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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-05-19

Don't worry about giving the devil
his due. He will collect it.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-05-19

1t isn't necessary to tell a pretty
girl that she's pretty. She knows it.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-05-19
HOw's This 2

that cannot be cured by HATT:s
CATARRH MEDICINE
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is TAX.
en- internally and acts through the Blood
on the Mucous Surfaces of the System
500 py druggists for over forty years
Price 75c. Testinonia1s free
F. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo. Ohio.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-05-19

AO"
borne.
1t appearing to the court in the
above entitled special proceeding that
the plaintiffs have had summons
issued aginst the defendants, E. r.
Osborne and wife, Osborne,
which has been returned by the sher-
if; that the said defendants cannot
be found in the county of Guilford.
North Carolina; that the said defend
ants are non-residents or the State:
the defendants, E. R. Osborne and
wife, --- Osborne, above named,
will take notice that a Special Pro
ceeding, entitled as above, has been
commenced in the Superior Court of
Gu1lford county for the sale or parti-
ton OF the lands mentioned in the pc
tltion of this cause; that this action
relates to real estate situate in the
city Of High Point, county of Gull
ford, North Carolina, and the de-
PENDANTS are proper parties thereto:
the defendants. E. r. Osborne and
wife, - Osborne, are hereby
notlhed to appear before the clerk of
the Superior Court in Greensboro,
North Carolina, on the 18th day of
May, 1921, and answer or dernur to
the petition which is filed in the
Clerks office, and that if thew fail
to appear and answer or demur to the
said petition within the time limited bv
law, that the plaintiffs will apply, to
the court for the relief demanded in |
the said petition, and it is ordered bv
the court that this notice be published /
n the Review" High Point, North 1
carolina, once every week for four
weeks before the 18th day of May,
This the a1th day of April, 1921. !
M. w. CANT.
Clerk Superior Court.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-05-19

Stamev's Jewe! " Store sells an the
standard makes of watches and for less
than YOU can order the same. u:1alitv
considered. We are distinctiveIv
headquarters on watches.
Found-Pair spectacles in old case.
Owner can get same by calling at
Review office and paying for this
For Sale-Two nice jersey mich
cows, tubercular tested. r. o. Lind
say.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-05-19
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION

North Carolina, Guilford County.
In the Superior Court before the Clerk
Charles A. Osborne and wife, Rosa
Lee Osborne, z. 2 Russell, husband of
catherine Russell, deceased, Georgia
mayer and husband, Lespie Thayer,
Wilma Thayer and husband, Allison
mayer Charles A. Osborne, guardian
OF Clara Osborne, minor, and z. z.
Russell, gurdian of Catherine Russell.
minor, Evelyn Russell, minor. Bernice
Russell, minor and -- Russell,
minor,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
Y. w. c. A. VOTES FUNDS
TO FREE CHINESE SLAVE
Miss Wary Williams Selected Ia tcp-
resent Hit hmUnh NJ NitluInt-r
Conference Mt thnrlotir.

That til" girls "f Hichinor,. are in
;"rcst"d IN their foreign sisters wag
demonstrated last a.rht wh-u "a; ;ho
in""tin;, az the Industrial Council az
TIA" Young Women" christian rs
ISOLATION tho members voted 10 pro.
va" FUNDS FOR tn" Chinese relic! So
'i"iN sufficient to k""p :: Young
'hin"S" girl FROM being sold into
slavery hE starving parents. L. gave
small brothers and sisters from star
Ngtiun.
= . result at tho membership cam
naenNhnt tn" "TIHu.ittou conducted
during fHhruary. Miss MuEri, I'm
r"u"hiN WAS awarded a prize tc;
securing tho largest number ol mem
unrs FOR til" month.
tn" club ~ III send Mis- Mat: W!
i'.''us as th"i; representative to Tho
miiw inter industrial conference 10 b..
h'ld IN Charlotte. y. g.. on Nar.h 20.
TIC council also accepted an inv ~
ton from the students Of W-s;hamp-
ton College for - "Impnr" supper
AMI party on April >.
Miss tar"l!n" CvimmolI. Industrial
secretary, :. ". {. y. CAV" nr in
t"r.st.nE talh on matters which con
ocrncd girls IN Industry ard crniainod
the principles II coli"cttv. barEau-
.nG and tho bonus and pron' sharing
systems.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
SIX BIDS ACCEPTABLE
FOR BANK STREET WORK
director Allen j. Savillc VIII Now
Hcfcr Them to Governor Da-
Wis for Approval.

Director Allen j. Snviii.. o. ;N, DO
r"ftmcnt of Public Worils ,.s.ura,
opened BIDS for In" worii "G Widening
ana improving Bank street and ,n,,pu
'hat All The bids, of when there ,y.r,
SIN came Within tn" apvrupr!u,t,, az
Ai".o"o. Th" bias viii h- tabil;,;.d
ana handed 10 Governor DAVIS Tor his
approval. and then the bid wllI bo
"W"rd"h to the most r.Spousihia IiJ
yer """ work on the improvements
Will start
THIS work OF widening Eank s,root
WIZ l." IN accor,Iaucc with AN ..,,c
n,h' with IN" state Of Nir.lu.;, 10
Mn;,'h I, Sirir OF land r:tccn f..t id.,
VIII hr t'kcn from In. soiI,h n,I
caritoi square IN oNch.nur t.,
r"fh i"i. between broad ana ,'nt.iinl
streets and Eleventh ana rw.Ir,h
S'r""tS. \ $1,000. 600 memorial h,itb
iht VIII bc erected on the Fora Io.
ana ffank street viii br wilhr.,I .,,,i
made - tWo-wav street ius.,nl nS
"h' way. rs II now IS
Director sayll" * uiit" ni.a.oI
Win "a" projcg :. ANA Is happy oy.r
ne TACT that tho BIDS come w!tl,tt,
,n' approximation 81 $4,000 whi.h
~" "l'S made lIst year Enru,c- 49,,
""r" received. All OF which vy..n, ~.
~" appropriation los a, least Slpp BOA
Those VINO submitted bids yo.,r.r,I.,
Wee; 'l"'horn" 6 TAYLOR. G,orc.
ii"nhinS George. Kelly = McI.anc
- J. Leighton < co. " T. Tnvrs,o,,
y 60" and . g f.ucll d Son. Th.
mus were opened At noon. .iiI tain.
iHt"h VIII 90 made Il, onc"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
OPENS HEADQUARTERS
FOR RELIEF OF IRELAND
:. L.. kelly Is chairman Tor yIr-lnin
ah'i y u. F"ithaus ippointrd
state Jrrn>urcr

iichdGua'i"rs wcr" opened vrsi.r
~ by IN" american COMMITTEE, for
istIi"i IN Ireland, at IL North S.ycoih
street where ia" campaign for finds
10 "'!'Niai" suffering anun. tho dos
N'htc people o! IRELAND viii h. iii
r"ct"h uni!i Nirsiuia's uuoi, in tj,o
mHb"n"id" dry" whicir begins ncN;
M@mday: March ltth. is raised
The Naiiona! Committed updnr ,b.
"hhlrmaushlp .: Morgan ! n'I;ri..r
) COMPOSED OF Leading men i'm ih,
hitrd states. The purpose Of the
organization IS 20 SECURE FUNDS ,n,
%. relief Of distress and suCr.rinr
~ ireland. phriicuiar!y among no
WS,l4n"n ana children. 4 Is non
political aud nou-scctarfau hndv
Soi"'N hu'uanitartau ia ann. formed
." r'I"v" suffering and distress
Wherever required, ~ tn. burned and
d"v"st"d districts II purposes 10
make" -cncrai appeal thrnu-houi
,nr tn'cd states for funds viii
winch to rurslaS. rood. cIothiuu ana
n.di"a! supplies. and To rrud.r sl,rh
'tneT relief aS - needed tn. dis.
ifihntiou VII be made without re-
sara :" political or religions ais
t.A'i'"n ~ is declared
samuel J.. Kelly. has boon apy,in,-
o.. CHAIRMAN for Virginia ana \ II
.Ithhns, state Treasurer J,hn
" Moor" has r'la!Cr of th. ,.,iyi
dies 100 Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
Mann Gets Roses
For Salary Stand
Conamlttee Of Constitu-
ents Approves Stand
Against Increase.

Councilman Jimmie Mann. knowil
as the "I:abv City Dad" was sur
rriS"d last night when he entered
Inc Council chamber, for upon Iii q
desk. spreading rs radiance and IFS
perfume. was "a big bunch OF Amer
lean Hcuatics. !iis surprise ,rans-
formed Itself into curiosity. and IN! 81
III turn changed int" plcaSurr. as 10,
reached TIA" desk AMI found a scented
envelope. containing am explanation
OF tho mystery.
Th"s" Flowers represent our adm !
ration Tor YOU for voting against tho
proppEcd increase In "a l:iri.s FOR ia
directors Of city department" tho
not" stated.
1t wns addressed TO CnunciIms nj
Mann, a. resident Of Tho Third rrc :,
riH"t Clay Ward. ANA &, was sIcn..lI
hN committee. embracing Tn0,r..
j. 'dtrcrhs. Jamcs W Ciocy, w II (
'iiount John l.. Sti.S
:, ~ IN" conclusion % tho session.
MI "a"i. -nnpunc"d that amy- mem
Der having SIX friend. might taxa
~" roses Th"r" being no SICK
Irl'hh'. IN" Councilman divided his
roses among his colluariir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08

men who mnh" Tho trip TO Norm
carolina. Will" M"ssrS w -; !<ci,h.
i."H"r Mann AMI warren McN"ii arr
tn" spiders entries III Richmond. Th.y
VIII HAY" a.S their opponents IRON,
TRINITY in TIA" local debate, Mcssre
; II. liolt"n. J. Il Jackson and H. Il.
FISHER. bf especial intrrcS: ia tn.
i;cd aud i:iuc team is the fact. ;hrc"
~ III" drbatcrs. Mann. Mcneil aud
Miller ar" first year men. AN honor
which is not often afforded tho
nr. ~. II iIibhs and Chario,
'hur"hmJn viii act ia tho capacity
@, iuGScs az tn" Red cross i;uildiii.
tonight. y third man VIII servo with
ln" "i"r'uhn"d. the nautr of same TO
Ia announced during TIA" day.
UNIVERSITY nt kirhmoni also ha.
a dual meeting with William and
Mary College scheduled for - dat"
iihsn tn" n"xt ten dats, "a" cNact
tim" "' "hich viii follow. Tno cub
!"ci which Ia" Raptist- will argue
"=aiu.t the Indians. Resolved: That
th" policy excluding Japanese labor
'rS from tn" United states should u"
continued aud v:g"rousi" "uioJccd.''
il"rc Is also q contest with Elo..
'oil'G. OF North Carol:ua pending
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
u OF r. DEBA TIERS MEET
TRINITY COLLEGE TONIGHT
viii Match Arguments With North Carolina Represent
tatives at Durham on Labor Observation-Disclosures
Affirmative Team Journeys to Latter City.

TWO dehatu" teams from the Uui-
',rs.iy OF Richmond. viii lock horus
~ dual debate With Trinity Coiiys".
~ buTham. y. G.. tpni.n, or tho luo.'-
con. lissotNcd: THAT Labor ~.uuld
si'ar" IN the management OF cooper
at" industry"
The spiders ncsaiiN, team wi' at
Tempt I" 'al'iuT" hOnorS here ira tho
keh Cross building %; W"stlau ton
College. the d"bai. to open .,' l..
n while thr at'irnativ" team i..'
thi* morning for bln ham. y =. Nhrr"
they match un against TIA" u,GaiiN,
team from Trinity.
S,nce this IL the "p,uiug .u,er,ol-
i;Sini. mutch on TIA" ruiN.rstty'e
"ch"dul" thor. j. an abundance oh IU-
tcre"t bang manifested "u Tho cam
nuS and from all Indications tn"
auditorium ~ Wcsthamv,um VIII hold
q c;ira''iiy crowd "a mHuy visitors
rom tue city are expected 10 m.n.lo
" "a tho students Du this occasion.
IhiS debate diners from tho usual AZ
:. ni IL. III that th.r" will b. ihr.o
supporters to each side of the quc~-
ii"i IN li"u Of the cuStomar. TWO
NcSsrs. ~ II Elaukin.sit ! e.
Fhrr'nt and !. /! Miller AT, 10"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
MUCH REALTY CHANGING
HANDS. RECORDS SHOW
han"cry Court Ruo,>s Di>r:o.r sew
cr1i Wurth-H lille ir!;n>artinn~

Several important rea. Estate trans
icr$ N"rc recorded in tho office ut tA.
clerk Of The chunccry Cour, q. -,"r.
day.
tonStauc" w Robinson Transfers
I" Edward Eiust"iu tn" prcpcriy. dig
East Franklin street, 10, {,o.s"u. ju"
pHIcnaS" being made through e. l..
amd IL J.. benoon. I'll. propcrj.
fronts thirty-two feet. extending back
~" feet anG = located on tn. north
Streets
T.. McN Shiflctt transfer To Euia
.. i.nSs!i"r the propori. 7. Suu.a
Ho"!"vard. Tor 10000. III, cal. 1cu,:
ahc't"d through iGmbcr,as y itt5.
ih.S property fronts thirty sect. and
extends hack l3u fest.
VI ! and Eu,a H. I.as,.,,r ,ft,.-
ier"d 10 I: = B!nb tho prur.r., .,l
H"rih !'o"!, yard for sI>.Uu Nh.
,n. 80 - 'niN-siN feet. extending
Annie CHRISTIAN transfer, to-
James -. 'aru"ai At lot on north sfd..
OF Grace street. Gorty-:our f..i y..st
OF Madison. fronting tw.niy-iwo r..,
i," 'A''hdins back -" feet, for VII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
EXPECT 1000 DELEGATES
At INSURANCE CONGRESS
Opens rnmurrow n jefferson Hotel
with Many Men of National
Prominence Speaking.
REYNOLDS To OPEN SESSION
Norfolk VIII Send 80 Per Gem uf
It's Agents, While Roanoke and
I,nchPnia VIII Re Well Repre-
srn;cd-l.ocal Men Rcsi-iciin ing.

Many rf Ne most prominnu, i'm
insurance officials OF the Unit. Il
States VIA attend the great sl.s
congress tomorrow "a ill.,. auditorium
OF he Jefferson H";eI Among those
YIN" informed i.ts rM",uiiv" commit
t."' o. ~" sp"dNoiN on TIA" program.
arc 'rNi!io ihorn. ut Dallas Tex.
~ resident ~ tnc National Ass.,.ia-
tl"n "t LII" underwriters: ,rnirir.,
" : ovel o. i'.ttsbursn. cx-rr..i-
lyut ~ thv organization. Diver NJ.
! NNl "lds'. SUPERINTENDENT. 81 aErn.
ti"S. Percy e. II l'appa. matnGIna-
medical Director: D- : Ii: Shol,z
mrd'yai dW'sior. and Joseph NJ Eoas.
iIS,.Es""' ~ n.N tud't"r; rr"nE II.
Ai"AHnd"r. s.cre,arS Dr. John A.
SitN"nsou' Nit"-prcs cent LcsIir g.
rork. Superint"uicnt Of agencies:
IL. g - Van .Nradalo. s.pcI,iIi.ud
cnt at education. ana - - EuzrIi
in,r,'t"i %! AGENCIES for IN" south
tfh territory. % a larE" cuncrru. and
J"'n,s " S!nrSc9. suue"iut"u,,rti ni
i,ncrt .onn Here
'i'P" '"'l"hS h-N" been vpsnbl ted
80, "hm"dai. on OF more than LOO
N'I"S1i'- 10 Tho ,DnN .liEGn .h.
Ia t"Si ever hrid in NirE!nla BANKERS
ana r"rrvSg HlnliV.s 81 IrIis- com,
pan!cs also nave boon iEy:ir,i to al
lend topics oil NATIONAL imporiauc..
dies Grcd along CdurI, limos fn-
,ns ASirHctiou of feld men IN tn.
we" -" p"ii'Nhoiders, have bc,n Sc
''t'.d Tor presentation by recognized
Sh''lhltSiS IN these subjects Nor
20" VIII send federation OF moro
nan !vu nsurhncr officials ana
AGENTS more than 80 psr ccut of ill.,.
.nr mus rshlpS OF ;h' Associations -
i:,,I n"', ,Wri;.!S ~ ,.yUcnburs and
- a. s.F #.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
To:'a and Toni sht
in Richmond

supreme Honr, OF Virginia, IL
brary building, 10.
state Board ui Education. Pres
byterian Building. 10.
Icnicn Services. -. raul's
Church. !.
Woman's Adv crtisims Club.
itoSc Bowl Inn. /
Exhibitors al Made in-H Rich
mond Exposition, Chamber Of
Commerce. {
General Committee. Made in
Eichmcnd EXPOSITION. i:3n.
Council tommitte" on Finance
considers schools. CRY Hall. y
Council subcommittee ON Ecvis-
ION of ihc Bui!dA'. code City
Han. s.
joint meeting. Mems and Nom
ems Leagues. CARY Street settle
mcrt l,ousc. iioi West Cary
street. :
Joint meeting. Howitzcrs Asso-
citation and " olnHu's AuNiliury.
i"Wi;H"rs' Av!uory. S;lI.
Wednesday, Grub rehearsal.
Siiars Hail. SIS.
Richmond Academy. M.d!cin. and
surgery. Chamber OF Commerce.
auditorium. $50.
joint dcbat". iicd cross Build
me. rnivcrsi;. of Richmond. S:$0,
strand Alexander. SEQ.
academy: ,. .:IJ. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
Nj. D. STONE MOTOR CO.
HANDLING BUICK AUTO
Particularly beautiful Mohrl l. nr-
ported by Company for
This trar.

Thc NJ - Stone M"tDr Company. al
BroaG auu Shncicr streets. Which has
handled tia, Eu.cK models for "a uum-
bier 81 years. reports Il particularly
beautiful car model FOR 1871 This
model Witch has been only recently
} ec"ived has PARTICULARS graceful
lines Through nu error < was
stated lhat the Monte stone Iuc.
corUrauy had tn handling of the
EuirE car. while TIA" fact is that The
NJ. - $tou" Motor Company handles
this car IN kithmuni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
STAMPS ARE ONLY LOOT
OBTAINED BY BURGLARS

considerable supply of postage
S'amps VAS the total sum az loo,
obtained by burglars WIG broke md
'hc stor" az ia" clob" Clothing CON
pany. - Ii3 East Broad Stree, Suu-
gay niIht Entrance was forced
through q rear window after tina.
position had been rca oncd by Mac.
lh- ladder against tho wall 4
pane Of glass nas smashed hv ,h.
Thieves. II IS thought that thcv ~nrc
frightened away bcfOr. tho, cnuld
got amy further booty Finger priutp
i"it on TIA" glass wcrc photoEraphcd
hN Sergeant William \ Tulcr. Of the
n"iic" ld"utI'iratipu bureau
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
II >Titf. iI\irr Hi:NERsI:>
iuNi.N COT itT Di:t f>iD\

IustItD NArtIu y. NnHpp. Im m"
United states Circuit Coui, OF .Np-
prnls ycs!crd,y handed down an
opinion Of reversal in tho Sds- II
John W Yarns worth special receiver
81 smith chapman I.Gmbe" COMPANY,
against tn" Union Trust and b"posl'
COMPANY trustee for =. Nj smith g
CO. case in bankruptcy from tic
p.sir!c, Cour, at parkcrShurp W.
VA tn" deere. 90 the lower court
= ,l.r-.1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
Hcard>ir> 4" speak.

.. i. l"ar'isl"y. secretary -tr.aSur.r
"i ing Sp"tt'ss Company. viii sneak
on Making Advertising More E.n.r.
w" at meeting OF tho WoInap'y
Advertising club at tho Ro.. Row
INN thiS AFTERNOON at | O'Clock. Miss
Virginia Roberts. president or In.
'Iuh hnn0un""d NeStcrdnN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
Fire Protection !. Su,,icr,

ir.1t m"ct!ug of IN" Mcn- ANA
W"mcn's Leagues oi inc c.r" street
S"tti' mcnt House. llOi Meat cary
stree wall be held tonight "a, :
"'''ock in tho house n which tfni.
'"loNel w NJ iy""~. Director oi rub.
ic safety. VIII Srr-k ~ Fir FRO
3 -fi7n - tn" City. TN" meeting he
"ren TO All mon ranG wurr.n oC ,h.
urho-hrrI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
INMATES Tram, o,,in,,,,,.

"H' S'H Win Eiolhtiu. tho .-'l or
ulhhn"" IN tina; lac djd unlawrulfv on
49, It" 'u'o""pI" IN . careless aitI
i,'h i'ES manner and 18th turning ia
tIH 'hl'h'H ~ On" street l.. I: Sur.r-
VIC. aged -. VAS arraignrd In IN.
.fSt fr,cih'i station Yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS
CREATE GREAT INTEREST.
Annual Selection of Division Super
intcndcntS Is Scheduled
for This Morning.
BOARD OPPOSES DrTROw
Controversy Between Officials and
Education Officer at Newport
New. L. Hottest Fight uf Loot.
Circulate Petition to Retain Him.

School upcr.nt"rd"uts. candidates
Tor such positions. their counsel ami
their friends are here in iI".. NUM-
h"rs today i"r tn, meeting o. the
state l:uard oi Education q, 10 o'clock
this n"rrinE. Wa"u TIA" annual ci"c-
lion OF ~! tho division suprriutcud-
cuts VIII begin Tho board this time
faces tn smallest number OF real
contests for Ions time. there being
loss ;han ton instances IN whtc., the
iucumb"uts ar" seriously opposed.
Their" is q vas, amnUni OF local it,
tcrr.iJ in the counties. however. and
tn" few contests the real struggles
FOR the positions are warm. For
instance. IA tue city of Newport News
the scacr! board Is oppns"d 10 ~ y.
putruw. WHO has h"cU in charge OF
III. schools tor "a long time. and
whose record as q division supcriu-
tcndcnt j. equal 90 that Of anN man
in tho state. according 10 tn" records.
III" pcopl" Of tn" city have SCAT y
petition. signed by more than ZOO
at the patrons OF The school. asking
that n" L." retained. aud several ~
d"rs and Civic societies have uti,,d
in a>kin. hat hc IL" Kept ia tn" li"-
Sition for which he is said - 10" 50
ad,uirably nttcd. Joseph ~ Saun-
drrS. OF tin" Biufrrd Junior iiiGh
school. Of this city. has been Endorsed
by the Newport NcwS board for the
place.
ri,tsylvania county j. furnishing
triangular contest. Mrs. T.. &. Bcvcr-
10y aad ! l.. lngics opposing j.
Fletcher Watson Jr. vino has con-
Quoted the schools very well for Soy
oral years according TO all reports.
Amherst county has Il ;hrce-.'.'l"d
contest. e. l.. : Oft. the Snpcr.utcud
ont, having " l.. Tucker and w -
cox a. opposition.
tuntr>t, n> sum.
scott county. on The border OF West
Nirriuia. haas = tight. as H. usual. w
u smith VINO has long been sup"rin-
tendon: %: ;ae schools. EI% not yet
nlcd his application FOR r".puo'nt-
mont hut tt"r- ar" TWO others y III
nro mghtiug fog Tho prize. ih.. az.
Patton FUgai" and y. ". S:n'r. ana
thcs" are h.rr with their friends aud
counsel ANA thrN ar" attending to
has ness Mr smith has up =" TIA.
hour for meeting tomorro" for Cling
his aupucatlou. and j, is reported
that he, Will do so, nut he h1s not w.
tAc city, and Ms intent IONS
ar" not .,uowu
w ! EdmUndsou. of Washington
COUNTY who has DISCHARGED ,hc
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08

Inc i's' 81 = series Of cduCai!oua!
conferences uni'r The auspices of tn
inli"hl was begun yesterday ~
nc ''lI cTs"h ri"tci ana Will con
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08

Included in this salc-Fifty
dozen fine Mcrccrizcd Plain White
oNfords and striped Madras
Shirts with collars attached.
buttoncd down. S3.I5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
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lEs t,lcrb Saltcr Christian yesterday
.irsued p .-"'"re license 70 William
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-01
AGRICULTURE

WaEe-earners are learning what
merchants and manufacturers al
ready knew-that much OF he de-
preston in business is directly trace
able 20 the farmers loss OF buying
power. Any spirited revival IS con-
tingent upon the removal OF price
inequalities and the establishment OF
a new equilibrium between agricul-
ture and other occupations Forum
ately, while farm prices may not ad-
vance sharply, the existing relative
Irice levtl is in no sense perma-
nent. Wages and tn price of manu-
featured goods viii decline.
A New Hampshire editor is quoted
as saying recently that the decline
of New England farming may en-
danger the supremacy in cotton
manufacturing which that section
had achieved. Diversified agriculture
is gaining in the south and laying a
foundation upon which enterprising
business men can rest a superstruc-
ture Of prosperity. In New Hamp-
shire 6 500 farms were abandoned in
the last decade and one-fourth Of
the ldnd - unprOductlVe. Less tnan
one-fourth the population IS fed on
products grown within the state.
Importation Of food has put the cost
OF feeding the industrial population
well above similar costs in western
and southern states
The editor attributed the decline
Of agriculture 90 lack Of modern sell
ing methods. Business men not only
i'm New Hampshire but in other
states are waking TO the inter-de-
pendence of business and agricul-
ture and the importance of efficient.
and economical marketing facilities
and methods. If these two great
branches OF humane activity coop
crate the outcome Will even amaze
the most sangUine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-01

The farmers rightly insist upon
wage denation corresponding TO the
decline IN farm products. and one
aggregation or farmers demands an
hourly wage basis both for the farm
er md his help that shall correspond
with the hourly wage OF equally
skilled labor in manufacturing and
other industries.
The question arises. what Is fair
wage for factory labor as compared
with farm labor? II does not follow
that because a machine tender in a
factory receives IS per day the farm
hand should receive a like amount.
He usually gets board and room be-
side his pay and the factory worker
might sometimes spend mis- entire
wage in order TO live as well. The
OF healthful physical labor and at
tractive surroundings.
As compared with the farmer who
rents his land, the factory worker
has no opportunity for profit on his
OUTPUT. and as compared with the
land-owning farmer neither oppor-
tunity for profit on his output nor
for enhancement in the value OF his
land. He enjoys no such independ-
ence and variety OF occupation. on
the other hand. the requirements OF
most factory work are less exacting
than ara those If farming The work
requires less training ability.
A reasonable conclusion is that a
considerable difference is inevitable
between factory wages and the
wages OF farm labor.