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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07
WHEAT UNDERCOES !
MATERIAL SETBACK

by Associated Press
CHICAGO. Doc q Wheat under
went material setback in price here
HduN owing largely to reports Of poor
demand fur cash wheat ana flour at
Minneapolis. The close was heavy. / sc
70 3d. npf lower with May slI2L 20
Il.A and July {ilOlia TO $i.0lA.
orn lust Ac Co l9scH1a,c. and oats.
ESQ t1 'sc. lu provisions the out.
umo varied from unchanged figures
10 7isc advance.
Before starting to decline the wheat
market temporarily showed consider.
bie umners Prospects that Germany
ould BE- granted three years respite
rom cash indemnity payments APP
cared 90 have much 90 de- with the
uly uptYrns in price. Gossip was also
ur,ut about crop deterioration IN
argentina that country being repre-.
'nt"i ts yrhuying gain which had been
Nld Co.. Great Britain Demand here.
.uwctpr hofed volume. aud bulls
D'ucd tu lose confidence when news
anne thar Minneapolis wheat stocks
'r" increasing and that the milling
HUaui Goo. wheat iu any position had
Ill,u go SCATTERED liquidation here
usu'd aud with uo aggressive sup.
ut H sight tl. finish was at tho
svos' level of the day.
To, country sold corn rather literally
arrive. and prices were ou the down.
I,d. from the start oats rcoeded with
fh'r grains Higher quotations on hogs
ave H little firmucss 20 provisions
open High Low Close.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07
LOST AND FOUND
ROOM WITH BoARl

LoST-A blue silk dress Phon, lsei
Reward
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07
MISCELLANEOUS

WE DO odorlcsS cloa ing ana pressing
Three piece suits, !l25. suits pressed
soc. We can save you from $40 to 500
On your suits. Smith a Parks. Phone
ig4g.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07


WANTED Tu Mt fs. 20. three room
...... $50. .l-N and f.r#- co. balance.
Want GOO trade tar Houa. 20 san 1auH.
t, Have SOME money ar1 fao acres 81
HuI f. tad. far home ir Amarillo
Phone 2is f Interested
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07

..|. '.Ii.h DE- The market fur
.I#..i 20 declin. -
.HU.I ,.tlteriug liquida
... a- prompted by the eas.
Gtli offerings vcre
...'. Ns0' however while tn
.- H.r'r 90 December gave The
5000. support buying both D..
I.I N1uh contracts az the ear.
.. N3s b .tiii,~ from S3i g.
.ra .-'I t' >su with the general
...' ...-.r- ntt unchanged 20 seven
..u' ~Il,s were estimated az
"t 10000 H1r. December SIS. Jar.
H.r N4. NIs,h so. May SEQ: July
sept $50
' ..ft.s steady l;iu - I.SHa Ia.
H'- 10 eaafg "a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07

COTTON



NEW YORK Dec G-Reports ot
.uuo favorable political conditions
hrud and other hulhsh features
ue,J quite sharp advance In the
.tim market here 40 the opening to.
ay $50 Improvement was reported In
.3do demand however and after sell
Hg up to 1850 early. January broke
1898 Boo the late trading. closing AT
hat price compared with l1l2 40 the
lus, Df the previous day. The general
market closed barely steady al net
HNan,c ut . 90 20 points.
Reports that private bureau osii.
GATED ginning ug 90 December at
t.l 0oO bales and the total crop a.
NUn UuU hII,- we're without any ap
HBrut influence, ur th, market tn"
tr.V advance was prompted bv IL"
rll oi.sIi '-uWnt, uf Egyptian crop.
HUu- 500 3 aHu .npu gIut3fs co. H1uut
" u'I cent I..s fUir last yo1rS pro.
I'd Iun 80 chang, vte r.uortpd iu the
.uth,ru -..f Ht.i-. Hs' neatly al ad.
..- n.m tH, goods trad. Indicated
rHf demand lt rrsf hand had been
....H Do. th, offerings ol second
uI. 1H I... 40 concessions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07

-NW YORK; pr, Ginrhaus for
If were Offered hy one
Is'". .Hiat 90 advances a one
... -.f.Hg .alucs BUYERS respond.
- Hfh -Insiautld mali orders Cot
us Nele generally steadler. with
i. SYST light Yarns are heing re-
.I downward. silk goods were qui.i
INV siik higher Rurlars wee
a.. and Wool goods quiet.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07
Sam B. Vaughn.

Phonc 4. Nmirillo Nil'l Blnl, Illdg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07
HELP WANTED MALE

WANTTn-Msr rrI wife f0r dl.rt
farm Phour j3sl.w between a. aud
& O'Clock.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-03-22
"Old Kentucky Home
To Be Purchased

The Old Kentucky Home Commits
sion has decided to close it's option
on Federal Hill, Bardstown, the
home where Stephen Collins wrote
his memorable song. The commits
sion announced that it had money
on hand to make it's purchase pos
sible.
The state is to maintain the home
and grounds as a public memorial.
Present at the meeting were Judge
r. w. Bingham, chairman; A. 7.
Hert, Ossa w. Stanley, Bardstown;
Young E. Allison, Louisville; Arch
H. Pulliam, Bardstown, and Mrs.
Clement French, MaysvilLe. Harry
Giovannoi, Lexington, is the other
member of the committee.
The famous old house WAS built on
n large tract Of land owned by Gen.
William Lytle, for his daughter, Mrs.
John Rowan, in 1875, and was for
many years the Rowan home. There
apparently is difference of opin-
ion, according to reports, about
Fosters status in the Federal Hill
household at the time he wrote the
song, Margaret Byers, in letter to
a Louisville paper last fall, said
Mr.. Foster was a transient guest
and that his sister was with him al
the time. Explaining the reference
to "home" in the song, she claims
that it was written about negroes
sold "South" who longed to return
to Kentucky, and that in no sense
was ii Fosters home. Still other re-
ports have it that he was member
Of the household.
The commission, several months
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-03-22

ago, obtained an option Of $4,000
on the home, furnishings and por-
traits. Some 235 acres Of land are
included.
Foster, when II years old, wrote
and published several serenades. He
was employed in Louisville at the
time. Years later he moved to New
York, where it is reported he died a
penniless wanderer.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-03-22

Of course silver and gold are mere
dross when compared with wealth
of Love, but just the same there's a
whole lot of married women whose
idea Of bliss would be to be a veal
thy old maid who was independent
and didn't have to ask any man for
a cent.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-03-22
Nelson Co. Youngsters
Organize Dairy Club

Twelve Nelson county boys and
girls interested in dairying have or
ganized a dairy calf club purchased
their calves and started what they
intend to make a foundation herd of
dairy cattle according to a report
from E. M. Prewitt, of the Ken
lucky State College of Agriculture.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-03-22

One of the strange things in this
world is why every young mother
imagines she will never need another
baby buggy after the first one.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-03-22

AAaAo puouC tu15
statement in be-
half Of DR.. Pierce 9
medicines I cannot
recommend them
too highly to the
public. We have
used them in our
family for years
and have reaped
good results. We
have always found
the Golden Medical
Discovery sunerior
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-03-22

TO any other tonic, as it is wonderful
system builder. I can cheerfully rec.
ommend it to all like sufferers. "-E. j.
CARPER.
Send 10 cents to DR.. Pierce's Invalids'
Hotel in Buffalo, NY, for trial package.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-03-22

Don't forget that the neighbors
watch you. II you don't behave, they
know it. And they tell it down town
and everywhere else.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-03-22

1t is the easiest thing in the world
to make yourself popular with the
average man. All you need do is sit
still and listen.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-03-22
Women are always more clever
then men when it comes to figuring
out trouble that will never happen.
USED IN ONE FAMILY
FOR YEARS

Benepoint, W. va.-sfIt affords me
great pleasure to have the privilege to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
AUS lRIA AND HUNGARY
SETTLE THEIR DISPUTE:
Rcack Agreement in Con,ro-
yersy Over Strip of
= Territory.
TERMS, or rnorocoI. ARE SIGNED
.ArrnnEcmrnts Made for plcbcScitc
WitA Provision for lettering I'll
hnntAni Claims 10 mn Arbitrator.
HurEenlnnd to he Cleared.
.tRy Associated Press. J

LONDON. Oct. iS.-Colnplete settle
mcnt of the controversy between Aus
tria and Hungary over the ownership
of BurEcnland, the strip of West
Hungarian territory awarded 30 Aus
tria by, the Trianon treaty. appears
TO have been reached. according 10 q
dispatch from Venice to the London
Times tonichtN which outlines thu
terms - i protocol signed there to-
day.
The preliminary asrecmen, was
renchea by NJ. nanfry. Hungarian FOR
eign minister: Herr Schobcr. the
Nustrlan chancellor, and Marquis
Della loretta. Italian foreign minis
to-. Who acted as mediator.
Marquis loretta. says the Times.
Succeeded in rurSUadinE the Austrian
delegation Ia rennunce their prcvi-
GUS lands uncond!tionally. and OGDEN
hurg, HE principal city of Burccn-
land. viii be handed over To Hun
Sary when Burecnland has been com
pletely> cleared .: Irregular hands.
The Times Venice correspondent
Gays he is reliably Informed that The
SasiS OF agreement consists Of the
following points:
1. Hungary binds herself to clear
Ruhgcnland. by military means if
necessary, and guarantees this under
taking to tho Italian government
The military measures proposed by
Hungary were discussed and accepted
10y the conference.
> Austria accepts tho holding Of
y picbescite for Ocdcnhurs. Hohomca
ana Ave or sin small neghboring dis
iricts.
2. Should this plcbcscitc favor
hungary. Austria reNounccs allncs,
entirely her financial claims against
hungary. should amy counter claim
nc ri. q by Austria, the two parties
agree TO put the question into the
hands q. an arbitrator
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
Il |. l1Y- L LIE hint
To Those Who Seek Complies
ion Beauty.

'rry this Hlack arf White Beauty
Treatment for several nights and
your SKIN wil! become clear. soft and
youthful tinted.
Wash Your face. neck. arms and
ma nds with warm water and Back
and W hitc SOAP. Then lightly apply
btacN and hiIc beauty Bleach Al
10" TIE inNiS!nlc coat to remain on
the skin overnight. Next morniHs
wash again with warm water and
EIack and Whit" soap. Ii your SKIN
: tie least irri,Htod. use tiay hits az
sortAinE. healing ii!ac,S an'i white
CLEANSING cream.
All drug and department stores
can supply YOU with lIiHck and White
l;"nuty licacl. Soc: Soap. 26c: ana
Black and White Cleansing Cream.
2"c AVID Doc the package. Write
Dept. Is. Plough, Memphis. Tenn. Tor
Your Birthday E0"k ana I.cafl.t.
which Tells all about EcnutN BlcaCn.
Soap ana Cleans 'ng Cream.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
MILFORD JOHNSON
H"f"rc hnt AItcr Taking i'lant Juir

street. Wilm.ngtou. Dol. III a CONVEX
80 ION recently with The i'lal.i Juice
Man NJ. johnson is "a we'll known
-. s'n""r and h.ts many friends. Con-
,.muine. hu said.
had ;ri"J $50 many different
medicines thsi had given up Ia do
spar @; cN'r getting any better ANA
would not have been 50 fortunate
as 10 tax" Pant Juice If Il ir!cnd az
m!nc had not t"ld mc-.afrcr seeing;
what q week | had become tina, no
htd received wonderful results from
~ ana INSISTED on me g"tt!ng: ..onr
tNeh saying lie would loan me tho
money /" Gus !, ana call TIA. loan
OIL ii ~ was not as he said
rant !hic" proved trUc TO every
lining 10" SAID. had become so run
do~n Mat was practically a anaduw;
OF ns i'rn"r SELF. going down from
LOO pounds I" ll-. naa no appct!,,.
amt ""s always miserable with my
stomach ana was SO weak that
c"uia scarcely set through my work.
The boss iau spoken about IL 1. nae.
hn! ;hd. maGs Tur nervous and de-
pr ssed wis >" pate and white
;raj nay friends sara Via; | looked
liz" Saownaak and I felt JlstS,,.c
"sriins over had pains III my rnck
.ad my hldIcys and bladder trouh!c,l
M.
j ""ran 10 take Plant Ju.ce a,3
you ".n hniw 10" save improved
, ne" tel You that have .cgain.d
nay Old wstrhl. strength and rndu-.
iiice. liat. "a g0od appetite, my
Dover movements age regular and {
q" not ""|c any iurther tronh!r Win
roy kidneys or bladder and slecn
"e''"r and scurder than | ever did To-,
tore IN my .i.c. ! advise anyone SUI.
,.rinE. n" matter how bad or HELM.
tess tnty may hc. 20 just Try Il bottIc
1f Plant JIic" ard prove Its merits
20 ir,.r oWa sat:sfnciioM"
Plan, Juice Is sold ia Richmond Il;
fragile D'uH store
lla'i Juice - apii In l.tsrs.,u.g
ny Morrison. The b.uG Man. ~ Ch..,
ity by THO cnake CRY DTug Co.
ahN-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14

FRIHo ERl,Es Er-HD. VA oct d..
The 'fun.ral 80 Mrs. Julia I! Flick
lon. widow ur Wtl'Hm = Fick"'.
who d'ui ~ her homo here aft"r q
hr'cf tfrcss. a="d IS years. ton.
liaco ihis ,,ierrouu from tho resi-
dence services hcirg conducted bv
Be-. j, ]. Lnricr rectur 81 =.
Gro-rn.s Episcopal Church. Ms
Fictl"r w2s horn III baltimore. he
ing thr dauEhtcr OF II. late John /.
$tsnshnry Wiih. hci father shc
moved to Spots ylvanil county aid
lived Turing h.r g!r'hood "a, STOW
den" iEst beyond t1is ci;y. S.ihsc-
pueutN She married. ana with her
nus band ana family. rcsitcd uari y
few YEARS aEn at "Be'mUnt tlr
friciler home ia Stafford County,
moving 10 i'r,t.ricKsbur@ IN recent
years. She is survived 10y nine c!;il-
Hrcn MTs. Eufus owen, of iIal!fdE;
AIRS. - nCurur GooiricE. Mrs.. Alex
andcr Gait and Miss Elise q. rlci!cn,
Of this city: Mcssrs. J BurW"!i F.r2-
f.ugh dhd Conway F!ckl.n ~ T. sard.
~; Contn. :. Fickl.u. OF New Yorh,
ard StcnSburS ftcslen. %: Iuauiicu,
ali of whom a-" here, aUd h. one Sis
Ter, NGs J. :. j. conway, also OF
this city vino us u"w IN California.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
kidney and Bladder
Troubles HAVE TO g.
Ci"grcd-ip :sidncy Deposits Are Dis
Ns"i,td and the Toains tp"isunsI
tnmpirtci? Driven out. Druggists
Told &" Guarantee 81 in Every
Instance

Your very Ute" says Dr. Carey.
depends upon the perfect function
'nS and h'0l'h of yunr kidneys. so
whatever you do doE't neglect diem "
Dr CIrcy's famous prescription
No 10. known as MurshI"oi. is not
recommended Tor everything. hut We
cannot TO" strongly urgc its use II
%"u shnor from annoying biaidc.
troubles. frequent paaS.ng %. water
night aud day will snur'Iug or ira
iai'on brick dust Sediment or highly
coiorvd urine. hi"ating irritahiIlty.
with loss ~ flesh. backachc. rheumn
tlsm % amy other tendency TO
i'riGht.s disease. Diahetc. or Gravel.
Tor kidney disease in us worst form
m%yt u" stealing unon you
Don wait until tomorrow "a he.
Gin III" use oil this wonderful pr.-
Scripiinn II you have any az tho
alloy" symptoms. Kidney and Bladder
'ruGh'ca don't wear away. They
WIZ grow npon Won SLOWLY. stcalthily
and win yuraiiinE certainty
Never mind the failures OF ,hc pa 81
~ You even suspect that you are suh-
ifrt 10 kidnrv Disease. don't iosr a
tin"ir day for every good drugc'si
has been authorized to return ,hc
rhrrili'i ih"Rcy on tho first two no;
ii"s TO All who state they have 70
ce!Ecl no brncfit.--A6vertise:n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
PLAN ABANDONMENT
OF SHORT RAILROAD
Frnnktiu and PittSyiNunia Counties
Determine tN Quit Trans
p"rtatiun business

i.fNGliEUR,. W., Oct iS.-l.cc.l
notices are being given III Franklin
ana Pu'sylvauia Counties looking to
the abandonment Of tho Franklin and
fltisylNania Railway, which is owned
ny thc.twc counties. The road. now
IN the hands OF a state court receiver.
viii either be abandoned cr sold. Il
court order to tbs effect being prob
able at the November term At Rocky
Mount,.
The road connects Rocky Mount.
IN F'r1rkiin County. with Grctua on
the Southern. in rIttsy lvania "
vas formerly operated hy the South
ern under "A lease, but some few ycars;
ago that system abandoned The leas.
and turned the road back to the
counties. which have been operating
IL until the rcceivc-ship came in
September
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
DECLARE NEARLY ALL
1921 COTTON is GINNED
'cHsu: Hurrnu VIII Issue Ofdriai
REPORT Tor Period Ending
October ~.
Ivy Associated prcss.1

WASIiINGTON. Oct. l3.--Thc regu-
lar report ON cotton Eiuncd in the
pcriod ending October is Will ic ac-
c"nnan!cd 10y :. special statement
from the Census bureau 'iniicating
that II large proportion OF the cot
ton crop for this year is already gin.
ned senator Harris. Georgia. AN
n"0nccd tonight. after a conference
with officials Of the bureau.
This statement. Senator Harris 81 id
would bring public attention TO the
low estimated crop for c6HlpariSon
with an expected abnormal amour, Of
cotton sinncd due To excellent
weather ~ the cottoon section"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
SEES DEPRESSION IN
SHIPPING AT AN END
Robert Dollar Ends Tour OF World
nri Predicts Future for Mcr-
chant Marine.
IBy NssOciatcd rrcss.1

NEW YORK. oct. i3.-iobcrt Dol
lar. prominent Pacific Coast steam.
ship man. who returned today FROM
II six months trip ground the world
said that h. thought the postwar
dcprcSsinn in shipping hal reached
the bottom and AN upward turn was
I'm sight.
Tn" United States. he asserted. with
her IarG" merchant marine. can and
VIII hav" ful! share Of the worlds
business.
Leaving Seattle six months ago.
captain Dollar visited China. Japan.
the Philippines ana India, returning
by way Of Europe. In tn" Orient. ne
said. he received generous greet
ing as representative OF CONNER
Cial America
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14

WOobSTOCK. VA. rca The
funcr,a' OF William j. Supipgcr. n.
was held this afternoon .fIc; the
home o; his nrrt.t,i u-lnw. DR. H.
n. Irwin. Mr. Supjn,:er d.,G saGleu-
~ WHINE convsrs.ng Win MS s!s-
ter. &c IL survived 10y thee sisters
Mrs. K. J.. i:ursel;, Mrs. christopher
F2 msier and Mrs. ~ ~. Irwin and
one brother, Robert springer. of Srp-
kane. %ash!nrton. one sister MIS-.
Laura BIRD. OF baltimore. died one
month-ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14

L. :. bonds AMI notes. - 33,G56
U. 5. certificates OF Indebted
ness:
One Year certificates (Pit,-
man acD .............. lG2.S75
All Others Observation-Disclosures. l?.S62
Total earning assets. ... iS0.Iaa
Bank premises ... 3c,oa2
Five per cent redemption
;,nd against r.. r. bank
notes S.777
Unsolicited items .... 567 .fSl
AL other resources .... 1859!
Total resources $3.50. 332
Liabilities.
Capital paid in..S 10000
Su' h'"S $500. ......... .lH.S-l
Reserved for government
franchise tax .....: 52.ali
HcroSitg:
Government .......... 5i2II
,mhc: banks reserve nc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14

count 1876 p9o
w ~, o'h"r" ................ ?!.4pG
:, ",a' "%posits '...s........ i.1:i.SG5
r. X. notes In actual circula-
y no" .............. 2.i76.3ll
r. X. hahn notes In circula-
non, net liability ....... 9T.933
80 "'aiiahhity items. iS2.i03
f''i o'""' 'I'|h'tiesH. :...... 22.4l2
Total liabilities .s5iS0.3 AZ.
Raiio OF total reserves to deposi,
and Il. IL. note liabilities combined.
go per cent.
Ratio OF gold reserves to l.. X.
notes IN circulation after setting
aside 30 Der cent arainst deposit
liabilities. :l.S per cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
Federal RESERVE BANK
RESOURCES S224,321,D00
Total Cold Reserves S7O.767..
00O-Bills Discounted and
Bought SI3.0l3.OOO.

y ' tbNal resources ti tlt Federal
Reserve Bank III Richmond at the
close o: business October IL were
S@2i32lo0O and the total gold re-
s"rvcS S1o.I65,00o The bills dis
counted and bought for the tivc-day VI
period t"taied Si3.ol3.0c0. The states
mcnt follows
Colo coin and certificates @.Ss2. 900
Cold settlement fund
Federal Reserve BOARD. :0.9O0. Goa
Total gold held by bank. 3 .3.7e2. 900
Gold with Federal re-
serve aGrn, ........ 30,i93. 600
Gold redemption fund.-. lI.,N3. 900
To;a, gold reserves. ......$ Ga.sSs. coo
Legal tender mites. silver.
etc. .............. 5.a-9. uO0
Total reserves .......t 7o.7G. .uOo
Eins discoun,cd--s ecur,d
by government obliru-
lions ........... .5,aco, 600
Ei'l~ dice ou;te d--.tli
o,her ................ 1886 .ooo
IiIs bought in open mar
K"i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3.sSs, 900
Total hilis on hand ......s aS.5Se. 900
L. =. Bends AMI notes.. '.:33. 0Up
one wear certificates Of ir-
dchtcdn.ss rittman
acp ................. 500 oo
----
Total earning assets. si02.5, :. 900
rank premises ...G 0no
Five per cent redemption
fund against Federal re-
serve bans notes. ISS.U0O
Incollccted items tG.S32 .o0v
All other resources ~ aSsU0n
.-----------
Total resources 3"2I32l. OOG
Iinbiltt;.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
Nnmc IteGuion Delegates.

br. J. Garnctt King. commander of
the sons Of Confederate Veterans. %:
this city. has made the following ap-
pointncnts for the locsA camp to rcpl
resent IL at the reunion OF the Grand
camp of Sons Of Confederate Vet
Grams In Characteristics. October Is.
- and "a: Captain VI. B. Rowe. A. G..
ltiliinSsley. Lindsay q. Roach. y. T..
Rove. Thomas ChewuinG. Gordon
Gouldman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
George ,fftchrIi.

ETNA Mills, VA. Oct l2.-Thc
body OF George Mitchell. who died
Monday. age -, was Inferred yes
tnrdny"ot III" cemetery OF tho Ep-
worth Methodist Church He leaves
live brothers. Edward ". M.tchrl'. ~
Sewpdrt Ncws. and H. IT,. J. T.. x. !.
and @. O. Mitchell. .: King William
County. ana two sisters, Mr. r. O.
Upshaw and Miss Nary Ellem Mitchell
Of KisS William.
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RESULTS WERE So
VERY WONDERFU
Engineer Restored to Health
by Plant Juice After LEASING
IL Pounds in Weight
RE WAS ALWAYS MISERABLE
His Kidneys and Bladder Are
in Fine shape and Never
Felt Better in His Lie.

From my individuai experience |
want to say There is nothing IN cXint.
enc" that begins 10 compare with
rant Juice us u restorative ln.,li.
cine, said Nj. MILFORD Johnson. who
resides a, 40. SOP South Harrison
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


The death OF Mrs Mamie T. SMITH.
wife of Ernest y. smith occurred at
1910 o'ciock Tuesday n.Ght !; her
home. 2SoG rank Avenue. Mrs. Smi,A
Is survived by her husband. her
father. samuel ". Ha'A,f tiyc;.slsters,
Mrs. James Woods.-u ..Mri q g
Woodson. Mrs " j watson. Mrs.
Il. NJ. ,Iopk,,s ANA Mrs. = SAippv.
and five hh,thcrs. Joscrh. Edward
Douglas, Corhctt and ..ul,y H"don.
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spnin VIII Increase Navy.

LONDON, oct INSTRUMENTATION az
four last cruisers, six Gcstroycrs.
twenty-etght submarines and twenty
gunboatS was ordered by III. Spanish
Cabinet yesterday. says II Madrid dis
patch 10 the Exchange 'rolc- raph
here. The program approved hy the
Cabinet would, il IS said, be com
plctcd in six years
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rcrml,. The Us- of Tier Nnnc.

Rachcll Walker. 53 ID. 81. wnycross.
Ca. writes: II suffered with kidney
trouble for four years, and Foley
Kidney FILLS is all that gave me re-
lief so you may use my name as, one
who recommends them" This safe
remedy for kidney trouble and blad-
der ailments relieves bnchach., rhcu-
matte pains. etc. Sold everywhere
4
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one Of The distinguished sons OF Car
oiine. was donated by a. Il. Chand-
Ter and presented to tho county by
Colonel r. l.. Bcalc in the presence
OF II large audience. 1t was received
By Judge II. II. l.. chichester on he
half Of the county.