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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-01

PICTURE fRAMlNG--C ook /.
Studio Dickson
Mrs " X Foster WA. ip Ns-h.
vile shopping ruesdsy
d. J ii, Matthew. after a
several day. illness Ia able to be
out again
Nj, aud Mrs. Cha. Marsh. two
children Of psn,T~f- arr r%csTsang
rom All attack Of dyphtheria
Misc Myrtle Brown has accepted
4 position a. clerk in the Fir-t
National Bank
Leslie and William Cheek. Of
Nsshyill. attended the funetsl ot
Alex Boone hers Tuesday
Mack Dudley ia employed as
salesman al Wynn's Co. 10 assist
through the holiday rush
.,,.Qntie, nnmhsy yirnm hers. lst..
tended tie funeral Of Gsrlsnd Bosle.
j., ct Csnlrrv,lis sunday afternoon
Miss MarEret Davis Carter OF
Smyrna. attended the mineral Of
hst uncle Alex Boone. here Tues.
day,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-01
Party for Mrs. drsenspan

One OF the pre,ties, entertain.
ments oi the pre- Thanks ,ivtng ses.
soa. was given sdnsedsy after,
boon. Vi last week. when Mrs N
Gslbetman, gave q bridge party 70
compliment be, sistsr. Ms Green.
span al Nashville.
Mre ielhermar's home vita ils
lovely Furnishings was an ideal
plate ios the gathering of the thirty
masrons who ~ere invited 10 meet
Mr Greeaspsn.
Lavsndsr and white chrysan,he.
mums we're the decorations chosen
Tor the occasion
Bridge vas plsyed Al sx tables.
and Mrs hpgA Wynn. ~ou S:ghtsl
score
IN sssNuss1p messy %xa. tse~ps3 "a
hve O'Clock
xs GelbefnAu receive i her
luests ,H modal u blue ga Ton
orsp-. the bodice O. aich vac
deliberately beaded. Mv Green.
span wore . handsome costume Of
black lace.
Those invited 10 shsfs the hostess
hospitality we're; Mesdames l. W
shannon. Will Foster. X. c, Hsgn,
Fred Beaslsy. q: {. Collins. IT,.
Hartwell Weaver. W. o. Hate. RsY
Hosin. I'd Murchisou. Harry Wynns
.i~s.ss ReSere, 'Rssa ~RsAy. ~ A
Clemen, Hugh Wynns, Clyde Sell.
J. d Campbell. q l., BouldIn. J.
T. Grain. Louie Mccall. Roger
Weakley. Jno. Bell. Knloe Lowry
and Miss Mary Bryan.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-01
Party For Miss I.ee>h.

Miss Mauje Johnson entertained
saturday afternoon IN honor o! Misc
Wayne Letch, sao leil Monday lot
Ens~rsds. Porto Rico 10 spend the
winter. tcg-tae. wiih he, si-ttf,
Miss Virgins l,Asch
Miss ID. Clem.nt won the prize
~ high .cor- ~inISr 10 ire gsms os
Hearts " The cancellation trophy
fell 10 Mics Nieks and besui,icl
hAndksFehiets we're presented o
Miss L~eeh from each sutss 10 =
very charming manner bv The host.
go mother. MRS J y. Johnson
Al the tables dainty n.nu zee
served Assisting the hostess ~ss
Miss 21la Adcox The guests IN.
cluded Misses DORIS Tr%ensn, Ora
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-01

Sosu. TO NJ. and Mrs. ksSeri
Williams. eunday. Nov. ieshs q
a.. dsaghiss.
Jsck AeLsushiin. after 9 visis
her. 1i,h bic HOtnss. Mrs. j. w.
keLssshlin, and other relatives
sad friends has returned 10 Mas
tnestss.
", add Mr.. Lee ssynose r..arns
81 Sstday from = several WEEKS
stay 10 Nashville waste Mr. sey
more has been employed doing
sous eoBetets sotk
Mrs. CLYDE padgeu Of Ne,
Rouge la 10 spending a tew dsys
here wnh relatives. having been
called ou scco1n, o. the ,oidsn
death Of Dc, bsoth.r AieI boone
Mr. Z " Moran i. 10 :, rbon
ss Hospit4i Nashville. having under,
gone an operation she 10 reported
getting along nicely and will socn
bs able to return home,
A- ] II. Uphan. j. and h,ile
son Jack. and Miss Bessie Scott.
sho nav, been visiting in Chicago
the guests 81 Mrs. uphams sister
Mrs q Hosen. are sxpe ted TO re.
turn home SATURDAY..
Mr. d. b yuauA has been EN-.
ployed " ssleslady al the h Dry
Goods Co. She takes the place oi
Nj. Myrtle Brown, who resigned
and 10 n0s employed at the Fret
National BANK
The Iaiie. II the n. L Church.
south wiil boil their snnasl hssaar
10 the rest toom .! the Fret Nsllou.
Al Bank between he hours II So
II aud 40 IA. on December I, I'll
nod y Aa0y nlce and useful
articles will be On SALE.
Mrs E0Ioe Lowry ami lItsls con,
accompanied ~ Misses
Mamie and Virgins L--ch; iehI
4 onday Tor New Yors where they
vii sail. saturday lar Mrs. Lowry oil
ZONE Ia knsensda Porto Rico In
-ou,s 20 Ssv Yofk, they sill Welt
,s~nts snd : faIAls-y-a 10 MAaAIns,
On AMI Baltimore
Miss Ivnnt. P-lly ~ho has been
u Nashville several days undo;
,eslmsa,. returned home Tuesday |
he Vas injured sesers! weeks ago
.hsn = freight train demolished an
she and several Others
sers in on the Main street crossing
ere She 10 reported some better |
II N. Sanders, II this place.
'rnt 10 Lewis county Tuesday.
yhsts ,he, soId a, public auction the
Ie9 acre tract u land known AZ tie |
oaes Vincen, farm The farm 10
,,us,ed on swan Crrst aud psK Of
contained valuable phosphate
deposits q " Dodson vas the
Iuctloneer
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-01

Mrs l. G Sell has gone to Hal.
~ Syringe. Miss to spend r
Thanksgiyi0s holidays with Mr.
SELF
Mr.. {. { Ts,lry aud children
81 Nashville are here the guests ol
Mrs TsIleys sister. Nh. IA /
NDuos
The e-~H.y Hssl~sra Caup@i,,
have .u-t received ear loa. II anN
apples and Northern si.h potatoes
Also car load o' s,msHt
LOSF-Pink pssd ria. mounted
IN white sold. Fid.fst plis. -
turn 10 Mts. FIsud Taylor and re-
csive reward
Mr. and Mrs Frrd Beasley we're
among those from here Who at,.n !,
I'd the iunsrsl OF Garls1d bosls
Jr,. In Cvnlr-vllIe Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Roy Nelson and baby. u
White Bluff. spent ths seek end
here the guest Of her mo,her.in law,
Mr. Lydia Nelson aud family.
M a.sd. Msa II M ,. Mil.st,. haze
moved here iron Humphreys coun.
~ aud are located ia the Thomas
residence on IVES, Walnut street
PfCTuRE FRAMlNtl-C % h I.
Studio Dickson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-01
Dinscr Party II Whits Owl,

Monday evening" q congeniai
party Of iFirnds es.oyea . dlanss,
"a the ps,vs.s ala,as. seon NJ Tbs
popular white Del. This delight
ial AFFAIR was given 10 celebrate the
eomios Thanksgivina season.
A cluster al yellow chtysan,hs-
NUNS and isrrs iorned the decoss,
tiees tos the table.
The sueets Included AssdAmss
Fred Beasley. L. c. Sell and Chas
Badge IT,. Aisses Myrtle Vowel.
Eva Brasssll. Bea Moran. Mayms
Bryan, Jennie Maj and Hattie Will
Wilson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-01

Misses Winnie Mclaughlin sad
Mary Bryan entertained recently =.
,As home 81 Misc Mclaughlin, ia
honor Of Mrs. Byron Boom. . re-
cent bride
Mise Mayme Bryan rsde highs u
,cos. ., bridge, after uhicN . sa,sd
course vas served.
Tie invited sues,s were Misses
NaymA Bryan. Bsss AoTsn. Kate
McNsrry Geneve-- Antnsy. Anna
HOLE, Elisabeth Ms..h"~. Ns..
dam-s Byron Booze Pau! Raey.
l.. E XeKinn.y. VII. Fas'.' FRED
besslsr ChaA Mcxauv, J Z Cur
ron W. c. Mcrise-, John Lsa,h.
ere. Ch,.. !oaln and Clint Hal
hrook,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-01

Nm Gas Msasin a ldaAsn~saa
has hssa visiting sslssivss Aaas.
Miss Hsssl Hslssosk 10 spssaias
fhsahssiviss holidays In NasAsiiii
With Misses RasA Harris and Lsaiss
Crow.
The ladies d The n r. ChaseA.
scath win bold their snaaAl easaaf
In tbs rest room u The Fret Nssios-
ii Bsns eesw~en the houss u %
m and 4 o. N. oa Dece2Aes 7. I
and Q Many nice snd ussfal
articles viil be 90 sale.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-01

Il h.v. ir.eu.n,ly ned Chamhss.
lain, r.si.s.. during thspsss shfss
wars. and havs fousd ghsn splea.
a,d "a, hesdachs scd hisioue ~
,,ek. I sm only too psssssd. d
arr time 20 speak . wcsd IN psaiss
n them sYisss Mrs. LsusA II.
Hort. Rocspsst. N. Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-01

The lsdie. Of the n. E. CbuseA.
South Gill bold tbea snnual bazaar
in the rest roou Of The Firm Nation
n Bsnt between The hour. oi . =,
d. and 1 .. NJ. on D~remssf 7. .
and .. Many nice and usefui
articles will be "a sale.
POCND-Poin,ss dog wbiie with
hroun sM. Call Herald once 10,
inicsmash,n.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-01

Nlehs, Thelma Holt. Josephine
Connsiy. Do,o'ey Mecsul. ! d .
Clement Virgins "a 4 kstslesa
.B,yn Rnth Mccall. Margaret
aishar. Zals Adcox. ksns~ttre
Wtlse,. Dsisy Shelton and Mn.
Gin, Hai,
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and already declared II, the rate of
per cent on the SIS 1000. 900, stock
VIII be change To IA per cent on.
the tothl amount outstanding.
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UNITED KINGDOM BONDS
REACH NEW HIGH PRICE
Record Is Set in Sympathy
With StcrIings Marked
Gains
lRy Assocint.a Pres.- |

NEW YORK. Dec i2-Trodinr in
,,,d, o,, "a, r, >.,. o.. 49,.
'"""Ee '"u"S "dS '"i"p'ra'iNcl! d"i''
bu' some GOOD Ehin4 we're mad" in all
sections OF the list Tinted king
dom ,,-os a., ,oo. ,, r.,,
W.
" "'" "lsh RECORD
''' '"e s'"' !" sympathy Win 'h'
marked strength OF sterling eX-
change Anton Jurg-n {, Improved .
r;r,s and ~ -,
"'''N ' S"'"H vi 10 -
sharp recovery OF 81 Paul issues
ON the announcement that the gov
nrr,ns,, b,r dcc,,., .. ,,
>'''N''''Y' 81 '''''' '""'"s ""c '""
uary featured the railroud list.
Atlanta and Charleston Air Lin.
-2s. ordinarily Inactive. iu,nptd 3
"a points. Texas and raclnc is .
rs: Norfolk and Western convert
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nome shortly after the shooting oc-
CURED. When asked concerning tho
case last night he said tho full de-
tails would not tie known until aftee
the coroner's inquest and Police
Court hearing tomorrow.
Mr.. West. the alleged accessory,
last night declined to give out a
statement for publication. lie said
he has retained Hill Montague as
counsel. The sworn statement given
by him to the police late Monday
night is expected to figure in tho
hearing In Police Court.
Chief of Police G. 4. Sherry and
Captain Alexander :. Wright, chief
OF tho detective bureau. are direct
Ing the investigation of the case.
Detectivo-Sergeants w. f. Waymack
and Gordon p. Smith are assigned to
the case and spent several hours yes
terday In gathering Information con
corning IT,
Divorce Granted This Yenr.
The Richardson's marriage Difficult
tics were aired In divorce suit in
stituted in tho Law and Equity Court
hore. The pai1 separated August S.
1919. and on September 90 last tho
divorce wasLgranted. Mrs. Richard
Hon aued. c%irging her husband with
cruelty ai.S dcsertion. Richardson
filed n cross bill. which was dis
missed.
: Richardson, in testifying before the
commissioner. said he volunteered for
service In tho Mcclure unit before
his marriage. and that.tha young wo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-13

man who aFtcrward became his wife
knew this and agreed to it. lie told
or MS trip to France and added tina;
ne returned home the latter part OF
1919. He said his wife was then
working for Pollard. lie averrcd she
went to dance und'also visited n
theater over his protest
According TO his testimony. she did
not come home until late on the
night OF August 5. and when she ar
rived she was In an automobile. AZ
ter this he said. he went to the home
OF his parents tn live. He told of
several efforts at reconciliation. He
said his wife and Pollard were at a
supper two or three times In a local
hotel. In her bill. the young woman
said her life with Richardson was
not pleasant, She alleged that on
one occasion he struck her. Pollard's
name appears in the divorce proceed
inSs only as n witness. He testified
that Mrs. Richardson had worked for
him for five years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-13
CURB DEALS HEAVILY
IN INDUSTRIAL ISSUES
Large Number of Stocks Move
To New High Record
Quotations.
[Ny NssocInted rrcss !

NEW YORK. Dee. l2.--Therc was an
Important diversion OF market opera
uons on The curb market at the
beginning OF business today. many
OF the industrial issues becoming
prominent because az heavy trad
ing and some OF those stocks moved
up t" new high records.
Duraut Motors was leader in
this group, advancing on heavy buy
ing To the new high OF 63l-2
United Retain Candy was fairly ac-
tive with sales a, Sig and 534.
ca'niA"il soup. preferred. held
strong. ranging from lo7I-2 TO
los II. Hudson and Manhattan was
another strong feature. ranging
from 10 .. and hudson Company.
preferred. sold at IL TO i5l-f; In
iand steel rose from ill-2 to 80.
There was further increase in
trading I'm mining stocks
Nipiss'ng was actively traded I'm
at and SIS. Copper stocks wcr.
generally In Increased demand. New
dominion Copper being influenced bv
the report that old Dominion has
added 10 It's holdings in the Globe
Camp where both properties are 10
Gated. There was good volume of
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0LLARD DEFENSE
WILL BE SHOOTING
WAS ACCIDENTAL
lContinued PROM Flrst pagal

CONTINUED From First Page)
-. He said last night that Mrs
chardson recently had been making
r home with Mrs. Hines. of near
urchie's Mill, Chesterfield County.
4 ked last night concerning re-
pr as to a prospective rcconcllia-
IN and remarriage. Herbert +.
icI ,ison. Jr.. former husband OF
W, cad woman. said he would
it confirm nor deny that he and
rf Richardson had planned such
sep. Iio seemed deeply to regret
$ former wlfe's tragic fate, and
as at Police Headquarters las,
ght with her brother. William
,ercc Ham. when arrangements
ere being made for taking her BODY
Alta nta. Permission was obtained
! remove Mrs. Richardson's trunk
I'd other belongings to Atlanta.
K How Defense Views Case.
1t was learned last night that
20 defense will. claim that Mrs.
richardson went TO the Pollard home
Id rang tho door bell and that when
ollard appeared. at the door she
'iWcd a pistol in his face a scuffle
tsued' according to the defense, In
hich the woman was accidentally
lot. The warrant against Pollard
iarges him with killing the woman.
William Pierce Ham, one of tho
lnin woman's brothers. said last
'ght that no had seen her day or
70 before the tragedy, and that she
,emed bright and cheerful He
,uld shed no light. he said, on tho
olive for the tragedy. She maoo
D mention OF being troubled. he
serred. Ho said he knew nothing
: her reported contemplated remar.
ago to her former husband.
]. Mosby West. Of 22o9-A Park
venue. alleged accessory in the case.
ant to Chesterfield County Mondov
'ternoon and accompanied Mr..
richardson In his automobile to this
ty, according to his. statement.
fter partaking OF lunch they went
}. the Pollard homo. He said he
as sitting In HIS automobile when
10 shooting occurred.
NJ. Smith. who has been A
tolons friend OF tho Pollard family.
III appear ae counsel for tho alleged
aver. Ae- WA 7eal1ede-to-p ollard,s
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Dividend Is Declared.

AZ meeting of the board of di.
rectors OF the Southeastern Express
Company. held in Atlanta. Ga. yes
tcrday. scmlannual dividend OF
3l-2 per cent on the outstanding
capital stock OF the company was
declared. out OF the income for the
six months period from July l, 1877.
to December 81. 1922. payable on and
after January l. 1929. 10 stockhold-
ers OF record. December go. 1922.
The dividend declared gives the
stockholders of the Southeastern Eek :
prcss Company total annual divI-
dcnd OF Z per cent for the year end :
ing December 81. 1s2a,
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sings Chri.tma. scnl songs.

MISS i'ancne liorwitZ. a modern
health crusader from jefferson
school. entertained the business and
Professional Women's Club with
Christmas seal songs and dances
q; IT'S regular meeting last
night In the central building OF the
Young Womcn's Christian AssocIa
ton. The little girl was dressed In
the crusade costume. and her songs
were explained by Miss Nora Spen-
Ger Hammer. executive secretary OF
Richmond tuberculosis Association.
who made an address. Miss Hammer
gave an outline OF tho tuberculosis
situation in this city. commenting on
the number Of cases. both active and
incipient, emphasizing the potential
value Of tho modern health crusade
In which more than 10000 boys and
girls. OF the community are now en-
rolled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-13

business In Goldfeld Deep Mines IN
connection with tho resumption OF
work after settlement OF tho strike
of miners In the dis,rlc:
Standard OH issues showed rttlo
change In trading position stand
ard OIL or Indiana ranged from
ll6 l-2 tn lIi-i, and Kentucky was
trad!d In around i27. Tho s25 par
value Issues were steady and with
out much variation. STANDARD OH OF
New Jersey sold at 40; New York n.
~ - 10 -, and Vacuum OFT at a.
Independent oil stocks we're fairly
active. cities Service FIRST falling
points to 1866 and then ralylng to
around l13. Salt Creek Producers
and Mountain Producers Nclt firm.
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PHIL ADELPHIA MOURNS
DEATH OF WANAMAkER

CONTINUED From First Page)
be closed FOR ON" session on the day
~ the f.'neral In memory OF MIR.
Wanhmakcr who. as chairman OF the
finance committee OF the Board az!
Education. did much in building up
the educational system of the city.
For the FIRST tiri. I'm the history of
tn. city the flags ON municipal build
iuGs rest 1T half mast in honor OF
man who did not hold high public
ufric"
III. died like 4 stole" said Norman
Mcleod. his son law.
HIS onl son. Rodman WanaTNak or.
Of New York, who is i'll himself ar
rived here today. and had to be as
sisted into tho house.
Ends tuserr of Suc~css.
John Wanarhaker led in the crea-
zion OF the department store az an
institution in American life. ~; the
outbreak OF the War Between the
states in 1851. when he began bust
ness for himself in an humble way in
Philadelphia. retail! merchandising
in this country was In a d!sorgaEized
state. and. in the opinion OF the far
sighted Yong merchant. IL was SUI
ferng a rapid decline through prac-
tees that were then general
Aside from his ambition to make
money. my paramount purpose" said
Mr. Wanamakcr. was to help save
the mercantile profession from low
ering its flag before other professions
and occupations"
There were In those days no fixed
then demanded thirteen hour day
from al lis employees. Customers
spent hours -hagg!ing with
sal.sm"n. MIR. Wanamakcr was i'm
pressed with This waste OF time. and
10 eliminate it hr hcrame a pioneer
in fixing selling price for goods.
1t was on o! the beginnings of many
mercantile reforms which today are
SO generally followed that the pres
cnt generation can scarcely find any
where a trace OF the old practices.
First Work -IurniuE Bricks"
Mr. Wanamakcr was - years old
when he entered upon his career. In
rartncrship with his brother-in-law
Nathan Brown. on a joint capital OF
$4,000. In a clothing business in Phil
adelphia. He was born in that city.
July II. 1888. His father and his
fathers father had been brickmak
ers. and John Wanamakers first
work was turning bricks" He was
the oldest OF seven children and early
in his boyhood he was obliged 10
give up schooling ana earn ms own
living.
Mr.. Wanamaker interested himself
in many civic activities. He was
the FIRST sala secretary in
America of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. in 1855: one OF the
founders OF the Christian Mission
during the Confederate War, and one
OF the organizers Of the Centennial
Exposition In 1876. In the latter year
hc began the development OF his de-
partuent store. establishing the
house Of John Wanamakcr & Com
pauy on Chestnut Street. Philadcl-
pha. and twenty years later estab-
Iishcd similar business in New
York as successor III \. r. Stewart.
IL is estimated that during his en-
tire business career Mr.. Wanamaker
had distributed into American homes
merchandise reaching nearly $1,000
0Oc.UUO In value.
He was known as a great believer
in advertising. In newspaper adver-
Using above all other varieties. lie
spent millions OF dollars in II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-13

loo s o. y. y = % ...... ios,. !Os,l i9s,.
5000 o =. y s'2s ....... l9s, 1883. 1865.
loo swift ana 90 :. 81. 1924, lo2N, iO2as
ii1t Swift ~ i?3! ........ ~. s3s. e3a.
5000 Unit. OH Prod ~ s. iois, ipiH. ioiA.
io@ Tn. fy liav. 7i-s 20 1881. Io5i, 1867.
500 vacuum OH ~ ..... ip.I, 1919, iO1u,
FOREIGN BONDS.
SEQ Arg"niin" - ........ 1901, 100 IoO
1897 Mex Govt - ........ 3ss, Is 3
w.@" y II French IS 49, * ca. ~
l.yol R"puh Peru ~ laJc az ~ aS
TOO Russian c'.s i'l9. i1'3 70 10
iC.oo2 Swiss jns 1890 ...... l1l'. 1923, lp2E.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

NEW YORK. Dec l2.--Stockhold-
ers OF the Babcock & Wilcox Com
pany. boiler manufacturers, today
authorized an Increase in capital
stock from Sl5,o00.000 to $4,000
600 OF which 100000 will
DO distributed as 33l-3 per
cent stock dividend. The quar-
terly dividend payable next April
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-13
TERL|NC's SPECTACULAR
RISE MARKET FEATURE
ollar and Pound Nearly
Ready to Meet on Par
Basis.
nAIAND Hills REACH s,.oa
all Strecf Prices Generally show
bettcr Tone, but Trnnsnctions Arc
Confined Largely to Professionnls-
Grent Northern Leads Rails.

Days total sales, $4,000
Twenty industrIais averaged
$40; not loss. Is. High. 1929.
1oa.4o; low. 1859.
Twenty railroads averaged 81
OIL; net gain. 10. High. 1929.
1880: low. 7a&3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-13

I ATLANTA. GA. Dec. 12--Directors
OF the Southeastern F,xprcss Com
pany voted scmiannual dividend or
s = per cent to stockholders Of
record December 90. at their meeting
here today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-13

BOSTON. Dec. l2.-Directors OF The
.nited Fruit Company u, meet
Ing here today voted an extra diyi-
dend OF per cent In cash vim
the regular quarterly dividend of the
same amount
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roo LATE no CLASSIFY.
DEATHS.

BOND-Died, a. the residence Of her
daughter. Mrs G. l.. Reid, In New.
port News. December IL. at IL NJ. Mrs
Mamie X, BOND. Dody brought to Mrs.
Bond's home. $40 North Thlrtieth
Street, this city Funeral notice later.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-06-23
New Regent Theatre

The New Regent Theatre will open
its doors for the season Thursday,
June 29th, with Earle Williams in
Restless Souls" The entire nights
receipts will be donated to the Ameri-
can Legion Blesse Haven Home. Fri
day and Saturday Elliott Dexter in
Grand Larceny" an Albert Payson
Terhune story, with the addition of
beautiful Claire Windsor in the cast,
will be shown. Sunday, Norma Tai
madge in "Smilin' Through" her
greatest picture, now being shown in
Philadelphia and other large cities at
high prices, will be shown. The New
Regent will one of the most beautiful
theatres along the Jersey coast.