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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-03-10
NEWS BITS FOR BUSY PEOPLE

kerensky, one-time ruler of Russia.
left Paris for Reval to assume COM
mand OF the movement TO overthrow
the soviets.
The Leiligh and Wilkesbarre Coal
company at New York declared a spe-
cial cash dividend of $50 per cent on
Its S9,21O,OOO stock outstanding.
Upward of $4,000 appointments to
pubic offices carrying salaries aggre-
gazing more than $1O0,OOO,O0O year
are TO be made by President Harding
at Washington
dispatch from Berlin reports that
president Ebert had summoned all
party leaders TO consider reconstruc-
tlon of the cabinet. The dispatch was
not confirmed
Some very daring dresses were seen
at the first opera ball in Paris since
the war. One woman wore a costume
winch consisted Of short skirt only,
with no corsage
Twelve thousand persons were killed
In the province of Kansu, China, by
the earthquake which occurred there
on March 2, according to advices re-
ceived at Tokyo
A gendarme-blue sweet pea, to be
exhibited in the eighth international
flower show, which opens at New
York next Monday, has been named
Mrs. Warren Harding"
According to dispatch from Reval,
Petrograd and Kronstadt are in the
hands of revolutionary committees and
the white flag has been hoisted over
the Kremlin in Moscow.
President Harding celebrated his
first Sunday in the White House at
Washington by working. He had in
tended to attend church, but the press
OF business prevented him.
The executive committee of the
Swedish socialist party at Stockholm
has begun an agitation for the release
of Eugene V. Debs and "the other i'm
prisoned pacifists' in America.
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood has been
detailed at the request of President
Harding at Washington to go to the
Philippine islands and make a study
of conditions there in the light of
Philippine aspirations for independ-
ence.
Champ Clark's home folk at Bowl
ing Green, Mo-, received his body and
paid a final tribute to their friend
All business was suspended; schools
were closed, and throughout the town
flags were at half-staff and buildings
were draped in mourning.
Work of connecting the Western
Union Observation-Disclosures cable, off
Miami, Fla, begun again, was abrupt
ly halted when the United States sub
chaser 154 appeared and opened fire
on the cableship Robert C. CloWry and
placed the entire crew under arrest
Engineer William Long and Fireman
George F. Block of the wrecked "Cana-
dian" express train, which was crashed
into by the New York Central flyer at
Porter, were ordered held in $4,000
and $4,000 bonds respectively on
charges of involuntary manslaughter
by Coroner FL. O. Seipel, following the
abrupt conclusion of the inquest al
Valparaiso, Ind.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-03-10
Farmers, Attention

The annual meeting of the Farm
er's Shipping Association will be held
in the Town Hall on Commerce street
on Thursday, March 10, at 200
o'clock p. M, to present the reports
and to fill positions of those directors
whose term of Office expires at this
time, and for such other business as
shall come before the meeting.
J. r. WALLIS, Secretary
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-03-10

Monday.
William III. Lang returned Wed
nesday from a bushes trip to Mil,
waukee and GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ley OF
Jonesda1e Spent over Sunday with
Mrs. Legs father, John Aide and
family.
Mayor A. D. Brown returned
Thursday from a business trip to
Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Evans and
son Paul returned last week from
Bowman, North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Staber and
Chinese amah left Friday for Chica-
go to join their son Ernest Stabe1
and wife of Shanghai, China, in a
visit there.
Miss Eloise Motley of Willow
Springs visited relatives and friends
here last week.
Mrs. Leo Hittesdorf visited rela-
tives here Friday.
Mrs. Louis GRADER left last Thurs
day to take medical treatments at The
Sacred Heart Sanitarium in Milwau-
kee.
Mrs. Baltus Rolls and little daugh-
ter returned to West Bend, Thurs
day, after a visit of several months
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
GRADER.
William Vickernan returned Sat
urday from Lewistown, Montana, fol
an indefinite stay with his daughter
Mrs. William Evans.
Miss Retta Campton of Platteville
Normal, spent the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Camp
ton.
Miss Loretta Lawinger spent the
latter part of the week in Dubuque
Mr.. and Mrs. William Murphy, ST..
Minneapolis, Mimi, were the guests
at the farm home of Mr.. and. Will
liam Murphy last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen McMurrough
and family were the guests at the
William Gedye farm home Sunday.
William Skews has purchased the
John Boynton home, 403 South Iowa
street, from the Boynton estate and
expects to move there soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Pittz Of Dubu-
que, Iowa, Edward Pittz Of Detroit
Mich, Misses Agnes and Genevieve
Pittz and Miss Agnes Schaaf of Ra'
cine, Mrs. George Miller of Boscobel
attended the funeral of Mr.. John
PittZ here Wednesday.
Bert Kieffer spent Monday in Chi
cago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-03-10
WALL PAPER

Your home will need new papering
this spring. Let me show you sam
pies of the latest and most popular
designs for the interior decoration
of any or all your rooms. The prices
are consistent with the high quality
of material offered. Phone No. 1876,
$40 Ridge street.
MRS ANNA STRATMAN,
Mineral Point, Wis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-03-10
SEES u. S. IN THE LEAGUE
Council President Bastoa Da Cunha
Expresses Faith in Future Of
World Body.

Paris March 5.-Absolute faith in
the future of the League of Nations,
coupled with an implied prediction
that the United States would shortly
be found acting with it, was expressed
by DIR. Gastoa. da Cunha, president of
the council of the league, in comment
ing at the last public session of the
council here upon the work the league
had done.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-03-10

F. M. Funk, proprietor of the
Dodgeville Granite and Marble
Works, has an important announce
ment on the sixth page of The Demo
GRAFT 1t is in the form of full page
advertisements and it is an artistic
piece of advertising composition, by
an artistic printer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-03-10
HOT WEATHER IN Milwaukee
Warmest March 2 Recorded in Fifty
Years-Thermometer Registered
SO Degrees AbovS.

Milwaukee, March 3.-With one ex-
ception, Wednesday was the warmest
March 2 in so years. The tempera-
ture at noon was so. The only time
when a higher temperature was re-
corded on this date was March 2, 1882,
when the thermometer was at S.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-03-10
Insurance

When in the market for insurance:
fire, tornado, automobile, plate glass
and life, see Fred Zweifel, who will
be pleased to quote rates at any time
1t will pay you. Office over Gundry
& Gray Co. store.
FRED ZWEIFEL,
Mutual Insurance Agt
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-03-10
Fletcher Confirmed by Senate

Washington, March S.-The senate
confirmed a large number of nomina-
lions sent to it by President Harding.
They included Henry P. Fletcher of
Pennsylvania, to be under-seeretary of
state.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-03-10

: About 1910 Wisconsin physicians
and health officers sent 36,9S1 bac-
THEOLOGICAL specimens to the State
Laboratory OF Hygiene, Madison, for
analysis during the past two years.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-03-10
County Superintendent of
Schools

Schools
Experience in administering the school
affairs of the county is just as valuable to
those interested as experience in any other
line of business.
If returned to the office of County Super
intendent for a second term shall continue
to do all that can be done to keep our
schools running, and to uphold the educa-
tional standards of the county.
Your vote will be appreciated.
r. E. HOSKINS, County Supt.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-03-10

PAID ADVERTISEMENT, prepared by and
for the undersigned, who will pay regular
advertising rates for its publication.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-03-10
ANNOUNCEMENT
New Barber Shop

I have opened a barber shop in the
basement of the White House store
and solicit the patronage of the pub
lie. Good service guaranteed.
30w2 HUGH COMMUNICATION
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-03-10

Use the Want Column i'm The Demo-
crat and you will get results.
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Farms aud Land ior Sale &

+! AS l' you waat TO au. /, r.rn -,
ni.n, Eastern Lard "a, :gl-- - MAO
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CADETS OPEN GRIDIR0N
SEASON WITH ROANOKE
Initial Contest Will BE PLAYED
Tomorrow Afternoon a,
Lexington.
Lexington.

BENNINGTON. VA Sep, - AS
result of the last thrcc weeks pre-
li'unury practic" The coaches have
been able /" set fairly good lin.
ou the material at ihcjr disroSal uud
state the lineup that probably VIII
-;art Saturdays game. as follows.
" Nenablc Jam. shannon r.gh, half
ana iiIn,iu" loft half. Will 10, Ia"
backs These men ar" all Veterans
ANA their d'ility il very wrll known.
>tiw"ii vito has been runuing the
urHi team al scrim,nag.. probably
W'.i start at quarter. hu; Faulkner.
81 Tho 1870 scrubs. and Farley. an
All-W. Va. quarter 81 last year who
Vas been showing up well iu practice.
may also hr Sccn IN action. AZ re-
Sc"v. backs thrr. Viii hc rustoln.
Ryder, "a. Kellogg. t. Iiunu. Spratt
ANA l'8ilai. ait of whom are anxious TO
get a rhumc" To show their wares y"
man named abby" * in a position To
nc absolutely sure of his place. and
ali of III" iirst-htrinr meu may be.
replaced during The game
tn" end positions are being held
down now hv Drcwry. NH-South At
'NlAI' ~ i'-'. anu lux al III Il
years scrubs and Il is likely that
these two w.il be in at the itick-oG
IT Is also likely that T.. Clark earle
ton. Ferguson and steel" also Viii got
,N"ir chance to protect the Hanks.
CAPITA summers. Al!-South Atlantic.
and Hunt, twiv" a monogram man.
VIII start At tackles. but these two
are heinz pushed iv Wcscput aud
Ho"th. hoih OF last years squad Tn"
guards vho viii lead off are iiar-
r'sou and Han with Barbour Ham
murd. Matthews ana Gray in reserve.
Miller. for tire" years member OF
the varsity squad, pr"hrhly viii get
In at center over parrott ana Doug
las
The coaches are expecting - sim
struggle from ~" Roanoke a-st;r"ea
tion. hut intend 20 use a.! the ma.
tcrinl they cnu without Jenpar,li2tnr
tho chance IL losing the game The
squad practlccd on the n,w uell lor
the lirst time last saturday. AMI 1t
Will be IN good condition for III" game
this comm" week end Nil cadets
and other supporters of tn" Red.
White and Yellow are optiuistic anu
rc hoping 20 inausura,e thu new
field with victory.
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BALTIMORE BONER
LAYS CLAIM TO TITLE
Try Nssociatea rrcssl

GLEN ELANlh. OHIO. sept, - re
ciurinr that h" had hc"u deliberately
Tuulcd several times. Danny Frus h. af
Baltimorc who was knocked out by
johnny Eilhan". last saturday III the
contest for the fratherwcisht champ
innship. issued a signed statement to-
dav i'm which he claims the title.
He said he MAS not only toulcd IN
The first round when NilbAnc hit him
u tho eron with his Knee. but later
ON. when the champion continne"
Sighting after the hell had runs and
Frush had dropped his arms.
rrush explains that he waited with
his statement until the public had the
chance tn see tho moving pictures of
the bout. lie contends he should hay"
been declared the victor in the mrs
or counted out. alleging he -onlt
haNc been counted out i; the rei%ef
did not think u" had been fouied
"a therefore tnirk am "n,itled'
under an tho rules Of tile game. !"
u.s. r,atucrwrt.;ht championship Of
The world and hereby proclaim my
s.-lf 80 br SUCH the statement con
,uues am nov ready 20 defend
ina, ,itlc against any aud all comcrs.
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CHAMPIONS WILL. MEET
ON GOLF LINKS TODAY
Alcxa Stirling and Cecil l.cilch
to Face Each Other
i'm Ottawa.
IRy Associated Press !

OTTAWA. ONT, Sept -. Miss.
Al"Na sterling. of Aila.ia. womau's
Soli champion al the United states
and Gambia. in or,I.r To retain her
canada title, has the difficult task
tomorrow OF defeating Miss Cecil
I"itch, woman'S champion uf Great
Hritain ana France. who has demon
Sirh;"u hcr superiority over the At
this year
Miss Sterling aul Mise. l.vii,.h today
became scmiiinaliSts III IA" same half
of tn" draw as the result of vie
tories ia the tournament On the River
Mead Course. Miss l.riich who has
never been hard pressed during the
weeks play. continued to show hey
ability hy an easy Vi.tory over Miss
sydney rcpplcr. ri Toronto. To q.
while Miss Sterling had a clos" con
test with Mrs ", \ Gavin. ~ New
York, winning by I TO .. The result
WAS in doub, until they We're we'll
past the turn in the cightecn.hnie
match
Another possibility Of the Canadian
tournament is that sisters may play
saturday for Miss t:iirh l.ritch, Sis
ter Of the british ritlchold"r ia also
u Scmiiiniiist. AID tomorrow VIII play
MISS Molly McBridc. of Bcacons ri"lh.
Today Miss EdIth L"itch defeated
Miss Mia Mackenzie. nf Toronto Tor
m"r Canadian titlchuiirr, bY : -
Miss McBrid" eliminated Miss Helen
I.csurur. nf ROYAL. ottawa ana ..
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= ,. CGNN FoEp.
'rgU>,",
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rustee' s
Auction Sale

90 -. NCWES. WITH SMALL BUILD
l\HS. ~ MEG k.ENRrRG CJr&-
Try \i.NE CHASE CITY
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RElL EsTATn, F0K REM
Garages FOR Rem ~.

n3t.w.
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riiy OF Richmond .... rlau;if
me unkuown uctrs Of
lohn N nam. deceased
sometime called j NJ.
Hail ......... ........... Defendant.
Tn onj,c, of this sui, is to Gu
force u lien in favor Of ,hc ci,y OF
Richmond for IA" sum az sis hundred
and "Ishiy-tw" dollars aud ciEhU
nine cents. with interest Oh three
hundred and nv" dollars and twenty
NO ccnts. Il part thereof from iun"
- 1921, ill paid, on - lot ui lund
in The city of Richmond described "a
d.; IA square 1919. frontin. I, feet
an Eightc"nth street. in the city al
iichinond. Formerly Eighteenth street
IN IA" late city 81 Manchester. stand
tuG in the name OF John NJ. Hall.
srin"tin.S calic! j. ~. Hall.
And affidavit having been made ana
nlcG 10y James +. Robinson. Deputy
Collector of Delinquent Taxes FOR III"
city Of Richmond and agent for said
corporation. that the hcirsliiaw of
;h" said John NJ. Hail. sometimes
called j. VI. iia!i. are persons inter
cstcd in tn" subject matter TO Ice diS-
posed Of in tblS suit. ana that In"
said heirs are unknown ana th"i due
diligence has been used I" ascertain
who such persons are and their resi-
dcic.s. anh to thar end inquiry hats
been made 81 adjpiuimg prnpcrtN "w ~
rrs and ui persons who ought tn KNOW
Who such heirs are and their rest
lrnr"s. without success ANA tnrN
being made PARTIES 10 the bill as per
sons unknown. IL is ordered That TIA"
saI unhu"wn h"irs-at- Law "f the sAi's
John Nj. Halt ar j. NJ. ilaii. 1t" an
pear here w,thin ten days after ia
publication OF THIS order and d " nat
may Ice necessary TO protect their IA
trrcet in This suit.
y COPY Tesir.
CIAS. g. SANiLLE. 'lcrh.
n . FbIf.AID,
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r.'5L'C aAl.E.
Dl'
SIN nMM--. ~. IlLL. AIsl.L,L.-.,.

Sjo.ooo.cn o. THE DISTRICT
ScuOJl. BOARD Of WINNINGHAir
DISTINCT HpNbS. IL Tiir. COUNT
Or NOTTDWAI. NIHGINlA
NOTICE is hereby gwen that on
SATURDAY.. CCToHER y. 1921.
al 2.5u l. NJ.
~ 'front.' OF Ia. First National Bank
Of Cv"wc. Va MT! thousand doiia- -
ia lunds ~ tn" D!stv ct school Board
~ Winuia,sham District. No,toway.
county. Va, in denominations OF
$4,000. sjHU.uD and sl.00n.p0O. Viii he
offered for sal" - The highest htdi 81
AZ Euh!!c auction. These bonds Will
nor b" sold Tor less than par aud are
interest hcnr;n.; at per cen; from
dai" interest payable annually,
bonds payable thirty wears after
dot with ~" option to the said
school BOARD to redeem them ten
years afirr date. These bonds will
%" exempt from local taxation.
TIL: SGHODl. BOARD Oh WIN
Ni%GiihN DISTRICT. MOTTO
WAY COUNTY. NlRGiN!A.
HENRY r. LEE. Attorney
NIRGiNlA-iN THE Gi!NECEEY
CGrET or THE CITY or HlCIi-
MONp. THE 2oriI DAY OF SEP
TEMnER. 1921
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Gl.c Gu. Arrnng,uu Dates.

ARI.pTrESNIi.i.E VA. sept %
Officers Of the University of virginia
Glec club have already started work
on the show and the booking Of DIT -.
Manager Chamberlain has been work
Ing this summer on the schedule.
which will not be as heavy as last
yea Is.
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1U sap says ploncy w regular H..
patch Want Adj.
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FOR RENT

VERY Attractive Apartments con
s!ytiue Of ) rooms. kItchcncttc aud
. httns furnished or unfuruisn"d. IN
Tho now "ELIIA I:iITIINN Apart
mont Building on Fourth street. he
tween Nam ana frauii!in streets.
InGcrn and most attrHrtiNcIs
Immediate possession. cal
Ar Hopkins. Madison 1850. or Allison
i.ullu.ug IspsDl 10
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FOR RENT

Dnctor's Office In now "Ei.IXA o
BETHAN' Apartment building on
Fourth Street. between Main and
Franklin Streets. consisting OF two
rooms. lavntory and bath strictly
modern ami up to date: rcnt reason
able. Immediate possession Call
Mr.. Hopkins, Madison 1896, or Allison
Building. Room 46.
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SPORTS
RACES ARE RESUMED
FOLLOWING HEAVY RAINS
Spectators al Columbus Track
Are Treated to Excellent
Performances.
ny N-s0cIDt.I press.l

'pItMEUS. ONO sept Grand
circuit racing was resumed here to-
Hat atter a laps. of two afternoons
"ue tn rain Tho program abpundcI
100 ''atn~' and IA" spectators w.r.
'ri'r-a t1"U NOT only hy thrilling nm
'-h"s hul also by the time trail or
f"t"r Manning l-lN, who startc. JUS,
noi"r" shutdown 10 lower the track
record Of 2.0l. set nearly Il decade
Hr" s. The Harvester Accompanied
hN runner the champion reldinE
went 4" tn" half in .. seconds anu
u aprc1r"d for e moment as If h.
would equal his own record or break
d. However. II wind blowing down
the home stretch slowed him up and
hc passed the wire in l.5a ia.
The VI ana NJ trot for 2:li eighties
Was won hy Jeanette Rankin only
after she dropped the irst heat "a
trlnc"ss t.tawah in 2:03 1T Melon
aid coiiarod Princess Etawah at the
w'ic in the second heat and stepped
i'm @u3 i2 I'm the final mile and Ind
something 20 spare to defeat the field :
CUmp"tinE for the $1,000 purse
Guardian Trust met his first de-
feat ot the season when he lost the
Horse Review tuturity trot for 8
year-olds when the event Was taken
Up today after one neat had been
raced Tuesday. Guardian Trust mad
stlctch breaks and Rose Scott won
the two heats contested today and
urst money. reriscope was handily
the best performer in the 2:U5 Capital
Gay trot and WON a. She .1cascd..
Sir Roche, 4 Western PAGER. " on tha
90 pace. and the :! II trot was easy
Tor j<li" the good time stable ;rotter
::o5 class ,rotiins. the Capital CiN.
three heats purse &.000. one heat
Tuesday.
4,
,b"dE"l ........ ...,.. 4
rc,cr Cooley. t'g ,Stukcs'
Early Dreams. l. &. CMcDon-
aldD observation-disclosures. o
Mile Irwin. D. III NV Elem
insp .-..-....... ....-...... 80
charley Ron, t.. x tMurphy, -
Comet and Walnut Frisco also
started.
rimc. 2:oi IL. EOS II. a:O5 1T" s
Three ycar-old trot. the Horse Re
view ruturity. two in three, purse
$1,000. one heat Tuesday:
Rose Scott blk. T.. by Peter
Scott" MurphD .......
Guardian Trust. b. G, by Bel
win ,McMahom .......... : .,
The Great Rose. b. /. ,Mc -"
Donald .......... .,....... J
Favonian. c c. ,2dman) $
Nelson Dillon. b. c. (ScrrilD 3
Walton sterling. The Great Noiu.
Eleanor Guy, l'invarra. Peter iisr-
vcst.r. Miss WillouEhby. David AN
worthy and Plato Watts also started.
Time. 2:Ui IL. 2:oi IL, EOS 1t
2:oi class ,rottns, the NJ. and NJ.
stake. three heats. purse $4,000.
Jeanette Ran>in, CHI. m. by
san Francisco tMcponaldp
lrluecsH Etawah. l. m. by
CALI cnrci br. NJ. ualino. ! >, a.
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international Ic.r., u.>,I,>

NcWurk. -, Eultimorc. II.
BEADING IT,. Jersey city. 30.
only games scheduled
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DISPLiY CLASSIFIED
UNITED STATES MAHSiIhI:S SALE.
EAS!El* DISTRICT OF NIE-
CHINA.

By virtue Of an order pf salc issued
out Of Tho United states b!strct
court for "a" Eastren District 81! Vir-
1871 motto" - h"r"Dl GIN'n thdi
V I'D s".. tN public auction. subject to
confirmation uy 'hr court. for cash.
on Tuesday. The s'th day o' S.ptem-
i.,... ..-l. al ~ oc.yss NurH. AT tl.
Ian. street .utraUc. OF TIA. POST
o-.. and court Euadiug. i.vhmn.,d.
I- tn steamer I;os daI.. her en-
r.H"s. boilers. m.te"lu.ls. boats.
10 r.-. aHlJI .i. auup;tau.tu,uS and
:.ruIiUT.. .r sh" r.w l.,a at ia. rIty
mari, ilcHUuud Va
Il.hEEEcE . SNirilI.ES.
United states Marshal
y: ". u. W.lsaa!r,.
Deputy United states Allisual.
I!if. My%IAGCt.
Proctor tor L!bu!lsnt.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Legal Aui.cc-
D!SIJG$D NOTICE.
rs. NAI!O>AL ltANk OF

DIVIDEND notice
HltI4AiDaD. "a
rhc Girc.,orE 81 mn n,"> nave ,oi,y
|clsT.a ne regular 4litt ~, u4.IIeuL Oi
-, I5.i :. stor.lo.d.r. .! record
S-p'smDsr -. 1874. ,"ec"s "!ii he
las. N. nALI. JHs.. cashier.
DEIDEND NorlC..
|CnircEka. I.vaI 4OLaCCD NOMDaHy. Inc.
Tine frsui4t quarterly dht:"iDi VI Der
|It n" Ss.SOy.gOo Ui Iraie!tel otO.n
|corpofatod. !.aI been ,..c!Aiv! payable ga
toi,e: !. 1891 /" Ihe preferred atOcn.
ideIs OF ree"Gc at Ihc c!oAe 81 business
u. c. ru!Ahirs.
- Secretary.
OFFICE 81. ADIisonY EoAKD.
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KNOXVILLE. TENN. Sept. 22,--
Johnson City playing at Greenviiis
today won by TO s the second game
OF their post-scasou series tor tine
championship Of the Appatach!an,,
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