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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
EVER NAVE IT?
n Ysy Msvs. ilk Sisteneat OIL
This DlCksea Ciiizea WIN
Inieresi You.

Ever Rave log dosn" pan ia
be baess
:. 10 tbs sxaIl hight ossf hips!
That's the home VI the bsekaehe
II ia caused by ssAk Kidneys.
uss DoAn's Kidney Pills.
Diekson people testify to their
worth. AK your n.ighbo,' Read
A cass u Il.
N. J. Nall. freight conductor
Dickson. s4y. ''sn much ioi,ins
over hard fpads pa, my kidneys In
pre.,y bed shsps I suffered a 10.
irotn bschsehe and the kidney %
srstious sws aanssufsl. had q
tired feeling oil the time. ,oo
saw Doan's kidney Pills sdssrtiss,i
and got . boz al ths Clem0fs
Pharmacy. Doaus fixed me up 10
good shape and gladly recon
mend them
Price He, at al dealers. Don't
simply ash for kidney rtnedy-
-. =. nasss Kidney PlLl<--.h. s.m.
that Mr.. Nall had. Fos,e, Mil
born Co. Mir. Buffalo. n y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

.s.ssaE, &esse xas>>leAasts~sssNsm@s
oi ice su., Baptist church wlll
meet al the homv VI Ms. J N,
wyuns Wednesday Jan. ilih, al
J;N oolcos,
Tue iolioslUs ptugran ~iIi be
FeIarrrd
subject - kxpsndi1s this Foreign
Mis- ION hof.son.
n.n4- W. rts,,s In y God
s,n,saur prayers VI praise ioi
gu, isaCy ,unausa .nr past year
bib,e slut, --At-. " L. Pois.
ksp-a.lus u .nt "a,ch v ord toI
Inc frsf t'Mn ! id
SOTO dir, oausn,f, kseis.
kxpsnslaa .! The aissioasi,
Idea Lsr,rf Rasyfs
Looklus ks,lw4rd~- alss AnaIe
Gatswoul
Africa - Mrs " A Moor
.lAiy au1 sopih Amrtga--Mu
X. ii, Johnson. ~
Wnerc ins Clouds Hans-Nu
kmnru bstes.
Encn,llns Tie Glob+--Mrr Lacy
Wha, III. Disarmament Con
trrence Means 10 Missions Mrs.
Pit Hraslee,
Hymu Tor the ytar--'The SON ul
GOD Goes Forth To War"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
MoRuED WINES
.-aflD TINS
tall SIGH. Csoss fipskands
Viii be iielped B, uaar's
pepto-lAangsa.

IL hs er,s~- ~ bear sh~a he
comes eopss " he nervous aud q
bin psss aud aiways tirwts iea can
help him eaeh 20 shraltA sith
t;;ads pvpto Manesa Ht u ron
down. ard rspte Asnssn. the
vcsderiaI blood tonic silA the
right kind "a soa In II. sail baild
him 40. Hssp ycas husband se,
plenty d red blood snd he ell be
veil ami god naiursc again and
stronger. loo, Coed hlood. good
health. Yakrs happy good humer--
that 10 toe way II sOss. II you
don slv. him come s,nd II \
ionic he sill prohsely get wons--
they usually do TO TO the drug
stor. auf sss ia Gad.s psp,o.
Aanssu ia liquid OF tablet iofm.
II 10 pls,.Ant TO take sna words
vond-fs u TAKEN daily iH les
weeks -- Advertisement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
MARKET FOR MIX
HELPS n nilI wars

DID you ever stop 10 thisk ol
shat ID soald mean 10 your ccn.
manity 10 have . good married iol
whole miis. 10 either largo OF small
amoQnts Of any tims u thu zeal
and receive . good price is IN
A good married iof niIs sneoasas
90 better care and issdias OF the
eows thas making them mare proi.
table, IL stimsis tee iatsrsst ia
Keeping mote and better eows
which not Only hriass in mere
money bst then the 1sa9te, Il
properly conserved and hauled 10
The fsldr. will increase soil fertility
and rssul, in greater yields per acre,
says q. y Tobsy. chsese specialist
Division OF EStsusioa-
inere ssiag the humbss ef dairy
cs~s 10 the herd naturally Issds "a
diserstti-d farming and growing
lsgumiaous erops. Trsctiea! dais,
farmers practice feeding ell hone
grown fred. possible which reduces
10 minimum The time required Tor
hauling aud he rsceiv-d the retail
price ios HE home grown Iced BY
Iesdlnx u 10 HE cove
DAIRY cove furnish one Vi the
bee, ioods. n,lk. When made into
.ebsess. Az . 90 operative cheese
factory u MAKES sn exceptional
foosd. ia rhaf T. Ess Sias,tTf tssblsadtfll
q2alIlirs, It eool.ins . high perceat
age u proi-in, 10 easily dige.ted
and economical 10 the customer. al
tbs same time the farmers who
produce the mllk and market IL in
a community CO operative chssss
factor, have received from ii 10 20
cents . puuad tor buiter.ist during
ttr y-sr Each tsstrca receives h,s
share VI the whey which mahss a
hns bog iced
The Community cheese factory
LufusAe- s.maskrt las the .saAk "a
any smount at sny time 81 the year
OF a good price, They make chees,
THAI pl. the merchants No vel
.. the customer. the lime has pass
I'd vh.n people think cheese oI
good quality can only be made in
stst~s that have long cold winter.
Any ous futewstvd'f 10 the sisvesup.
m-nt OF a community cheese factor,
IN their community caa address toe
Division Of Extension. KnoIs.!!.
Tenn. Tor further information.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
tennessee City

Mrs. Al Vstte1. III Nashville. wst
the gus, II relstive. and tr;eads
mere Sunday
Aa Lrdia Ve,,.' !. on tie s,ea
list.
School began 10 tie primary
room Monday, tnt el".sd un Tus'
day. Both teachers are sicx aod
ss=SS..ss =: - 81 tia Sos. .:a.Y
Mrs. Ws-telIs Copsl.ad rstu, ned
home to Ripley last Saturday. after
spending = wees ~'th hoIeioisT
~. Tennessee c..y, ,,,.,..- q, ~. SIS,
Leslie Moody has soos to Cali.
fornis. and may locate there II lie
lilrs the county.
Mes Helen Henmssly returned
from the North recently. where she
bad been on q Wait 10 relatives 10
Ohio, lodisna aud Michigan.
Miss Nellie Corbin /. visiting her
sister. Mrs. Reed. la Bowling Gresn
Kentucky
Mrs. Nelia Moody. Of Nashville.
-ss the guest Of her sistef Mrs ",
r Wright. recently.
d P. Hutchinson 10 out ahsr a
hard siege Of illness.
Miks Moody has been visiting a,
The home oi his parents. Dr. and
Mrs, Moody. over the holidays.
J. l.. Etheridgs 10 4, home from
Coltaa PlApt, Ark. vhers he. has
beea employed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2.th 1874
Marvin Clifton and Miss Helen
Hsmmerly. Both are we'll and tsy.
orAbly known. They will live 81
New Rich!and
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
.Afs 'ssslss hsx Ryssxatias, ). ).
A Big Program For Dime.

The McCsslsy Theslse. starting
last Monday night. insusurstsd 8
'nsS sdmission price OF iOc 10 sIl.
This is made po-s,bte by the var
soiI % Jan let. and. III course.
some sAefi,ies N The m4pa svn,se..
10 an r6ort TO serve the pothc II
the public shows their appreciation
Of this iacs by their patronage. the
price will remsin st l0c. o,hersi.-,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
Card Of Thanks.

We Wish 10 express our sincere
thank. and appreciation to the
people in and around slayden, 10,
the many acts ii kindpess shown a.
during the illnesr and death Of our
dear husband and fathr
Mrs. T n Psrotts
and children.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
Chamberlain, Cough Remedy

This 10 a pleasant. sale. and ~.
liable medicine for coughs and
cold. /, has been IL use Tor M any
years aud is held in high esteem Ia
thoss households xhefr liza good
qualities are best known. II 10 4
iavori,e with mothers Of young
children. ~ II contain no opium OF
other harmful drug. Try IL when
you have need Of such a remedy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
A Statement by The
Nashville, Chattanooga
& St. Louis Railway

tn. New Year suggests itself fitting time to
to the public the principles which scua~ the
in the operation OF thss railroad property
l. Subject reasonable regulation because OF the public
character the service rendered the OF railroads
the Of prvate property coed to all the rights and
privileges u such ownership.
= In o. o,avin q tn property the management
three foii litigation;
fu'-o th< P4hhc, it GOOD aerviee at a reasonable
ebay =, ef,~' ~ A'," o. railroad requires long
ssfyrsy Eactaoa Ito operation
.cmere4 pra>secd luhtc Commissions often imposes
burdens ra,sosd Mia esrssspondng benefit to the
public,
coal-r, A. o,>ncs il ewes the duty of fully main.
tarrg thS property and eau-g reasonable return the
investment
IhnA ~ Tia as,lla,.eS. il Teasonabc working
rules treatment lst recognizing the
nau,t rrt'a e comparative wages paid
IN aas- Ia. a"d js ~ Z, se sroad to pay such
wages.
J. To meet these ohhga ons satisfactorily the manage
ment must tact have the to manage the property
within the !l;,a.ioa Of paDe regulation but free
from, such Influences unda disturb lava and
interfere with operations hamper Individuality destroy
initiative and make impossible % fulfill the entire obhss
ton Of management
III. Company i. not j, rct,c.. I, b. neither party
factions. aih:.on. CT crssy, il ksps advised OF
prospective VI legislation ecng its ncfess and pre-
sents view in rgcl ard -sr openly and above
board relying the nhere. ).sse> OF IL publicly
presented
* tNc earncSt hope or we Nsshvtlc, @hAVAnooEA
St Louis Railway. that acting in accord with the principles
here expressed by fair dealing deserve the affection OF
its employees and By rendering good and courteous service
at reasonable char the respect and confidence ct the
public To that end s.ks special avors, but only that
subject 10 reasonable and fur regulation have the
opportunity: Of ming the public service Of ansport
ton.
In rendering that service, ce-seeration suggestions
Ard constructive criticism invited IL.
srHE NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA a ST. LOUIS
RAILWAY
January |. 1877
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

Tanlae. the celebrated medicine.
h nov sold by Matthsss Dsug Co.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

Mrs. G,p Daniel 10 on the sick,
list, threatened With pneumonia.
Rub. Ny. Tism. sntisep,ic and pain
killer. tor infection sosrs, letter,
sprains, neuralgia, rheumatism. -
(Adx. .,.....m
FOR SALk-Tso horse wagon;
one. horse wagon and buggy. See
r y McCsafy OF W. K. Sensing
FOR REkT-Ths L. N. Sensing
store building on Main street. See
" X. Sensing
Master vernoa Springer 10 spend.
log the week at Walnut Grove with
hi. sister, Me. Stella Springer, Who
10 teschins at that place
Nj and Mrs. q. d Ahlheit, oil
Twom@y. spent Mondav here the
quests ~ M: asa Mf->w, H." Nc.
Kinn;n.
Tanlsc hs. the lsrgest sale Of
any medicine in the world Over
Twenty Million bottles have been
sold IN six years, No other medi.
cine haa ss.r 4nrrnavhsd IL ~ 4
-.lr, Matthew. DRUG CO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30

SAVANNAH GA. AUG. 2a-Tnrocniir.
hrln H",: sales. al: ,recei9;,. ..e: shin
ales. i:2S: rcceipts 2.62: shipments SO;
30: *. NJ. SO. y. $50. VIC. $40: wv
COTHER MARK ETS, PAGE III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
cOrroNSEEn OH

NEW YORK. Aug. ce.--The absence o.,
wi'h the strength Displayed In cotton. had
Si"ddIiUE eject upon .ottOusacd oil IL
Tndnting SRlcs In Scptclnber found ready
BUYERS. Closing bids we're uncnanrcI to
:. ,'pints net higher. Sales : pa barrels
Priic> crude. 80: prime gl,uue- Yellow
sno'. 80: Se?temh Der. ?.j3. December. ! s.
March. ,.9j: all bid ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30

frin Liysrao?l cables. There wa, enough
scattered ceiling and realizing to cause
reactions % or , uoints TigIt after III.
ca! hut tn" offerings were soon ausc bed
and the mRrhet turned Arm Trading
Wa eonnarnii."!v cute. on :node.aie al
tAhc"S during the middle Ot the day but
ne ouTInr became more active during the
a'tc;nror. when reports from the stock
MARX; ev!drntly ENCOURAGE noDe of an
.arly -eiiiomrnt of labor troubles. oc-
Toner contTsCtr sold uD 20 - rs a:d Jan
nary 80 :2.I;. with the general ia. show
Inr nci advances ~ about s. 20 81 points
THIS carried price. back TO within s, very
:s" points oT tie best figure, touched al
thc beginning Of last week. and the mar
%ct met ther heavy realizing witch
IhuHcd reacisns OF y or . Joints in the
II was reLortcd that SUPPLEMENTAL re-
turns TO a cro2 r-por;iag agency which
Ind issued . condition figure Of 81 last
Necx ooln:rh 10 c2ri!tion OF 50 az Of
august =. with an indicated crop a.. only
.o9oogl bales, Another p-iva;. report is
sued during the early afternoon !nade the
cnnditor--,:s and the indicated crop 10
.'O Oa.es. These reports considered
laFEely responsible for tho advance which
was also promoted by Jy weaihe- u The
Nolth"cst ana ta!t Of rather low tenn
peratures In some Eastern belt sections.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
COTTON HIGHER ON
WEATHER CONDITIONS

- f;N ORLEANS. NuE. 1g.-tdy.uc.4
ru.'i the cotton market today. result
IN" Fundamentally from the ueep-rcotad
CONVICTION that the bending report BY
IN" government on til" condition Of tho
crop wil! be extremely low. prIya-a m.
fsan reports -! the sesSgU! strcnV.rsrn,
THIS conviction. and. in addItion. iha
wcather IN the Western bolt was az un
rayornni" as ever. the drouih still being
pueninr higher. the make: held its
rims wei md rose to new hlsh levels
point. over Yesterdays last cuo:at!ons
I,Ln close wns at net gains on tho dnV
.. "a 3, !" o. n points octoec55, traded hish
hcttcr cables .han due helped the oucp-
lHS and more or less buying resulted r;oln
privht" bureau forecast ~ = a. ~"
condition figures to bc issued ~ tn. yov-
eminent FRIDAY. This sam. bureau wu,.
nrsd!ted with indicated Yield nrrr.. ~
p.S!"t@ ba'"s. In the first hour OF mo
u"N p'ic"H rose - TO 30 points :. @. ,ri,irl,
mere "."'e r"c"sslons os ~ 10 Il ,,nir..
ou, Win no real caSIrcss being shown
flSaes, nriCcS OF .he da- .vl5pr.L
private bureau condition repor, q. a. q
Indicating crop % lO71i 90 bales s.aIns;
= s"e ,,s sam SursapS indicatcd .cro2 drnrc.
The 'nsrkc: also received .nnln sunnnii.
from the small recOver!es in the raj a.,
""rs.sI ~, .SGhhnrS or tho Clos; uricSs
de- realizing sale, From the ionr .i,j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30

Wa officials are predicting grand
m'N-up.
President ErsHinc. ~ S,udebaker.
says his plants viii no, shut down
because OF lack of fuel. that they
=" In - poSitian 10 run indefinitely
a. Fun capacity; TINT the demand for
cara Is such az 10 insure such ope-
rators. we hav" Il supply Of coal
on hand to operate our plants for
ten weeks he says, and anticipated
30 difficulty ~ securing additional
supplies In the n.eantimc.-
New York Central Tepor,s ;oday for
iul. gross earnings of S27.93i 900
against ,26.25jc1o Il year ago. with
net operating inccm. OF Sage. 800
against Si.3.i0G0 For the seven
months gross Is siS6.i9?,oOo against
tlsS.s3i.O0o and net s3Ol2l.Guh
against S2:,lss,C00. For the arst
seven months or 1920 gross was $685.
$4,000. but expenses were so his
tha, there was an operating deficit
of Ss..22.oO0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30

y " --IItE.NNIUE JUN II, me inarKet
avs for cattle Will he Friday. Saturday
I'd Monday. No cattle SOLD or weighed
l other than these days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
BONDS ARE HELPED By
BETTER STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK Au=. :. -,inruenGed large.
IS ny tho better tone Of the stock list and
tot.!Fn exchange rates iOdoy's bond mar
l.et .a!ied bilskIy from ycsterGGI's acute
!cprchsiou. International issues showing
I,ronourCcd strength.
POINTS over IN. low levels ~ Mondav
With active. buYinF % tae Bordeaux.
LYONS and Narcotics zTvuD.
Domestic :adgs,r!ais ana utilities were
featured by american Telephone con-
E-Ttihlr G. and iias. which advanced l.,
70 points IN sympathy with the In
leased mice 81 ,nRt eomrsnN' stock.
Raj" were IRREGULAR. %Crfoik and West
"rn convertible ~. 81. Louis ana South
western consolidated IS snG ScnbOarJ AIT
LIN" cnsNplidai.d - gained 20 = points.
wh!!n Chlcaso and Alton : end 5i4s los,
a. "a points
Liberties were Inclined 20 ease In carly
dealings. uut rallied .etcr Win tho i'm =
nToreI0cnt ia the ct7cTni list. Tc'a! sales.
phE Nn.ue. Wee ie.hioo(N.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


sew YORK. Aug. .9-Cotton goods ver.
.tc9dy md Quiet today. Nai-5 held nrw
Win trade D: moderate volume" Silks
wcr" In tsh demand. viz crcpes In the
cad. Wool goods were quiet and Arm
HurldDs were steady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30

down L. TO ~. oats unchanged 10 Ic
on and PROVISIONS generally lower.
Lsadla- futures ranged as foIlow.:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

August 20. 1922.
Remarks: Good run Of cattle Mnrke,
over on everything but strictly lat cat
Strictly good steers l.loO lbs,
Medium TO good steers 1000
to LOO lhs. .................. I'm
Common 10 medium steers
~ 10 go lbs .........,.. Or n.
Good 20 choice cows .... % 81
Medium TO good COWS ..... ~
Common ~ medium cows n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
ARD PRICE MOVEMENT ON 'CANGE; RAIL SHARES RECOVER

iious;or-Middiinr cc.i9: receipts. ii.j;i:
Shipments. sSs3, safes. $50; STOCK. - .se
shipments. as: sales. To-. stosk. b,,ii
Aususta'- Middiinr, 32,Ss: reccip,s. elsg,
81. Louis-Midd!inS 200: receipts So
shipments. so;: stock. Il SO
Atlanta Middiiug . %.
Little NociE- Midd!in.. i -: -cccipts SO
DaIiasa.M!idlins. no a "a 81 ~ "a
ELECTROMAGNETIC "7.s3. sales 90
"a toia! ,ouaF-N.cciptr. 1868: shipments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
LIHEKTr LOAN BOND MARKET.
TT = - % .NNsFIfiE z. Co.
Investment bankers
81 tas, Main 1,r.a, rI-,..,
CONTINUED FIRNINESS
IN COTTON MARKET

EEW YORK. Aug. ::-The cotton mar
re showed continued ar71!Ees. totsv
..wlnr 20 low private condition aad cron
nsHr:s. which led - further covering ~
snnrts' moderate trad. demand ann
isih.r more active commission honse hIv
!nE IN 'n. at" trading. December cor
IrHcs so'd ui 10 2tS5 or 4. points no.
n,,RhHr. and leS noiu:s above The low nricc
%, az SAturda" morning Thk: ,iel.v.-y
S.ns"a al --'D, with the general list Clos.
points net hiRhc- ''S'' % ~ "a
,Fhs marie: npcned nr;n a. an advance
OF u 20 - points In RESPONSE 20 reiafivcIv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30

IoT: movement:
New Or!-a:F-Niddling o,.n. re-rln.s
s3>: EXPORTS. i.:Ii: sales. 1874: stoci Sc:s
fi"nIM;ddiii.s 100 receipts. ~
Notwithstanding 5iss: receipts 81.
ga ss. ~. stock. 1875.
savtC a i-Middllng. -2.3: receip;s $3.50 ;
aricston-Rtceipts. 81. stock. 5.:s2
W!!'n !nr; r-Rcceipi-. Its: stock IL 10
Texas Ci:y-.Stocl. 5ii
Ncrfo,k", az Us: rece!p;s. %:
IIR!;imor--S;ock. i.j.s
Rosion-MidliinG cI,5j: stoca 1900.
New -Yo;h-MiddiinE. 32,sj: exports. r5
Mirror ports-stocS IS3
T9ta; i9da}yc,Receints. ,7.ti9: c1por;s
-Toa.ai :er weck-Eece!n;s. $500; exports.
Total eto.,. scason-Reteip;s !NeI3 e1-
Interior movement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30

IIIIiinoi, ccni,sl ref. "................. a..
kans CRY SOuthein ref ss............ ,.L
kcNr- Springfield Tire ss.............. !cTG.
ihryet' ard Myers 5s............ ... :Yli7
i.ouis"l!,s End Sl'h. -, KS ......... 1854.
N'aicnn Petroleum. Observation-Disclosures. lrj
NJ. Kan ana Tex. ~. lien 5s....., ssE
B." lcrb Ssnt.n! deb. es...-........ %
Norfolk and western CIV e. IL.
northern rnerc ,...,,..'...,.'..'.. ga:
PENNSYLVANIA gen. 5s................ 1CsA,
s. l.. and : San Fan adj 60. 81 81!
Ssaboard Az iAno con s...-'..,... G,i.
Sihcalr VI! 'tgs.,... ...........-. ........ 100.
;pa!ncrh ,iisI. Er!. Js............ ..,..... az.
southern Pacific Cv - 49,. a1i
South Halfway Observation-Disclosures. pa
Southern Hallway CO. i1SN
1919 ana fHcihc ist S................ SSH
,-"''u isa'sHc 49,. Observation-Disclosures. sii-
go. o.. .-.--...: :.........-.-. Ibg7.
N,:itS'i.i" ,n'rs.Aa ,ae:. i3s.A......-.. lcI;.
sc..fs-,n nAi 60. '''s..: .............. IJS
soa,Ssf" a. 'iiae "a' 5'. r.: r.:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
SIG, 4 q

new YORK, Aug. ga.-Raw sugar auie,
~ 's2 tp IS: for Crbss centrifugal ne
;insG, Guiet =; $50 to 90 for anc Sranu.
SPOT coffee steady nj, = n - ,o,..
santos ". ~. I" iia; 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
NEW YORK BONDS.

Foreign bonds:
Argentine ~ Observation-Disclosures. Ii.
Domin!on Of Canada Gas ls-. ..... ipil.
French Republic Ii-s Observation-Disclosures. 95i.
Kingdom OF Ec!rium .is-.............. iOi
Kingdom of Denmark. ss....,. gu.
Swiss Confederation IS .............. la9:.
I'm King 81 q; and l. 5'ss. 1881. y;
l. Of ot ua nrs1'i s'..........,......, l9l
halfway and ;n.sce.! la neou- bonds
American ,Asric. Chem. i'.s.-,....-.. ititi
american Sinel'. and Ref. ts,....... p
AmeTlcsn sugar IS. $3.50: ....,...... 70;
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MISUNDERSTANDING

der the California laws he was not per-
United to remarry until the decrea
was made final, which would not be
before january 10, 1928.
The state contends that when Val.
entino brought Miss Hudnut back into
california and lived with her a few
lays at Palm Springs. in Riverside
county, he committed bigainy. :
The witnesses the state plans to cali
today or tonaorrow-who were not
yesterday-are expected to
add to the testimony already given as
to the brief stay of Valentino ana Miss
De Wolfe at Palm Springs. They are
DR.. Fioretta White of that place and
]. E. Hart. superintendent Of the wa
ter system there.
Miss Acker has already testified
concerning her marriage to Valentine
Other witnesses told OF having see,
the actor and Miss wolfe-the name
she used at tho ceremony at Mexicau
purple pajamas durinr
breakfast and an automobile ride AZ
Palm Springs
, 1922-06-02
THREE BALLOONS STILL Up
RACE IS ENDED FOR OTHERS

Milwaukee at $50 p. m. Wednesday
in the national balloon race, landed
at 5 a. m today near Hancock, Pu-
laski county, Missouri. the navy de-
partment was advised early today.
Commander Norfleet reported that he
was forced to descend by 4 leaking
gas bag.
Capt. Harold e Weeks. command.
ing an army in the national balloon
race from Milwaukee, was forced to
land three and one-half miles from
Witt, ILL.,. at 305 a. m. today. accord
ing to a telegram received from him
at air service headquarters. The bag
and net were slightly damaged. the
officer reported.
A later telegram from Lieut.. Com.
Norfleet stated that his balloon had
Travelled AIS miles. This was thought
here to be the farthest of any yet re
ported. The commanders second mes.