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DRY REGULATIONS
HELD Up FOR TIME

continued From First rase)
would be made upon til. question ..
whether IN" Nolst.ad act infrinscG
upon the rights q; friendly nations
and, II SO, whether AN act OF Con
eress which had such effect was con-
stitutional
To Minimize DISCRIMINATION.
In order 20 rcruov" rs FAR as pos
sihlc Discrimination opcratTn'
against American ships as a result:
ii the extension to October a OF th.
Tan against entrance int" American
waters OF foreign liquor carriers
Secretary Mellon ISSUED instruction.
today that ships watch have volun.
tariiy SURRENDERED their liquor
stocks. but which are scheduled I,
sail on or before Saturday. would b,
allowed 1" regain such stores.
No sales viii b. permitted. how.
ever. Oh American vessels anywhere
or on foreign ships Within Amcri-
can territorial waters subsequent to
The reporting .! the last ship which
cleared on October IA American
ships now In foreign waters. which
gave up their leverage stocks, "wil
be allowed TO recover and take them
into foreign ports" Mr.. Mellon am
rouncsd.
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queer poisons. joint poisons. muscle
poisurS. acid poiSons are formed In
stead ut the healthy flesh and the
rich blood you used 70 have In days
gone hy? II YOU hobhle In your gait.
II Ddins distort your body, II beadlnL:
over IL AN unSpeakab!e agony, II dun
pains make you breathe heavily AMI
moan. do not grnmble mt the rough
ness OF the way.--.milo swectly.
there Is 4 rainbow ahead. Things
are different now than they used to
Ice. in tho days OF liniments, Salves,
complicated drugs. and all that,-re-
member? The happy secret today il
iruniZed yeast. one OF the greatest
body and blood builders Of all time.
Begin taking Ironizcd Yeast today
Beware Of limitations and substitutes.
/ .cnuse lrouizcd Yeast ia not Il mere
combination or yeast and iron. hut is
yeast irou!.ed. which Is n substance
al by itself There - only one IRON
t%"i Yeast in all the world. sold at
all drug stores at II 10 4 package and
containing ~ tablets. each tablet
s>aied. They never lose their power.
2yrd only hy Irouizcd Yeast Co.
Atlanta, Ga Snv goodbye to rheu-
i-.tIsm from now on!
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AT Jamaica


hrSutts.
tirst race g iuriongs)--nen Wood
~ tThonaSp. To /, To ). to
- won; iia.I"s. ii3 tSandc), i to
- :. to :. second. Avalanche,
tBclD. 10 !, ~ =. =; 20 10.
.ird. l:mc. ll3l-5. i.ucinGus
r."1""nna and Sea- Tag. also ran.
Second race tinic ana an cirhthJ-
!. 10 |. won; Rnstler. ll5 ICON
"yp. To .. even. 3 10 3. second
ioreb, liz tBeiD. } to /. even. TO
third. Time. l.562-5. orderly.
.iu"nuc. Daniel. a. and Cousort also
IAN.
Third rae. g furlonEs) Satellite.
10 'Sandel' 3 to 2, even, To =,
ven. TO >. second; Spread Eagle,
10 tThomas). tn !. : t. ,, 3 In 3.
bird. Time. 1914. Park Rul. Good
hight ana Majority also ran.
.outtn race tm:i" and siXtccnth)
-S"nnlnes Park. lis Gyk"b. . 10 :.
I" = out. won; Rrainstorm. los
.Fa;@r). to 5. !? TO 3. out. secoad,
. 5. out, third. Time. las 20.
s!cphaistu>. also ran,
lifth rae. tmiie and seventh yards)
Emotion. los CMc.Airc). Ii to % out,
put. won; story Teller. 1913 Crhomas,.
10 |. to 3. out. second; My =
hird. Time. 1874 20. Be-swaX. aiso
ran.
S.Nth race Is fur!ongs) The Die.
tatOr. 10" ,Tn"nasI. 10 20 /. 5 To q
out. Won; Lanius. 1870 (McAt-c), . 10
.. out. our. SECOND: Cirrus, IA.
lSande). to !, to !. cut, third
Time. 1913 20. Slievcconard. also ran
Entries.
Elrsr rA... % im:-.--LsSl - lEI N-lr-
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STUART TO TESTIFY
IN RATE HEARINGS

Continued From First raEeD
and declined. II IL generally recog-
nized that his record will give his
testimony great weight aud lend
immense prestige to Eirsinia's case
The Virginia shippers Association
has signified its appreciation OF his
consent TO come to Ashcville and
render such signal service to the
business interests OF his stale.
Prominent VirGininns on Hand.
Preparation of NirEinia's case is
going on rapidly. Among those
here working on the evidence are
Mason Manghum. commerce counsel
for the State Corporation Commits
sion: Charles r. Marshall. traffic er-
pert for the Virginia Shippers AS
ISOLATION: E. 8. Goodman. traffic man
aGer OF the Richmond Chamber OF
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Commerce; ~. Y. =. Wade. trailc
manager OF the Norfulh Chamber %
Commerce; j. 7 Slt1t"r. traffic man
ager OF the Lynchburg Chamber %
Commerce, and clyde jennings. Of
LyuchbUrg. Others Will come later
y regular office fore" Is employed IN
collecting and p.rfecting the evil
d.nCc
Alexander Forward. OF the Stat"
Corporation Commission. Is sitting
with the Intcrstat" Commerce Com
mission in the hearings of the cas-.
North Carolina Interests nearly
completed their evidence today. ask
nr for rates from the OHIO River
not ia "Ncess of - cents over thosc
10 Virginia cities first class
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At Laurel
Results.

mi 3xl rae ~ 'gr.S"ssISoei wd ii3
Fr!tcitous; ll5 ,Ke"ghD. go, 80,
second; old Timer, li5 ,Walts). $50,
third. Tim, l:09 80. LittI" Beauty
Inu ST Lawrence also ran.
Second race. stccp!cChasc, about
m!lcs--l'cr!iI 1874 tkuWanI. $50.
$40 $50. won: Michigan, 1880 tAlast-
ers). $50. 80. second: Baron"i. iii
Simpson, $50. third. Time. "a 30.
Gimme. Lucky Find. Enrico caruso.
rlUmco;. Kathryn HARLAN, Sea Scot
ana i."ugheagie also ran.
rhaiaris. lis tKowanJ, $50. i7.2o.
lsmallwooi,. 100. $50. second; Lars as
Love. - tkummer,. 800. third. Time.
Lady Luxury. Veteran. Romuius, Mr..
y. WaukcaG. L. q. King ANA Ross
l.. also ran.
Eour,h rae rae, derl%neg,Fttty-
won: Hidden Jewel. Ilc Howan). 100.
TOO. second; Colaudn. loo tSmaii-
wo"di. 1850. third. Time, l:l5 30.
Eum sab, Lucky, Button. WRATH.
iride OF India: Flags. Minutcman.
Mock Orange. Crank. uuccrv"k. Cali
suia ana Johnny Dundee also ran.
gabuck:. III EutwrlD, 80, out, out.
won Buffer lo2 tWalls), Qua. out.
second; Hlazes. l0s p.ans). out, third.
lime. 1855. Only, three starters.
Clansman. l12 (Smallw ood. l.20.
go. go. won: Maryland Belle. lo9
l.anS). $50. 2.6n. second. Doughnut.
lO9 tTryon), 800. third. Time
l:i9 -. Welcome Stranger. Cirisclda
Grace Foster and Zovian also ran.
seventh race. mile and SiNternth-
Ga!livant lis USarnes>. 1910. $50.
$50. won: Ettahe, los tJohnsonl. see
$50. second: katherine Rankin. i17
tMartin), 40. third. Time. 81 30.
Miss Fil!-y. Nose. Mark West. Eo-
dauzky. cimarron. Kings ieilc
Helen Atkins and Fornovo also ran.
Entries.
First race. furlougs-Bonra roon
los; panasa!n. no: Lads Liverpool
10: Miss Miami. 10. li..y H.. 10:
Evelyn Ruth O.. 10; confederitcy
no: Armadee. ll3. Coat OF Arms. 1913 !,
Cold Mount. ll3.
Second race. furlones XFoyelle.
Io5; %nan Boiling, lo5; Biazcd Tran.
lH"; kir.4. 10: NNSagam1rc lc7 :.
Terminal, III; Montalvo, liz: HOBBY
t:akcr. III. Laughter. ll2: rittrus.
ia: Charles J. Crairmil.. 10. Here
after. 10. Also elisiblc-' Jock Scot.
ll3: pr. Johnson, ll2; Ira Wilson.
liz: '!.cveriy Belle. l03: 'Delhi Maid,
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
SY ". s ROBINSON & COMPANY,
Real Estate Auct!onecrS.

,rus, dated March 18TH. isis. and
recorded ia The Clerks Otticr III The
Circuit Court OF Goochland Count.
fault having been made in the pay
ment of part of the debt thereby
secured. and being directed so To do
by the beneficiary thereunder, we
WIZ offer for sale on the premises at
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 18TH. 1922.
At IL O'clock Noon.
to the highes, bidder. the foilowing
described real estate. to-wit
That certain lot or parcel OF land
sinia, in Dover Magisterial District.
about two Co miles northeast OF
Vini;a station. on the James River
Division Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
and F!fty-four ISD Acres. more or
less. and bounded as follows. to-
Wit: On the east by The lands now
owned by Thos. II. Jones aud the cs-
the north and south by tn. lands ot
Alfred crumps estate and on The
west l." the lands OF ID. II. Knoll: IN
and others. subject. however. 10 tn.
contained IN n deed from Francis
Blanche Parsons TO James J.. Kur-
son. dated July 18th. 1891. and re-
corded in the said Clerks Office in
Deed Book No. SO. page go.
TERMS; Cash sufficient TO pay note
for $4,000 due March Is. 1920, Interest
thereon from March 18th. 1921. a
trustees commission OF per ccntuin
on the gross proceeds of sale here
under. any delinquent taxes and a
ratahie. proportion Of the taxes and
lcvics for the calendar year.
w. :. ROBINSON.
FRANKLIN u. ROBINS.
TrrS,a,S
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CONFESSION A LIE.
HAYES IS RELEASED
IN DOUBLE KILLING

'N"htnu-d FROM First Hags.)
,crno"rf. hut the nature Of tho u,ns-
lions asked him could not he learned
stat" troopers. who have become
ncrra:tngly active on the case. let
i be known that one OF the theories
now entertained is tina, the Sayings
We're perpetratcd by four-thrcc men
ana ON. wom*n-who Travelled IN Two
automobiles.
Witnesses told, soon after the
Sayings were discovered. OF hearing
shots and screams in the vicinity Of
The Phillips farm. and OF seeing two
automobiles dash down the road to-
"ard New Brunswick
tncoAiirm"d reports reached here
from Philadelphia today that the
gold watch removed from tho minis
ter's pocket had been found in a
Philadelphia pawn shop.
Schneider CoIlnps~s.
Authorities made inquiries by
long distance telephone and were in
formed that gold watch had shown
up in mysterious manner la
PAIN shop there, bUi that there was
| nothing 10 connect II With Mr. Hnll
! Detective Collins weut 10 ph!.ad.I-
| Dhis 10 check UP Oh the watch and
also 10 seek further Information from
the Gyeine and cleaning firm which
I did Mrs. Halls WORK.
=
Hayes came as suddenly as did his
arrest last Monday. after Schneider
had signed "a statement accusing him
OF tn. double Staying.
schneider suffered nervous coli
lapse this morning. Then h. sent
word 10 Prosecutor Bcckirau, OF
Somerset that he had something more
10 say. When Heekman entered
With a stencgraphcr and three news
paper men. Schneider hlurted out. with
tears streaming down his face, that
his earlier statement was ''ali a lie"
He told the story. ne said. to st
revenge on Hayes. who. he believed
had told stories tending TO involve
:.im In the EIallMills case.
Beckmam immediately went before
Justice Of the Peace Sutphcn. who had
held Hayes for the grand jury. and
asked ;ha, tile murder warrant
| against him be dismissed The re-
quest was granted without delay
Hayes then was bundled into the
automobile OF his counsel and driven
at high speed TO his home. The news
| had ou;sped the automobile. how
ever. and when Hayes arrived he
found himself the center Of a cheer
| ing crowd OF several hundred
| His mother who had expressed
confdenc. in his innocence from tho
start. staggered gu, 10 meet him and
flung herself into his arms. Hayes
| helped her tcnderly up the porch
steps.
Both h. and his mother thanked
newspaper men for the part they had
! played in disclosing the falsiiy OF
the charges against him.
Mutterings in Crowd.
| Al Tie height oi the ccle bra; ion.
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~ :. ". ROBINSON. JR..
Rta! Estate AuctiGnecr.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
ACRES AND DWELLING.


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF :
ACKES AND DWELLING.
NEAR FORT LEE. VA
IN execution OF certain deed o.
trust. dated September %. 1921 and
recorded In the Clerk : Ot.cc ui The
ti"nriCO County Court IN Deed
Houk -l1-B. page 1853. TO the under
signed trustee. To- secure payruert O.:
certain notes therein described de-
iault having been ma L. In tn. pay
iHent ~ same and being required 80
10 Il" by the beneficiary, ! wi!l sell.
al public auction. Jn thc premises.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 18TH. 1922.
At u O'clock Noon
the property described therein. To-
gaied on the Charles CHv Road mar
Fort Lee. containing > iC"AS and
bounded by the Charles citv Road
and the lands % Sarlk Mcclure
Grubbs AMI Mayeur.
TERMS: Cash.
:. W. ROBINSON.
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STOP THATCOLc
WITH TINGLE'S
LAXO ASPIRIN

AZ tho. hrnt smartinE OF tho
eyes or nostri!A, when Your
throat FIRST t.ckles-take two
tablets OF TlNGLES LAXO AS
PiR1N. Then take ono tablet
every two hours until bedtime.
You Will hnve comfortable
nights rest md awake with
evory vcstige OF the cold gone.
The snlicylic acid OF tho
TlNGLE'S LhXO ASPIRIN pro-
duccs natural. hralthful per-
SEPARATION which effectively at
tacks tho cold. The mild d.
gestant IL contains. allays all
fear Of after discomfort.
Important too. In combating
colds are tho laxative qualities
Of TlNGLES LAXO ASPIRIN.
Ii removes tho poisonous toxins
OF tho body and the general
tone OF tho systom Is restored
TO natural healthy condition.
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DANISH
NERVOUSNESS
Nendeil's Pills, 4 hition
Brand, For Rundown,
Tired-Out People.

IL you fdci t!rei out. ont OF sorts dc.
s?oEdcHi mentally or physically depressed,
get so cent box II W"ndr!r- PMS Am.
tltion Rr"n!. a; tragic Drug Company to-
Gay and ihNe ;hc nr.t b.s step toward
.."linL n-ttrr right away.
:! suu wOr" TOO hard, smoke TOO much
or arc no-vouc. Wrndo!fs pas. AmDirion
b-snG Will 3nahe you feel better In thee
DAYS or money baca tom fragile prux
,''nUsGy. On the arst box purchased
~ treatment For affection. o.. IN,
nervous System. constipation. loss OF ar
petite. slice .,!esInsas. or Nervous Iu,ix,.
ton. get a box OF WendslIs Pills Anb!.
ton prsnd. today on tho money back
IAan.--Adv.
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MlSkE AND GIBBONS
FINISH TRAINING
LEy AssocIn,eL rr.ss |

NEW YORK. Oc; l2.-Rulv Misk,
and Tom Gibbons. 81. Paul pugilists
finished training today :or their NJ.
tc"'! round match tomorrow night AT
Madison square Garden. should Misis
win hc viii b. matched To meet Harry
wills. cha mpion OF tn" negro heavy
weights. according to promoters OF
the M!Ske-G !hhonS battle
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CIcm.nn I.ns,x Stnr

CLEMSON COLLEGE,. s. .. Oct IL
Clemson toilsg" football team Will
60 into tn. game against PreSby-
terrain College Of south Carolina to-
morrow without the services OF Red
Jack son. one of the .nainstays OF the
Tiger line. Jackson was injured in
last Saturdays gam. with Newberry.
He is expected TO be out OF the game
for several weeks.
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IttiioNS--LE. as
Legal ,So.:rrs
u I
-
DISrLii LLASSiEIkD

SR9zN STATED Communication Doy-
k%XS4N Lodge 3! Ar"AM IN Masonic
k&btSS Temple 'hI- Friday ~ y ~
mSA IrDtn"r Mi,s1u- u.tt,G. ~
SaAs6zD "rdf - 'h- " ~ A.lE Sic
~ called communication o.:
&H1S Lodge ~ Str.a, DGr.rytut,.
k%r{A SO. 207 \ r. g =. II. skill
hS3tA b held ~ ,n- Naso,le tempt,
WAA Friday. October !.;h. 1T q
u'"'Dl~. w"ik 10 thu I-rrees.
Members ~ s.-.~r iJGr-- aud transient
Drcthr"u Invited % u,t-iI
~ order OF the NprsH. l:I. Matter.
j. q s.ELI%GtR
SECRETARY.
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Its absorbed easily
1t reiieyen pain quickly
Its gentle laxative.
TINGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN
AJAX ."ur druggist for the
"Three Point Box" Therapeu;ic
Research l.aborsioTi.s. WASH
tnEton. y. T..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

Re sure when
you ask for as
lirln TO \ 4 X
for TISGLE'S
J. A Y y AS
PlRIN. tho I'M
proved spi-in
with tho three
nnirta.
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Dad, Mother,
lrenized Yeast
2ar Rheumatism
Do You Realize What Ironized
Yea.t-Vitamincs VIII Do for
Rheumatism and Lumbago?

DO you ,;now that vitamines and
Iron ara part III Jour very lite? Do
you know thar the tissuc-and blood
factory In your body needs these two
materials. ami needs them badly? DO
you know that If your body furnace
does not set enough OF these. that
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BY s w. ROBINSON. liz.
Real Estate iuctivncer.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
DESIRABLE PROPERTY.

nc I'll - y w = iAI-' SALE ot
DESIRABLE PROPERTY.
SO. i2O2 Fulton Street.
In execution of u certain deed Of
trust dated September :. 1919. and
recorded IL Tho Clerk = Otncc oc t..c
.Chmond Chanc.gv Court IN Deed
Book 25i-A. page 80. 10 tn" under
signed trustee. 10 secure payment or
certain notes. therein described. de-
iault having BEEN made in payment
cf same. w.il Sell "a; public auction
TUESDAY, OCTOBER ETH 1922.
Al $3.50 O'clock l.. NJ.
the property described therein as
follows: Al! that certain ~, OK land
fronting 30 feet On the east line OF
Fulton street ard running back he
tween parallel lines ~ Feet 10 an
alley . feet vide, being lot ~ on
the plan OF lots recorded with "a decd
from William Christian t. Fendall \.
Biankenahip. dated October i2,h.
1853. and recorded In the Clerks Of
nee, Of H.nrico County Court IN ID.
p. Go. page 524
TERMS. Cash.
s VI ROBINSON.
l.. II. FORD.
I'rustaog
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> DAYS MORE ~
And Your Curiosity ~
Will Be a.
Probably Satisfied
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Published Monday, Wednesday and Friday
as information and not guaranteed

Arrivals and Departures of Passenger Trains
DAILY, unless otherwise silown)
Daily except Sunday. { Sunday only.
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FOR n.-, resul,s lis, your property with
Us. Gufr,it & Co. i!i2 East Nain.
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First race % Iur..nss) olga vir
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-19
Why Geese Fly "Wedoe" Shape.

Why do wild geese while il0cklng
fly "wedge" shape? is question asked
N the nature notes Simply because
they can't fly any other way. While
the flock has one general leader, each
Individual goose must steer for him.
self, ard so he fys Just enough out of
line with the bird ahead SO that he
can see the course with both eyes.
This throws the flock into v forma.
ton,
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-19

How You Should Breathe.

In correct breathing, air should en-
ter as well as leave through the nose.
The lining of the nose secretes
layer Of mucus which catches fine
dust particles before they can enter
the windpipe. Hairs which line the
nostrils also filter out the coarse dust
particles. Furthermore, the long
narrow nose passages warm the In.
coming air before II reaches the
lungs.-Popular Science Monthly.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-19

The three DeForest girls left Sat
urday on the noon train lat least
their suit cases did for Sterling,
where they will make their home in
the future. They were co busy say
Ing good bye friends that they
failed to get Un the train when it
pulled out. but Mr.. Arlington was
at the train and was kind enough to
take them to S,oneham where they
overlook and boarded the train.
Mr.. and Mrs untsnfengor took
their mother, Mrs. Fiaglore, 10 the
Sterling hospital last Wednesday,
but by Friday they made up their
mind that II was best for he, l., re-
turn to Chicago on account OF the
high altitude which had affected her
heart. She was accompanied To her
home there by her sister, who had
come 10 care Tor her. Mr.. Unten-
tengers went down &c Sterling a.
gain Friday afternoon to see her
CT on the train.
H q. Bedford OF Platteyille. DEM
oeralic candidate for assessor. was in
Raymer the first Of the week getting
acquainted with the voters. Mr.. Bed
Ira IS 4 newspaper man and during
his assenco capturing votes, Rev.
y. L ~ 1ham is assisting In keep
ing ms i'iatteville Herald up to 80
yer en-: above par, it's usual stand
IL. al isct bedford makes such
sLod nzss paper, that Platteville peo-
pie he@.tate to part with him and
.'ay not give him as large vote as
they 1.hcrwise would.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-19
PULLING TITS

S~AS1ANS
Ay ban farming in Minnesota for
more az saxteen yare,
Ay raise some veet and corn, and
fat some hog and steer;
Ay watch dat farming bushes close,
for where the money gets;
Ay find 1t come quickest when you
ban pulling tits.
Dem faller what ban raising veet and
hauling him to town,
Him got no money In de pocket,
him broke de whole yare round.
Dam faller what ban feeding stock,
ban rich and dan ban poor;
Sometime him make plenty money,
Sometime him losing more.
But dam faller nit de brindle cow,
got bully ting, you bet,
Him never loose a whole year crop
If ground ban dry or get too vet,
When hail ban striking down de
crops and yust ban raining fits:
At night him call dam brindlers in
and yust ban pulling tits.
Him got a separator, what makes q
lot Of cream;
Him got a money coming in yust
like a pleasant dream;
Him got money in de bank, him got
a money in his mits;
Him ban no Rockafaller, him yust
ban pulling tits.-A wise guy.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens and children
drove over from Sidney, Nebraska,
last Friday and visited over Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
b. Allen
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-19

Mrs. Anna Ficken was helping
Mr.. Graham In the store yesterday
while Mrs. Graham and Merle were
in Morgan.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-19
PIANO FOR SALE

PIANU FUK SALE
We have high grade piano stor-
yer Music Co.. Denver, Colo. 1876
ed near New Raymer, which for
quick turnover to responsible person
Will greatly sacrifice the price.
Terms given. II interested write at
once for full particulars to The Den
YER Music Co.. Denver. Colorado.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley took a trip
Sunday going to Torrington. Wyo.,
to visit their former home. and then
to Scots Bluff to attend an automo-
bile demonstration. Gertrude Flsch-
er staid with the children in their
absence.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-19

Mrs. Norberg. Mrs Turner, and
: Miss Essie Norberg went over to Fl
Morgan yesterday on shopping ex-
petition.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-19

S. E. Naugle Of Sterling was In
taymer Tuesday looking after col
lections for one of the Sterling banks
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-19
COMMUNITY CHURCH

A cordial invitation is given to
all in and around New 'Raymer and
Stoneham, who do not go elsewhere,
to attend Sunday School and church
services at their most convenient
point and worship and study His
Word with Us that His blessing may
rest On all and the country round a.
bout
The subject Of the sermon at the
morning hour Is to be: why So
Slow"
Sincerely yours,
John r. Wood, Pastor.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-19

HON. e. G. ABBEY
The only candidate for Office on
either ticket from eastern Weld
County, or east Of the U. P. Rail-
way He deserves your vote
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-19

The Eastern Star ladies OF this
community will meet Friday this
week. with Mrs. A. B. Allen at her,
home for the purpose OF organizing
a Star Club" Those who are mem.
hers Of the Eastern Star are cordial
ly invited.