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Fire Record

e.oo-a w. f14th St; unknown. ;. Unknown
3.4J-i37th -. and Harlem River
towboat; Cornell Towing Com
a.5o-Ee e1GrS GSerck ST.: jacob Rothmsn. .Trifiins
7:5o-153 w: i45th st.; Emil Meyer Unknown
s;2o-23i y ioTth ST.; santo
o.a,-In ne'pe'p gront Of sol Madison av.:
automoblle; Franklin Simon &
o4s-iTs1io PARK ay Morris siavn Unknown
i0:f5-2i45 Boston road The Bronx
II oo-i5aa fS9 clay ciS:p'' avn The Bronx. sam
II .o5-Topgrood I,oDan and Garrison avs,
The Bronx; caboose in freight
ward; \. ". n. II. e. II. n. R..Trifllng
II :30-i2G7 9Th av.; Nathan Marmel-
II ,ts-ats s'V ". 1924 st.: unknown. Unknown
ii i:f5-Tndependence av. and 233d St,
The Bronx brush In vacant
,a.oo-o7a eth av.; George sotscaik. Unknown
f2:f0-f0i Orchard ST.; Marshall job
,a.1o-S1nes7 PFC hSsSf %snmars ST.; Raffaeie .''S
i2:i5-FTont ' Of aii Delaney st.:
,a.As-ias7 i's9d r. ,4s,h st.. Tho Bronx; ""'""
chimney. Louis Devela. ..... .Trifling
PM Loss.
i:io-22oi seagvick av., The Bronx; ,,,,-.
i:55-45I riverside Drive; samuel s;
Anlcy ..................... Unknown
;h6-1N West Olst ST. james VIZ
3:Oo-fn front of wall and New ST.:
t-nderplnning Foundation Co.. Trifling
4i5-ei West 3ith st Spear
co. 4......ts..sssss..s t..+ss LliNlloNn
.35-lG East sTth At Fannie Mandel slight
G.0J-T2G 9th av.. Patrick Garden. .Trifing
6.f0--iOth av. and Tsham ST.. vacant
lot t....ss+ss.asss .4.ss|ss.s .ss ,. ''ANvh'
G.fn--g3ad st. and Jerome av.. The
Bronx. Van Cortlandt Park. None
620-iT2 East 18th st; Harry Ma
son ......... ......... .... .. unknoNn
635--42t East 18th st.. +. Dido. Unknown
6.4J-Southern boulevard and 1s0th
st.. The Bronx; T.. brush. Slight
Ii6--l3a West 18th ST.; Victory Bag
and Suitcase Co............ Unknown
1:eJ-i27 West cath ST.; Dykes Lum-
Der co. ....s........ 80. .SllBht
:00-1 Park av.; Robert Baconi
chimney fire ....s.... ....... . UNKNOWN
T:50-i00 Greene ST.. American Floor
OH co. ............, ......-l I,liilng
s3J-f2s3 Park av. Fedden Bros. Slight
o45-449 East 5sth ~. James walsh. .Ellsht
10 ISL East f7sth a.; Eiirshetb re~d Might
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
645,O43 JOBLESS
in STATE; EARLY
RELIEF EXPECTED
Decrease in Employment
Here 31.34 Per Cent;
Outside, 1868.
MORE WORK In SPRING
Heavy Snow Also Would
Help by Providing Tenn
porary Jobs.
LOOK TO BIG PLANTS
Reopenings Are Hoped For in
Report Issued by DR..
David L. Flynn.
LOOK TO BIG PLANTS

An industrial survey OF the State
representative of the State and Federal
labor departments, shows that on Janu-
ary l there were 645,043. or S4.91 per
cent of the workers OF the State out
OF employment. The figures compiled
by Or. Flynn indicate that approx
mately one out OF every sixteen persons
in the State is out of work at the
present time. The decrease in em-
ployment in the city is given as 3l.S4
per cent and outside the metropolitan
district it jumps to $3.50 per cent.
DR.. Flynn gave it as his opinion that
the maximum of unemployment has not
Yet been reached, but he does not ex-
pect 1t will be much greater than it
was on January J. All of the manu-
facturers that he has come in con-
tact with during the survey are con-
fident the Spring will bring n decided
change for the better Many look for
a change sooner, but these manufact-
,lrers are dependent on other industries
that had hoped to open full blast by
so as yet. Should these industries get
started, Dr. Flynn feels certain the de-
preston soon will pass.
Efforts to have DIR. Flynn draw con-
clusions through comparison of the pres
ent percentage of unemployment with
that of years before the war proved
unavailing. He holds such comparisons
would be meaningless as many new
industries have sprung into being since
the outbreak OF the war and asserts
there is virtually no industry that can
be singled out as n barometer of econ
onic conditions as all of them are in
terdependent on others. The drift of
population toward the urban. as indi-
Gated by the 1920 census, also would
upset any conclusions one might try to
come to DIR. Flynn says.
story Told I'm Table.
The labor representative says the fol-
lowing showing persons employed. which
has been submitted to the Industrial
Conference Board, Washington, d. c.,
speaks for itself
GREATER NEW YORK
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
BRITISH TOBACCO DIVIDEND.

The Imperial Tobacco Company. Ltd,
of Great Britain and Ireland. has de-
clared final dividend OF 10 per cent
and a bonus of 6 pence. both free Of
British income tax. After providing for
a reserve of f1,000,000, there was carried
forward balance OF f617.000.
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GOwANus STORAGE COMPANY, INC.
90 West street, New York,

Under authority OF Article 1. Sections /, 2
and g. OF the bylaws OF this Company.
NOTICE IL hereby given that n SPECIAL.
Meeting of the Stockholders OF Gowanu-
Storage Company, Inc, for the election or
Directors and for the transaction OK such
It, will be held In tho office OF tho Com
pany, at No. 30 West Street, Borough OF
Manhattan, City OF New York, on Friday
January Fl, 1921. at ~ 100 Noon. Polls viii
be open from II :00 Noon tn ] 100 =. NJ.
y. A. SOUTHWELJ, Secretary.
By 6. q. SHO1TER. President
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uSpERwRITE LAsALLE STEEL

srccsoi Despatch 10 THIS NKw YORK HEnAtp.
CHICAGO. Jan. 1s.--Hyney Emerson &
Co. and a syndicate OF Chicago bankers
have underwritten 100000 OF first
mortgage bonds for the Lasalle steel
Ccnpany for new plant construction az
Hsnrna.td. Ind.
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copARTSvRsuy NOTICES.
POTTER BhoTHERs s co.

POTTER BkOTHERS & co.
The limited partnsl ship heretofore existing
between the undca signed under the firms
name and style OF POTTER BROTHERS
co. has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent
Dated, December 81 1920.
ELIPHALET N. POTTER.
J. w. FULLER POTTER,
THOMAS II. FROTIINGHAMa
ALEXANDER j. McALLISTERs
p. LYNDON DODGE.
ADRIAN r. briggs.
BERNARD b. BADGLEY.
ALFRED O. HOYT.
State OF New York. County of New York, ss.f
On this 31st day OF December. 1920. before
me personally appeared ELIPHALET N.
poTTER. y. w. FULLER POTTER. THOMAS
II: FROTHINGHAh, ALEXANDER j. Mo-
ALLlSTER, p. LYNDON DODGE. ADRIAN
p; pRIGGS. BERNARD B. BADGLEY and
ALFRED o. HOYT, to me known and known
TO me to be the individuals described in and
VINO executed the foregoing instrument and
they severaiiy duly acknowledged to mo that
they executed the same.
CATIARINE II. THOMSON,
Notary Public New York County,
(Notarial New York County Clerk No. In
SeaD Reg. No. 2102.
Term expires March 30, 1872.
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CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were $702&42.92. of
which $20s,S15 was for merchandise
Withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
s4g3S27.92 for recent importations.
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
IF you have money to in

IL JON iRNC iAiO'ANy w -
vest and are seeking op-
portunities in the business
world, either as partner
or as an owner Of business,
consult the Business Op-
portunity columns of The
New York Herald both
daily and Sunday, which
usually appear daily
among the classified adj
vertisements and in the
Want Directory on Sun
day.
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
KELLY SPRINGFIELD TIRE co.

quarterly dividend OF two dollars Ho.00l
per share on the Eight Per Cent. Preferred
Stock OF this Company has been declared,
payable February ~, 1921. TO stockholders OF
record at the close OF business. February !,
1921.
G. r. STEWART T-SUTHERbANp, Secretary.
New York January 4. 1871.
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or
Eou;tablc Eastern Banking Corporation :

Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF Equitable
Eastern Banking Corporation. for the pur-
pose OF cecting directors for the ensuing
year and for the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting, will bo held at the office OF the
Corporation, No. 81 Wall Street, Borough OF
Manhattan. City of New York. on Tuesday.
January nth. 1921, at II o'clock in the fore
noon Transfer Books viii be closed from
o'clock +. NJ. December 2Tth, 1920. until II
o. clock A. NJ. January f1th, 1921.
RICHARD II. HUNTER, Secretary.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.


The first name IL that OF the debtor. the
second that of the creditor, and date when
Judgment was filed.
DIjVAL Co.'S Okun; May 10,
1915 (reversed) .................. ,2f0.9s
Kelley, Virginia-T. n. Melville
CT AL. Oct. %, 1920 (cancelled).. 52i.2i
PUGH. Lucille, and Ange Delbin--
J. Krautwald; Dec. s, 1917 (can-
celledD ............. go. ......... ooV.oJ
GENERAL WAIST CO, INC.--R.
cstedJ ............... 15s1.7o
JOHNSON, Francis r., Edwin A.
nayles and Francis $. Bayles-
A. Feischman ot al. March ~,
1870 .................,..... t33O.t2
same-Same; Dec. q. 1020......... 1OO.22
OMAN. John t.. and Daniel Sni-
Nnn-J. A. Cuffe: Dec. 20. 1870. $4,000
HUGH. Iuciiic--Noska. Foelsch G.
Sidlo, Inc: May ., 1920. .......,. 243.o2
IDpIsESS Joseph-Eng Bournon-
Vile Welding Co.: Feb. .. 1870 1902
ple &C.: Feb. .. ipio Cvacatedl. 2oooo
CEIZLER Jacob-Elisberg Hotel
Construction Co, Inc; July %,
lN2O ...s.......ss.. ..s..s.ssss... 1880
sTEINBERGER. Sigmund and
Aaron J. Mirski-C. A. James:
July 10. 1920. g2O..................... 1870
DAIfME, Fqrdnand-Wids Film e.
Film Folk. Inc: Oct. ., 1o20.... 512.31
AUJERBACH, Mayyr s., and Leo
pod weil-C. seihlitz; March 30,
same--same; Jan. s, 1921. ........ 354.o5
sTERMSCHUss, Henry, u. Ia
Don Duffe: June IA. 1912. s....ss. f2422
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
. OUTSIDE GREATER NEW YORK.

Vet ItuuCtloht oosto pfA CENT
Group Z includes paper and paper products.
and Group also Includes chemicals, oils,
raints and varnishes.
Reduction for the entire State OF New
York. 34.Qi per cent
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
POTTER BROTHERS q, &C

CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED DPARTNERSHIp
n: POTTER. J. W. FULLER POTTER,
THOMAS II. FROTHINGHAN. GRAFTON
II: PYNE. HAROLD FITZGERALD. ALEX
DODGE, ADRIAN P. DRIGGs. BERNARD
B. BADGLEY and ALFRED o. HOYT, all
of whom are Of full age. do hereby certify
under the laws of the State Of New York
for the purpose OF transactfng a general
stock brokerage and nd investment business
1922. inclusive. under the name of POTTER
BROTHERS & CO., and that our principal
place of business is to be located IN the
County of New York.
We further certify that the names Of all
the general partners and their respective
places Of residence are as follows:
NAME. RESIDENCE.
Eliphalct N. Potter Mt: Kisco. New
J. W. Fuller Potter 1913 East b5th
Street, Boroug'
New York City.
Thomas II. rockingham Far Hills. New Jer-
Grafton H. Pyne Bernardsville. New
Harold FitzGerald i27 East 5sth
Of Manhattan.
New York City.
alexander ! M'Ai'''r 0fSsr sronxvillo. hSoNs, r. +
r. Lyndon Dodge 121 East 39th
Of Manhattan.
New York City.
Adrian p. briggs 531 First Street:
Borough OF
Brooklyn, New
York City.
Bernard b. Badgley 5S Franklin Place.
Montclair. NJ j.
and that the name and place of residence OF
the special partner are as follows:
NAME. RESIDENCE.
Alfred o. Hoyt 2 East 18th Street.
Borough of Man
haitian. New York
City.
We further certify that the amount of cap
ital which Alfred o. Hoyt the special part
cash is Two hundred thirteen thousand eigh:
hundred dollars (S213 5000.
Dated. New York. December 3ist, 1870
ELIPHALET n. POTTER,
J. w. FULLER POTTER,
THOMAS II. FROTHINGiIAM.
GRAFTON II. PYNE,
HAROLD FITZGERALD,
ALEXANDER ]. McAILIsTER.
u. LYNDON DODGE,
ADRIAN p. briggs,
BERNARD b. BADGLEY,
ALFRED o. IIOYT.
State OF New York. County OF New York. s-.
On this 31st day of December. 1920. before
me personally appeared ElIPHALET n.
POTTER. J. w. FULLER POTTER, THOMAS
II. FRoTHINGHAM. GRAFTON H.: PYNE,
McALLIsTER, p. LYNDON DODGE. AD-
RIAN p. BRIGGS. BERNARD b. BADGLEY
and ALFRED o: HoYT, 70 me known and
In and who executed the foregoing instru-
ment and they severally duly acknowledged
to that they executed the same.
CATHARTNE II. THOMSON,
Notary Public New York County.
(Notarial New York County Clerk No. 1io.
ScaD Reg. No. 2102.
Commission expires Mar. so, 1922.
State of New York. County Of New FORK, -.
ELIPIIALET N. POTTER. being duly
sworn. says that he is of the general
partners named In the foregoing Certificate
OF Limited Partnership; that the sum speci-
fled in said Certificate to be contributed 10
the common stock of said limited partner
slip of Potter Brothers Co. by Alfred Q.
Hoyt, the special partner therein named. to
wit: the sum OF Two hundred thirteen thou
sand eight hundred dollars (S213, 5000, has
been actually and in good faith paid in cash
10 the said common stock by said special
partner.
sworn to before me this s1st day Of De-
cember. 1920.
EIIPHALET n. POTTER.
CATIIARINE III. THOMSON.
Notary Public New York County.
New York County Clerk No. li0.
Reg. No 2102.
Term expires March 80. 1879.
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
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communicable Hank

New York. January IL, 1921.
At the Annual Meeting OF the Sharehold-
ers of this Bank held this date, tho fol-
lowing named gentlemen were unanimously
elected Directors for the ensuing year:
Edward G. Schaefcr, Edward Benncche,
Daniel Brubacher, William III. Schmidt,
Bernhard Beinecse, John Iiheinfrank.
Charles a. King, Charles A. Stader,
Otto VI. Eidlitz, J. Chr. q. HupfeI,
Louis Il. Bach, Thomas e.. O'COnnor,
Gustayc I.indenmeyr. Frank Guldcn,
Ashbel T.. Fitch.
Messrs. George n. Kanenbley, George A.
Rheinfrank and George G.. Schaefer were
unanimously elected Inspectors OF Election
Al the meeting of the Directors, held Jan
uary 18th. 1921, the following officers were
unanimously reelected. viz: Edward e..
Schaefcr. Chairman OF the Board; Charles A.
King, President: Bernhard Beinecke, Nice-
President; William II. Schmidt. Second Vice
President, George Il. a. Ot was rcappolnted
Cashier, and Julius X. Won Sternbcrg was
reappointed Assistant Cashier.
GEORGE L. A. OFT. Cashier.
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
CONSOLIDATED GAS coMpANr OF
NEW YORK.
fqO EAST tr1II STREET.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders %
this Company for the election of Trustees
10 serve during the ensuing year viii hs
held az this office MONDAY. January 2t,
1921 Polls will he open from IL W. TO
r. NJ Transfer books will close Saturday,
January Is. 1921. at i2 NJ. and reopen Tues.
day. January 81, 1921.
II. M. BRUNDAGE, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
THE PITTSBURGH 4 WEST VIRGINIA
RALLY WAY COMPANY

pREFERIiED DIVIDEND NO. 10.
The Board OF Directors has declared divi-
dend OF one and one-half Oihqo) per cent. on
the Preferred Stock OF the Company for the
quarter ended December 81. 1920, payable
February 2s. 1921. 20 Stockholders OF record
at the close OF business on February 1, 1921.
II. G. MOORE, Secretary.
rittshurph January 4 1921
The New York herald., 1921-01-19

A meeting OF the members OF sCAMAfTI.-
WATER GARAGE co, INC, will be held
January 10Th, 1921. at IL o'clock noon. at lis
office, f47 4th av., Borough OF Manhattan.
New York city, for the purpose OF electing
directors.
Dated New York, January sth, ie2i
ROBERT FRIEDMAN. s,ockholder OF said
Corporation.
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Five Per Cent. Adjustment Mortgage
Gold Bouds

Tho semi annual instalments OF interest
on Seaboard AIR Line Railway Adjustment
sented by Coupons Nos. 80 and A. for Si2 10
each, has been declared and will be paid on
aud after February I. 1921, at the office Of
Blair & Co, No. % Broad Street. New York.
Seaboard Air Line Railway Go.
By ROBT. l.. MUTT. Vice-Pres a. Treas.
New York, December 20. 1920
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE
AMERICAN EXCHANGE
NATIONAL. BANK

Now 1Olk, Jan. II, INlI.
At "A meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF
this Bank, held to-day. a quarterly dividend
OF Three and One Half Per Cent. on the capi-
tai stock was declared. payable February I.
1921 to stockholders OF record at the close
of business January 20. 1921.
AKTIIIK Il L. LEE. Cnahior.
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
sCHEDULEs IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following schedules in bankruptcy were
filed Tuesday in the United States DISTRICT
Court: .
ARTHUR A. JACOBS AND DAN MANN.
trading as Jacobs & Mann. ladies' coats
so West Twenty seventh street. Liabill-
ties, S53 167. all unsecured claims; assets
s10694. OF which $500 is stock IN trace;
Sc 69f debts due on open accounts anu
500 property In reversion. remainder.
trust &c. Louis Dorfman, attorney Tor the
bankrupts. ,,,,
FRED VoGEI.. 979 East 163d street. Liabhi-
ties $13,643, all unsecured claims; assets.
S1.110, OF which $500 is stock In traae
and $40 deposits of money IN paliN.
Charles H. Herbst is attorney for the
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed Tuesday In the United States District
Court:
THE FRANK w. HALL PUBLISHING CO.,
INC, Publishers of calendars and novel;
ties, q East Fourth street: involuntary.
Liabilities 500. 900. and assets $50, 900. Peti-
tioning creditors and amounts claimed are I:
r. Benjamin, S329: +. A. Ringler Co.. $500;
II. A. Hauft, $l55. Shame Weinrib.
attorneys for the petitioners.
ADOLPH MAN-WHOLESAI>E FRUIT
AND PRODUCE. Harlem Market; In
voluntary. Assets, 81 900. liabilities not
stated. Petitioning creditors and amounts
claimed are: Frost McNab, S1op: Arch
deacon & Co.. 1856; II. Il. Cochran d. Co..
Sls7. Frank II. Renman, attorney Tor the
petitioners.
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
story Told In Table.

The labor representative says the fol-
lowing showing persons employed. which
has been submitted to the Industrial
Conference Board, Washington, ID. c..
speaks for itself:
CREATER NEW WORK
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
REcEIyrRs IN BANKRUpTCY.

The following receiver in bankruptcy was
appointed Tuesday by Judge Hand In the
United States District Court:
SANTIAGO BRIONES, INC, canning, pack
ing and selling fish. 20 Beaver street
Walter l.. Bryant, temporary receiver with
bond of 81 ,o00
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-08-19

News and Observer to the effect that
the Post Office had been moved to
the First Glass and that it should rem
der first class services, the intimation
being that it was not giving such ser
vice. [ desire to state IN this con
nection that the Post Office was
moved to Second Glass but that Il has
lever endeavored to render first class
service. Several monoths ago there
was complaint made to the Post Of
flee Department by certain interests
in Scotland Neck, concerning the fail
! ure Of the Post Office to distribute
the evening mail, and the Post Office,
pending an investigation, was ordered
ITO open such mail; but upon 1nvesti-
cation by the inspector, an order was
made for the discontinuance of the
| opening of the mail at that time and
since that time, In accordance with in
| structions it has not been opened.
| If public interest demands, and the
Post Office Department, after inves
tigation, orders the continued open
ing Of this mail, it will be my pleas
ure to thus serve the public conven
fence and to comply with the Depart
ment s Instructions That has a1way
been my attitude, and in justice t.
myself, [ want to take this opportunit,,
to explain my position.
Yours, very truly,
KATE S. DUNN, Post Master
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-08-19
Local News and Personal Items

Miss Mary Lee O'Neal left this
morning for Hartford, N. G.
Miss Willie Perkins, of Windsor. N
c., is visiting her cousin, Mrs. R. D.
HarreI.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Pittman came in
last night from Buffalo Lythia
Springs.
Mr.. Danford Burroughs is expected
home tonight, from Norfolk, where
he has been for sometime.
Mrs. Carlton Walston, who ha.
been visiting relatives in Tillery To-
few days, returned home this morn
ing.
Miss Eleanor Smith, who died yes
terday afternoon, will be buried a
the Episcopal Cemetery at five 'clocl
this afternoon.
Mrs R. c. Josev, Jr., Misses Ion
Kitchin, Frances Foster, Annie Nc
Dowell and Hester Kitchin drove t
Weldon last night to meet Mr.. Rober
JoseH.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-08-19
NETTING OF CHAUTAUQUA
GuARANTORS MONDAY

As there is so little interest mani
tested by the guarantors of the Chau-
rauqua, I am not going to issue an
other call for a meeting after this one.
7 will ask now that all persons who
stoned as guarantors last year meet
in the Directoro S Room of Scotland
Neck Bank on Monday afternoon at
+onr o'clock. The list of guarantors
who signed appears below, several of
whom have paid III fifteen dollars.
are urged to do so at once, as it is
unfair for few to bear all the bur
den. If there is still a laNitv of in
terest shown IN this matter, the burden
will be on the guarantors, for | have
done all I can to get them together.
B. F. BRACY, Treasurer
LIST OF GUARANTORS:
The following guarantors have paid:
Chas. J. Shields, Hugh Johnson, C.
S. Alexander, g. w. Bryan, c. F. Bur
roughs, B. F. Bracy, Clee Vaughan,
L. H. Kitchin, Norfleet S. Smith, John
P. Futreil Mrs Kate S. Dunn, T. J.
WiInfori, Mrs. c. F. Burroughs, David
F. Bryant, James Charles Alexander,
and NJ. VI. Hoggard.
The following have not paid:
J. E. Shields, D. H. Mar
tin, ". R. Everett, B. B. Everett
Mrs. H. H. LYMAN, GAINESVILLE Liter
airy Club, W. H. White, Mrs. E. T
Whitehead, Chas H Smith, Ashby
Dunn, B. F. Tillery, J. c.. Riddick
". H. Josey, J. L. Josey, W. n. Step
toe J. Z. Lewis, R. D. Harrell, w. M
Powell, G. s. White, w. O. Mcdowell
L. r. Mills, Jr, Robert G. Josey, Jr.
Mrs Mamie Hoffman, 4. L. Purring
ton, J. B. Hall, W. L. Bailey, G. II
Johnson, Chas w. Albertson, and E. H
Leg9eti
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Weeks drove to
weldon this morning
~ Robert Josey returned from
nond last night, where he had
- an business for few days.
y. Sam Hinsdale, of Aberdeen, n
:. bare on account of the death OF
Miss Eleanor Smith.
,r.s Baker, mother Of Mrs. c. G.
Of Avden, is visiting at the
lama Of MIR. C. F. Burroughs
Miss Matte O 'Neal, who has beer
,n5ino several weeks with her pa
-, returned to Ahoskie this morn
ing
Miss Dorothy Lipsc omb, who ha
Lam visiting Mrs. B. F. Weaver, re
.uroad to her home in Portsmouth, Va
today.
I
urs c. T. Tadlock, of Pinetops
.,o this morning to visit her parent
Nv and Mrs. L. Wilkinson. She wa
,,.oo,n9uied by Mrs. j. I. Bush an
.,ro i1]ren, of portsmouth,, Va.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-08-19
FINEST IN WORLD
SAYS MRS. H00KE R
Clifton Forge Woman Declares Tan
lac Has Put Her In The Best
Of Health

Mrs. w. H. Hooker, 81 Rose St,
Clifton Forge, Va, wife Of a we'll
known engineer for the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, is now an ardent
champion Of Tanlac In relating her
experience with the medicine she said:
"Tanlac has helped me so wonder
fully I feel it is my duty to tell others
about it. For more than year I just
suffered torture from indigestion. l
had to give up eating meat and lived
on the Iightest sort Of food. Often
at meal time I ate nothing but piece
Of dried toast, but even then [ did
not escape discomfort AFTERWARDS |
tried wearing mustard plasters, and
took all sorts of medicines, but moth
ing did me any goood, for [ became al
most a nervous wreck. [ worried all
the time and just feel like something
dreadful was about to happen.
CT will always De grateful to the
good friend who persuaded me to try
Tanlac. There is as much difference
in me now and the way I was before
as a bright, sunshiny day is different
from a gloomy, rainy one. m in the
best of health and spirits now, [ eat
meats, pickles, cheese, just
ANYTHING and never have sign Of
indigestion. To my mind Tanlac is
the finest medicine in the world. =
Tanlac is sold by all leading drug
gist, everywhere.