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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-07-19
COTTON GROWERS BIG "RAIsE."
Tho Ten Millions Loan Will BE Used
to Finance Crop Pledged.

Columbia, July II. - The South
tive Association has made arrange
ments with the War Finance Corpo-
ration for an advance Of ten MIL
lion dollars. This money will be used
in making advances to the members
Of the association. Each member
will receive 65 per cent Of the cur
rent market value Of his cotton at
the time he delivers his cotton 10
the association.
With the financing problem solv
ed, all officers elected and many Of
the technical heads chosen, and the
headquarters practically in shape for
occupancy, only the warehouse prob
lem remains to be solved, and the as
ISOLATION will be ready to function.
No trouble IS anticipated In secur-
ing ample warehouse space. Owners
Of warehouses all over South Caro-
lima have rendered their space to tho
association for It's use If needed.
Now that the association Is about
ready to function there are many Of
the farmers over the state who have
decided to join. There was a steady
inflow Of contracts last week, and
the number Is expected to increase
each week from now until Sept. J..
when it will be necessary TO close
the membership books.
During the week past there has
been steady stream Of visitors from
every section Of the State to asso-
citation headquarters, and without
exception they have told Of the
strong loyalty on the part Of the
members in their respective sections
to the association, and Of the grow
ing enthusiasm for cooperative mar
keting.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-07-19
THE FIDDLERs' CONVENTION.
Great Gathering Of "Old-Timers VIII
Take Place in Nnlhulla Saturday.

"Ye Old-Time Fiddler's Conven-
ton" will be held in Walhalla, at
The Walhalla-M Monaghan Y. M. G. A.
Building, next Saturday, July 22d:
There will be two performances
matinee at o'clock, and night
performance at o'clock The pro-
ceeds Of the evening will be for the
benefit of the Y.MC.A. library. The
admission charges are small-chil-
dren under ii years, 15 cents; all
others, % cents.
This will be the initial convention
OF an annual "old time Fiddlers
Convention" for Oconee county. The
Y.M.C.A. cordially invites the public
to come. The cause is / >od, ahd the
music will be unsurpassed. This will
in reality be a circus day for Wal
halla. Let everybody come and enjoy
the balmy mountain sunshine and
breezes with us by day. Fiddlers
all the way from old Georgia to the
heart of the Old North State are ex-
rected and have signified their in
teption Of being present.
Fiddlers from all over the counti
will be present, and there will be
number Of contests with appropriate
prizes for the winners. For instance:
Orchestra-Four or more stringed
Instruments, at least three being
flddlers. Attractive first, second and
third prizes.
Trio-Three fiddles or two fiddles
and banjo or guitar, in addition to
piano. Handsome first, second and
third prizes.
Duet-Two fiddles, fiddle and ban
10, or fiddle and guitar. Three very
attractive prizes offered in .his con-
test.
Fiddle Solo--First, second and
third prizes that will be worth the
efforts Of any high class fiddler to
obtain
Banjo Solo-Two fine prizes are
offered in this contest.
Piano Accompanist-Thre prizes
that will attract the eye Of a good
pianist and make effort a pleasure
to strive for.
The prizes comprise handsome ar
ticles Of merchandise and cash rang
from $500 to $500, the cash prizes
being iIrst in the various contests.
The day next Saturday Is being
looked forward to by music lovers
of ye olden time variety with no
small degree Of pleasure and antici-
patton. The manager Of the Y.M.C.
A. is as busy as bee these days pre-
pairing everything for the great day.
BE on hand II you love music from
strnged instruments in the hands OF
artists who think we'll enough Of
their abilities to enter a contest with
the musicians OF three States. Tell
your friends, and all come to the
Fiddlers' Convention at Walhalla on
next Saturday, July 22d.
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-07-19
The Fairfield School to Open.
Fairfield school will open on Nc

Fairfield school will open on Mon
day, July Gath, with n following
teachers: j. b. MART. Bolton,
superintendent; Mrs. J. Is. Martin
and Miss Anna B. Southard, assist
ants. The teachers and trustees join
in urging that every pupil that can
possibly do so start on tho first day.
s. II. Snead,
w. L. Miller,
j. A. Edwards, Trustees.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-07-19
Assistant Cashier, Short, Suicides

Statesville, N. c., July 13.-C. e.
Pennington, assistant cashier OF tho.
First National Bank cf statesville.
late tonight fired bullet through
his head in his home here and died
45 minutes later. The tragedy fol-
lowed announcement Of shortage
of approximately $4,000 In the ac-
counts Of Cashier John w. Guy, sr.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-07-19
MANY DISORDERS REPORTED.
Requests for Troops Have Been Made
to Preserve Order.

Raleigh, N. c., July 16.-Request
for troops was made to Governor
Morrison tonight by the mayor of
Rocky Mount and the sheriffs Of
Edgecombe and Nash counties to
guard the shops Of the Atlantic Coast
Line railway there. Governor Morri-
son directed them to send a written
request and said he would act on it
tomorrow. He has directed the ad-
jutant general, who Is now at the
encampment at Camp Glenn, to pro-
ceed by automobile to Raleigh for O
conference.
Bloodhounds OH Trail.
Dallas', Texas, July 16. Blood
hounds have been placed on the trail
of men who attempted TO wreck the
Texas and Pacific passenger train
No. 21 from New Orleans, west
bound, for Ell Paso this morning.
The Union Men in Session.
Waco, Texas, July 16.-A call for
mass meeting Of members of all
the sixteen standard railroad unions
in Texas to be held here Tuesday to
consider the strike situation was Is
sued to-day, following a meeting
kere Of 500 representatives Of the
unions.
Position Of Roads Stated.
Omaha, Neb, July 16.-President
Carl r. Gray, Of the Union Pacific
system, in letter to e. e. Calvin,
vice president OF the system, setting
forth the position of the Union Pa
cific regarding striking shopmen, to-
day said that the only way former
employee could enter the service
would be as new employee, and
that the Union Pacific pledged itself
to make no settlement OF the strike
which would deprive new employees,
or those who remained loyal, of their
rights and jobs.
Bridge is Dynamitcd.
Fairmont, w. Va, July 16.-An
attempt to dynamite the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad bridge at Pickett 8
Creek, on the Connellysville division,
near here, early to-day resulted in
slight damage to the tracks approach
Ing the structure. The damage was
hurriedly repaired without delay in
train service. Bloodhounds tonight
were attempting to pick up a scent
Texas Rangers OH Duty.
Dallas, Texas, July 16.-Governo
Neff has ordered Capt. Tom Hick-
man, Of the Texas Rangers, together
with one of his men, back to Denison
to keep in close touch with the strike
situation there and to keep him adj
vised Of developments, according to
a statement by the Governor N Dali
las to-day.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-07-19
Ccntoc Township Singers.

The Center Township Singing AS
sociation will meet with the Center
Methodist church next Sunday, July
23d, at p. m. All singers and low
ers Of music are cordially invited to
attend. ]. w. S. King,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-07-19
WEST UNION CLUB ROLL.

The West Union club roll is now
ut tho store OF j. IL. Alley, where IL
is easily accessible. No one should
neglect or forget to get his or her
name on the roll. If YOU vote at West
Union, go at once to tho store OF j.
ii. Alley and enroll your name. DO
IL youreslf. 1t callnot bc done by n
proxy.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-07-19
THE AMERICAN LEGION,

Boys, let's remember the day, just
few years q go, when our country
called on you and me to answer that
noble summons 10 arms to fight for
the liberty Of tho country and the
flag so dear, that we may be free, and
how bravely your comrades fought
and bled-and some died-for their
country. Let's remember the days
gone by and Join again in a noble
cause-to be like brothers, and unit
ed stand and live the life Of true
Americans.
Our responsibilities are now far
greater than during the days of the
war. The country looks to you and
to me to set the example to the rest
OF the world in time to come. So,
boys, join the Walhalla Legion and
let us draw closer to one another, as
the time will soon come when the
memories will be dear to lis ali.
'im Haines.
Walhalla, S. c., July II, 1922.
.
Singers Of Pulaski Township.
The Pulaski Township Singing
Convention will meet at the Long
Creek Baptist Academy church on
next fourth Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock sharp (July 23j Come and
let's make ours one Of the best con-
ventions going.
j. B. Phillips. President.
Dovie Ramey, Sec. and Treas.
ToXaway School to Open.
The Toxaway school will open on
Monday next, July Gath. Parents
are urged to see that the children at
tend promptly on the opening day.
Carl Smith,
j. b. Adams, Trustees.
ChattOOga School to Open.
The Chattooga school will open on
Monday, July Gath. The compulsory
school law will be enforced, and par
ents are urged to see that their chill
dren Of school Age enter on the open-
ing day. Let us work together for
better school.
Burt Robins,
S. J. Handy,
Jeff Wilbanks, Trustees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
CERTAIN RELIEF
FOR INDIGESTION

indigestion and It's attendant ills
such as dyspepsia. heartburn. sour
stomach. gripping pains. dys.ntery.
diarrh"ca collie, cholera murbus.
chronic constipation. gas. etc. and
even sick. nervous headaches. arc now
directly traccahlc /" disorders in the
digestive ORGANS and can now he
quickly relieved with new cordial
allied Anti F"rment." originated by
druggist and recommended by
physicians
The food sours before It is fully
hc"sted. thus putting into solution
toxic p".S"ns that are absorbed into
The system, irritating the intcstines
and setting w inSammation. To
iN"id this you simply have to pre-
vent fermentation by using Anti
t'crmcn;
ANU Torment ncutralizcs the acid
condition OF the stomach. clcanscs
ma swc"tcnS the bowels. soothes
ana heals the iniamcd intcstincs and
increases the now OF gastric Juices
giving quick and certain relief. Get
bottle OF Anti Fcrmcnt from your
druggist with guarantee OF salts
factory results or money returned
II VIII improve Your appetite. give
You r"stfui sleep and make YOU feel
hotter than you ever felt in your
lifc.-AdV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
AMERICAN AND BRITISH
TO MEET IN PARIS
World Wnr Veterans 10 PIN, UnscbnJI
mud Cricket In French
Capital.

PARIS iuiy Veterans ~ the
American and British armies who are
residents III IN" French capital soon
VIII meet N baseball and cricke,
games TT" british lcEiounair.s hav.
challenged members of the American
Legion Paris Post To "A baseball ,uSsic
providing IN" Yankees meet them on
III" cricket nold
since IN" ~ -douGhhovs mus, learn
crickc, from the ground up. tn.
former T"mmios nave agreed not to
i'lay Canadians ON their nine. raris
IS taking 20 baseball IN tho new
league ;h" f'aris Tos,. Veterans OF
Foreign Wars. b., leading. the Amcri.
can Legion i runu"r-ur. ami RAJ
tiing good OUTFIT ~ Frcnchmcn is near
tho top.
An American graves registration
service team and clubs picked from
branches ri various American banks
ais" are in the League, whose games
'r" PLAYED saturday and Sunday
afternoons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
FIRE OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN
DOES DAMAGES OF $500
Flame Breaks Out in Vacant
Room i'm Smith
Home.

horEWEl.I. VA July io.-Firc
"f unknown origin burst forth Sun
day afternoon about $50 o'clock in
a vacant room OF tho home OF Fred
orick H. smith. corner ~" and Fifth
Street. AMI in spite Of tho valiant Of
forts "f both OF Hop"w,ll'S ircnrht-
ing companies, destroyed about 500
worth Of property.
Mrs. smith ana her small child Was
in IN" house AZ the time % the fire
ana stated that she knew no cause
for IL. as nothing was kept in the
room except some spare pieces Of
furniture. This led the Honeywell
hremen 10 believe that the nre was
caused by spontaneous combustion
as several fires have etarted recent
iy from that cause. or from a ra,
Gnawing a match. Tho principal loss
was from IN" valuable furniture
which was stored in the two rear
rooms of The house. and which was
completely destroyed. The house as
damaged probably. $3.50.
Hop"w"ll Mr." department No. l..
answered the call in record time and
had tn" stream ON the blaze in short
order and W"r" closely followed by
IN" DUPONT Company, which has re-
emily been acquired by the city.
fonr nr" trucks wcr" al III. scene
in litti" over Ihr"" minutes after the
alarm WAS sounded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
CHARTERS ISSUED

The following charters were issued
Yesterday by the state Corporation
Commission:
Molin" Securities Company. Incor-
porat"d. Richmond. Va: maximum.
1000 shares; minimum. 5000 shares.
James Mullen, president; Cyrus Il.
Rcal" secretary, and Lewis &. Will
liams. all az Richm"nd To deal in
securities OF all kinds and conduct
e general Investment business.
Perry & Walsh, Incorporated. Alex
andria, Va: maximum, s95.Ooo: mini
mum. Sl.n"o. Richard NJ Perry.
president Ethel r. Perry. secretary
Gerald Walsh and Roy NJ Ferry. ali
~ Was hingt"n. -. c. undcrtakinc
business.
Harkcr Bakeries Incorporated.
Hict,moud Va. maximum, 81" coo !:
minimum. Sio" + T. Swift. rresi-
dent u II Larimcr. secretary; Mar
TN r o''aliahan and W. +. Harper.
all of Memphis, Tenn. Bakery bust
ness
riunor & comrany Incorporated.
suffolk. Va. MAXIMUM. 500 600. mini
mum. 10000. Henry McR. Pinner.
president. y W rinmcr secretary,
and !. NJ rinn"r. all Of SUFFOLK. Va.
To deal in seeds. fertilizer and opor-
at" a chicken hatchery
Grinaids Lumber Corporation. Nor
''IN Va. maximum, 100000; mini
num- H''""". a ; Grina!dS. pr"si-
'ent; g u. carpenter. secretary. and
- VI 'rlna ld> all OF Norfolk, Va.
''ninner huS ness
f"rh S"d ar outlet. inc"rpo-
f"'"d' N"r'"iN Va maximum. So
wv minimum S""" Nicholas j.
Nlhno. pres d"n' l.. u. Ny". secretary.
"hn =" IN"'"r" Lar iEiia' all of Nor
'"'N' q. '"n"fa! automobile and
$500 '"S' mss.
"""'h"! PRINTING and publish
.hE COMPANY Incorporated. Roanoke,
- fh"A'mNm' *l",""". w. RNland
Martin. president. : e. Weaver,
secretary. an6 hr. y. Harry Martin.
an 81 R"dn0N". Va. Printing and
r"hliShlnS business
Red Rock Exploration Corporation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
SENATE BEATS MOVE
TO CUT PEANUT TARIFF
Committees Attack OH Coob.
cr Goes Down TO Water.
loo, 50 to ID.
STARTS WARM DEBAT
senator ltubcrson. of Arknnsns. DEM
orrnt uphoids south In Protecting
Fnrm Products II Fnrmrrs Must
Pay rrotccttunist Prices.
fBy Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON July lo.-Eaiiure
"f the Repuh!!can Agricultural Tariff
hloc on lie vote. IS to IS. 10 win
It's fight FOR rate ut / IL cents n
round on soya beans and tn. APP
prevail. 81 To- IL. ot the existing
emergency rates OF cents a mound
81 unShcllcd peanuts. and I cents a
pound on tn" .nclled. marked senate
consideration today Of the tariff bill
me soNa bean rate approved was
tour-tenths ~ ! cent Il pound hut
senator l.add Republican. North pa
Nota. gave notice that he would again
seek Ia have tho higher rate adopted
In rewriting the tariff. the Fiuanc.
committee majority cut tn. rates on
tnShclled peanuts u three fourth or
! cent pound. and on shellcd pea
nuts l" IL cents a pound. but it
r"c"d"d from that position today
%in" Democrats supported the higher
Yates. while six %; them voted for
IN" ladd amendment to make the
s"ya bean rat" i-3 cents
Those VIII" t'phrid t""hrr Hate
Democrats supper ing tn" peanut
rates We're AShursi. RrousSard Har-
ris. Helm. k"udrich. RanSd"ll. shop
pard. Swanson ana Tramm"ll ThnSc
voting for the higher soya bean rate,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11

To embarrass Southern Senators,
whose States produce peanuts and
who are against the principle of pro-
lection as such.
Ito declared that whore n protec-
tive system was To prevail with the
nEriculturista Of the South forced
20 buy their necessities In a protect
ed market Senators were perfectly
consistent In supporting duties on
farm products In their states SEN
ators Walsh. OF Massachusetts. and
King. OF Utah. Democrats, mad. "a
general fight against the duties APP
proved today. while defense was
made by Chairman MCcumb"r. of the
financ" Committee, and other Re
pun lican Senators
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11

WINSTON SALEM. " G. July 10.
Will" Conductor W. L. S,acE. of
this city. was passing between
coaches on his train on tn" Southern
hallway between here and Green's
Dor" today. tn" coupling connecting
IN" ears cam" apart. and Captain
stage f"il /" tn" ground painfully.
hut not seriously. hurt,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zomo, the Antiscptic
Liquid-Easy to Use

From any hrurgis, for 3jc. or 400
Tor large size, get bottle OF Iomo.
when applied az directed IL effectively
removes Eczema. quickly stops Itch
ing. and heals skin troubles also
Sores. Burns. Wounds and Chatting.
II p"n"tratcs. cloanses and soothcs
H"mo Is clean. dependable and in
expensive. aniiscp;ic liquid. Try II.
as "e believe nothing YOU have ever
used is as effective And satisfying.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
COUNCIL WILL DISCUSS
NICKEL SLOT MACHINES

LETTERS HrRG, VA. July Iona
"i 'h" important matters To 10
brought before tho City Coun.n TO-
night Tor discussion VIII ne ,h.
'nickcl-iu- the-slot' machines which
"cr" introduced some tim" ago IN
many stores OF Petersburg The
machines were brought before the
'onncil 20 decide u 'hoy worc gam
hliNs devices A'toru"v Oliver FOL
ard VIII appear before tho Council
90 h"haf ~ several siorckecpers
up.ratin. mo machines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
EIGHTY ENROLLED
FOR BIBLE SCHOOL

PETERSBURG, VA. July lo.-Ths
second annual session OF the Main
street Raptist Daily Vacation Bible
school opened this morning at ago
- clock with eighty pupils enrolled.
Between forty and nifty more have
made application for membership.
The attendance this wear will ne
limited To 10 and indications are
;ha, this number will easily be
reached 10y Wednesdays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
CRASH BETWEEN TRAIN
AND AUTO KILLS ONE
Twentieth Century Limited Hits Car
mt Grade CrossinR--Num-
her Injured.
tBy Associated Press. ]

TOLEDO, OHIO. July lO.-One per-
son was reported killed and mum
''s'oh between the first section OF
'he twentieth Century. Sew York
central Limited and AN automobile
III b"'i"r. Ind. late today.
f"ur or five injured. IL WAS said.
w"r" brought TO Toledo on tho Sec
"nd section Of the train and were
taken /" hospitals Tho occupants OF
tho automobile are said TO have been
driving from Cleveland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
Hop-wrm Man Receive. Trophy

lIoPEW ELL. VA. July ID. Rast.
sportsman and prominent m"r-
chant Of this city. received a hcauti-
ful trophy saturday afternoon from
T.. II. Storr. president az the Virginia
Trapsh"otors' Association. Although
no communication accompanied tho
trophy. Mr.. Rast believes that /, is
for III" greatest number OF success
sive hrs. having made record Of
forty straight hits in tho recent
tournament.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
sell ENTERTAINMENTS. nj G,mc.

PETEHSHURG. w July 10
Women OF Grace Episcopal church
N!N soil Entertainments at the ki
wants Rotary baseball game Wed
n"sf"N afternoon. 1t Vas announced
today There viii be- two teams sell.
lnI vans and R"'sry-and 4
large sum IS expected Ia be realized.
proceeds ~ The sale VIII 20 to the
building fund
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
Page Esrhrnt. Hank Deposits.

Unclaimed cash ma the banks II
ih" STATE for dft""n Years has been
awarded ny ludr" ras". Of tho
Es0h"a'S Court, as fpu"ws To Mrs
- H"mis ~ lHcnmpnd s257 Ia
Ia" First N"'i"nai Bank 90 Rich
.noud Z" Gcorr. " Thomas c>ccu-
tor % Laura N. Latham of Norfolk.
$50 ia the Norfolk National Bank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
Order officials TO Cnmp.

Pt.TERSHUR Va. July lO.-Stan-
ley Levy. second Lieutenant officers
r"s"rv" corps. has hccn ordered to
tn" training camp for the One Hun
dr"d and Eighteenth Division from
July IL 10 30 Captain Joseph Scay
OF Petersburg. has been ordered TO
Camp Mead" for duty and training
with the citizens military training
camps from July ~ to August %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11

PORTSMOUTH. ONO. July 10
fifty passengers escaped without In
jury today when Baltimore and ohio
passenger thain. No. 81. from iark
"rShurg l" Portsmouth. was dcrallod
'hr"" miles Of SCio'"yIllc. Tho bag
gage car aud smoker turned over
Engineer Fred Moore Was slightly
rut about tho head
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
R"smmr u~crnItins for Na,v.

NASHlNGrON. July lo.-Aftcr 1,
wear suspension. recruiting for tho
navy. under orders issued today. viii
%" resumed SiNtN-hve thousand men
VIII have to enlist or rr-eul!st in tn.
coming year in order To keen the
navy M To The $4,000 men authorized
"nG"r tn" naval appropriation bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
Seek. to Central LAX. Erie & w..,ern

WASHINGToN. July i0T The New
York chicago aud ST Louis Railroad
today fled rs formal application with
tn" Interstate Commerce Commission
Tor permission 20 take control OF the
Lake Erie and Western.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
As,i.ts south nm r..,o,

y PETERSBURG. VA. July 80 Rev.
u. Conrad Blackwell. pastor of
Biandford Methodist Eplscopsl
Church. left today for South I'm.
va. whore he will assis, Rev !. "
sum ina series OF revival meetings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
H"Ild Hospital >rnr Pittsburgh

NASTfINGTON, luly l0.-Selcction
of Asrinwail. near Pittsburgh. Pa
as site for a ;l."no. 600 hospi;al for
disabled veterans was announced to-
night ny Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury clifford
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11

Tho best short vacation 10 our all
"Npens" tour To Niagara Fails To
ronto. Thousand Islands. etc: Jsb G5
from Washington. Address Mears
Tours, BOX S Harborton Va for
II inerArN.-Ahv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
Dutch Minister Ia America ou,,.

t'N NSN'''"''h lrrSS
THE HAGtE. July Id. G. Fycr.
WIN. Dutch minister at Washington
has resigned his post. IL was am.
n"unc"d today The resignation was
Tor persona reasons. His successor
has not Yet been named.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
Australian n,, ,

ny United News
II Australia. defeated soldier Jonns
OF tanada. on points In their heavy
weight night here Monday.