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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
May Building Total h.
Slightly Lower Than y
For Preceding Month

EraGStr"ct's. June -. will say: After
i steady rise in building expenditure
month by month from January to Aprti
the May total is in a slight degree d!s-
appointing. III thar it shows small re-
ccsSior from. the total for April thtT
var. which. II might DC recalled. VA
the hitn largest total ever recorded
However, owing 10 the recession IN
building in May year ago. which
marked the beginning of the depression
IN the trade last year the May total this
year shows :, gain over May last. the
ms. gain Over the like month OF the
!".,r berOr" SHOWN in twelvemonth.
the total value Of the building per.
mitich for q; l45 cities for the month
Of May as reported to Bradstreets was
slo5.60j.T0H. as against a total OF
sl?3 3a7.T00 at the identical cities for
April. and comparing with $ll8,7ii,"J
IN ;hc month OF May a year ago. Their"
= hero indicated n decrease Of So pc-
cent over May last year. In April the
decrease from Il year ago was co.S per
cent. and the largest decrease shown
from q year ago was in January, when
the percentage of loss was 1913 per cent
The May total this year though smaller
than in April. is larger than in l3y
preceding month since Juno last year
ami with tho full number of cities re.
por,cd included. will undoubtedly OK.
coed the expenditure in any month since
April last ypa:.
The salient feature in the report thi:
month Is the expansion At New YORK.
all the horOughs reported recording
gains in new work over April and May
year ago. tho ciiy's total. as Hh':e,
furnishing much more than tho entire
po, c.,i, r.rnr:od over Nav wear ago
chicago. where q strike against lower
WAGES c>ist+. reports large decreases in
MAY. both from A?rII this year and
May Year ago.
Expenditures for tivr months ~ 1e.i
total SISf p"5S1n. = Gccrca"" o. 27.s
per cent from the LT"t lie months Of
lp"n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
BUTTER Eaas, CHEESE

\cw york ,rurc q. Eut:cr Ea":c:.
,'rram"r, higher ;rAn "\lras. ." -
:. -. creamery cAtrH' - scorer. -"
10 -, t:": ursts ">> - - score
:, ST.: PACKING St"yn current maN'
No. :. i'c.
EGgs-IrrcSu!a~ F"esh gathered Y
IRA rrsts. IS 20 So-: trS;S. - = 10 -''-''
state. Pennsylvania and nearby "'>'"rh
hcnncry whites. tirst* 20 extras '' T."
&c: state. Pennsylvania and I"Arf}
western hcnncry browns. extras ." u
g.: DO. gather! browns and mixed co.
ors. rrsis TO extras, Isl: To &c; st"r'I"
packed. extra hrsts. - 10 80, do. aver
rEr run, -1i2 TO &c
,h,rsc-Strady. State whole milk
rats. fresh specials. l5N. 10 l6i-c: a."
AVERAGE run. lIts to lj'.c state who'e
milk twins. specials. lIi= t" Ice; 90
average run. IA: 10 l''.
Live unultry steady: hroi!ers. .. 10
5Oc. Dressed quiet: fowls. q 70 500.
F'iou----i ucha ne"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
". ]. woLLMAN & CO.'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

Ev ?r:r;,:" w:r" /" ~ T.. Ma>t'i. q %.
N"w NnrN. juno Tn -"u'"1l' IT, q
%u.c,al issues continued during a;'"'-
u,nn t-nG'us on ~" board, the '"-i .;z""
share, n,:' h"Ai.', Sold "N a. ..dN';%"
G.,ldcrd acton ana lnSs"S ""ro saver"
IN ln"." share. III" MEXICAN o. share"
T. ? rally - on. ~" j'U: further -
i"r,rrs mad" rio"'n= pr n ms Eroun
around iru"<, prices nr n" day A''"';-
IL, i.uic sold of Snhrni!. 'r"1C shLr"-
turned heavy ON cutting ~ hir'f""h ~
I'.ah Coppc-. Moto- *HarCs W." far
sustained and rAIlUa:S ru,"d AROUND
p-criors ciosr wy;h ~" deception -
%nrlo hcaviucss in = 4 ~. and Sru;h"r"
rar,ri,. Ga'i mono: c.:cd OF II IT,
afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
SUGAE

Now York. June ?.--Thc raw sugar
,:larkc. Was weak today. prices d"'Hn-
inr t. TIC lowest Lowell recorded in over
four ears business. however. VS.
hight. consisting "f only ".1nO bags u
Costa Eico$ At 4"J duty PAID.
Thr easier ruling prices OF the spot
market led To inrrr:i,"d selling pressure
In raw sugar futures and closing prices
show Cd net declines Of - {" Il point"
for alive positions. June. however
wa; .;,cad.e- Oh covering anh '!oscd un'
chanEcL Final bids: July. We: Sep
,crnh>:. Isl. December. 2.SG. All pid.
There Was II" change IL refined st
ga vri,rS which arc NS'od ut IRON,
G.:i to 6.3a far fine Eranu'at"6. hlt
business ~,& light owing I" IN" I'M
Settled I"ri:nE il tn" pot market and
h,.,r-. wcrr ~. tIH"d 10 h"i" off and
AVA: developments.
Trading ~ .uEar g." - continues
ft.it hu' prir"s 60" ,L.'''~. r"il"ctlhS
the weakness o: tn" 't"; market ana
maj rriccs wrr" !" !" : points net
lower July closed a; 50. August
49,: September. SO. and October, IS"
MI bid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK


rh.raco 'ut" ? ra:'jr E"."' -.
S N0N TO-" 'ic"-~ a.d IA: -. - -.
II t. ., ,,.ui- mpH'r. low .;rad0 -"
s,",N. steady: top warnings. )? =" h:.N
l,,"f i,cr,. = % -. tat CONS ." |
h,.I,r. I,rEr',. J., uu ~ o.. but: .
stead, hui> hu'rcnIs. 50 "a Il -:
bur,h.r hui!s. largely 3, - n IN
~~Al caves steady :" weak: nuik. 81 D.
g. . -. .:""kcr. nrI feeders. dun.
Iio;:e T.. ..riptS. 5000. active. "rcH.
III: - ~ "a cents lower than !"St't
G:.rS average. Clo"lnh strong r. 10
,.cr,rs higher than carly: hnldoNer mod
crate. i0netlv held of m,-hc:. top
&, - but. g. % n "a. pics steady
.n ~ cents lower. hui. Z ,i7ab!r, IS -
=, & o.
Shtrp Rccr'ptc. 5000. .rrnEs and
arcd iamb>. - I" =" c'''itS lower: nat.N'
sr-'nr, tr7 s." 5. hu'h So 90 q
- -: choice 90 pnund Shnrr Ia mo
siI 20. California Owes. s. - n ) ~
hulA natives. 8: 80 = 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago juno q Flurr:ed buy
no, prices upward Sa. Tents today n
the wheat market. but The effect ".'S
largely transient. Demand was due .ni
the most part 10 reports of rn-S'"i"
his railroad strike July !. and L" tie
toyrrnncnt crop report that IA" Wintci
wheat Yield would be curtail"d Ii.O"".'
GU0 bushels.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
DRY GOODS

SOW NorN. June .'"'i"7 f""''
,..,c uuI>.cr TO-DAY Enc count rr.~t
. ms sold INTO August an Il hnS,S %.
r,r:s ard tour yards Il. 90, ""H'''
I 'o't0r vnrr~ were quiet. raw SI'h nri".r
ard throw, six rlch"r Starh'. S"7E<
IN d-ssS goods sold frosty for n"ll''r'
in ll;', August and S,rtC -rhc- 10" ~"
tuirlns and hnhblnr trade. fnr'Hf.'
n~r" nra'rr. with spot pro" 10 T'int'
'.,.hfr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo O.. juno 3.--Whca' an
81 al: July. 81 SO: September, s. =.
r!ovrrSrcd Prime cash SIS -. cc.o'
Der. sll So December. 81 -.
AiS,kc-pr'rc cash. Sc -. AuSust
81 So: October. sll -
TinotAy Prime cash 1919. g 90:
10in. s. ~: 800. 8 20. %'1:r.nirr
81 %. October. s. 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
NEWS Of BUSINESS
weeks Oil Production Figured

Wh. American pctroleum InStl;u," 49,
lir:nt,S ihr: ;hc daily Average. Fr'-S
8. Production IN he tinted states tor
;a.' l',n "n','d May Is vas l.;"h."9"
lx, ~rc.>. - comp, rod wiz !.%"N!'" h''T-
vc.S for t.v mrrn "n,i-d May -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
Would Stabilize MOTOR Prices.

1t is reported thai bankers Will ~
dcavor 20 s;ah.i.1" -" automobile IN
dustry ny requiring manufacturers 10
give guarantees n 70 rr.crs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
e. & Yrrsro Sales Gain

The s. 5. krcsg" company reports
sal"S for Nay of S'"S".2>a. compared
with Si.o@7.2S1 in Ma Of 1920. For ~"
FIVE months ended MAJ 81 last. sal =
amounted To Sl9.?49.451. against SlN.-
l@T,5@S IN tho SaIrr period of 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10

Toledo. .Iunc 9.--Tnc Ovens Eot,c
company has declared iho regular qua Sc
trr!y Dividends, T.; = - I sh":" On =,
preferred s:0,k ana ~ cents q share on
It's ,vrnmon stock. rnyn!!" t" holders :
rrNOrI JUNO j.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
Rank Of Important States

Seven states report more than 3"h r'o
horses on farms for January !. 1870. As
follows: Iowa. l,@SG.5c": Nrbrask
I.!c@.v>n: Illinois, l.2?@.@4i Kansas
l.pS"S.I. T,AaS. 995.I?S: Minnesota
ga AMI Missouri on6,"20. Tn"
states reporting the largest number 81
mules were Texas. with >i9.I5S: Gcpr.
ril. with I0G.724: Missouri. with $685.,
ofI: and Tennessee. with 3j2.Ilh
IN West Virginia and ohio. the figures
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10

Wheeling Steel corp pfd. A.--Tean'-
Ger books close June -. Tor = per cent
cash dividend payable July |.
Wheeling S:ecl Cor" p'd R~,TranS-
fer books eos" Ju5" ). q" ~ Per
cent cash dividend. payable July |.
Central Glass WorES--Tran~fer books
close June Is. for II regular -. p"r con:
cash dividend payable JUly !
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
PETROLEU UNI

o. CITY JIrr .. Credit balances. -.
Eurs. ""."i@. avc-ag.. Gt.Snt. ship
!n.n.. I,9ll, Average, 't.l9a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
. W {.
LIBERTY BONDS

Ncw York. June p Liberty bonds
r'ny,d: AIS. SS.14: first IS $50: see
ond O. 300: nrst ti.'S. $40: secnnd
49,. 400; third f,'>. oi."a: fourth
4l;'s. Sis; Victory So. C, $40: VIC
Tory as 9S.i0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
N. \. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va . .irnc >. ~.
furnished The .lntclliSencei by A. e
Master e. Co member New York stock
L:achanSe. Second floor National Bank
OF W Va Bldg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. " Va. June ?. -.
Furnished 1he Ihi"ti.:eneei b.
Masten & Co. members New York Stock
exchange secord floor National BaEh
81 w w. Bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wnerl.nS. W Va. juno 3. ~.
Furnished The late.i.xcncer by A. z
AaSten & %. inrmuers Boston STOCK
s:xChanE". SrIUEd floor National Rank
- w. Va. RIdS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
PHoT1cr You1s1LF AaAuT1
CROOX1!

BY Burglary Insurance policy IN tn"
Trtv.lcrs-provide complete protector
and indennifcs YOU fully for losses
Delay Is dangerous.
MAYORS Insurance Agency
Pnon. $3.50 Natonsl 3a1f B1dg.
Ask for Terms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling, ". Va. Juno .. ~.
Furnished The lrteliGencer by A. E
Nasten & Co. mem oers Pittsburgh STOCK
Exchange. scc1nd floor Nationa! bank
- u Va RiUc
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NEW YORK CURB MARKED

Wheeling. W. Va. Juno Q. 'cl.
Reported by 4. +. Masten s. Co. mem.
ters New York Stock Exchange. second
floor National Bank OF W Va. Bldg.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling ". Va, 'u0c ;.
Furnished The InieuiSencer by A 4
GAsten & GO members 1T the sew TCra
Stock Exchange \Atiohll Bans iiui'd
ting, Wheeling. ". Va. Luis +. Brand
Resident Partner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
LOCAL STOCKS

Wh"cr-E. ". Va iur" y. %.
Daily quotation N>t Wheeling stock
ENcharg". complied for Tho lntclii.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10

CITIES SERVICE SALES

Wheeling W. Va, June ?. -
Furnished by Henry l.. poherty q 20.
through Wilson Investment Company.
Mmtmal Eank Emilf nE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10

cash quotations: Wheat-So. red
s. IS n 1872. No. hard. 81 ga.
Ccrn-Nc. " mixed. 81 n sec: No. i.
low. 81 n Glis". Oa;S--No. white
So. a 49,. Fork. ncmrna'. hrrd.
50 ~. EIbs. $40 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
Horses and MuieS or Farms in tho
unitnd States: la2n and 1910

~" l9"n census Il agriculture ',r ~
nt"h states. with ""r.HA-Ii.'" hE'i!' p
Tor l9!o;
noFoSs ahu utee nn ,,,n
r,.,.,.' --
80 ~ ''' '''' ''''' o. ,,r,"..-
cot. un,ior ,.,. , ar. -n4TA,
Colts gear cd .,,i un,!".
years .-.. '""hri
Mares years oil and "'"r. 49, 49,.
'r'ItnES 49, ",G ana '.,r 30, o.,
I t.',,.,,.T - ''' ava ri,!5
u.,r"o" 80, .,r,,. ,,,. -
1910, tota, numb ,?.>sTria
Spring colts ....,......... VETO
Horses born before Jan. !,
1910 ................. l?.--"'o"N
Mules on farms Jan. l. 1870.
total number $1,000. 5.I1N.s@S
Mule colts under ! year e
az" .................. ""s.5iG
Mui" colts year Old and
under . years. ........ %"%."?r
Mu!ca : year Did AMI over +r"i-il
Nu.c* on farms Apr. -. 1917.
total number ........... '"'. IT,
Spring colts ... .... l'"..
Nui"S bern h"f""" l'N. Z,
l9lH ....... .... 500 u"
TIE number nf hor.''> on fa~rUs ~ Inc
! '.:;",i States - t"rT"r' >, iH-". IT,
..nrding 10 IN" lvUri""utr Census. "'
-. lI-4J.. rnis runner In".Ud"G l,""i
~ colts under yea If AK. ijTtSil
warning cots onS> - macs " var.
Old and over. S.tit.rt& c"ljlnc~ l,.,-'
Old and over. 1906 >'I..cr, . .r.r.;
old And over. and 1t 80 horse: No. ci.,s
sI;.cd Wv aEc or sen
The member Of 'rH''- r","r''d f." -
sam" r';- W. H'""... ''' ".'''-
5?".H'" mu'" colt" nnh' yea" 80 '''
i'S."9h '"sThnG mL'r r"''". '.nh i'''".
go i"H'"S : years ~" ana '"'T'
Comparison With 1910
wIo runhcr or hor.cs r-ncrlrG at go,
Iqiu rcrHus WAS lnb%:rli, ar.. ~.
number Of mules, 4.?o2.'S' In W"h'':
an" comparisons. h""c'"'. bc,""''
tE">o hSur"" and tho number " h"F -
ard mules reported fnr 1921. tE" rharE-
in thc date OF enumeration from Ar
Is 1910. u January !. loS". m So l."
'nf"n int" .t"'"i"t. ~" 'Hy' c'.....
:Ak' - ~ January !. VA "a" CO.. =
." !u'lu!" ANY spring '"'i". ~. ''
~" ''r'n$. taken d" - NrT'i p. =
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Howard Hazlett b Son
Wheeling Steel Pfd. "B"

Room. .l5, 2:l. o?2 wig. Steal Corr.
Building.
Members Wheeling Stock E1chnnSs
Phones: 35lo. 25Il. 2jl3.
geo. ". Baron ChAx1ss 84SOAA11
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
20,142, 455 HORSES AND OVER
FIVE MILLION MULES IN j. 8.

Washington. Juno H--Thc Bureau "t
the Census Of rhc department ~ CON
mere" announces. "uh;""' I" correction
the following preliminary rGur"S ir"rn
H." l9@n census Il aEri'I';ur" ~ ~
n;t"l states. with r"G.iL-al.," uE'i:' "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-19
SHALLOW OPPORTUN|sM'
CHARGED BY TR|NKLE
Democratic Candidate Scores
&. o. p. Treatment of It's
Negro Personnel.

Especial ~ The Times Dispatch
lARRISONBUEG. VA. oct. is.
state Senator l.. Lee. Trinklc Demo
cratic nominee for Governor vi Vir-
SiE!a, addressed an audience OF
voters in Assembly Hall yesterday
afternoon. which taxed the capacity
Of the large auditorium. At night.
he spoke to another asscmbiagc a,
the New Theatcr at stanton. which
also gave him an enthusiastic re-
ccrtion.
The nominee in his address here.
praiscd his native state in high
terms. declaring the record Dcmo-
c;:.oy' has made in III. old dominion
state Tor an almost uninterrupted
period Since reconstruction daye, is
orc on which gladly base my can
udacy; II is before you, clean
handed. with open iedgers. and with
nothing TO he ashamed Of"
In attacking the promise Of his
republican opponent. Colonel Henry
w. Anderson. OF Richmond. To re
dncn taxes il erected. MIR. Trinkle
declared that last November the
people OF Virginia decided they
wanted Il change, land they got n
ohhhge--I have been wearing Re-
publican badge since last March
The Democratic nominee character
lied the action Of the Republican
convention in Norfolk laet July in
eliminating the negro from the
party's councils as shallow oppor-
tunism,' declaring the party is seek
ing 10 appeal % the public under a
Tuise CT purifying tho party's ranks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-19
|R|ENDS COMMENT
| ON INF R0VEMENT
richmond Lady's Only An
swcr to Query as TO Good
Health Is Plant Juice.
He AN SWER is PLANT JUICE
aims Since Taking the New
Ierbal Stomach Remedy She
Feels Like Il New Woman.

Merry few remedies have advanced
rapidly in the eye Of the public as
Is Plant Juice. the new herbal
|,irnch remedy, which has recently
len introduced In Richmond. 1t has
|ivsibccn on the market FOR "A short
be- but already there are many
Pusands who have completely re-
lined their health by means Of its
Wishing to give others the benefit
her experience was what prompt
Mrs. Bertha Lee Jones. OF No.
|3 Nenable Street. n wGll-known
III popular Richmond lady. to give
+ following:
CThe news OF the death OF my son,
|lo was killed In action In France.
|mplctcly wrecked my nervous sys-
|n. l couldn't sleep. and my appc-
gas very poor. heard of your
hnt Juice and read of the numbers
home people who had been cured
1t, so | felt convinced that IL
build reliev. me. The first bottle
D me so much good that con-
ued TO take IL for several weeks,
n can now truthfully say that I
Fl like a new person. sleep sound
|ery night. have n fine appetite for
Jreals. AMI all my friends tell me
US we'll I am looking. am very
|id to give this public endorsement
t your Plant Juice. as feel there
+ others who suffer the same as
| who will be benefited by IT."
liant Juice is sold at The Tragic
|ug Co.'S store in Richmond.
For sale in Petersburg by Morrison.
|e Drug Man. and in Chase City by
|c Chase City Drug Co.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-19
Upset Stomach,
Gas, Indigestion
"Pape's Diapepsin" gives
Relief in Five Minutes

Stomach ncidity causes indigestion

stomach acidity causes indigestion
Food souring, gas. distress. Won
lie: what upset your stomach? Well,
don't bother. The moment you eat a
tablet or two OF Pape's Diapepsin all
the Jumps OF Indigestion pain. the
sourness. heartburn and bclchiny of
gases. due to acidity. vanish--truly
wonderfully. Millions of people know
HAT 1t Is needless to be bothered
with indigestion. dyspep sia or Il dis
ordered stomach. y few tablets OF
Pape's Diapepsin neutralize acidity
and give relief at once-no waiting!
Buy siSty-cent case OF Pape's D!a-
pepsin now! Don't stay miserable.
Regulate your stomach so you can
eat farorite foods without causing
rcGret,-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-19

initiation In his heart. fIc log, tho
fight, but kept tho faith. and came IL
back 10 four walks crowned with u
woman's love. lie took M his yurn.
out tools and bulidnd back again,
ShfeEuar'iing hia SONS and daughters
with unstineed toll and a rar. cxhIbj.
tlon OF atatcrinanship during the ro.
construction daya
virginia hap recovered from IN.
dow OF the civil War-though ,ha,
"hr " 'ruly par' 90 the state, SHE
haS risen from her he'd ever ,nlul.ui
or the price she paid In the tragic
years and careful tina. tho OWL days
oi reconstruction shalt not return
WIN a 6rm step. u sw!ft and sure
stride she Is tracking the way, b,arpd
In her youthful aplondor, towards n
d'Nfncr day. Sho looks backward
With pride and forward with hope
virginia ~ not narrow or scifish
but she reflects her own past and
c"ntcmplatcs her own future. She
has been her own physician and her
own nurse. She has taken her own
medicine and her recovery from tn.
war aud the reconstruction fever be-
longs exclusively To her. /, belongs
To Cohfedcrates, aud the daughters
and sons Of Confcdcratcs. To-day
$40 needs no foreign cures. She needs
no remedies policies or principles
which were fatal In former years
They would be fatal today. With
those men here In reunion abe learned
her own lesson and learned Il we'll"
Tho official )adics-ci.a:e: ons.
eponsors and maids uf honor--sc-
lectcd by the various comma nde!s
and inspcctor-gcnerais !ur the re-
union were then presented to tile
audience b. Albert S. Boiling, OF
tho Albcmarlc bar. son Of Major
Bartlett; Boiling, ono Of Mosby'a
men. After tho singing OF THE
bonnic Blue Flag" led b. IA large
choir the response On behalf Of the
Official ladies was mad. by Dr. Viii
liam NJ. Thornton. dean OF the en-
Einccr!ng school n; the Cnivcralty.
OF .irSihia- Following the bcnc-
diction By the Rev. ". Roy Mason.
rector of Christ Church. and Di-
rision Chaplain, Sons OF Confcd :
crate Veterans. there was AN infur-
'ESi reception on the stage.
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FARMERS HOLD BIG
MEETING IN sAND|DCEs
Discuss Means for Establish
ing Telephone System in
Amherst County.
ESPECIAL To The Timcs-Dlspatcl

.iNItEHST. VA. Oct. ;S.-A Ljy
aestinp % farmers from all 400.
tion1 surrounding Sandijges was hold
saturday afternoon at Sandidxey
sohoolhou?r Tor tho purpose OF CON
nidorinH way. and means OF csttb-
llEhinE u Telephone. systcm i'm ,h.,
sacttpn Of Amherst County. l.. Y
I'arr. owner OF tho telephone svs-
tom between Amherst courthoise
sweet Briar und Clifford. ana o. r.
hoss. count agent. outlined plans
by whicE another teiephon. system
would DO pogsiblr. Tho prouos.,
limos for tho new system consist Of
about th!rty.nix miles Of main lines
following the county roads I'm the
main pections OF tho county Indi-
:'dual aud party Ines will be con-
neeted up to tho nein system. Tho
organization o. u tolnt stock COM
PAM was completed BY tho election
o. The following officers: j.. V. Parr
president and general manager: w. =.
Massic. v!ce-oresidcnt: j. BIrby Davis,
sccretnrr. and a Gates Ware, treas
urar. Tho board OF directors and
other officers VIII be elected at n
later date. Another meeting will he
held Saturday. November ). at sand
!dgcs Schoo.housc at . y. VI. All cit
liens OF Amherst County Interested
In tho establishment Of this system
arc invited 10 attend.
The fields Of V. =. /. No. oats in
/ ,hn demonstration plots Of Zach
brummond and Aubrey Coleman
were examined recently by the
county agent and found to he sprout-
ing. and tho Indications are tina,
there VIII be very good stand o.
grain.
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BUCKINGHAM COUNTY is
HAPPY HUNTING GROUND
Forests and Fields Literally
Teen With Birds and
Animals.

SEW CANTON. Va, OCT, IN.
County Game Warden Eiam was i'm
Sew Canton last week on business
connected with his office, and r.
ported here that Sario this year (.
more plentiful than II has ever been
known At this season O. the year.
There arc literally thousands ~
l'rtridScs Iii tho county. OWING %
tue ideal summer fer raising. T'un-
keys likewise are plentiful. as wei.
az ph-nshnty. rarbitt", SQUIRRELS uu..
other small game.
In Western Buckins ham deer ar,
-cp"'t.d in herds OF from five 10 six.
Already one has been killed by :,
i-:nchlurs party. the kill being re-
ported In Il Lynchburg paper. Game
Warden Hlam is now engaged in col
Letting data with reference to this
reported XIII. and IL tho report IS
found correct will prosecute the
sportsman for killing 4 dccr before rh.
opening OF the season.
opossums here arc Unusually de-
structivc or fowls. and already TWO
have been Killed while rcgaling them
selves In chicken yards n; New Can
ton citizens.
Squirrels are reported pier tirul in
woods contiguous to this place. Ns
this small animal is migratory. IL is
thought the large numbers observed
!iereabolts may have come in from
more denseiy wooded regions farther
up james River.
the drought which prevailed here
from early spring continues. and all
stIeains are low. In some instances
s;twin.lls and other machinery opcr-
ated by wafer have discontinued or
Grafton. and private houses served by
rams are without water.
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by eliminating the lily black,

by eliminating the lily black
element.
Il .Hpc,; t. teal fairly and non.
estfy. IN" speaker said. with the
color.d people OF the State Eut |
h"it"N" II ls To the best interests
OF the state and OF the South that
Nhit- supremacy ar naiutIi med. y
ua'nncc OF power l"twccn the two
parties would result in the negro
vote being made tho instrument of
- politics in both parties. and I'LL
ttnniely lead to making the negro
TN" controlling factor i'll Virginia
politics"