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Putnam patriot., 1910-01-21
Editorial Scrant.

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President Roosevelt was the assem-
bling of all Tie Governors Of the STATES
In Conference To discuss interstate mat.
tiers and The conservation Of our Ma
tisnai resources. 1t Is now n pefma-
nsnt Institution. On Tuesday IL met
At the, White House, W ashiagton, and
was welcomed by President TAFT, who
made the rs Governors present an ad.
dress, ns did also Governor Hughes
The former addressed the Governors as
my dear fellow executives and fellow
sufferers the latter discussed "oosef.
nors' Conferences. Their Scope and
Purpose. Ex.Mayor Seth Low MAS
also was one OF the speakers. II was
m important gathering.
The great battle In Great Britain be
tween the Lords and Commons, In n
general election held during the past
ten days, ended In victory for the
Liberals. II carries with IL a menace
Ia the British Atlstocfsey, whose sre-
cial privileges aud influence will 40 on
waning until the government becomes
q Parliamentary Democracy. II 1. also
q triumph for the cause Of Irish self
government. ihe seif-conhdent Lords
presumptnousiy challenged the issue
making their defeat all the more ha.
initiating.
"Wednesday morning, Al ilaM. the
I'D annual communication of the
Most Mofshipful Grand Lodge of Con.
neeucnl + and A. Nj, was opened nj
tile Masonic Temple, Hartford. There
WIS a large attendance of Grand and
Paa Grand officers and delegates from
the no subordinate lodges Of the State,
The total attendance Nas about 26a.
The treasurer report showed n ha.
lance ~ - Ans ~
The returns az the lodges for the PAST
year were summarized by the t,fand
Secretary. The returns ffoW los OF the
ITO lodges show the nnmlsf Initiated
was i,ias PASSED iri falsed Lisa,
affiliated 81 relnstated n Identified
NJ died IL. The total membership Is
-. ia---a gain in membership Of ga
Fred Aver Neirlanck oi Manchester
was elected Gtand Master.
Tho Turkish Parliament Palace, thai,
coss sla.ea.ua, was totally destroyed
by Ire on "Wednesday.
--Cerener Bill has lsaued his quarter.
IL report OF sudden deaths ia Wind.
ham county. There we've = deaths in
all--t~o being ia Putnam.
Joseph Dumas, formerly Of this
city, died In Providence Wednesday
aged aboat ~ years. While here he
Was employed as porter In the Hotel
Chiekefinv The body Ii Ia be brought
10 this city for burial.
The Children Of Mary Of ~. Mary
parish, have elected the following OH,
Gers. President, Miss AaFceiine Mont
vile. Nice President, Miss Hermanis
ouihert. Assistant, Miss Anna Lucier
lit has heen decided 10 change tn,
date 81 the annual Ladies' night 81 Put
nam Lodge Of Elks 10 February >. I'll.
Eiks ~ill provide an excellent csenins
OF entertainment for their guests, haN
Ing engaged the Union singing orches
ira OF Marlboro. There Is IL he a con
cert aud dance aud either pleasing tca
lures.
"A local freight. while switching
cars nj Abingdon this, Thursday morn
ing, somehow .gog numhsF Of ear
tangled up 10 ~ - block both track
on the main line. The train from BIOS
ton, due n TOO, had 10 back up q
Wtllimantic and come in by the way
q Pialnneids
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-21

The city of New York has just grant.
al a. pension Of ts,oco 10 the widow Of
Lieutenant Joseph Petrosine, who " As
head Of the Italian detective foEce in
that city lie went ON mission 10
Italy 10 uaearth some movements Of
the "hlsck hands, and while there
MAS assassin ated by one Of the gang
v be had followed him from New York,
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-21
Births

In Toledo, Ohio, Jan. IL, son
Frank Herbert Forster Jr,,to Mr.. and
Mn. Frank III. Forster.
In North Woodstock, Jan. 10, n
daughter 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hedges.
In Attawalgan, Jan. ID, daughter
10 MI. and Mrs. Peter Bassily
In Putnam. Ian. Is, son To MI,
aud Mrs. ildcge l.. Dragon.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-21
Doal Gel Al, Rua Down.

weak aud miserable, II you have Kid.
MY or bladder troanle. headache, pains
In the back, aud les tired MI oset aud
want pleasant herb care, :lry Mother
Gray's Australian Leaf ASIA reguia-
tor Il has no equal. All druggists sc.
Ask today. Sample free. Address
The ~ othsr<srayCo. Leroy NY. SO
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-21
THE NETWORK
TRIBUNE FARMER

is practical npto-date weekly. read
by the successful farmer everywhere
Dr. g u. Smead, the best known
veterinarian in America, conducts a
department especially Tor subscribers.
His articles slone are worth the price
OF subscription. The com bination
described in this circular cannot be
b~iisred. Advantage Of the offer
should DC taken at once. Address
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-21
n You Are A TrifIe Sensitive

about the size OF your shoes, it's some
satisfaction to know that many people
can wear shoes a size smaller by shak-
Ing Aliens Foot.E into them. just
the thing for Patent LeathefShoes, and
for breaking In New Shoes. Sold Ev-
efywhefe, 25c. 30
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-21
Paris Modes

Beautifully illustrated. Always has
a beautiful cover design and is filled
from cover 10 cover with the latest
styles of American and European
fashions. Ii Is a review of all fashions
in Juvenile. ladies and misses dresses,
trimmings and millinery, material
cutting, designing and fitting. Special
department OF China, oil and water
color painting. An information bureau
for ladies. Good stories by celebrated
writer, and a free pattern each year 10
every subscriber.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-21
atriaQeS

In Pomfret Landing, Jan. -, by
Rev. G. III. Barber % hanielson, Fred
n. La~ton OF brooklyn and Miss
Mary Chace.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-21
Paris Modes Patterns

One pattern free with each subscrip-
ton, Max IL selected from any issue
4 Paris Modes during the year.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-21
For Sale.

The estate of the late Mrs. Emma Moriarty
situated on Woodstock Avenue. Putnam,
Conn.,, one mile from postof6ce and railroad
station. The property consists OF q two-s,orv
dwelling house yas+0 #. with ell l6x37 II. con-
tanning twenty Teoms and arranged TOR two
iasniies, city water IN the house, and a never
fsilng well OF excellent water A. tne door 4
barn .fsse H., new SIX yesrs age; shop build
ing low H.. table TOT a small store; about
twenty acres Of land. veFv early and easily
soFsed' apple, pear and plum trees, curraut
bushes, and an asparagus bed, containing one
Thousand Rants, which were set cat four wears
ago laefs are also gravel pit, lot of build
rag stone and some wood. Just the place fer a
msrse gardner. market within i've Minutes
drive, has frontage Of 100 n On Woodstock
Avenue.
For further particulars inquire Of the under.
signed % the premises.
A. l. MoRIARTY. Adnr.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-21

Superintendent Of schools.

SUPERINTENDENT q ~chooIs.
4. =. IL but one teacher fails 10 ssad
her reports 10 me, then my report 10
this paper Is delayed until can get
her report,
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-21
The Housewife

Edited by Lillian Dynevor Rice, for
merry Editor Of The Detineator, Is a
bright, entertaining monthly maya
zine. containing many good, whole
some serial and short stories and help
fal articles OF unquestioned merit pre-
sented in an Interestingly instructive
manner. IL Is the largest and best
magazine for women published AT A
popular price, and has been recognized
A. the foremost Nomen's Household
Magazine by hundreds of thousands Of
readears throughout the land for the
last twenty four years.
New Fashions e.ssns IN kcone.-y
>sciai Circle Editorial uasioek
SsseAirg Casa Ne<di~werk
household Beips Mothers Realm
Talks On ReAltn
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-21

Wish to call especial attention 10
the Improvement IN attendance al The
south Woodstock school taught by
Miss Maude Healey liz per oents Of
attendance for the past few months
arc As follows; ss.6l, s2.77. a56a aud
aS.so. These per cents show gradual
improvement. They show the devel-
opment OF a new spirit In the school.
This new spirit Is also shown in the
fact that the number Of tards marks
has been diminished.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-21


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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-15
MEDAL GIVEN YOUTH
WHO SAVED MANS LIFE
Earl Nicholas Who Saved Life of
Meyer Cohen Ex'olled BY
Mavor.

81 esro~n men paid tribute to four
Earl HAMPTON Nicho-
zSsr s. haro Thursday night when
sS~wcr = trhardsnn acting in behalf of
SSSs~- rtr~;rt. ConcIaye No. 1ss. Hen
rrasenred the hov with a xold
99ss1s.~H~i - .unreciation ri His bravery
2S~ -w,r~ IN ~. ~ Never Cohen on
a.-~ "a plan. are also on font to
ssSs.,,,re carnerie medal for the boy.
IA ~ ..n.., 80 ,ha bav,s hr.v.r,, has
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-15
MAY INCREASE PAY
OF LIGHT EMPLOYEES
Records of Men in Department to
BE Gone Over by Sub
Committee.

employees Of the city Light Depart
meht may receive an Increase In their
pay a subcommittee from the Com
mittee on Light Will go over the records
OF the various grades OF employees and
the amount and character of work per
formed by them. and Will report a ne "
schedule OF wages according to merit
fhis course was decided on nj a
meeting or the Light Committee Friday
night when Councilman Rogers pre-
senfed a petition for an Increase in rho
pay OF Watef~Ras workers Chairman
John Grimes left the chair to declare
that while he did not oppose the peti-
ton he thought II best to wait and
make a general inspection OF the con-
dition OF employees. in order 10 pre-
vent the sighting of any who are
worthy. Mr. Grimes declares that in
creases In certain instances are badly
needed. He knows Of some men who
nave been employed at the lower gas
WORKS for twenty-six years at the
same wages. He contrasted their con-
dition with that OF policemen and fire.
men, whose pay he said. has been adj
vanced to meet the increased cost Of
living.
Superintendent Knowles, OF the Light
department said that the present wages
were liked according to an ordina r,ce
OF 1881. and that save In individual In.
stances, there have been no changes.
The sub committee appointed to }ook
into The matter consists OF Messrs
PoMeTs. RoEers and Cease
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-15
ELECT PROF. BIRD
HEAD Of SCHOOLS
Williamsburg Educator Chosen by
Fredericksburg Board 10 Re-
Build Factory.

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirsinian,5
FREDERICkSBIR VA, oct. 1t.
Prof Hugh S, Bird. Of Williams
burg, has been elected principal and
Of the Frederick burg
Public Schools to succeed Prof A. ID.
Wright. who left Thursday to take
charge of the Henrico Schools.
For a number of years, Prof. Bird
was an instructor at William and
Mary College, but at present he is
superintendent Of schools In James
City County and Villa mshurg.
The $500 in bonds for the new
Melville and Duvall Pants Factory
have been disposed of among the citi-
zens of Fredericksburg. and 1t is "A
settled fact that the factory viii re-
union here and be enlarged.
The plant of this frm Was burned
in August and Messrs. Melville and
DuvaIl had decided to remove TO
another city Had il not been for
the active work Of the committee.
Fredericksburg would have lost this
industry.
The Fredericksburg College foot
bali squad with about 30 men left
Saturday morning for Ashland TO play
Randolph Macon College, Though
the team Is Light. IL hopes to hold
Randolph Macon TO a small score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-15
: OLD FLU MAKES
VERY FINE EXHIBIT


Especial Ia The Richmond Nirsinian
PALMYRA. VA. oct, 15,-The an
nual meeting Of the Farmers Assocta- =
ton Of F'hivanna county was held at
Palmyra WednesiaS The weather
was ideal. the attendance large and
the meeting a great success Their"
was nm excellent assortment of eN-
hihits emhra cts,s some magnificent ap
pies and pears. splendid potatoes tlarse
and SMOOTH. fine hests, cucumeers and
tomatoes. onions and other vegetables.
The corn exhibit was most efeditable
one. II simply showed what fluvanna
can do The exhibit OF the BOYS Corn
club VAS a new feature which all
thinking people Will welcome most
heartily "A departure from HE old
ways which. II is hoped viii bring
81 epoch making result The tobacco
exhibit fully sustained FiBvannss re-
cord In the nne specimens Of White
Burnley The beautiful birds In the
poultry exhibit are the outgrowth Of
the various poultry farms that have
beer recently started in the county
The live stock exhibit was a credit
able one And the display Of the
hsndiwork OF the ladies was superb
butter, bread. canned fruit. preserves.
pickles. HeedieWork. mbr6luef4 cree
chet-aii going TO show what exaiis-
tie taste and PRACTICAL skiIl the ladies
of F1uvannx possess. The lads Judges
81 this department had great difficulty
in reaching their conclusions.
A unique feature of this department.
ard ore which attracted the attention
% every lady on the ground. was the
exhibit OF orrss root lay Mr. Gttchell
1t has been clearly demonstrated by
him that this valuable root eau be
raised successfully In Virginia az q
commercial product. superior to the
Italian orris. This 10 another depart
ure In Virginia production, and is yet
another forecast 81 the future for Wiz
ginia.
The speech OF Mr. 7. q, Sandy in the
morning was practical. earnest and TIM
pressive The address OF the Hon. ].
Aston Cabell In the afternoon was
we'll timed, listened to with marked
attention and left oti the minds Of the
hearers seed thoughts which II may
we'll be hoped viii terminate and grow
and bring forth frnitage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-15
SLAYER KILLED
BY POLICE CHIEF
Negro Who Murdered Posse Mem
Der iddled With Bullets in
Cliff Barricade.

WHEELING. W. VA. Oct. 15.--Af-
ter killing George Bias. member of a
posse. fatally injuring two and with
several others seriously Injured,
George. alias Red" johnson, "A negro
day is dead in the morgue at Hunt
ingtonfi he himself hayfn gbeen shot
and killed by Chief of Police Clingen-
pool. after pitched battle lasting
several hours
The fatally injured:
sharies Hale. shot through lungs
George Lentx. detective, shot
through back
Seriously wounded:
w w. Lowe, policeman, sho, In
side.
enarles stuart, shot In head
u - Thomas. shot through hand
WIN Hutehins, shot through leg.
Ira Harold, shot in leg
he trouble Was started when De-
teetiNe Lentz attempted III arrest the
negro In struggle which follow ed
Johnson shot LeEtz and escaped to
the nils. a posse followed. Having
earrieaoed himself in an aImos, m
accessible cliff. Johnson fred shot ar
ter shot at his pursuers Chief OF Po-
lice Ciingenpocl climbed the cliff and
from that point OF vantage sent min.
bullets through the negro.s body be-
fore he fell dead.
The Negroes body Was seIzed nv
an angry crowd, and an attempt was
made To drag the body through tbs
streets OF Huntington. but the plead :
inss or Chief Clingenpool prevented
such action.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-15
IS FERTILE
N NORTHERN NECK
teonsinu.d from Ere, PAGE


n0sesi OF sail craft. has these have been
replaced by steamers The factories
NfItsxinS yhs sish ARE fitted up With the
s14,oet costly and modern machinery.
The employees Of the factories com
aaand good wages ard il is said tina,
Tie captain Of enc af the steamers III
receive salary o. sla.aoo next sea
NON The minor employees are paid
~ PR month ard upward
Prosperity Is General.
AsaaS with the farming ard osster
Industries. this industry Is developing
ne counts financially. ard there Is n
general prosperity abroad throughout
this sntsre section Along every ether
S1tne--xoelaIly. morally and education
81ly--thers IL marked advancement.
Ss10f the material development Of tie
soounfy is advancing by strides aud
/ sounds. se, with these natural re-
T1nurrxs and she spirit Of progress en
s&rery hard there IS one thing iacKins
gin the rapid development OF his sec
ltcn-sise building ~ railroad through
NE Northern Neck Recently a rail
sS14d proposition ha. BEEN mace Ia the
R&ftf2ens uf the Neck. meeting. have
e&n held I'm the interest of ths pro-
U09ed road. and the " hole matter Ia Ia
e11De hands of appointed committees,
tho are nov at ~nrk on the proposi
s45oE. Should the plau ma,-rssiize and
S&AA read be nuiit. capital would come
aZ manufactures he established. and
would eHjoN pros
sDefity unknown to other less favored
oetlona Of Virginia
M Aside from her commercial activity
b 9Arfhumberian shows civic improve
/ nant and educational, advancement
%HMA large number OF high schools In
St3aa county are second to none Ia rural
@Nfolficts. the teachers in these schools
M&oinG specialists In their line. and the
6&e1t instruction Is given. New hno
E2Iandeome homes are taking the place
knE I'D ntructures thus fostering spiri
&Sk puhitc Improvement.
The statements OF the banking instt'
Es1uttOns in the county show large In
gSogease In the financial earnings Of thu
IsEoople generally. Among The NOR.
EMr0greoAive river ports are Lewisetta
walnut Point, Coan. Cowart, Bundich
#MnA Lake on Coan river ReedSiile
IllNetOn and Fairport. on Great WI
Dmico river. and Lodge and Mund>
HpUant, on Yeocomica river Heaths
lsSgatiey the county scat. Lottsburg, Cal
EHAn Hainswood and Miskimon ar
H0snOng the growing inland towns.
Northumberland liz surely on the It'd
SSnf prosperity The people are indus
$soPtoue and progressive and there 10
E&rfght future ahead. and unless Their
M3a depression in the heh ana cysfe
&3nduntries greater wealth 10 her for
lame In the next decade.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-15
POLICE CHANGES
BECOME EFFECTIVE
New Plan Decided on by Board
of Commissioners Placed
in OneratiOn.

The transfers OF shifts recently de-
cided upon by the Board OF Police Com
missioners for the good OF the SER
vice" will go into effect to-day
Patrolman Shields nd Bicycle Police
man Palmer and Clarke Will be trans
ferred from the Second to the First
District while Patrolman Barker and
Bicycle Policeman Bryant and Atkinson
will go from the First to the Second
District,
Sergeant John Tyler OF the Second
precinct will be the first OF the officers
to be assigned to headquarters, there
to be on duty at night. Sergeant Jos
eph thinner will begin his duties AZ an
inspector sergeant. He viii cover the
entire city. dropping In at the station
houses or visiting the men on their
beats at unexpected moments. Messrs.
Tyler and thinner will exchange places
every other week for one month, after
which other sergeants will be assigned
to the positions In their turn.
Several changes in the beats OF pa :
trolman Will also go into effect
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-15
SLAYER IS GIVEN
) YEARS IN PRISON
Negro Who Slew Woman While
Full of Blind Tiger Whiskey
Convicted.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian)
BOWLING GRETN. VA. Oct. Ia
The trial OF Cleveland Richereon. col
ored in Caroline county Circuit Court
for the murder OF BIanch Grimes.
also colored, ended to-day. He was
found guilty of voluntary manslaugh-
ter and his punishment was fixed at
three years In the penitentiary
The crime was committed in Au-
gust near Bfandywin-. blind tiger
whiskes being an important factor in
the case. The evidence pointed To
much illicit handling Of liquor in the
locality where the murder took place
and arrests for violation OF local OPP
ton laws are expected to follow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-15
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN
TO BRIDGE COMMISSION

Instructions to the commissioners
recently appointed to ascertain what
will be just compensation for the land
or other property taken from the Mayo
Bridge Company by the city Of Rich
mond, and ito assess the damages to
the adjacent and other property. were
given ~ = meeting held IN tho
0fyice Of City Attorney Pollard Friday
afternoon.
The Instructions, which have been
argued before Judge Witt for several
days. cover several pages Of typewrit-
ing and take up avery point ct great
length This co4nruinsiOnesW Art tn;
formed that N nxinG thu ptteeA&e ~.
rid ~ ~ ~ M rsDas.k ssJuA ~
&c s| Ill| n J "a !. M : A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-15
CITY TO PURCHASE
TWO GRAVEL BEDS
Sub Street Committee Consider.
ing Lots in East and West
Ends of CITY.

New gravel beds. located in both tho
East and West End viii probably he
secured by the city within the near fu-
ture. according TO the opinion of mem-
bers of Il sub committee from The Com
mftt.e on Streets
The members met at 1 so or clock Fri
day afternoon in the ONCE OF CITY En-
gineer Boiling to consider the present
shortage In gravel The old beds have
become exhausted.
1t was stated that several deposits OF
good quality ara being considered, the
chief question being the price demand
I'D by the owners. The subcommittee
viii make report 10 the regular com
night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-15

and each Il able to tell his aud
H lust how he raised crops on his
fArm, how he breeds and selects
from the best stock. and can
u plain figures the results which
80 attained by following the I'M.
$3.50, and now generally accepted
Nho1p One OF the remarkable re-
- which the department has at
lS1ea IL general Improvement not
NJ u the farm. but In farm life, the
111iefa and their families live bet
~ and well kept-up farms are now
- IN every part of the state where
~ formerly saw places which were
paA need Of better care.
q ~ n true not only In those sec
- where staple crops are raised
k3k throughout the. apple districts,
~ 1unt here the fact II worthy or
0ntlon that Rappahannock county
m sell fhis year CROP OF not less
I'm $50. goo barrels Of nuraher one
|&A number two apples, each barrel
1tdinN an active market AZ s2.se and
inward
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-15
Wallacx-Bnchanan.

IEN1NGT0Na VA. October La
Henry Myers Wallace. Of Lexington.
and Miss Mary Edmtrston Buchanan.
OF near Brownshurg, were married
"Wednesday evening. at New FroNi-
dence Presbyterian church, near
Brownsburg The brides pastor. Rev.
H. NJ Mclaughlin. was the celebrant.
The brides sister. Miss Steele BIZ
chanan. was maid OF honor. and Miss
Eliza beth George and Miss Antha
Mish, Of Augusta county. were brides
maids. Sidney w. Wilson, Of Lexing-
ton. vas best man, and George r.
Reyely and John Johnston. OF Lex
ington. s. n. Wright. ". =. Mccut-
chan. J. W. Buchanan. and r. II.
Buchanan. OF Rockbridge. were ush-
ere
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-15
TURNPIKE CORPORATION
NOW IN SUPREME COURT

Appealing from the decision of the
Virginia Court of Appeals to the
United States Supreme Court. the
Consolidated Turnpike Company. OF
Norfolk, has taken its case against
the Ocean View Railway Company
into the Federal tribunal on the
grounds that tho State court rendered
decision contrary to the spirit Of
the constitution OF the United States.
The contest was regarding the use
OF the Norfolk county turnpike by tho
railway company. the State court de-
Gliding In favor Of this latter corpora
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-15

1919 A. M--Prayer, praise and tes-
timony meeting.
II A. M-Sermon. subject. Divine
Love-: text, Cor. ID: s. Love sur
fereth long and is kind"
$50 p. M.--Meeting for divine neal
ing.
p M-Holiness revival meeting
Sermon: text. Heb. IL: IA: Follow
peace with all men and holiness, Win
out which no man shall sc the Lord.
s r M--Old-time revival Sermon
subject, Salvation BY the Blood OF
Christ. and Not the Deeds OF the
Law"
All are welcome at these mission
meetings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-15
RECORD GAIN
INDICATED IN SCOTT co

sho"ins gain In I'll value OF its
realty assessment Of ann,oxtps,ai,. ss
per cent. the books from tho second
district OF scott county have lust bean
received BY the state auditor and es-
tabi1sh new record
This district returned FRAN, soma
:fts'Il', but for 1919, ss0s3a0 show
ing gain of s430.2Oa The nrst dts-
p'et returned ssllgs3 this year, a
sntA oyer the 1903 figure by s:Sa.sls.
tue gains from the two districts mais
ing grand total OF xTae,0al
ne largely Increased assessment on
h.inerai lands is responsible for thi,
unusual showing