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n".r. $50. Estate

n".,."" ..c4. Estate 81
FARMS ".ui-4 Nrs~ or .mnu. For au,c.
t-snl's -. M-s,fs Wet aud r;mb-rlak-.
'4t." 't.astis.emt. J. - CoInvn! & Sous
EOH nEsII.lS .lsi your property 70,
...- or to, s."i m!tn Morton q rnaI.
Lli.rt second nOur. tir.I Nai,onAl U.n4
itut AJAX :."nIniin 90
FOR RESULTS SO l.. {. Rowle,, Realty
Corp. heA! Estate Eu!IdE...
ron results i'si SoGi p."p,try Win q. c.
Taylor Co.. - Nor,n Nlutn street.
FOR RESULTS list you, farm, ma civ
n'"prT,y Win Pollard y Uasny. Ricn
roN ncr, r"su.,s Isl your property for
oH'" ~ Tor rem win l.. r scnu,,d, &
60, - No!in Eisn;h street.
FOR be., results list your property wiki
=. GNrrett - Co.. !il2 L. Main.
hofE.- Wanted. s.Hmrf resof, no,oi,
"r. !0cHt.i In mountains ~ virginia
Give location number d: rooms. con
yeni-nc-s. water. etc. Van Pei, K Hun.
ter. ). T.. SECOND. Miami. Fla
LIST your property Tor sale or zen; with
Meyer ha.a4Nn. hca. Estate, 80. MUiuL.
Hu"dns. MhG.-'n -'is
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY. Rea! Es-
iate beIartmeTi Sales. rentals and
!oans. seventh and Main Streets.
We are revising our list
Of houses and lots for sale,
exchange or rent. Send US
what you have, or call Ran
dolph 1928. w. =. Purcell,
Jr., Co., Inc, lOl N. Eighth.
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X. Of Q. Accer,. In,lln,Inn.

NEW YORK, jan. l5.--Thn su.
preme hoard. OF directors OF The
knights OF Columbus today accepted
an invitation To Join the American
olympic Association, They announced
that councils throughout tho coun.
try would develop athletic talent 10
compete tor places on the pext AMER.
lean olympic Team.
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s.o,ooo Fire in wilson y -

WILSON " G.. Jan. l5.-I.oss es-
tinatcd at $4,000 was caused by fire
OF undetermined origin. which de.
s,roycd the Y. NJ. C. y. Building here
early today The entire stock or tho
Fidelity Grocery Company. occupy
Ing tho nrst floor OF tho building, and
valued at $4,000. was consumed, along
with club furnishings belonging to
the Wilson Rotary and Klwanis Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16

FUKNITUKE-We pay highebt cash prices.
MHnlsnII
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$500 SECURES 23.ACRE FARM.

Big truck crops and poultry raised al
low cost have brought prosperity to farm
erS here: on good road, short walk VII
ia8S advantages: short drive shipping
town; easy access Norfolk markets; fer
We ioaihy tiilhsc, cutting 20 IONS hay:
wiro-fcnced pasture md woodI.nd. nj,
tractlve s-room slHte-roof house, valued at
1880; good barn. meat and poultry
houses. Other interests force sacrifice
sz,aoo' only $500 needed: easy terms.
Your big opportunity. Don't miss II.
Catalogue free. c. w. Edwards. Biakes,
yn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16

FURNITURE wanted. amy quantity. Hest
prices paid. Madison .Yl5
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bECOND-liAND CLOTHES-we buy all
Kinds OF second hand clothing. ladies
and gentlemen. Call Randolph GG7l or
coo Eas, Cluy street..
We buy desks, Onice furniture and safes
Call MadisUn 2s2I.
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Zh,sxkn 10 Mrc.tic Mt 81. Loni..

ST. LOUIS. MO, ian. ij.--Stanislaus
ZbySZko. worlds heavyweight champ
ion wrestler and Paul Martinson.
will meet here January %. Jimmy
I.andos. heavyweight Greek champion,
and Joe Gcshtowt. OF Boston. Mass,
have been matched for the same
night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16

Observation-Disclosures cash prices paid
Jr used furniture. Randolph i.is
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To In" various departments, bureaus
and officers of the City from whom
permits are to be obtained Tor work
as 4 condition OF receiving such
permits.
RE IT ORDAINED by THE COUNCIL
OF THE CITY or RICHMOND:
I. That all contractors who propose
doing work in the city of Richmond
for which Il permit must he obtained
from any department. bureau or ON
Ger OF the said city shall. upon MAX
ing application for such permit, cX-
hipit 10 said official the city license
authorizin. such contractor To engage
IN business for the year in which the
permit is applied for. and shall fur
nish in writing list OF his sub
authority 10 grant the same. and IL
any all OF such sub contracts
have not been closed or awarded at
the time OF applying for said permit
he shall furnish such list IN writing
Immediately upon awarding the sub
contract or contracts. and he shall not
allow the work under amy sub-con-
tract 10 proceed until the said sub
contractor shall have exhibited 10 hun
his city l!ccns" to do such business
in the City of Richmond for the cur
rent year, and thcrcupon il shall lie
the duty OF the officer granting The
permit To record the number ~ such
license and the name OF the contrac-
tor. exhibiting the same as well as
the year for which the license is
granted. In properly bound book
kept for that purpose. ana 10 index
the same in the name Of such con
tractor. II shall be unlawful ior any
such orhccr to grant any such permit
To any such contractor unless and
until the said license shall. De cX-
hihitcd TO him AZ herein required and
recorded and indexcd as herein pre-
scribcd, unless the same has already
been done during tho said year
2. The said city official shall at once
furnish list of all sub contractors
to the CiSS License Inspector. whose
duty il shall be 10 see that ali nee.
cssary licenses are secured by such
sub contractorS.
3. Any person violating any of the
provisions OF this ordinance shall he
liable 10 ane OF not less than Ave
nor more than one hundred dollars for
each such violation.
4. This ordinance shall be In force
from It's passage.
a True Copy---Teste:
ALF. II. MCDOWELL,
City Clerk.
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GARAGES.
Oiiicc and Desk Room

OFFICE FOR rent In Real Estate t:xchnnr,
BuilIinS. q North Ninth Street. Heat
light and JanttoT service Included A
NJ. Cover, - North Ninth.
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4itinn-> III. as
Lodge Notices

Ia"uaEy II. 1922
The uhHua! meeting OF 'n- siorhhui,.-rs
-: the Il. IS. Taylor COthpauy viii To- h.i
~ ih- ONE. u. the coinrany IUii East
Main Street Richmond. Va TUESDAY
January ~. 1877. at oc!oca T.. ST.
W. f. iiE%DnRSON,
Secretary IT.asurrr
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Mobile IluyS .AIINuhn.

MOBILE. ALA. Jan I5.-Al Kuhn.
former manager and first bascman OF
the Augusta. Ga, South Atlantic
Lascbal; club. has been purchased by
The MOOile South :rn Association clMb.
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-------------= =----------=---------=----=
Farms ana LAM iur Snie :

FOR SALE. rent or for work on shares
bright tobacco farm good barns Oa IT :.
equipped with nurs. containing 80 acre /;
about four miles from DurkevilIe and
about same distance from C,ewe. Ad.
dress Box az. Crewc. Va
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!. ROOM stucco house. Jusi completed.
Hot "at': heat. polished roo:f. nicely
located. 70 minute. 10 Hr1ai Street
35.Jr. R;.ani Realty Co. Randolph 6.T
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en-. 10 Form, Trnck Tenn.

LfNCHBURG. VA, Jan. 1.-the
Elks' Lodge here has formed track
team with George Walker AZ captain,
and Carter Glass, Jr., manager,
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FOR SALE.
800 West Grace

Tnree-story brick dwelling. II
Incucs 10y 80 feet. Can be seen by
appointment only. Apply TO
c. NJ DEAN,
Ano L. O EnilNinH.
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Houses for Sale

HOMES BUILT ON EASY :CERVS-n
your lot Ia paid for W. will build Won
strictly modern eight room nous.
with hardwood doors and ali convrn.
ionces for one-fourth cash and baiann.
like rent. Box II sio. caro- Tho ms'
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JA.'uaRY 20. 1922.
AT ISOnn

mat certain tract OF Land, OF which
ih- late James NJ ildrroG died s.ised
situate Oh both sides OF GraveIIy
Run or Moores Road. in Rowauty
Mnsist.rlai DIttrtct, - IN Il "a >
Virginia. about srveL ca
mics iroin the CITY UI Pet-rsDurx
containing J2i.t acres securing to a
survey thereof made by W . it,ycs
-. r.. IA November ana bc,eiIibs;
1871. on TIA. iOiivwinS terms ono.
= hird IT, 81 casn. Inc Daiauce III euua
u>thim-uts 1t one. two and three
years, notes TO ne given tor the de
TERED payn"nts bearing Interest
from the ,iutr oi the sale. ana secured
ny "A deco Ut trust upon the propcrty
Al tn. purchasers expense or ali.
taSh. at thc option 81 the purchaser
Ia purchaser ~ ~ phy III. taxes on
the said land tor the year 1922
l his tract at ianO mas upon u d
nice dwelling hon>r tenant houses
ana alt ih. uSua! outuui.uinss anc Il
arg. Guhiiiiy 81 standing Climber
II - admirably located ana mos
i.slrauIc i'npcrty A pat OF the
ana can be seen ny application to
tie Undersigned.
RICHARD ii MANN,
Executor ~ James VI iarron
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
iiun,es ,,u ,.:ir

hoh"SS tbt r.:iC ~
NEW Groom. modern islck dwelling.
near By;i Park and Boulevard. $3.50;
'l.wp cash. balance Ike rent brooks
I" richardson. lac. - North Eighth
Street;
u. 5 GOVERNMENT FRAME HOUSES
1vIso s'anhird SASH. pa-! doors -
t.riur Cci!"d. eIC-it-ui t9Og-tunIt. Tor
h"ni- buiii'Es AT .aur!hc. price. Mus,
b. moved guIchiy. Brenner "a Mienh~.
son. BOZ Brook hv-nu.
Broom siucco house. Jus; completed.
Hot -"at': heat. polished roo.F. nicely
located. - minute. to BROAD Stree,
1a.Jv" R;.ani Realty Co. Randolph 6:7
Lots tor oai. -,
bhi.I.EvuE COURT. %prih Side spiend!a
Investment. =! down. 80 month /,
". Eanao!pn -e;a ~ Autua. Bldg
LOt. soILS. feet. Noftn i,icumpuu. -1
c"i"nl lo-"ity rrice $1,000. } A.
gnnu.iiy y co
THE very best bargain in Richmond.
EeUut.f4I ."t !n BATTERY Court. {s,
Terms $3.50 cash ana 40 !, Inynih.
q 80. Gaze The Dispatch.
Va. "n"ftOH t.OI> Ls, T.. ha~-s
i...seot"h. q. Am.vttgAn %a,t"usi HAM
Suburban for sale 81
SUhUnHA% UOMEs-TAIee new Junra.
.pws. ToOH,s "aCH. lots ssa5ls Price
I-.!VV 10 1880. 500 ca-a, balance
A"e rent. See Leonard J. Lamb. with
l.. =. J. $. harvie.
Real Estate iui E,,nungc Oh
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GRACE. 10 EAST-Sir!c,ly nrs..c,as.
hoard: AL modern cOnvcniences, excel
lent table SerN!Cc
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FURNISHED room. steam heated. south
.rD exposure. private family. 81 per
week. gentleman preferred. boulevard
j
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MERCHANDISE
WAuteti-1O f;uy

MISUNDERSTANDING In antique furhi-
ture. VIII call anywhere In Virginia.
SEQ all other buyers. then call tho man
that puyn top prices. Madison sa07.
beard. ll3 West Main Street, itch
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ROOMS IND BOARD
iiuoius Nut, Lu.iu

FEANNLIN 81. 200 E.-Nice, rurnisheJ
rooms. with or without bath. Table
Fl
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DisrLn CLASSIFIED


NALt y Bl.E. REAL ESTATE. IN
DiSW iDrli cot NTY viKiilSlA
As executor OF the ,ute James NJ
tiarrod and as directed 10y hts viii,
iuiy probatcd IN the Clerk pffic.
vi The circuit Court OF pipwitdis
. 'ounty. Virginia snail oner tor
sale at pubic auction to tn. nigh
est bidder, IN front OF the principal
q yelling house Ola The premises here
ra;t"t described. on
ERIDAl- LA. ,I.ARY 20 l412
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l25 ACRES--For sale. farm OF 1875 acres;
good 7-room house. large barn. plenty
of other outbuildings. fruit and good
wafer. VIII sell on good terms or con-
slider town or city property In part pay
ment. Price. $500. l.. W. DeIong.
Louisa, Vn
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1UCTIUNS--LEE.tL.S
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS

Richmond. Va January y 1922
You are Hereby notified mat tbs. annu.
meeting OF tn. Siockhu!d-r- of the Life
Insurance cu:nlany OF Virginia VIII be
ncIh At the Home Dn!cc ot the Company
corner OF Lapito. and Tenth Streets
Ni,h;nond Va. ON "Wednesday. Ianuary
- So. at o'clock & Al. Tor The purpose
D! e.-ct!ng President anu tn- Dir-ctor.
OF said Company. Tor receiving the An
nua1 Report ~ the Board " Dtrrc:,r-
Ins rf StJcIh uidrrs aad Tor the tran,
action VI such other business as ma,
properly come ncfor: said meeting Tn
books FOR transfer Of stock OF the c.,n
pany Will De closed on January g. 1872.
md reopcncd on January 20. 1872 It 10
d.siIa BILE tina, ali Stockhu.usrs .haII o.,
present IN JeTsua or represented uy
proxy.
A. CARLTON MCKINNEY
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Heal Estate 10, EA,nunye
DWELLING FOR FARM.

WIN exchange s-rOom dwelling.
WIKI Dalh. hot and co.I water. ga
rase "Hd "a! ou!lf!ugs needed. well
located IA hg.tudlI -Ua.! v!l,.y.
n'aF h.cHmOnd. lVt cota!ns apout
:. acre. Tor siua .Artn near city.
T" hat have you ~ yIrr?
KEN .. JONES co. I%C.
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ROOM AND BOARD ia private family
for Sentlem-n, all modern Conv.n-
fences. West End. CAL boulevard ,,i +
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ANIiQUES-liighcrt cnkh prices paid
Nhi call anywhere. ". wasserruan. 5si
North SrYonth Street Rhudollh i.O
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SALE OK ENCHA,.GE nl..i dr,i,.sI.
h"in- aud Uusinrs- location. FiuvAnna
t"Gn'y. Va. consisting OF splendid 81.
acre farm l1-rUuni Iw"IUGg post uin, =,
f"idb store wlth established uad-
r9UHlns factory, ana Sr.st mn:
stoe, ana iarmIns Implements H.r
gam n, I!,"J Ntll consider R.ynuu,u.
Improved properly IA part payment see
II, L. Hfamnan.. SKA Ch.s r Ku-ur.
iHuat E""'u :. Allison Huiiiiu.
vii. yAs.."ge diamond RINK. ABOUT >
Can't. .c;irtt s;uac, iog real estate. or
w.. sea- 10 res. oEAihlv pa!ty ~ attrao-
t.r I!.C" OF caIy terms. Address Bo1
IS 4lF care The Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16

Biehiuond Va. December 81, 1874
rhe aruna! meeting OF the stock hnii-i =
OF the virgins" Trust Company Tor the
election of Directors and for the tranya,
ton az such hus ness may property
CONE before the meeting Including tn-
ratiiicstiou OF the acts OF the Directors
f0i ,nr past year. VIII DO held at the III.
Ace OF me COMPANY. No s2l East Maiu
street Richn", i Virginia at II A.. on
Tuesday. January n, 1929.
stock transfer BOOKS wit Ire closed from
January sin TO January .7tn. both tn
cnsive.
l. ID Ayi.Err Secretary
THE annual meeting OF the Stockholders
az Atlantic Life Insurance Company Will
hc held ut the Home Office Of tho Com
puny. eighth floor. Virginia Railway
and Power Building. Richmond Va. on
Wednesday, February s, 49,. at II o'clock
noon. TO receive and act upon ANIMAL
reports to select Directors for the en-
Au!ng year, and To consider and act upon
any other business which may be prop
criy considered or acted upon at any
annual or genera! Pceting Of tho Stock
holders OF said Company. Roy NJ. Jones.
7 sacretary. ~
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DISpLAy CLASSIFIED

BY HARRISON d. BATES.
Real Est"te Auc:IoEccrs.
North Eleventh Street.
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32-ACRE rnIcktD ana ruck iarin. ali I'm
provencnts, near station, s., 900 cash.
balance $50 per month. Fiege, Dr-wrs s
Blun Va
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ROOM and board. vicinity u: Sth and
Grace streets. Catholics preferred. Ad-
dress BOX g 80. car. Times Dispatch
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THIRD ST. SOUTH l.s-Fus rent s.e.n m.
heated room. Win board. home COM
ioris Fond OF music.
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EDMUND =. 1IU FFIN
Special Commissioner
y. J.. ADAMSON, Auctioncer
In, the Circuit cour, of Norfolk coun-

In the Circuit Court OF Norfolk Coun-
~. Virginia:
hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED Of the above Special Commits
sioncr by the court. in the above.
mentioned suit. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 23d day
OF December, 1921.
q. TAYLQE GWATHAEY.
Clerk of Said Court
l:y Hugh Johnston. -. c. :
YOU can save money. Dy regular DlaDa.ch
Want Aus.
MANI &c ouy an auto7 Read tho els..i
,.S ahs
YOU can save money by regular Dispatch
i Want Ada.
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VERY ATTRACTIVE front room, steam
Heat. electric lights clone to bath. nf.,.
class board "a ". Grace.
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AN ORDINANCE

(ApprovCd January 10, 1870
Requiring contractors in the city OF
Richmond TO exhibit their license
to In" various departments, bureaus
and officers OF the City from whom
permits are To be obtained for work
as 4 condition OF receiving such
PERMITS.
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A. CARLTON MCKINNEY.
Secretary

= TTDTNTN STATE INSUKNNCE COIN.
PANY.
Richmond. Va. Jan ) 1929
Fh" annual meeting OF the stock holders
~ this COMPANY will b- held AT the OF
Zee OF the Virginia Trust COMPANY s?l y
Main Street. In 'hr city ni Richmond Va
IN Thursday. January %. 1922. al |? O'Clock
noon WILLIAM e. MILLER
SaCrefury
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JoiSIER-Wanted, good second hand {
or s-ihch jointcr. Sust bc cheap.
Antique Furnitur. Co. Danvili.. Va
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-08

The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use, for
republication Of all news dispatches credited to 1t or not other.
(ase credited in this PAPER and also the local news published
herein.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-08

the alleged Republican state committee. The selec-
tion orb. F. Baker assthc leagues candidate for the
primary nomination for governor was a concession
ct moderation, Mr.. Baker has been a member Of the
league and one of its vigorous workers; but he has
not been charged with the radicalismth that has char
acterized SO many of the leagues activities. It was:
admitted that those who had represented the. league
in official positions had blundered 1deplorably, that
they had been incompetent and unfit. And the selec-
ton of Mr.. Baker was set forth as evidence that the
league had come to a realization of its follies, was
prepared to abandon them, and was getting behind a
safe man. IT
The people of the state recorded the fact that
they were fairly well satisfied with the governor
whom they elected last fall, and that they intended
Ito keep him. That being the case the managers
hide, and, if the voters will not do business with
them on the basis of moderation, they will try them
out with extreme radicalism. Accordingly they have
now selected as their candidate for governor the man
who Stands forth as the most conspicuous exponent
of all that is and has been Objectionable in league
history, William Lemke.
Frazier was the front of the late administration.
Lemke supplied the mental activity, and William is
quite active, mentally. Like many, other men WIN
are cunning rather than wise, he has tangled himself
up in his own snares. He has laid plans for the i'm
mediate present, only to find a little later that the re-
suits OF these plans were an embarrassment to him.
He, more than any other man was responsible for the
utter recklessness which characterized the admins
tration of which he was a part. The acts for which
he was responsible discredited himself and. con-
founded his associates. Bank scandals, mill and
elevator scandals, building scandals, loan scandals,
all were developments of the policies which he in
augurated and fostered. E%
Something of the estimate placed on Mr.. Lemke
by the voters OF his own faction is shown in the re-
call vote, when he was the lowest of the three league
officials who were being censured. dropping nearly
five thousand votes behind Frazier, although the
votes of Nestos and Johnson were nearly equal.
The most rational explanation of the nomina-
ton of Lemke is that Townley thought this was a
good time to get rid of a bad actor.
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is contested at match and the latter
at medal play. j.,
Q. How many passengers will an
escalator carry in an hour? E. D.
A. The capacity Of an %escalator
depends upon its speed and the width
of its steps. >There are no mechanical
limitations to. the rate of speed. but
engineers have found that a speed of
about 100 feet per minute is most
satisfactory. , At this rate of driving
1000 steps per hour arrive at the
landing. and an escalator five feet
in width, each step of which would
readily accommodate three people,
would have a maximum capacity of
$4,000.
@. How long has Paris green been
used to kill potato bngs? I. L. O.
A. Paris green is said to have been
first used to destroy the potato pest
in 1867 in Michigan.
O.. How far apart are the sources
Of the Rhine and Rhone rivers? E.
A. The sources of the Rhine and
Rhone are about 3 miles apart. The
length of the Rhine is 800 miles; OF
the Rhone. 504 miles. The former
river empties into the North Sea: the
latter into the Gulf of Lyons and the
Mediterranean. ..3
Q. What is the origin 81. the name
of the Mormons? j.. C. C. ~.
A. The name Mormon" originhaed
with the name "Moroni" said .sto be
that Of the angel, who according to, a
statement made by Joseph Smith, the
founder of the Mormon church. APP
peared to him September 81, 1923.
l. @. From which foreign country dc
we import the most merchandise? "a,
v. tn #,
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TOGETHER.

In a talk the other day on the functions Of the
Wheat Growers association, Secretary Scott en-
phasized the Importance Of cooperation among all
the members Of the community. for the common
good. To illustrate his point he spoke of the CO.
operation which his association has received and is
receiving, and whichfit must. continue, to receive
from the bankers of the state. He said that in his
work he had found the bankers more than ready to
assist in every possible way in the sound financing
of the farmer, and he held this to be an excellent
St&
II is a good omen. It's ;ab~senccywouid indicate
= deplorable condition, and one under which no peo-
pie can prosper. And it may be worth while to
recognize what we believe to be the fact that much
Of the antagonism which had been reported to exist
between farmer and banker, and between merchant
and farmer, IS imaginary.
Often there has been lack Of understanding. N
individual cases there has been trrickery and DOWN
right dishonesty. and those guilty Of these ofense,
re not confined to any one grrroup, for the tricksterr
|iss as likely to find his way INTO enc occupation as
into smother. But there Is no truth III what Is, q
often either assertedJ} or implied, that the men en-
e.ggsd 81 ny occupation are generally DESTROYS Of
[doine anything "a impair tie general prosperity 81
\ eaPrrospesity q my partieular class.