Base
station in Norfolk, and has a wide
acquaintance here. iic said:
For about Is years have been q
great sufferer from catarrh Of the
stomach ana Indigestion aud WAS so
bad that could hardly Keep tn"
liEhies, kind of food in my stomach.
and would always hc sick after eat
ing anything. couid not .lccp at
night was so nervous and got very
weak and all run down. was not
able IL cat any supper ut all I
had tried all kinds Of medicines bu:
didn't get any relief. \ friend Of
mine told me about Plant Juice aud
advised me TO give IL n trial. as IL
had cured him. | did SO. and after
taking three bottles feel like A
different man aud that is certainly
a fine test for this medicine. as (.
cured whore all others failed.
icincs before taking vour rlont Juice
meals and have ? fine appetite, sleep
frc at night. and am glad TO recon-
mend Plant Juice TO others who suf-
fer as did"
Plant Juice is sold IN Richmond -:
TraGlc's Drug Store.
Tlant Juice is sold in rctersbur:
by Morrison. tho Drug Man, and in
Chase City by tho Chase CITY Drus
Co.-.Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
Mr.. AND MRS. ( CLANTON
ENTERTAIN THE ROCK CLUB

jSu.cia, 20 The Tl'n.s pls?a,ch
SOUTH HILL. NA. hpril 3-Tn"
nowcn OF The E"OE club and their
husbands were entertained by sir and
Mrs KUDeT. i.e. Canton. at their
aonlr on Nor,h MecklcnburE Avcnu"
ThurHIay cvcuins. Rock was paved
until a lat" hour, Mrs. L. ". cop."y
making The hlSh scor-. and Mrs +:
W. Ghrris was awarded the consul
-ntlJn prize.
among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. J"nrcys Samuel Jort"h. SIR and
Mr.. " Il. Holden. Mr.. and Mrs Mack
I'ritcu-tt MI and N.rA william
IiIni.r. lpr and Mrs II 81 Sncad. MIR
ana Mrs, T.. -. Peoples. Mr.. ana Mrs
y w Gordon. Mr. and Mrs /; w
cOD!cy. Mr.. and Mrs & + Eram.. M,
.rd Mrs g T.. Nas5lr Mr. and Mrs
" O. Brown. MIR. aud Mrs Hiram
Mr. ard Mrs. H. ~ C;arris. Mr. and
Mrs w @. plcasauts Jr. Mr.. G. H.
ScOgS!us. Nr. -. - smith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
NEWS GATHERED FROM All PARTS OF LY1pCTNYA EXPECT
EXPECT PEANUT MARKET
TO BE- ACTIVE IN SPRING
Department OF Agriculture Believes
THAT Summer VIII Consume
f.ni ire, Outnil

Special 10 tn" Times pispatchI
WASilIN';TON. April 3-Tha De-
Nartrrut "t Agriculture. ia u state
mcnt issued today. commenting tpon
the state Of the peanut market. holds
our the assurance that with The re-
!r%1nIA pruoUC; VIII grow and that
b'tor" the sumner is far gone. il
'huuld ConSum" ;hr whole of the do
nestle output
Peanuts are "a drug on the mar
~"i now" tho department. says. 'That
- because they ar" not largely eaten
u. cold Weather. but with the coming
o. que robin. which is Il hnrbingcr al
spring. Circu@cs and tho opening OF
summer resorts. peanut shippers look
Tor Increased C"usuurtion which
may mean higher prices"
Few people know" the departmert
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
/. YHCHBURG AND ROANOKE
SCHOOL OEBATERS IN TIE

'Snoc..d tu the Times D!spatch.l
by NNNBUHG VA, ApriI S.-I.ynch.
Hi"G aaI Roanoke high school rep
r'Hcnintiyes broke sven in literary
contests held here Friday nighi.
wbicl Lead up To inuiS 10 I,c held at
tGr University 81 Virginia. May -
IN" results %"ro. DTation-ptu!
Johnson, Roanoke. Won over Joseph
DIVER iyuCkbuIg. boys reading
.iacoU Cooper Lynchbur;: won over
William Parker, Roanoke: giria'
raIiug Miss RutiI Price, Roanoke.
won over Miss Iud~;h Gregory.
teh aud Terrell. Shcchun. Lynci.burg
won oy:r Miss Elizabeth Wills and
Curtis Bowycr Roanoke 1'hc Local
team TOOK Tia" ucraliy"Sid" -: ms.
question Resolved That !miniCra-
;.on into ~" United States should be
responded frr; period uf Nv, years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
BOY CRUSHED 6Y TRACTOR
AS HE SLIPS OFF MACHINE

lSpcc.ni to Tho Times Dispatch.
WINCH ESTER. VA. April Al s
u"a!. neck aad an arm crushed by the
wheel OF pond-rous tractor. from
which Ia" had fallen, john J. Wakc-
in"n' '-year-o!d son OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
'1h@r W"kcman. or Fisher. Uii.
Shenandoah County Va ~, while
BENG rushed 20 Memoir - o;taI
mere for treatment. Tia .ctor.
Dictated by his t.thcr Ia. beer,
topped ~ an lrc.ino. ami when il
t'ri.c aaatn. the child FOIL on. Tn.
niachirr slipped oac:wu-d and cl"nts
rpt!"iiuE over the rim Of the wheel
crushed IN" Child
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
CLARKE COUNTY HORSE
SHOW PLANS DISCUSSED

fSiN c.ai 10 The Times -Dispatch.l
NINCHESTER "a Aprii 2.-b!-
:"cio-s Of tho Clarke County Horse
"ni colt SHOW. mcctin. at BerryVil!c
v"stnrdh". considered plans for its am
inn. exhibition August 10 ana II, and
tr.r"'it;crs were appointed to take
vHar re Of many new special features
. % introduced. Including: exhibits
- registered iiv" stock H. Powell
i:Se. OF Royce. who is president Of
the virginia STATE society also is
ne dent .: the Clarke county show.
-'.E:Hl VI. Eorfuot is secretary. and
=, : Lindsey. manager
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
Winchester SEEK. 10 Keen Pastor

:, " INNF' EST tN. Va, .\nr.l 3 The
81 Ep!scopal Church. South, which
meets in Roanoke this week. viii be
requested - The congregation OF
Hrnddock stree; church this city. TO
r'appoint The Rev Frank NJ Rich
tEdSon as pastor. il was learned to-
DAY. IL" nov * completing his fourth
year. ana tn" r"uaeS, for his roam
pp'htm"nt Was said To have been
unanimous. Tn, congregation IN tho
laS' four years has raised Owe, $40
n"o IN cash for all purposes, hu,lt a
Sl'"9" parsonage. has Increased
n"UbrrShip from 100 20 l.n4J ana has
prGhn!@nd ,aTSc junior churci, under
Inc direction 81 Mrs. Richardson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
FLOATING OF 100000
BOND ISSUE PROPOSED
Money VIII he Used IL Md in
Erection of i'cdcrnI.S;mc
Ituuti

Especial 10 The Tiiue.- D.ypat.r,
WINCHESTER. "a. ..pra
court order has been entered Nxfur
May as the date FOR :,n cloe,ion I'm
ShaptH ana GrceuNuy disirg.,s.
clarke county. - vote on a ,egu.noo
bond Issue" proceeds OF which viil n..
loaned To the state. i: neccssar. "a
help finance construction Of , lr.d-
erai state road from Dpeuluu t.~....,
70 tho top OF TN" E.u" Ridge IN
Ashby's Gap Little Opposition Ia ,u,,
,,.an, 's E. > rs2ort@h rhe roah III
from Washington II * 10 con,,.r'
WITH the Valley pike q, Wiucha.t.r
'oons roads advocates In t!t!s 500
non 90 not appca: much concerned
"h"thr! IA" proposed IL ui.i,vas
4omsS tH!s way. ~ connect. wfth ,I,.
valley pike !arfEcr south E.rurtt.
.n!n baniocr"tic candidate ro-
- ,ft-nahi- vernon said .t 81 meet
.nS of road eutnUsins.s ~ n ,,fn,
I"a DO cc. that the Lee. i!tpEIy,a,-
~ "ei2i!on hiss nd cDHne.j!or -, b..
rnN rcd rral or state d.pl-;ntr,t n,,,
ip"% not help nn"nce The ntildin. 81.
rphd& 1T is S!W,iy an .,eorfnfi..,
Who's" officers go over {. .crtai, ro,,,
ne S"id hacking up Il lot oC sirns ar
LIE highway i: the road Meets n.
"quiremcnts"
~" said ;he association required
roads 20 BE- siNiY -..; v.Ic. yyi,,gf,
would mean that any ROAD iu iliS
'eciipn. to %" Approves. Is tho as
'"ciation. would have to be u,:,de
tW"niy 10 twenty-five fee; ~, dor,
siicing on portions OF priyat. pron.
titE. tearing down fences and clttIri,.
out many larSe Shade trees along
present highways. He declared Thai
no, So" ,ee ~, nas , way Association can
ROAD from Washington ia tn" Valley
81 Virginia by way Of Ashhv'~ ,;ai
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
AORFOLK's CITY MANAGER
DECLARES SCHOOLS SAFE
says piiiih"ham Mas cont OF Ills
fro'ihcc' in Condcmning
schools

'""''''L y" In" Times hispatCr
,,,M,,DiiitoLk VA April "Nd,nlrai
ON nam was civd: ont Of his
province. asserts city Manager Ash
""rttf IN commenting upon III. rc-
Gom,ncniation by the Director of
Iup!tI SHtriF that two of the city
Sch"oiS. Runne" and james Madison.
De abandon"d because they are UNI
"aic' Neritab!c tr.-iraps
ADMIRAL Diiiiu;ham's duty says
Mr. AShhu'ner. ia 70 see tnat the
20 the accumulation OF trash ana Tho
care or The iir.-iig htng equipment"
ADMIRAL DILLINGHAM; aroused the city
MANAGER by his letter of Yesterday
declatinG that Eunncr and Madison
Sch"clS wcr" unsafe. and Il was "a
Grim" 10 send children to school in
hrc-iraps Admiral niil.ugha,n's re-
c"inlnehda ti"us followed :, survey OF
school buildings made IN him ;nl
lowing tn" destruction "a. John Mar
Shall school by fire TWO weeks ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04

WINCH ESTER Va. irr,l :;
IRE" Surer William 3 Bradford. OF
Clarke Count. took his first plunge
OF the season Al the Old swimming
hole near Bc-rv's i'"rrv las: SUNDAY.
he said yesterday. ana Thoroughly .,l
ioych fifteen; minute SAiu nm and
down the Shcraudoah River. He had
rDn" 10 his farm near til" river for
tho week -"ud ana could NOT resist
the lure of the water, Throwing m
his clothiu. he lived In RON % hirN
hams and on C0mir" ont felt ~ and
sue, h" said The following dsy the
mercury drrDpch from tho middle.
eighties 20 Is and % above zero
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
cn;r,rroctor ~ Anno,. -,

WINCHESTER. VA. April a.-E. y.
Mitchell, chiroDractor, Of Edinhurc.
Va. hss been fined $3.50 and costs bv
,hrce Shenandoah County magistrates.
charged ~ representatives of the Vir-
ginia Medical society with practicinn
medicine without license in viola
ION ~ state statute. An appeal to
Inc Circuit Court was noted. and n
hnish Dr.. w. j. Preston. or Roanoke r.
End ~, Philip w Royd. OF WincJ,es'
TOR, appeared at the hearing in behalf
81 tho Medical Society. 81 , - $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
'ir,c to sccurc Nnnd Eun.

PULASKI Va. April 3.--'rhc Hoard
OF uprrv!sors Saturday took nc
nee aSsar% action 10 secure s2O.I9j. due
INC county from the state road fund.
anoropT'atinr like amount. which
vii! givn St1,5SS for road improvc.
mort Dublin District will in H..
arcr6ra;c get siS.5Ss. which will he
used TO rebuild and resurfacc the
i1a"adnm roads previously built New
hcta District gets $4,000. Of wh;,.y,
Hniou"- $3.50 will hc used to build :,
CoEacct.n: link of maCadam and Tho
haiance in rcsurfacc work. IIiwns.
&c D.str.c: takes $4,000 for develop
mont q. newly acquired road. Pm
lhski District Will have $4,000 for rc
constructing ana rcsurfacing mac
adam roads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
VA. LABOR FEDERATION
CONVENTION OPENS TO-DAY
10" Delegates to .tticnd-Sc>SionS
viii BE Open to
p.biic

l'PH'''' !" ~" I mes sDa trh.
%1IIECEG. Va. Aprii a.-Thc
'M@nty-S.Ntr ;unlual convention OF
ihc NirEini" Federation OF Labor ,,;il
''nNrne lire this morning al 10
clock with i,c delegates rom al
PORTIONS of the state. the scheduie
"cihs ;"r tx" sessions Monday wih
snret :;tCh Tuesday. Wednesday, and
ihuTsdd". The sessions VIII all be
ohch - a." pEh!ic. There will be NJ,
p""sh making during the CONVEX
ntn IS tn" entire time uf the Sour
Las VIII DC given over TO problems
'uiSiamdn.- raitcrs for cousid"ra-
non u IS iyu"rStprd wili revoive
''""nd NO reduction and an in
'r .HSc N "a ,li Ton.
Al % th SESSIONS Will be hold ir
p, "Hdi'".l ..n q, tho .iohDefs overall
fnpauy p,rut
rhe de,aSat ons ave .%p.cted :" be
'9ui a. follows Bristol q. Hun-
.oNc. 30: salem, 20 EyuChburg. IS:
banNile 30. trawc. =. l.iwrcic"viiic.
:. Portsmouth. 50. NcrfoiR. 30: New
trl N"ws 80 WILLIAMSBURG .:
Richmond. 80: Frederivkshurl. }:
Ni"N"nGria. 81; liarri.onburg.
hl'!ihWsDuT-. . Peter.burg 10:
taunton. ! clifton FOGr" TO- Cow
A%ipn. .,rt scattering. approx
'ThiS is ihe second time the CONVEX
ton LIS mot in v1chbUrg. tho last
-" sion here hciHE In 1912 when
ih"ra We're about nf;y delegates in
attendance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
Farmers Cleaning - Tobacco era,

~ 10 ~, y. NprN 3.--'TOhac-
:" sales hc'.s durini; the past week
aggregated Ioi..u0 pounds tn, safes
Indicating that the farmers arc max
!nS an effort I" clean up tho crop as
carly az possible. The cfrer:uSs ,rcrc
'noSiiE Tag ends OF ,nc crop. aud In.
dErraE" price was low No changes
ar" noted. good toba"rn selling ni,.h
ana common grades very low. WruT,-
2rfS ar" IN unusually strong demand.
ne safes Tor the crop now aSgrcratC
h"o-. w bounds. an Increase over
thr '"ninc time last year OF I.G.o.aOo
rounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
SUNDAY PROMISES
LYNChBURG DATE IN 1922

iSpecial to The Times Dispatch
i.rEcHBUCG VA April a.-Iev.
William y. sunday. writing from Gin
'hnhti. has advised thc local minis
'Si PAL Union that H. will DE impos-
s'tlc for him now 10 change a.. 10,
Tor l.yhchbUrc. and that his ac!I.I-
u!' is to give .ynchburE III. Hry, fan
meeting ia IG22 Tn. union here
H%k"d Nj SUNDAY. !f possible. TO
Change the campaign from fan to
Gpriur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
GIRLS AID COMES TOO LATE
TO SAVE VICTIM OF AUTO
Ispoc.al to The Times Dispatch

;. iSCiii:SrER. VA. April =
FRANK Williams. aged a. bout 20 wears
who made his home with LnutIir IIi,.L
near fuigitiaNili". tlampshirc COIN :
~. " Va. Is dead from injuries s,f.
ioi.I ~ ar automobile accident, ar-
raid 10 nave been motoring with twn
Young yemen friends of that sc.iinn
Wd"h INC car upset. pinninG hin, un
n"i u me women said they ais,
We:" ihrown out. but not iniurnI
'nrHlH. :" iifi the ear. they Went ttxn
miles ,or assistance, and when hrin
r,,r.f,INen ~, ~" scene Of tho accident.
w tliia1lS WIS dead. twas said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
Mil Enlnr..r Mn.i.. n.un. ...

III Nt|FBbE G w, April :;.-Dr.
l'icr q. Anderson, president az Ran
""lrh- Macon W"mans College. h,s
announced tic music department of
'hat ihStiiui ."n VIII he enlarged art
or ms session and that Professor l.
j. Norris. Nhr has studied abroad.
VIII De director Of music u ! not
expected TIA; any OF the ,r.Seat
music Ia ~, viii hc lost TO the ,ol-
!eEc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
Ncw DIctitin, ,rri,,.

10 NFTTBTUt; VA AurlI g-Niyg
Grace ", Palmer. Of Hampton. ha
aTrixY6 @cre and has taken charge ~
dic'ltiAh az the l.ynchhuri, hospital
cndchvoring 10 ill this IL 10, nosjiion
Tor three months Miss = 4 ar for
merry hclh similar posi- - ~ ih,.
troWinEham General iiospiIaI in
'i'"s' "huaeits: q; the C;ul,isboro az
g hospital and the Dixie Hospital
HAMPTON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
co'"n", CIV I.cr,c. >hor, win.

WINCHESTER. VA AIril Col
ou"l r Preston Chew commander OF
the famous ;ha"'s Battery In tho
Confederate army during 'hc War Re
tween tn" states who dIcd recently
IT ChHrlestowE. ". Va. Let 81 Thor:
VIII. directing that his cs'a;c be set
tied az the West NirC:n:a laws pro
vide. He nominated his son Roger.
and t~o daughters. Mrs II 81 Ros-
gel n'l Miss Margaret Chew. as his
rcrsonal representatives
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
womnn srrrou.,, ,,urrca.

WINCHESTER. Va Nrril A..
william Nocik"r is n serious ,on-
gt;i"n Id Memorial Hospital, suffering
from burns caused by her clothing
catching hr" whom pan ~ gasoline
GATED while Shc was cleaning cloth..
near lighted lamp She was So
vcrely burned before tho flames could
b. CAtinsuished
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
n,--"' ract"-y su>,-ra-.

WfNCiIES'rfH VA ApriI Tnn
Giant pf the jefferson CooDrraga
"onpaur - Ransom W Va ono ~
.he largest concerns OF tn" kinI j.,
,ho Shenandoah nVll"y has suspended
-ranufactur" ot barrels officers %
the COMPANY announced hrrauS" o:
digcouraginc rroSpcc'S for au annie
crop OF normal size this year. du. To
The freeze ANA frosts OF last week II
So ihDnght the stnci; OF barrels al
-"=dv finished Will exceed The com
rary's demands next rall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
Set-Up Meeting far ,yn,,,,,,

II NIITFITVj. w, NDril a-N .nt
up mcn!ing Of the Lyncbburg district.
Methodist Church. will be held nero
Arlll 10. TO further the educational
movement OF that church Dr. !. X.
Jollin. conference secretary mi nr
y. :. Southgatc. conference director,
VIII be the principal Speakers for
the Scl-uD meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
Farmer sh""ts and XIII. self,

DANNili.E. VA. hpr!l :; samuel
anderson, aged 40 = Halifax COUNT.
IA riner. shot aud Killed himself sew
"ra! days ago. according TO word
received today. II" had been N m
,alth TOR some time. He leaves "a
widow ard several children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
Legion C"mmnndrr TO speak.

WING HESTER. VA. April 3.-Thc
faculty Of tho Strasburc ,Nap High
School announces that IN" graduates
VIII be addressed on April Is hy Ma
jc- Robert T.. Barton OF Winchester.
commander Of TIN" Virginia depart
mcnt. American Legion. The corn
meEc"mcnt is ;hc first TO be held in
this section or III" STATE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
HUNDREDS DOLLARS
ONFAKE REMEDIES
Finally Persuaded to Try Plant
Juice and Now Claims Ii
Has Cured Him.
HAS CATARRH OF STOMACH
Can Now Eat His Meals and
Enjoys Them: Has q Good
Appetite and Sleeps Fine.

Plant Juice. tho rev herbal stomach
remedy, which is bringing ciaducss
and happiness into the lives OF suf-
fcrine humanity, is now becoming
household word in Richmond. Daily
people call at the headquarters Of The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
Arcn Snrinrrs TO ,i.i, D,n,,,,c

pANNil.LE VA. April 3 Nr.ca
temple, Mobiles at i" Mystic Shrine.
VIII pay bnmV.lie Il visit ON NAV il.
according to announcement made this
'noruiug. The Shrinors viii hrin.,
ihc NdHh iatrol ana The hcca Tenn
NJ" band, and Viii initiate a larr.
class from IA. surrounding parts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
Lynrhing Trinl> Star, wrI,..u,,

IlNUII'UkG. Va. .Npril Triai Of
ne III cen men indicted in The circuit
tempting to lynch IL negro ,hc,c .wo
weeks ago. viii come nj in thai court
"Wednesday morning. Iohn T.. i.cc. Of
inns cry VIII he leading counsel for
,nc license III is not known vet
VINO thcr The trials will he separate
or All 80 before - single Jury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
.upIc Growers Meeting postpopcd.

III NCTIFUTfI. N. NDriT 3.-Un a"-
count Of the havoc done 10 IN. pros
nec;i"" fruit crop by the frost q
meeting OF growers 20 have been held
here. looking to grading and packinp
apples. has hccn called off. Tn" proS-
poet for q small crop has made The
conference unncces sary for this year
at least
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
More smnl,po. In I,,c,,,,vr

LNNCHBUKG, VA. Npril MAN.
other case Of smallpox han been $50.
lated here by tho Health Department
OF the city. and persons EXPOSED have
boon raccinatcd. The patient. is n
ncgress.' Two CAGES previous give the
department. three in quarantine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
College l:di,nr. Win w.,

tfNCHBtRG. VA. April ST.. NJ
Nee. of Norfolk. editor OF Tho ,'r;.o
rraph. OF Luxembourg college. ana =
NJ. crews. edito" FOR l32i-iq.@. VII
80 TO a mccting Cf college editors 20
he held in Richmond nhortiy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04

PULASk I, Va. Npril 1-Thc Nev.
g w. McEir0y, pastor OF the Baptist
is considering call to princctnn
W VA
The Wolf Point herald., 1921-05-26
NO LABOR TROUBLES
ON SCHNITZLER'S FARM

Seeding on the ]. W. Schnitzler
reservation farm was completed on
Wednesday forenoon and just to
show his appreciation Of the splendid
cooperation of his employees in COM
pleting the job in record d-breaking
time and without hitch in the per-
formance of the work he celebrated
the occasion with a big chicken din
ner and smoker after the feast.
But this was not all that went
with the dinner; under each plate at
the table he placed printed card
expressing his appreciation of the
work done and pinned to it crisp
five dollar bill, about twenty in num-
Der constituting the force.
If we remember correctly Mr.. Sch
nitzler has put in little better than
five thousand acres of grain this
spring Tribune.
The Wolf Point herald., 1921-05-26

"Facing another side of the main
plaza is the old vice-regal palace,
still used for governmental purposes.
Not far away is the oldest university
in the western hemisphere, the Uni
versidad de San Marcos, established
more than half century before the
Pilgrims landed at Plymouth. In the
Lima of the present the classic old
Universidad shares the educational
field with thoroughly modern techni-
cal colleges devoted to engineering,
medicine and agriculture.
'Lima and Callao, thought of
vaguely by many as somewhere near
the northern end of South Americas
Pacific coast, are approximately 1000
miles south of Panama-as far from
the isthmus as Key West is from No
va Scotia. Though only ten degrees
south of the equator, and therefore
well within the tropics, these cities,
due to the dryness of the western
slopes of the Andes and to the cold
Humboldt current that washes the
coast. have an equable climate. The
in summer December
to May seldom rises above 80 de-
grees Farenheit, and in winter rarely
falls below so degrees"
The Wolf Point herald., 1921-05-26
SHERIFF'S SALE
The First National Bank of Woll
Point, corporation, Plaintiff.

The First National Bank of Wolf
Point, a corporation, Plaintiff.
VS..
Fuller Motor Company, corpora
ton, defendant.
To be sold at Sheriff's sale on
Tuesday, the 31st day of May, 1921,
at the hour of two (2) o'clock P. M.
of said day at the front door of the
garage located on Lot One of Block
Fourteen in the original Townsite of
Wolf Point, Montana, Roosevelt
county. State of Montana, being on
the premises hereinafter described,
to the highest bidder for cash in
hand. the following described land
and premises, situate, lying and pc
ing in Roosevelt County. State of
Montana. and described as follows,
to-wit:
Lot one ID of Block Fourteen
14) in the original Townsite of
Wolf Point, Roosevelt county, State
of Montana, together with all and
singular the tenements, heredita-
ments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in any wise appertain-
ing thereto.
Dated this 3rd day of May. 1921.
P. j. NACEY,
Sheriff of Roosevelt County,
Montana.
By E. j. CODY,
ii. A. Schoening, Wolf Point, Mont.
Plaintiffs Attorney 11-4t