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Harrisonburg Daily News Record

Location

Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1920

Page

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First Session of Corn Show Opens With Plant Food Talk

The State Corn Show begins at Assems Hall with judging at 10 AM and awards at 2 PM. At 1:30 PM A E Grantham speaks on Plant Food for the Corn Crop and at 2:30 PM the president’s address follows. Wednesday features Prof Lyman Carter on Recent Development in Corn Culture. Local organizers invite county farmers to attend.

Assems Hall A. E. Grantham Lyman Carter Carrney Tech State Corn Growers Association Harrisonburg

Riot Calls Turned When 3000 Socialists Became Disorderly

Chicago December 6 A meeting of 3000 socialists grew disorderly after Meyer London congressman elect from New York criticized the Russian Soviet government. Police arrived after the disturbance began but no serious damage occurred. Chairs were broken and pictures torn from the walls.

Chicago Meyer London New York

Quiet Prevails After Troops Reach Bristol

Wise County reports calm after State troops move in to remove a Black man named Williams to Roanoke. Sheriff Corder says removal occurred with no incident. Creed Rebinett, allegedly assaulted by Williams, is hospitalized in Lewisville in serious condition. Seven mob participants were wounded attempting to storm Wise Jail. prosecutions planned. Manicure sets sold by Taliaferro The Jeweler.

Associated Press Bristol Wise Va Williams Roanoke Corder Wise Norton Creed Rebinett Lewisville

Stieff Piano for Sale at Miller Timberville Va

Practically new upright Stieff in perfect condition. Good reason for selling. Timberville Virginia listing includes shipping hogs and veal calves from Dayton on Saturday December 11th. Also notes on trees and a jeweler advertisement.

Dayton CHAS ESTEP

League of Nations May Eliminate Article Ten

Geneva reports the League of Nations Assembly choosing a slow measured path to covenant reforms. Amendments from Canada and Argentina on Article Ten and membership are referred to a special committee for study and report to the Assembly.

League OF Nations Associated Press Geneva League of Nation Council Assembly

Wilson to Communicate with Congress in Writing

President Wilson plans to send a written message to Congress tomorrow rather than address the joint session in person. A Senate House delegation was informed the message will be read in separate sessions, continuing the practice used last year.

Washington Wilson Congress Tomorow House Senate White House

Harding Attends Senate Opening as President-Elect

Washington December 6. President-Elect Harding attends the Senate opening as a Senator and pledges teamwork between executive and legislative branches. He signals plans for a possible special session after inauguration and a tax schedule revision, urging nonpartisan work to clear routine matters before March 4.

Associated Press Washington Harding Capita’l Congress Congressional Senate

Overcoat left at Virginia Pool Room needs return

Notice requests the owner or anyone who took an overcoat from the Virginia Pool Room Friday night to return it, offering the owner’s own coat in exchange. Advertisement from Phillip's store in Mayland mentions brown cotton at 10c a yard with 1500 yards left. Taliaferro the Jeweler advertises 26 piece oak chests and silverware priced from $18.

Virginia Phillip Mayland Taliaferro

Mooseheart inspired Mooseheart lodge to aid Harrisonburg

Harrisonburg organizers with C. K. Newman and E. J. Lonergan build a Moose lodge inspired by Mooseheart, the Chicago area school for dependent children of Moose members. Mooseheart offers six to nine hundred residents, elementary and high schools, and life benefits including seven dollars weekly for sickness and accident plus funeral costs. Initiation fee is ten dollars, rising to twenty five later.

Harrisonburg Loyal Order of Moose C. K. Newman Staunton J. Lonergan Moose Moseheart Newsman Mooseheart Chicago Fox River Valley Albert H. Hart Harvard University Thomas R. Marshall United States Hart EB. J. Lenergan

New December Subscribers to Get Free Paper Rest of Year

New subscribers during December will be placed on the mail list at once and receive the paper the rest of the year free of charge.

Ministers Endorse Movement For Community Nurse In Harrisonburg

The Ministerial Union of Harrisonburg approved a resolution backing a campaign to secure a community nurse. The measure has support from civic groups and citizens. The report notes a Woodstock clinic where doctors treated schoolchildren for adenoids and tonsils and minor ailments.

Ministerial Union Ministerial Union of Harrisonburg Woodstock

Corn Judging Contest At Harrisonburg Big Prizes Offered

The safety firsts corn show will hold a corn judging contest in Harrisonburg next Saturday December 11 in The First National Bank lobby. Contestants from county schools compete for ten prizes including two $50 college scholarships and cash prizes totaling $30. T. B. Hutchinson of Virginia Tech will judge and score six samples of ten ears each. The event runs 9 AM to 3 PM.

Harrisonburg First National Bank Charles W. Wampler Bridgewater College Shenandoah Collegiate Institute Dayton

Poultry Meeting Seeks Uniform Egg and Fowl Stock in County

Blacksburg experts Poultry Specialist A T Treakel and County Agent Charles W Wampler attend a Spring Creek Farmers Club meeting at 7 30 PM to urge uniform poultry raising to raise market prices. They cite that white eggs fetch higher prices than mixed colors and note Franklin County already uses white leghorns.

Blacksburg Wampler Wi Forses Spring Creek Charles W. Wampler Franklin

Measure to Increase House Seats Proposed in 1920 Census

Washington December 6. A measure to raise House seats from 21 to 483 following the 1920 census and another to cap size at 40 were introduced in the House with slim likelihood of action this session. Siegel offered the seat boost, Hull proposed the constitutional limit. Virginia would gain one additional member.

Associated Press Washington House of Representatives House Siegel House Census Committee Hull Tennessee Virginia

George P Patten Dies in Edinburg at 83

George Washington Patten died in Edinburg on Tuesday evening November 30 from paralysis after a short illness at the home of his widow, Mrs. Arthur L. Steadman on Piccadilla Street. Born March 12 1847 he was 83 years, 8 months and 18 days old. A member of Company G 33rd Virginia Infantry Stonewall Brigade he attended the Presbyterian church for forty years. He is survived by one sister Mrs Ida Clinedinst of Edinburg. Services were held December 1 with Rev Dr McMurray and interment at Union Forge near Edinburg.

George Washington Patten Edinburg Wiece Arthur L. Steadman Piccadilla Street Patte 33Rd Virginia Infantry Stonewall Presbyterian Church Mary Myers Mt. Jackson Mary Shank Saumsville Ida Clinedinst Dr. McMurray Union Forge

Christmas Club Notice and Shoe Sale

Christmas Club accounts for 1920 close in December with checks mailed December 11. Members may open 1921 accounts after December 15, 1920 at Rockingham National Bank Harrisonburg VA. Also Phillips store Mayland offers 50 percent off Peter's Shoes in December.

Chritsmas Club Rockingham National Bank Harrisonburg Peter Phillip Mayland

Big page ad lists 1915 price specials in paper

The notice invites readers to request a price list by return mail. It claims the ad caused a sensation by showing merchandise prices reset to 1915 levels. Page five highlights three big specials, urging readers to check them.

Church groups urge Harding and Congress to join League

At Poston on December 6 the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America adopted resolutions urging President-elect Harding and the U S Senate to find an acceptable way for the United States to participate in the League of Nations.

Associated Press Poston Harding U. S. Senate League of Nations Federal Council of T He Churches of Christ In America Anight Criminat Roverimacy Chicago Congress Benjamin Marsh Farmers National Council Chicago Federation of Labor

Mass meeting for Harrisonburg youth features Frank P. Wilson

Young people in Harrisonburg and nearby areas are invited to a mass meeting at Harrisonburg Presbyterian Church Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Frank P. Wilson of Chattanooga Tennessee, field secretary for the All-South Christian Endeavor Extension for North Carolina and Virginia, will speak. The event promotes interdenominational youth work under the United Society of Christian Endeavor.

Harrisonburg Harrisonburge Presbyterian Church Frank P. Wilson Chattanooga Tenn Wilson All-South Christian Endeavor Extension North Carolina Virginia United Society of Christian Endeavor Onetof Dncneeet Io

Cabinet Speculation Grows on Harding Administration

Washington on December 6 reports tighter lines in cabinet planning as President elect Harding weighs choices. Names prominent include John W Weeks for Navy, Will Hays for Postmaster General, Harry M Daugherty for Attorney General and David Jay Hill as Secretary of State amid ongoing discussions with party leaders and other senior figures.

Associated Press Washington Harding Congress John W. Weeks Mass Navy Will H. Hays Indiana Harry M. Daugherty Ohio David Jaye Hill New York Germany Charles Evans Hughes Elihu Root Knox Senator Lodge Senator Fall

Former King Constantine Sail to Athens by Merchant Ship

In Lucerne Switzerland on December 6 former King Constantine will embark on a merchant ship for Athens likely Friday or Saturday. The decision was definite today as per reports from the Associated Prose in Switzerland.

Athens Lucerne Switzerland Constantine

Presidents Do Not Meet Before Harding Departure

Washington December 6. President Wilson and President elect Harding did not meet today and there is no information they would before Harding leaves tomorrow for Marion Ohio to spend most time there before his inauguration next March 4.

Washington Dee Wilson Harding Marion

The Thread of Destiny at Dayton High School

Dayton High School presents a three act comedy drama The Thread of Destiny set in Scene Virginia during the Civil War. Performances on Thursday and Friday nights December at 7 to 9. Tickets priced 25 and 20 cents. Plus local ads for Serge dresses and Ivory Toilet Sets. Taliaferro Jewelers and Phillips Store promote gift items and savings.

Virginia Dayton High School

Mount Pisgah Worships at Dawn Thanksgiving Service

Mt Pisgah December Observes Thanksgiving with forty members gathering at six o'clock for dawn prayers. Rev David Golvier led singing prayers and brief talks expressing gratitude for blessings from God Our Father. Advertisements follow.

Mt. Pisgah Pisgah U David Golvier God Our Father

Correction of textile prices and a veterinary wanted notice

A correction to yesterday's advertisement for Joseph Ney & Sons fixes light and dark outings priced at 131c per yard though 162 appeared, and devonshires colors at 34c instead of 39c. Also note a Wanted ad for 1,000 prescription bottles from Dr. A. W. Miller, Veterinarian dated 12-7-21p.

Joseph Ney & Sons A. W. Miller

Virginia Theatre Box Office Open for Reservations Today

The Box Office at The New Virginia Theatre will be open all day for seat reservations and tickets will be sold after 5 PM at The Virginia Theatre Elkton. Prices range 50c to $1.50 plus tax. Contact via theatre phones or Harrisonburg number 47. Also ads note bargains on dresses at Wise's and oats unload schedule at Wenger's Warehouse in Harrisonburg on Tuesday and Wednesday with special car prices.

New Virginia Theatre Virginia Theatre Elkton Harisonburg Ite Wenger's Warehouse Harrisonburg R. F. Swartz

Notice to Second Mortgage Bondholders

The holders of coupon bonds Nos 1 and 2 of the News-Register Company Inc dated March 15 1910 payable ten years after date and secured under deed of trust are urged to present them for payment. C G Price Trustee.

News-Register Company. Incs News Register Company, Inc C. G. Price

We’ve Hit a 51st Birthday Sale Spectacular

This notice celebrates a 51st birthday sale with a packed store and a promise of low prices. It teases a full page of deals including Percales and men’s underwear at 15c, urging readers to turn to the listed pages for every bargain.

Farmers Would Be Given Aid in Unprecedented District

A Senate Agricultural Committee draft resolution argues for restoring War Finance Corporation credits and extending bank credit to farmers to relieve distress. It cites farmers unable to market crops at cost, Europe in need, and banks unable to extend credit. Congressman Haugen warns against credit extensions without broader relief.

Europe Associated Proven Washington War Finance Corporation Messive Bort Banka Senate Agricultural Committee Repate Granta North Dakota Agriculture Committee Conti Senate Committee Maugen Haugen Belle Eeewe

Wife of President Elect Tours New White House

Mrs Florence Kling Harding wife of the President elect visited the White House as first lady elect with Edith Boling Wilson wife of the president during a private tea at the Executive Mansion. They toured the Blue Room green and red rooms and the state dining room noting Mrs Harding will preside there after March 4.

Associated Press Washington White House Florence Kling Harding Edith Boling Wilson Executive Mansion

Mother’s claim on worn pants backs chair costs

Boston reports the School House Commission chair responds that $44,190 was spent this year to keep chairs and desks smooth. A mother’s letter said her son wore out three pairs of pants in three months due to chairs. the chair was sandpapered at the father’s request, but the chairman says the boy is responsible.

Boston School House Commission

Also Mentioned on This Page

Robinett Oo. L, Miller Timberville, Va The Mountain View Nursery Co Williamsport Hinton Pleasant Hill School Taliafero Moose Lodge ORDER EIS T. B. Hutchinson Virginia Polytechnic Institute Virginia Latt Corn Growers’ Association MR. A. T. Treakle George P. Patten JOS. Ney & Sons Chattanooga, Tenn Weeks Hays Daugherty Serge Mount Pisgah United Brethren Church Eversharp Taliferro Cuba L. H. Gary B. Ney & Sons Federal Reserve Resolution Tugay Xii
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