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BUGS ARE BEATEN
Special 10 INC Timcs.Dispn,,

WILSON. y G., Aug. 25-Rockv
Mount easily defeated Wilson today
by knocking Mechan out in tho Grst
inning and hitting Jolif hard i'm the
second for enough runs to carry them
through. Green started for Rocky
Mount. but was Wild ana Ineffective
ana taken out for Ray. who also was
Wild and relieved by Hehl. who held
IN" locals safe. Tho fielding of hn,h
teams was good. whil. the hitting Of
hat"s. with five hits out OF six times
featured score:
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Further Cutin Gasoline price.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25-Furtner
reduction of the price or gasoline
was forecast today in preliminary
report by the special Senate COM
mittee which is investigating the
industry. The committees prcdic-
tion was based on the recent cut
In the price nf crude oil. which. IL
was said. might reasonably he en-
pccted To reflect itself in tho cost;
10 the ultimate consumer Of the re-
fined product
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AUf.TiONS-LECALS
Legal Notices
81


NiEGi%iA-lS THE CLERKS OFFICE
OF SrEnY CIRCUIT COURT. AUGUST
10. Ig:2
In Re $4,000 surry County
Five Per Cen; Bond. for Sale:
sealed bids 'Or IN. ~,!" O. $4,000 o.
SVrFy county p"r cent bonds Will b.
received a. tho CLERKS Oi.c- OF Sur.y
County untN Tuesday. September ;. 1872!
Rt - VI. AZ follows.
First Fun issue 70 run FOR 81 period y.
a:'""n years
Second. Privilege Of anticipating one
"f inof" bonds a. hHy interest period
IhI;i. one bond 20 be- retired each
year from dat. Of ..sug.
sa,i bonds under either ot N. aforo-
sad condition. are 20 b" in Goramira.
lions % $1,000. VITA interest pay.hl. semi
annually ana n"ni"Rah'e a. 20 state and
county.
Th" BOARD reserves Tho right 10 rei.c.
ans and ell BIDS rs amended order board
su.crv.se.s
:. IL. nNnn>M. Jn. CIcrH
Iy g. ". YASCEY. u. c.
sgrFy. Va. August u. 1929.
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HI SBAND STAYS WIFE:
SIX ARE ORPHANED
InN AssocLNt.A rrcssl

I'VI r, MO- Aug 26-Fivo
small children today mourn.S .bo
death OF their mother. Mrs. Martha
i H.mbrec. shot to death last nigh,
by her husband. Albert sixth
enid. too small To realize what han
pcned. babe OF / year. was found
by polic"men lying in the slain
woman's arms
-Four Of the children witnessed tho
shooting. they told the police. \
quarrei over the fathers desire 10
move from tn. city to get work
was brought I" an abrupt end. they
said when he suddenly seized his
revolver and fred two shots at their
mother who was reclining with the
baby.
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summary: Two-hase hit.-Younr
n,r,rt-haSc ait-fi"rnSby. Home runs
iiornShy. Mann. Ainsmith DouhI.
Ns--t;niner and I.avan; iavan.
Hornshy and Rottomly. Left on
bases Now York. 10. St Louis ;
Base on huIls-on HaIncs . Strurls
"Ut.hN N"hf. I, by iaiucs l. Hits
On iiainos. 10 in Ia innings: off
i"rtica, In - innings hi, by
lng pitch"r-pcrtica l'mpircs S,n-
tell" and KLEIN. Time. hours
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fADCcAiI. KY. Aug 25.-The
bodies of j. &. Beaver. conductor. and
t"o ncrr" trainmcn and two un.
iuehtihed men were recovered today
from tn" wrcchaG" "f two Illinois
freight trains which coiiided noal
Norttvill" late yesterday. o,hri
bodies are believed to he in In.
wreckaee Tn" tracks have beer
cleared sufficiently to permit resump.
tion OF traffic
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.!it3i,!NS-IEG1LS
Legal Notices

THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL-
WAY COMPANY
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10
washington.
Ran for Charity IN ninth
STOr, ny iunfncS

t,etrnlt -.......,.... OOi 200 oon-3
"nShlhSt"n ....... 020 900 600
summary Two base hits--lcil
mann charity. Three base hits
Eharrity. Cobb. Oldham Sacrifice
'utShaw. Double plays-Shanks
10 hr"wrr. Harris TO Peckinpaugh TO
w!"Mrr. t.eft on bases Detroit. 10:
nshInSton, u. Bases on bails-off
oldham. off Francis. struck our
by oldham. 3 by Francis. .. Hits
on MIEridge, in 8. or Francis.
IN b. Wild pitch-Moeridge. Losing
pitcher Francis. Impires. Nali;,
and owens Time. hours
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PIRATES DROP COUPLE
ny AssocIniod prnss

flTTSBCRGH. PA. Aug "a
ihrec nome runs by Rcb Russell
double header To BROOKLYN here TO-
6aE. Tho scores were : 10 and &
1" q. Russell struck out with one
on IN IN" ninth inning OF the second
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OLDHAM HURLS WELL
Try Associuteh pro.,

WASt! lNG;TON. Aug e5,-De,rol,
~ chteh washington today. to ..
IN me opening game of In, ssr;os
oldham was q puzzle after ,bs 80
M I inning. while Mngridge was
urifen from the box. and Franc;s
tm" reviewed him, was hit fairly
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Norfolk.

Totals .......... &c 10 l.. %
'Eaitch Tor StiCkrad; In eighth.
ION" out when winning Iun was
scored.
tHatt"d for Noel in seventh.
Score by innings: II
Newport News .. OOl 2l2 0n3 .
Norfolk ....... 200 OIL 3n.-l0
summary Two base hits-Whit-
craft: Wood, kroger Home run
-Nalioncc. Left on hlscs-Ncw-
hits Mcmahon. Kennedy. Ticc. Eci-
liner. Riggs Burke. stolen bases
Gallagher. Burke Whitcraft. Nal
lonec. Wood struck out--by Stick
radi. / by Noel. 3 by Jones' ( Bases
on balls-on Stickradt. 3 OF Noel. 3
Hit by pitcher--by Jones CDowclD.
Passed balls-Laehy. Kennedy. Win.
ming pitrher-Joncs. Losing pitch
or iionifuy Time. 80 Empires.
De Lave and Wsstervelt
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lars TRIM BUILDERS
Special 20 The Times-Dispa,ch.

Special 20 The Times Dispa,cbl
'\'hFoik. VA. Aug. 25.-Norfoik
III i"hS wind"h game. fun Of hard
lung ana plenty Of real fghtinr.
i"S"h out over NEWPORT News this
q afternoon in tho ninth. 10 20 Roth
.inhs used two b"Xmcn Krnenr was
IN" nor" Of ia" game with tho s,ici;
az f"ui OF his blows driving nm.
"'r'SS INC plate. Score:
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GarAgcs for Rem
once and Desk Room

OFFICE HopMs FOR REST-Ona or
TIRE" bright outside connecting rooms
.an be used a. once. storage or club
l.y 1871 Nor'h Second and gOl East
franklin Possession September -,
iituHplan 1900.
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SN ats.
nv NesncIltcd Press

So. y So ..h'ch l'TcSS
LOUIS, Mo. Aug % After
holding n threc-run lead for seven
innings. all runs being made ON home
runs. 81 Louis lost tn" nrst game
Of tho series with New York. to Z
IN" locals nom" runs were made hy
iiornshy, Mann and Aiusmith ii
was Hornshy'S ih.rllctu ,.... DIRK
uf the season. score.
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STANDING or CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Detroit at WnshinSt ton.
Chicago nj Philadelphia.
81. Louis ut New iosk.
Cleveland ut BOSTON
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II or SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOIDERs
MEETING
Richmond. Va. August Is 1922
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a
Specit! Meeting OF the Stockholders Of
Tho chesapeake and ohio Railway Com
pany has been called 10y the Board Of
Directors %: said Company To lac held
AZ IN" principal Once 81 the Company. in
Inc City OF Richmond. Virginia. on Tues
day. the 2Sth day OF September 1922. 1T
~ ;oo o'clock y. 81. fof ,he following pur-
poses
ca r" consider and net upon pro
T"saI to increase ;hr Company's
capital stock hy The addition thereto
81 stnrh in the par amount of $50
'n".ouo T." be- divided into 100000
shares OF the par vaiT" 81 500 each
So ~ TO max" the total authorized par
amount "f such capital stock $iN5.-
gu".0"o. consisting uf l.N5u. 600 shares
or IN" par value OF 500 each. such
in'r"dS" %; capital stock io lee OF
Such class ar classes WIKI such dcs!E-
nations, preferences ana voting powers
or restrictions or qualifications there
OF. az the stockholders at said meet
ing shall determine or authorize. and
specifically. without limiting tho gen
crafty OF the foregoing To consider
ana act upon proposal that the adj
ditIonal capital stock h. In tn. first
instance preferred stock. ana that the
same. or any thereof may be con
N"rtiblc mo common stock.
thl To authorize the Board Of Di-
Tcc;ors 90 the Company from time to
time TO Issue ana TO dispose OF such
additional stock on such terms as such
hoard may in the exercise Of its law
ful discretion det,Cmiuc.
tc) TO raufy and confirm such ac-
ton heretofore taken OF authorized
10y said Board in nnticpa ;ion OF such
action by tho Stockholders. as may Ice
submitted to the meeting. and to take
such other aud further action in the
premises. including al" authorization
OF any necessary appropriate
amendment or amendments Of the
charter of TIE Company. as the stock.
holders at the meeting may de-
i.rmine: and
,D For the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting.
For tho purpose Of the meeting the stock
transfer books Will he closed at T.. NJ.
on Friday, September I. 1922. and remain
closed until 10 \. NJ. on Wednesday.
September 81. 1922.
BY Order OF the Board OF Directors.
"a. TREVVETT.
--,~..4-. $500 Secretary.
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Totals .... "a -
New York
.Battcd for Hayne in ninth
7SchanE ont. hit h! hattcd ball.
Score nv innings u

+Schang ont hit by hattcd ball.
Svore by innings r.
st Louis ..... u0l OlU lO2-b
New York .. sol .OO uNN d
summary: Three base hits Ruth.
Pipp. ToDin Home runs -Gcrb"r,
Tobin stolen bias, Tubiu Dou-
bic play-Gcrber and Sislrr. Lett on
bascs-Ncw YORK. .. 81. Louis, 10.
!: of Davis, 9 of VamEildcr / of
Pructi. J. of Baync. > struck out
by Rush ,. by Nancilder, = by
Pructt. !. by Baync, 2. Hits--of
Davis, tnonc out in nrsp. OF Van
glider. : In Ouour out In fourth:
OFF Pructt. in >. OF Haync. In 3.
off Bush = In Gonc out In ninth).
of Jones. in !. Hit by pitcher
oNlcuscD Passed bali Schang Win
ming pitch"r-liush. Losing pitcher
Davis Cmpircs. M"rdrity and
Evans Time. 2.li.
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ia ~ 20 - II 1
intdlS .......... IL 26 - 81 Q
Battcd for Weincrt I'm ninth
tattcd for Kaufman In fourth.
'BattSI for S.,uI,,,,, l.; -

=.
,,, Score by innings r..
chi. 10 II o "-5S
T., summary, Two base hits-Terry.
hrHg 90. MokHn. Hollocher. Heath
cote (e). Grimes. Withrow. Friharg
f&rkinson, Walker. Three-bas hits
walker. Wrightstonc home run.
~ Ter 90. o'Farreli. stolen bases
I no? Weinert. Sacrifices
les lic. oFarrcli. Hollocher. Walker
Double nlays-J. Smith 20 Parkinson
lee %. WriShtstonc 10 Parkinson
10 Lee Left on observation-disclosures
~ ~; chicago, .. Base on baiis@ofi
Na"'m mann Z: OF Ring. ; Off Vein.
crit .; off Stueland. :: off r:uhanits
~ on Morris. l. on Osborne. .. struck
ou,GbN Ring. .: by Wcincrt .. nv
SStuei2nd /; by Morris /: by Osborn
a. nits~on Kaufman. . in in
nnihss; off Stucland. ! in innings; off
h'Hnanks in "a inning on Morris.
G.h -" inning tnonc out in sth>; off
osnnrcn in inning. Off Ring 10 in
= - innings; of Wcinert. "a In
woi," lmSs Hit by pitcher-bv
I IamH; Winning nI;cher-K aufmann.
hart and Rigler. Time, 3.OI
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STANDING or cIapus.

WHERE TNEY PLAY TODAY.
BrOOklyn at Pittsburgh.
J. BOSTON nj Cincinnati.
Philadelphia Rt Chicago.
New York at So. Louis
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uorn.by Ger. ThirtIe,h uomcr.

ST LOUIS. Aug - Rogers Horns.
by, OF 81 Louis .onals knocked
mis- thirtieth home rum OF the season
in the nrst smng OF today's game
with the Giants Nehf was pitching
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh. 1T; ftrOokiyn, IS.
tiurinnnti-I'ostn vet grounds.
~. Louis, i: New York, 8.
Chicago. 20; PhiladcIphin, ~.
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NiEGi%iA-lS THE CLERKS OFFICE
OF SrEitY CIRCUIT COURT AUGUST
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Portsmouth nj Vtchmond e. gnmes.
Rocky Mount at Wilson.
Newport News at Norfolk.
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Pittsburgh.

Brooklyn " I6n ia, noS 9
Pittsburgh " ODo 800 INA :
summary Two base hits-John-
pas" hiis-Carey. Bigbec. Home run
Kusscll stolen bases MaranyilIc,
HnGrihcrSTJohnsL"n, Miller. T.srncy.
,'"ad on bases Brooklyn. O. PITTS
a"rEn' Base on halls--on Grimes
off smith, /: off Decatur. / of
ADAMS, of Carlson, / struck ont
hN ADAMS, /, by Carlson. | hy be
c'lur' ]. lIitS-of Grimes. 5 in 52-3
innings; on Smith in | la innings
on Decatur none in innings. of
Adams. 10 In j Ia innings: of carl
son. IN % innings Salk-ne-
Catur. Winning pitrh.rDn..,,,r
losing nitcher-Carlson Umpircs-
MORAN and QuiEley Time. l.lI.
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GIVES INDIANS 2 HITS

hoS5roN. AUG. 25.-Quinn held
i'N"!aud TO two hits today. one Of
them scratch and Boston wnn
I" U. IN" Red SoN mad. hftccn hits
Tor tWsntN-fuHr bases. score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. 1T; 81. l.uuis. j-5.
Hn>tnn, 70; Cleveland. u.
PhilndcIphin-t hirnGo. wet grounds.
WnShIuGtnn. =; Detroit. 3.
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W AN1'ED.
Suburban
Homes

We arc having numerous calls
daily for homes OF tivc To eight
rooms, within or near the city
limits. Let us know your price and
terms and we viii endcnvor To make
quick sale.
Call Mr.. Burch. Ran. 733
GARRETT e. CO,
! 1ll2 East Main Street.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESI- Its yesterday.
Rirhni ond. =; Portsmouth, -.
Norfolk. iOt Newport News. 50.
Rocky Mount, 10, wilson. =.
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Ran for Gooch In ninth.
iHdttcd for NciIowhors. in fourth
tHattcd for Hamilton IN ninth
nrnokI Ni ............. 90 i2l COOS
Pittsburgh - oOn 1n0 nj, :
summary: Two base hits-Olson,
u Gr!riih. Wheat. Schmandt High.
Tisrncy. Three base nits-OIsOn. Big
bee. Home runs Russell 90. Sacri-
lice Myers Double plays -rravuor.
Iicrney and Grimm, Ticrncy MHran-
Vile ana Grimm Left on hasrs
hrooklNu. :. Pittsburgh. : Base on
balls on Galore, : wi CLEANER. |. on
hamilton :. Struck out-by Cadort
. IN "a iuniuss OF YrlloWhnrsr.
IN l-3 inning IT Hamilton. In ;
innings. Winning pitchcr-Cadure.
Losing pttchcr--GlaZucr EmpircS-
ouigicy and Moran Time, 1871
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W ilSt,n

=, summary Earned runs-Kocky
Mount, 10. Wilson. > base hits
:. hit'rS winston. champagne. Iol-
~ Shcrlnc" hits-Stciubr.nu.r toI
y HHmS. Loft ON bases Rocky Mount.
:, wilson. ~. Base on baIis-oft
M W. :: Of Iolin l. OF Green. 1
Si'ehan by Join. I. 10y Rny > hy
h"n'' hits and runs runs and 2
nitS on M""han in % inning 3 runs
~" !" mis- On Green in 2-3 innings:
mn uhS ana ] nit off Ray In 2-3 IN
L.hES Double play-Narlesiii to
Ht"tnbr"nner to Champagne liz Nv
H., l,Gh"r - r Walker by Mcehan.
n"mps"n ana walters. by Ray. Win
Ins pitchcr-Grecn. Losing nitchnr
Me"hhn. Time Of game. hour az
minutes tmpircs-Orth ana Shacrfrr
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business Places Tor Zen, :;
earns for Rent
20

= ArEE FARM ;or reu,. 20 yeafs
near wilson, Va. rare rEaac" Tor farm
'ho know. tobacco sau.". noA 90.
rricr-n!rg y-.
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Houses for Sale

Houses for Sale 81
NORTH klcHMOSD--Afodern 7.-uun
nome, near :n. immediate ms.
session. $1,000. See j. T. McD,n..
with Il: $: Hu,igins N Co. Madison 62ss.
WEST END brick home. extra large
rooms; newly papered: central location
ana completely detached: shady side OF
amooth paved street: 1880. EASY terms.
Nylnnd Realty Co.. Randolph sI7
nonIcvard 2tsl after g.
We w, can supply your wants in real estate.
w. u. Purcell Jr., Co., Ino lOx Nor,h
Eighth Street. 800 80 -
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l%zIs:|':i5|4|;
zp

THE BOSS.

The other day while in a store
A man in anger paced the, floor.
Hey yOu!" ne shouted in his rage
Get busy there and earn your wage!"
He snarled at people left and right,
,Scorned every term that Is polite
And made the men and ONE
And all because he had the power.
Who is tbs mad man running
l asked. 1.-THE Boss" she said and
smiled.
1 stood awhile and watched him then
In action with his fellow-men.
He strobe the aisles, too big to see
The little girl attending me-;
Too big to nod his head and say,
Good morning." in : kindly way.
But loudly swapping orders out
As though authority must shout,
Thinking a %snarling speech and brief
The badge and sceptre of a chief.
No doubt they wonder why the clerk
Sometimes neglects her daily work;
No doubt they count the weekly sales,
To find that some department fails.
On n he's never called by name
A timid girl who's heard
From him one kindly. cheerful word.
! When they should truly charge the
loss
Unto the conduct Of the boss.
Who seeks cooperation here
Should rule by friendship. not by
fear.
When power is arrogantly used
! Distinctions dynamite is fused. =
j Wise is the chief who bears with al
His peoples errors, great or small
With patience, for they soon shall
learn
That he. is just when he is stern.
And every boss should. keep in mint
A man may rule and still be kind.
copyright, 1922, by Edgar A. Guest,
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GRAFTON

Grafton, N. D., Aug. 31.-Mr. and
Mrs. R. B. Murphy and family left in
their car Tuesday, via Michigan. for
their new home in Bismarck. Since
coming here in 1917. Mr.. and Mrs.
Murphy have taken an active part in
community interests. Mr.. Murphy re-
signed the superintendency of the
city schools to qualify as u member
of the state board of administration.
Several social affairs have been given
the last few days, complimentary to
the family. The Mite society of the
Presbyterian church and Mizpah
Chapter o. E. S., entertained them
at picnic suppers in Leistikow Park,
and Mrs. e. A. Wilde and Miss Marie
Kirkland gave an evening party at the
Gagnon home complimentary to Miss
Rita Murphy. The guests of honor
were the recipients on all occasions
Of parting gifts of remembrance.
More and more the lure Of Mime
sofas splendid roads and the witch
ing beauty of her lake regions calls
to Grafton motorists. So plainly are
the trails marked M SO m~eticulously
are the roads maintained that a trip
to the Twin Cities via the Detroit lake
chain affords an ideal vacation OF a
week or ten days. Among those who
have returned during the past week
are Mr.. and Mrs. Greeley Sprague, Mr..
and Mrs. H. l.. Haussamen and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Manville H. Sprague
and daughters, Frank H. Sprague, and
! Mr.. and Mrs. Grant s.. Hager. DIR.
and Mrs. j. c. SITTER and daughters
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are making the. trip this week and
others are planning to take It during

are making the trip this week and
others are planning to take It during
early September.
Mrs. Blanch Mccusker. superin,
tendent' nurse at the institution for
Feeble Minded, ia, very i'll at the in
stitution hospital with brain fever.
Mrs. McCusker's condition was SO
serious at first that her relatives were
notified. Her mother. Mrs. John
Mrs. Ben wilkinson Of Wiliiston, have
arrived to be with the patient. Mrs.
McCusker's condition is r~eassuring
! and her recovery is expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rugg OF New
York city. and Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
, Sprague Of P~ipestone. are visiting at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Greeley
! Sprague. Mrs. Rugg is thu only
daughter and MI. Sprague the only
son, The party met the Spragues at
Minneapolis and returned with them
| formal affairs will be given for the
young people during their visit here,
Grafton friends learned Wednesday
OF the death of Clayton Lewis. a form
er Grafton resident, at his home in
! Ashton. South Dakota. Tuesday. A
son of the late Mr.. and Mrs. John
; Lewis, born at Cardigan Bridge,
Prince Edward Island in 1880. he
came to Grafton in 1881, where he
attended school and grew to youne
manhood. He was a veteran of the
| Spanish-American war and served as
first lieutenant in the old Company c
Previous to 1912 he was a member OF
the hoffman & Lewis Lumber com.
pany. but since that time has made
his home in Manitoba. Montana and
South Dakota. He is survived by his
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Live From The Garden
While You Can =,

Let the department Of agriculture
tell you how to use vegetables so as
to get the greatest possible benefits
from them while the season lasts.
It is a matter of common sense and
duty that everybody should live
through the summer, as nearly as pos
sible, on the perishable products of
the garden. Get acquainted with all
the vegetables, their food value, and
how to cook them.
All Of this information is contained
in a booklet which the department of
agriculture has issued. 1t is a free
government publication. practical and
authoritative on the subject of pre-
pairing vegetables for the table.
Our Washington information bureau
will secure a copy OF. this booklet for
any reader who fills oft and mails
the coupon below. Enclose two cents
in stamps for return postage. and be
sure to write your name and address
clearly on the lines az the coupon.
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widow. formerly Miss Stella PopoWs.
ski. and a SON John Lewis: four
sisters, Mrs. NJ. H. Hanson, who VIZ
with him when he died: Mrs j IN.
Kenney. Mrs. a. J Bofshetm9S 81 this
city, and Mrs. w. HI. Gaskell OF Miny
neapolis: two brothers. George F.,of
Crystal and Thomas V..ELewis Q fMttnEss
neapolis:. The body will be BROUGHT
here Thursday. a :ss }# sssS.
Max Rudnik, a nephew 3 Z Albert
Rudnik. has arrived from Cologne.
Germany, with the intention OF be-
coming an American citizen
speedily as possible. Young Rudnik
served in the German army sdurin4
the world war in various departs
ments. including the air service. hit
has no sympathy with the depo-ed
kaiser. : He says that the sentimerls
Of the common people of Germany il
solidly against the old order. 2
Mrs. Anna Dahl Slocum, o Sdaughs
ter of Mr.. n Mrs. liver Dahl, and
John Wesley Hay OF Minneapolis.
who were married at Fargo r~ecentyy
have been spending their honeymoon.
here with relatives. They left Tues
dav. G rsSs