davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
where DIrds Spend Their winters.

Investigations on tho status OF birds in
their winter homes have been undertaken by
the Bureau OF Diological Survey. United
nection with the administration OF the treaty
with Great Britain for the protection of
birds migrating between the United states
winter In South America may be surpris-
ing to some. but 1t Is known 70 be the case.
Valuable material collected by DIR. Alexander
Wetmore OF the survey. who recently re-
Paraguay and Uruguay. during which he
studied the status of our migratory birds
In those countries. will throw much light
Among our more familiar birds that Dr.
wetmore observed in South America was
the well known barn swallow that ranges
with flocks OF native swallows In open
country. Many OF the species encountered
pampas or on the coastal mud flats; some
were found 20 winter well north In the
tropics. and others to travel as far south
as the. Straits Of Magellan. Among our
we're the golden plover and pcctoral sand
That Federal protection OF migratory birds
Is proving a success Is recognized by the
Ducks, geese and other migratory game
birds have not only increased In number
but have reappeared IN eections where they
had not been seen for many years. Re-
auiries as 20 the possibility. Of ARRANGING
treaties with countries In Latin America
for protecting migratory birds similar TO
that with Great Britain. One OF the objects
nation as 20 the feasibility OF such action.
Proposed Federal License for Shooting
Migratory Game Birds.
In 4 recent issue Of the Florida Fisherman
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
DOG SHOW NEED is
MORE CASH PRIZES
Greater Consideration Urged
for Exhibitor-How to Stim-
ulate Reform.
by FRANK r. DOLE.

For the past few years I have been
advocating a system whereby various
clubs giving shows may be classified
with the American Kennel Club accord
ing to the amount OF actual money given
in prizes. This needed reform seems TO
be coming nearer all the time.
AS things are vun now everybody Is
consider 4 exec e exhibitor noted
that one show issued a premium list
containing forty-ave pages Of specials.
The CLUB In this instance stands an eS-
Dense for printing the catalogue and
premium list Of certainly more than
5000. which IS twice what was given in
prizes by the club.
On the other hand, know OF several
shows giving a large amount OF cash.
One of these is giving 1000 in money
prizes. another $4,000 and the third
$1,000. All OF these are one day shows
and the clubs back or them are real
sports" They haven't hurried around
ollcitinE private specials 1t Is possible
they have asked for contributions quietly
.sorn their friends, but there has been
10 summing OF exhibitors for srsefals
Which some OF them can i'll afford 10
civ
E9t> these money shows don't get a bit
Club than those which give merely RIB
hons. The latter don't have to take
single chance. The fees take care of the
cost Of benching and the specials are
counted on to attract q sufficient num-
ber Of exhibitors to make the show some-
thing more than a fiasco.
The only one who benefits at all from
such procedure Is the printer, whoever
he may be- One show recently had forty
five pages OF specials in the premium list
and twenty-five pages in the catalogue.
Who benefited? Certainly not the ex-
hihitor unless he had an interest in the
plant which did the printing. There is
a constant losing sight Of the fact that
the exhibitor, who bears the expense OF
keeping and Transporting the dogs, is
entitled to something.
There are certainly lots of things 10
be remedied in the way shows are rated
and conducted now. Last year one Of
the county fairs lost $500 in giving a
dog show. This year they have rented
the space used by that show for $500
and so consider themselves S2,S0o ahead
This show only averaged seventy dogs
day for the three days it was held.
What I would suggest would be for
the leading clubs now giving shows to
form q representative organization Of
exhibitors and draw new rating. This
should place the clubs which give the
exhibitors something for their money in
a better rating than those which do not
AS it is now, the points gained at the
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS = ON THE GRIDIRON
No Vital Changes Made in
Football Rules for 1921
BY DANIEL.


q EPTEMBER shore and mountains falling leaves
practice be all
-
OF the Maine will steal of the field
Mckinley
University
fact all major
been Of
soa ~, s pto,,y ~ % s ,as % Js rn ~ - - @ M ts - - : ss ~ ,s M
the game rather radcauy were suggested but when the coee m TO-
the stabiizatn Accordingly
poicy-and no for best
Of . Safety
go
little the principal changes
by first down place its 80 line After touch
play yard change
idea
this Dr. Lambeth Virginia
after the ball is dead or any other kind Of shall
a
vdes roughng has made forward
ball
difference points which
by the with the ball has stricken out
u Penal Of
The principal
penalty
finally fight which he
nhuman practice of
behind
under the where ought
deterrent would
in the code
wording
recommended
In
has been made This leaves comeback by the defence
10 Of
the both
Incidentally spuates
the hasb made
Of
than the attacking side
section the
ball put in This
certain inane dspunts
which putting ball
at the
ball bounds the goal line shall be
In forward the word
quibbrs felt that could
of further Qualification
stipulation
hands behind the goal line
touchback The capt.
ltalze
added
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
Boxing Board Suspends
Jackson and Manager

Willie Jackson. the Harlem light
weight. has been suspended by the New
York State Boxing Commission for
failure 70 go through with his bout
with Pete Hartley at Dycknan Oval.
claiming to have an injured hand, and
then contracting to box Johnny Dundee
in Philadelphia. Frank Bagley, Jack
sons manager. also drew a suspen-
sion.
Jackson. In order to have the ban
lifted. must first pay Leo r. Flynn.
Hartley's manager. $1,000 forfeit. ae
called for in the articles signed in the
Hartley bout for weight and appear
ance. and must then agree to box him
at one of the local clubs
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

partment of Agriculture and published
as Farmers Bulletin 1895. Among the
notable changes made during the pres
ent year was the amending of the mi
gratory bird treaty act regulations with
respect to bag limits.
This amend nlent provides that the
daily bag limit OF any person shall now
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

include, "all birds taken by any other
person who for hire accompanies or
assists him in taking migratory birds"
This will put an end to the abuse of
privileges under the regulations regard
ing the prescribed daily bag limits by
persons who claim that birds We're killed
by guides accompanying them.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
Drag Hunt in Westchester.

The Fairfield and westchester Hunt
Club opened the season yesterday with
drag. followed by a hunt breakfast
given By John McE. Bowman, one OF
TIE Joint masters of hounds. vt his
home near Port Chester. Fox hunting
Will begin shortly.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
New Bird Law Prohibits
Guides From Making Kill

A tendency to tighten the restrictions
on the hunting of birds and big game
Is noted In the game laws for 1921, a
summary of which. both Federal and
State, has been compiled by the Bio
logical Survey of the United States De-
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
Canadian Squirrels
Hoard Lost Golf Balls

~ARLETON PLACE. Ont. Sept
4 3.--Golf enthusiasts on the
- local links who had observed
that squirrels resident on the course
vsfe cycling them in peculiar man
Ter learned the reason to-day.
Leslie Reynolds announced he had
stalked one OF the squirrels to hol-
low tree and found cache Of forty
one goiI pals. Search of similar HID
ing places on the course revealed fifty
more lost balls. he said
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

Proposed Federal License for Shooting
Migratory Game Birds.
In q recent issue OF the Florida Fisherman
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

sis ton; reliable: local service. SIS dairy. |.
monthly rates: reasonable owner drivcs.
Glenmorc 1924.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE

SIMPLEX passenger sport chain drive, ex-
cellent condition throughout. bargain. r.
y, H0MAN, go w. saith ~. open Monday.
STUDEBAKER 1919 touring. perfect mechan-
ical condition. many extras sacrifice for
cash. fo4 Prospect place. Brooklyn. Pros-s
pect 10f3.
wINToN Six. model 22. u limousine: over
hauled and repainted Brewster green: ex-
ceptiona! bargain. THE wINTON CO..
R'way at 10th Ct
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
l2-i,aInt Ixnn


The largest type permitted In ths
Want Ad pages Is IL point. and tho
smallest Bpuce In which lx-point
type ad may be- set Ia one Inch. The
rate for this largo type IL z cents q
word duly and cents a word sun.
day. Tho same scale Oh reductionx
VIII npply AZ Tor regular want ads
These rates apply only to ADVERTISE
ments orig mating In Richmond and
suburban territory. From other
sources the rates ARE: Daily. IL cent?
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Cash must accompany the order.
Longer term rates for business ad-
Vcrtihcrb Oh request.
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anu up to +. II. Saturday for correo.
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sh1ation Wanted Ads-MaIe and
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"A Counter In the Dinpatch Building
ny those out o, work will be inserted
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Make This Your Home Town

find /: regular home In Richnonl-he .or,
capital letters. ~ W '"u III
huy II or rent it-mOvc into il this season. WHATS
,ic use OF going through year in "A housc that
isn't what you want when you might he ENJOYING -
real homo atmosphere? ing
INC Dispatci Papers Real Estate Week IL giving
you inc chance to look
a'aiaDe homes for sale m Richmond Yomlj
hno them listed and described In the Real Es,n,n
columns In tho Classified Section right now ~
Picture yourself your family I'm nm. nc A.,
comfortable modern houses that may be yours ,.r,
week. sec how close ,,,.cns
come to your Idea OF goodness ho,,n
Every iiomc-scckcr in Richmond is WATCHING ,h
today! Pm '""r nome
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NDEAED For QUICK
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Tor TIE RICHMOND TIMES DIS
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Estate Columns Guide the Property You BUY Rent
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES for Salo

FORD SEDAN. 1891: starter: runs and
LOOKS like new: Hassier shock absorbcrs.
DeS""f steering wheel. new tires: city
and State licensc; $500 cash Ask for
MI. SampSon's car. Il South Tenth
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In Ncnorian,

CHiLDREsS-In loving remembrance oil
our dear husband and father. y. Ber-
nard ch!idrcss. who entered eternal res,
October u. 1921.
Down by the sen. tho crystal sea
Where all tho redeemed shall he:
Where you and I. beloved. shall so,
our crimson robas washed white as snow
In Christs dear Glood-"hat hyiHus O.
praise
Through countless days we shall raise.
There all our loved ones vs. shall see,
oh. what meeting that will be-
lie Is watching at the portals:
He is waiting Al the donr.
Waiting only for our coming.
our loved one who has gone before.
wife and Children.
kRAGEi.-In remembrance OF my daugh
ter. Ncllie. died three years ago today
october y. 1913.
Dearest Nellie. thou han, left w.,
And Thy loss we deeply feel.
IN as God that hath berc.t US,
IL" can all our sorrows heal.
Yc, again Vs. hope 10 NEE, thee.
When IN" storms of life have He'd.
Then IN heaven with Joy Well greet thee
Where no farewell tears are shed.
Mother.
KRAGEL-In sad remembrance OF IN,
dear friend Nellie. who died three
years ago today. October -. 1921.
Tn. ros. that is deares, and faires.
Is the one that is killed by the frost
The one that was puvcst and :aircst
Is the one have lost. ..
Peaceful he your sieer dear Nellie.
IL 10 swcet To hear your name.
In ltc loved you dearly.
In death J do the same
Her Friend, Timothy.
MAHANEs-sacred to the memory OF my
brother. James Harry MahancS, who de-
. parted this life October -. 1913.
Some time a, eve. when IN" ,id4 Is low.
shan sI!? my mooTtnss and sa!i away.
with no responS tn the t;.endy hail.
In the s.lcn; hush OF the twilight pale
When the night steps down TO embrace
tho day
And the 'o,ces call in the waters flow
Sometime a; eve. when the water Is low
shall slip my moorings and sail away
Through the purple shadows that darby
trail
Der the ebbnS'tidc 10 the unknown s.a.
And ripple Of waters tell the tale
OF lonely voyus.r sailing away
To mystic isles. where nj anchor lay
The craft OF those who have sailed be-
fore,
Ger the unknown sea to the unknown
shore.
VIII miss my craft from the busy bay;
Some friendly barks that were anchored
near,
Some loving souls that my heart held
dear.
In silen, sorrow will drop tear.
But l shall have peacefully fur!ed my
sail
In mooring sheltered from storm or gale.
And he greeting the friends who have
sailed before
Ger the unknown sea 10 the unknown
shore"
W. G.. NJ.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths


CECil-The funeral services for private
Robert Cecil. who was Killed In battle
while nerSinH with Company Is. Three
Hundred and Forty fourth Machine Gun
Baualiou. ono Hundred aud seventy
ninth Infantry brigade. - r.. r. VIII
taac place from his mothers residence.
King william Couuty. sunday. October
y. i. ii.
liEEkE-Died. suddenly In Baltimore.
Md. at lz:l5 a. 81, October n. VIZ
liam IL. ieehc. formerly OF thia city.
Funeral from st. Aary's Catholic
Church Saturday afternoon October
-. at ocicok. Interinen, In ST. Mary d
Cemetery.
HoES-funcral services for Private
Beaufort IIo.n. Company ID. ,i3th Negi-
ment OF Infantry. killed in action 80
vcnber $, ltis were head at the grave
Saturday afternoon IN Hollywood. The
intcrncnt private.
SORItIS-Died. a. the home OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Lena 81. Haneli. Washington.
ID. C.. October -. 1921 Mrs. Bette VAL
.ntino Norris. aged G5. Burial Hollywood
S.re,ery Sunday O'Clock l.. 81.
S)UHG--Mrs. Matte Lee Young died at
W. home OF her uncle. Charles Is. BEN
aet. 1901 beverly Street, Ut ESQ a. NJ.
Friday. She leaves to mourn her loss.
husband. John Irwin Young. and two
children. Leroy $. and Gertrude 81.
Young. Funeral from -. LuEc's at
l:lo.
Gone. but not forgotten.
Asleep In Jesus.
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eahssMEN 20 dali on banks and cor.
.rancas Wit qualifications and ref.
paompi settlements cour, Decision, Re-
porting Corporation. $ Pine Street. Ss,y
York. ''E'' we"
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SOtIClTOR-wanteds solicitor ma, IL Iii
4 ms ~ enter into contract for on,. y.n-.
: tnst Us willing TO put W a small de
p's'; one that Ia wei. acquainted with
particulars regarding yourself. X ioe
care Times dispatch N'
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LOOKS Xix" new: Hassier shock absorbcrs,
btch"r steering wheel. new tires: city
ana state license; $500 cash Ask for
Mf. Samnson's car. II South Tenth.
FORD SEDAN, $500.
Equipped With Starter,
demountable rims, shock
absorbers, speedometer.
Motor in excellent shape
FORD TOURING, 5000. |
Mechanical condition
very good. Tires good
all around.
If you are in the mar
ket for a Used Car it will
be money in your pocket
to investigate our stock
OF used cars. 1t includes
B III c k S, Chevrolets,
Oyerlands, Hupmobiles
in most any type one
could desire. Prices
range from S1O0 up.
You'll find real sacrifice
values in our Used Car
Department.
HARPER-O OVERLAND
CO., INC,
1885 West Broad Street.
Telephone Boul. 1902.
FORD TOURING. SIS worth extras; Ike
new: 1870. l7ii Third Avenue. High
land Park
FORD USED CARS.
Complete s'ocH all ;ypes and models.
We have good used for you at
reasonable price.
Sec w q. KING.
RiCHMoND MOTOR CO. INC,
Tenth and BROAD Streets
Phone Randolph to7
roRps ronDs roEps
w" hav" them at tn" rich, figures.
Why? When we trade we never &.
GLOW more for used car than IT
worth which enables US 20 orer
we Following attractive prices
1917 Touring, in excelien, mechanical
condition; motor and rear Just over
hauled In our shop: practically new
tires and new top. ,ls,.
condition; good tires ,i25.
1878 Touring: motor In good consi.
ton, and good tires. ;i75
1918 Touring: nrs,-ciass shape In
every respect: natural wood de-.
'n"un'ahle wheels. good tires and
o'heF accessories tl75
1870 Touring; electric starter: good
mechanical condition; fair ,ires ana
l Hhs, Model c""re. in esceiien, mo-
starter. and good tires $500.
i.:i Model cocne; run 1900 miles:
months old s5.5. This rar origin
ally cost the purchaser sssola in
Guiding accessories. We know This
car viii h" sold 20 the mrs, marty
INC abov" Is good selection Of
,s cars. and We would suggest
mat you see US before buying cl.e-
where. because We have ,hr used
car for you
several new touring bodies (new
sSie). Including windshield. ton
rear fsnders cushions and mats, -
Immediate delivery on al, ,ynes
in, sas. Terms on new cars and
Ia'c model used cars to responsibIo
persons.
HEARN MOTOR co. INC.
ll9i HULL STREET.
MADISON lit.
FoRDS-New and used: terms II desired
Bart Womblc. Randolph +o7.
FRANKLIN four ssenger chummy road
ster al i bargain. Must sell Atlantic
Motor Co.. 1870 West Broad Street.
HAYNES SEDAN--w. u. Moss. 13I-1a5
West Main Street.
hppMoblLE touring: never careicssly
handled: excellent condition: cord &c.
bumper. VIII sacrifice. West Grace
street. Madison 5S97-w.
lh2-;on truck. In
Eoou running order. Bargain to ouIck
buyer. Small cash payment secures this
Street
NLlNE-lal'. good shape. fine for hackInc
OF iamiIy use. SEQ. boulevard 1863 w.
hoLiNE KNIGHT, 7-passcnger 8 good
TRES in hrst-clRsS shape. 4 bargain
.io South Laurel or call Randolph
OVERLAND TOCKING-In good running
ordeE 500 secures this car baIo no |
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oAhr.sMEN 20 call on banks and chr
Porat.ohS. Write qualifications and ref
etences Liberal Compensation. win
prompt settlements. Court Decisions K.
Lorting Corporation. 70 Pine Street Sew
York. -'e"
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EMPLOYMENT
--------------7---------
Help Wanted-NI,Io
.S..S

-. i'.9 VI hN--N antcl, automobile specialt[.
men calling on garages. r.n,frmn, 80
uuvh heei owners. liberal commission On,
nl'iai anu repeat orders: sure ire srII,r.
e"ou territory open. with Richmond hea,i
o',,ec. boS lsi, care The Dispatch
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WHY NOT?

fo To 12'S weekly as realty SPECIALISTS
experience unnecessary. We mail com,
Piete system for free examination Use
IL 10 start Independent business of your
own ray 81 weekly for 10 weeks ur
remain within five days and pay moth.
ING. American Business Builders. ST.
James Hdg.. New York
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GIRLS wanted with experience. In max.
ing small boxes: also for labelling boxes
only experienced need apply. The RAN
doIph Paper BOX Co., 1913 Ross Street
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w ASTED-A man with broad business eN-
pcriencc who Is accustomed to meeting
ana conVersinS with executives. Should
he able to grasp ana discuss financial
anu ihuus'rinl conditions. Position will
require some travelling. In applying
state age. experience, religion. salary eN-
pecied references and full particulars
Box II lSo. The Dispatch
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-Fcmale

GlRL-Wanted. AZ once. AN experienced
assortcr 20 check laundry and do some
book work. and can furnish you a good
place 20 board. Address G. II. Davis
ltylton Hall Laundry. Schooiheld Va.
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WANTED thoroughly experienced coat
anu SUIT sa'cswoman; steady position 20
those that qualify. Apply Drryful n Co.
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WANTED, all-around man for modern
country shop publishing weekly news
paper and dsinH hiGh-ciass CONNER
ciai printing. State wages wanted ana
when you can come In first letter. lob
open nov. T.dewntcr News Franklin
VA
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ROSS k CARLE-AutomubiIe rrpaIring
and general machine wora lc06-l2
West Main Street. boulevard .2s.
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AUTOMOBILES

Service misunderstanding IL
SPRiNGS-Au springs made and
put ON same day order Is brought ia
smith Moore S.h!clo Co.. 3i1 North
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DON'T waste time II you want 10 control
big business Here ~ tn. easiest seller
made: "Clergias." winter auto neces-
silly. Retaiis ~ cents Money back guar
antec. Keeps w!ndshields clean all day
rain. snow sicet: avoid accidents Dis
trict managers wanted: exclusive control
given: extraordinary terms: large profits /:
territory being taken. every day. Tele-
graph or write "CicrE!as' Chemical Cor
porat!on. Factory q Leighton Avenue,
Rochester
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HOUSEk Observation-Disclosures. elderly lady to
keep house for family Of four; residence
In country. Write J. IL. Maxwell, Glen
Allen YIN
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

TAILORING and repairing al reasonabia
prices. ASK Tor Mr.. Sheriff. Star Clean
Ing Co.. 3l3 East broad.
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Yet again ~ hope 10 meet thee.
When III" storms OF life hav. fed
Then IN heaven With joy Well greet thee.
Where no farewell tears are shed
MothpF
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HoCSEk EEPER-AppIy II6 Liberty Street.
I'ctersbufg Va
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FORD TOURING. SIS worth extras: Ike
new. 1870. l7ii Third Avenue. High
land Park
FORD USED CARS.
Complete STOCK. all types and motiels
We have good used for you at A
reasonable price.
Sec W. g. KING
RICHMOND MOTOR CO. INC,
Tenth and Broad Streets.
Phone Randolph I07
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AUTOMOBILES

COMMONWEALTH CAR. new: never used
$1,000. Latest model magnetic cuipped
Tor $3.50. Randolph 36is or boulevard
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Peaceful he your sieep. dear Nellie.
j, 10 swcet TO hear your name.
In NE loved you dearly
In death J do the same.
Her Friend Timothy
, 1921-02-23
NOTICE.

sAHE b + /. advise customers Of Chris
tiup.>ud Electric Plant that service
:" viii be resumed upon the evening
Of Sunday Feby. 10th.
Improvement Of the service will be
made as soon as necessary supplies al
ready ordered have been re -eived, in
meantime we crave indulgence for pre-
sent lack of service or for accident that
may occur
Cure t will be switched on $50 p. m.
and switched off at midnight.
ROBT. L, MERWIN & co.
C~hristiansted, St. Croix, Feby. 18th.
1921.