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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
THOUGHT VICTORY CERTAIN
BEFORE U. S. GOULD FIGHT
Won CnpcIlc Discusses American
Intervention Before German
Investigating Committee.
CAUSES MILD SENSATION
DR.. zimmerman Admits GERMANY
Suspected America betrayed Diplo-
mntic Code, Filled With State Dr.
pnrtmcnt, to Entente Nations.
NY Associated pres..I

BERLIN. Nov. 7.--Dr. Alfred Zim.
mcrmann. secretary for foreign AFFAIRS
during tho war. caused Il mild sensn.
ton during yesterdays session Of tina
national assembly committee investi-
eating tho war when he admitted that
me German authorities had been sus-
pic,ou3 that ih"!r code. which had
been made known to the American
tentc by tho United States government
tThc reference Is to the special code
winch tho american government per-
munication with the Washington
EMBASSY, copy or which was furnish
count BcrnstCrr. when asked regard
imI these suspicious. said al first that
ne could not swca: that these wireless
t oy the United States government to
oa t ethh, si &C. put later declared under
treachcry.
U-bont Warfare Again.
The submarine warfare Game into
the investigation again today
ono of -n fhn ai Edward yon ,Capelle.
Gfanpaisn. said the U-boats had not
n noeis ABLE hon,, to get at American trans
u iith,ted circle around England and
ne whole ocean could not be patrolied.
t,apa it brit tsa ana american inven-
miral Won Capellc declared, we're other
Things which prevented attacks on
Admiral Won Copellc did no, mention
mines or depth charges during his re-
e ;n,; H. would moi admit that tho
States as factor In the war, but
declared 1; was known, from Engiand's
experience with a volunteer army, that
the United States could not raise many
troops IN six months, and Il was
thought by the time they we're trained
the war would be over.
Thought England Weakening.
pr. Won Bcthma nm Hollweg, chan
cellor during the greater part Of the
war, declared he was of the impress
sion in June and July. 1917, that the
submarines were. so destructive that
England was weakening. He said Lloyd
ships. ships" was probably not recoE-
asserted, the same could be said Of the
speech Of Sir. Lloyd George at Glasgow
demanding silver and bullets"
What has been the impression re-
Sarding the entry OF The United States
into the war was then discussed by
the commission; Won Bethmann-HoiI-
weg declared that any man who read
the Lusiiania and Sussex notes OF the
United States would have Known this
was Inevitable.
DR.. zimmerman was asked whether
he SAID in general party meeting.
regarding the submarine warfare and
the entry OF the United States in the
war. that American aid militar'Iy
would amount TO zero, zero. zero"
The former foreign minister evaded
the answer.
General Ludendorn has been sum
moned 10 appear before tie commits
sion tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
UItlTnatun.

were IN FAVOR of two-day week or four
hours eacn days pay to equal the income OF
John d. Rockefeller. Jr., for the same period
ana no overtime. We're in favor OF automobiles
LOT the masses and street cars for tho million
aires were also in favor of polygamy or
community ownership of women, and if any
society refuses TO exist under such circum
stances we favor abolishing society We're on
posed TO bath tubs and all agencies Of refine
mcnt, and we believe that no man should ~,
president who has received n College education
In other words, we're Red!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
ASK FEDERAL CORPORATION
TO OPERATE u. s. pr ANTS
D. MRdswOrth Offers Hill 8.
'ide for Grcnter Nitrogen
ProOuctfon.
TBy Associatedpros.1

T,ASHlNGToN. Nov. 7.-Creation 10
and rc nnral corporation 10 take 0 over or
gen p nients the EoYernment's nitro
shoals. Ala, and to buy or build n otha'
pants and deal generally In M liner o,ner
by pcr1 Gpirman In PIN introduced today
ate Military Committee, at the " rar' Sene
of Secretary Baker VIC requesE
the corporation would have cant,
managed by directors apnnintna" uia pc
secretary OF War. The corpory.t i in1
would also be empowered to disn ,aes
Which Ipt COST TIN Notwithstanding properties
5000 ABOUT 49,
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Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Rest Exercises In AtnAIc Conditions (VI.)
ConHrirht I9Is Nntinnal NrMnunIl.1 s.r.

ssa eSsS e s. %
s con in f that Gp%ion James also declared
t., rsstS" Tgq trsn,sPs%
That l must have an acute attack of adenoils
In that La! ! am sure he is right. There is good
give it the once over "
:, rsyehologyLto jump tho track for little
jjeet in the tna two years of high school. it
backed OF the map Hen iats to
a comparison OF the two subjects. The effort
oosE and ali those brancn Ssf IN one eSmnas
dish of shoulash is characteristic OF the aimlcss
past few years; The course called sclence' is
FIR 1 Real , science is we'll worth cuitivating.
follow: full four years course Of science can
training "9 for ei fe S" At f dss onS
Of Sfar OF hnySiGs one year of chemistry
that is. botany and zoology, and one year of
soSot hysioiogy human health and ny
one heading and another
Getting back tho track. just az a smile or
nnFnter Of tends ma to m9hS feel good the
ments is cause OF the tension in which he
lives. and this tension is injurious because it
c h; is to remove the attitude expression Of
ra 1ns0n xh es the and
Dany such constant anxiety or tension
Here are the rest exercises the patient him
SELF can carry out; three times day for five
10 ten minutes. but never long enough TO cause
fatigue:
l. Breathe slowly and deeply while living
down or sitting in comfortable reclining, chair.
Ptuse Il moment at the end OF inspiration and
of expiration.
2 Place a two-pound bag of salt or sand on
the abdomen and continue tho regular, even
brcathing, with your eyes gently closed or
blindfolded. and attend closely the scnSat ions
which accompany the brca thing. Let the breath
ing be chiefly Abdominal That is the natural
way. Remember that the daphra GIN Is Il mus
Gle like inverted saucer and that il pushes
downward in inspiration. thus drawing in air
ana lifting tho abdomen, and it rcIaxcs again
and lets the abdomen sink down and the air
leave the chest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

Spain having stayed out OF the war when
the fate OF CIVILIZATION was at stake. secretly
lending assistance to the powers which at
tempted its destruction. now that the mad at
tempt has ended in failure whiningly pro-
poses an alliance with the chief victor ma
tions to insure the avoidance of wars in the
future. Especially does it seek such an
alliance with France, Great Britain and the
United States. 1t is unlikely that any OF the
countries mentioned will fall for the auda-
ciOus proposal. If it wants TO aid in secur-
ing the future peace OF the world the way
is open for it TO join the league OF nations
AS for the United States, it holds to its ira
ditional policy OF keeping clear of entangling
alliances with European nations 1t will ac-
cept membership in the league OF nations
only with the clear understanding that this
policy is not infracted Republicans and
democrats alike are agreed on this. Let Spain
bring forth fruits meet for repentance and
1t may gain admittance into this league to
forestall future wars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

time monuments have been erected to other
loved sons OF the South, but none to him
This long failure to pay honor where it is
due now is to be rectifed, and Virginia and
every one of its citizens should feel it not
only duty, but a privilege to contribute to
the erection of the memorial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
CIcvcInnd nnd SUPERINTENDENT.

10 the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Slr--Of the necessity OF preserving local self
government, Grover Cleveland nrst Demo-
cratic PRESIDENT. after twenty years interval
Sild: the doctrine of home rule lies the
foundation of republican institutions and cam
not be too strongly insisted upon.
This devotion viii lead 10 resist strongly
az Impotence of constitutional limitations or
Federal power, and to check pcrSistcntly the
increasing tendency to extend the scope OF Fed
eral leSiSla ton into tho domain OF state and
local jurisdiction. upon the plea OF subscribing
the public welfare.
The preservation of the partitions between
proper subjects of Federal and local care and
regulation Is of such importance under the Con-
stitution. which is the law OF very cXis-
tence, that no consideration of eXpediency or
sentiment should tempt US to enter upon doubt
full ground STATE, RIGHTS
Richmond, Va. November s. 1915
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OpinionS NInr Differ.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir,-fOur editorial page this morning is
thrice mis- leading aud mischicvous 20 Wit:
Speaking of injunctions. when and where was
1T weapon that unquestonahly has been mis-
used IN the past?
Under Popular Reaction" etc. you say: This
discomfort the Republicans seized upon as a
valuable asset TO further their interests in the
campaign How about the struggle in Massa-
chusettS? Who attempted TO reach office there
by eXpoiting the evil forces of every discon-
tent? tuesdays reaction not pleasant nut
VIC Will get nowhere by assembling II TO the evil
OF our opponents, when the beam is in our own
eyes. " ~ "
Arbitrate the Coal Strike" What greater
ev!i can you do than by such cdItorial?
Truly. a fine support for broken contracts Can
not you realize that the sentiment OF your
readers and of the country Overwhelmingly
calls. first OF all, for return to work, and then
"rhitratton as TO wage scales. etc?
y FRIEND OF LABOR AND 4 DEMOCRAT
richmond, Va. November G. 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
K. N. C|lP|N IS CANDIDATE
FOR SPEAKER or HOUSE
Clarke aud Warren Representative
Announces Ills Candidacy for
High Honor.
VETERAN OFFICIALS RETIRE
Clerk and Deputy Clerk OF Corpora.
ton Court OF fredericksburg Re
sign on Account OF Ill Health anu
Advancing Years.
[spccIal DO Tho Tlmcn. nlan,lnl, ,

WINCHESTER. VA. Nov. T.-Snw
mat Kenneth n. Giipin. Democratic
resent Clarke and Warren Counties In
the Virginia House OF Delegates, Sy n
majority OF between i75 and 600 yotes
over charles n. Ford. OF Warren his
independent opponent, MIR, Glluin
stated today that he intends TO con
duct an active campaign In behalf or
his candidacy for Speaker of tho next
House OF Delegates. He said today
that during the past week number
OF additional pledges had been re-
ceivcd by him. and that he thought
over the House were improving stead
lily day BY day.
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DIcr in Wn,hlnEton.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Nov. 7.-News
has been received here Of the death at
her home in Washington of Mrs.
Maggie y. George. wife OF John j:
Fredericksburg. Mrs. George before
her marriage was Miss Rawlett. of this
couple moved from here 10 Washing
ton some years ago. Besides her nus
band Mrs. George leaves several chill
dren.
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Grand Jury IndIcts -Four.

grand jury Thursday afternoon return
ed four indictments "a result Of
tfi DAYS inXssttEntion OF charges ,g,,
bills against Dorothy DeBlont
Louise Wallace and Buraice Shipman,
for houses of i'll fame, and Burnicc
Shipman for selling liquor. The in
vesiigation grew out OF complai is
made TO Mayor Jester by colored resi-
dents In the red-light district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
A Sorry pInI.

SO many deeds yet to be done.
so many battles 10 he won.
Such urgent need for acts OF checr
IN making glad this earthly sphere
Room in his heart or soui or minI
For plant that Times n taing OF rue
Because, forsooth, hos naught to do?
John Kendricl Bangs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

If Victor Berger had been elected a member
of the Senate instead Of the House, his title
to his seat would have been confirmed and,
like La Toilette, he would have been Il
champion OF American isolation, ready at
all times to do Lodges bidding in refusing
to impose an unjust treaty upon poor,
prosecuted Germany"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

steamship. Faailka. vessel of i.iSa
gross tons, was wrecked last Thurs
gay on Nicobar Island. I'm the Bay or
whom 140 were women and children.
and tho crew wero rescued by the
American Shipping Board steamer
West Modus. - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

Strike Leader Lewis is in the wrong place
rs head of the miners organization He de-
clares that President Wilson is guilty OF
usurpaton OF authority in ordering the full
powers Of the government invoked TO estop
the miners from defying the law and bring
ing disaster upon the country. Lewis place
is in the Senate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
The Eycr-A,,dibIo

say. dyuh know I'm thinking about putting
IN these hoiseless typewriters? The click ana
hammer of loose machines is getting %, nv
nerves Whadda yuh think Of the noiselcss?"
On 'hsSfe all right star as that goes; but
they don't Kill noise"
MOI"
"of course not You can still hear the typlst
chewing her gum"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

quota nnS'1 of 1I 3 1Goo III, Tenn, Nov. IA
Baptist .s75,o0O,OOo camnair ner IN me
ns by thirty members OF "1 thn
r,9rt Davis. Texas. BAPTIST Church. Who t
sss nno ASKED * for $4,000 voted TO raise
S"o.uVo; " was announced at the cam.
paIsn headquarters this morninr oa'-
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senator Sherman.

senator Sherman boasts that he has nevar
prayed in his life.
Alright, Old Top; you'll get lot Of publicity
on that but what are you doing in Conrressq
Listen FOLKS: The who says he has
never prayed in his life is either a liar or
1901 And neither class will produce proper
Senator.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER $, 1913

Professor Maiorama, of Italy, announces
that he does not believe in Newton's theory
of the law of gravitation. If he will jump
from 4 1ive-story window, however, he will
find himself hitting tho ground just rs hard
as if he did believe in It.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
Relies on Maidstone.

DANVII-LE, VIZ, Nov. 7.-Ruth Tan
ner. the young child of Mr.. and Mrs
7. NJ. Tanner. recently bitten here by
Pasteut anti-rabic treatment, but is
relying upon the propensit'es OF mad
stone owned in the vicinity OF Ring
gold. The stone is owned by n man
named Powell, who declares that It is
constantly in dem2nd although ply
sicians discredit its mystic powers TO
ward off hydrophoba.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

Development OF existing cordial rela-
tions between France and America will be
strengthened by the action Of the French
government in taking measures to prevent
the extortion of money from American tour
lists. Not every American who makes Sight
seeing trip to that country has money Ito
throw at BIRDS French tradesmcn seem
to think.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

For sick man, President Wilson has dis
played wonderful vigor the past few DAYS in
imprcssing the country with true American
ideals and how to apply them in making
tue government function properly He has
defeated the boldcst attempt at class djcta-
ton ever before attempted in this country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

Late dispatches indicate that General
fudenitch. commander OF the anti-Bolshevist
forces attempting to take Petrograd, is fac
ing desperate situation, and unless relief
is quickly sent him, his campaign may end
diSaStrOuSly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

According to the pictures a woman in tho
new style OF clothes will look remarkably
like the kind Of discouraged and deribbed
umbrella usually founo in the reclamation
department of trolley car comnany
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

the wise banker looks well after his prin.
c'pai as matter of principle. and his interest
as matter OF interest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

With the extension OF suffrage to women
making steady gains the poodle dog is find
ing itself displaced by paror Bosheyists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

Bolshcvst problems develop so many
angles here that il looks as II the only way
TO work some OF them out will be by trig-
Bernometry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

How Many Rolls for Fifty Pounds?-About
now many somersaults must take every even
ing 10 reduce my weight fifty pounds?
MRS. RI
Answer i should estimate offhand about
600 haven't YOU confused just fun with eSer-
else? omersaul;s reduce nothing but grouches
blood pressure. swollen veins ana snch ihincs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
Rotnrinn, in Chnrre ~ C.Ichr,,t,

LYNCHBURG. Nov. 7..Arlnistico day
celebration here will be in charge sc
be given at the city auditorium nj
which Major. Arm!stead Dob!e. Univer-
sity OF Virginia. viii be the principal
sneaker. Major Dob.e will tell OF
conditions on the other side and Fred
Harper Will respond by telling men
who were overseas Of the war time
experiences Of the people ut home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
Breeder. Pledge LOYALTY

Shenandoah Valley Shorthorn Breed
ers Association. representing many OF
nc most substantial and progressive
farmers and cattle brecdefs OF Northern
Virginia, at banquet held at Hotel
Evans few nights ago. adopted reso-
iutions pledging loyalty to the govern
meni. The resolutions were presented
spcccl by William b Cornwell prcsi-
dent of the Winchester and Western
railroad, and Il brother OF Governor
Co-nwcll, OF West Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
Voice of the People

Letters must Give the and address of
the writer. will not be pubIished IL
writer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

n NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Nov. r
Iwonty-threc vessels, totaiinr more
t tind M $4,000 tonnage, continue to be
inability TO load bunker or cargo cn.I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
baptist. View mospitnl Site,

LfNCliBCRG. VA, Nov. THE
committee of the Baptist General AS
ISOLATION OF Virginia to recommend
location for the proposed 100000 hos
tists met here today and received
Lynchburg's offer OF n $4,000 bonus
and viewed three sites offered for the
hospital. DIR. Hugh Smith. of Bedford
chairman, after the conference at the
Chamber OF Commerce. said tie offer
elated the committee and that 1t would
be hard to find better site. Further
than mat he would not comment upon
the matter. Other members OF the
committee present were Or. j. l.. Nc
Cabc, of Martinsvillc. and DR.. a. E.
Conrad OF Lynchburg. The committee
ccive there a proposition for tae hos
pital. The only other place asking for
the hospital Is Bedford. The matter IL
TO be settled at the meeting OF the
general convention here next week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

TELEPHONES: Randolph I.
Private Branch Exchange
connecting with oil depart
ucnts.
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veteran OfncinIs Re,;,,

FREDERICkSBuR VA. Nov. T.
a. Il. Yates. who has been clerk OF the
corporation Court OF Frcdcricksburg
dered his resignation TO Judge John r.
GoolTick. or the court. Following this
action John Scott Berry resigned his
position as deputy clerk. Both OF
these gentlemen are advanced in years
and are retiring from this work on ac-
count Of Ill health and advancing age.
Mr. Berry has been connected with
the office longer than Mr.. Yates, hav-
ing served in the position OF deputy
clerk for nearly forty years He was
deputy under former clerks r. S.
Shew, Robert j.. Berry and Jas =.
Goblin. The resignation will not take
effect until November 10. Judge Cool
TICK will fill the appointments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

ADDRESS ALL CoNIMUNICA.
TIONS to Tho Times Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

day In tho ycns Mt 10 South Tenth
Va, by The Ttmes-Dispntch Pub
Charles l. uasbroOk. Editor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

BRANCH OFFICES: Wash
inEton. 1416 New York Ayo-
nue.; New York City. Fifth
Avenue Building; Chicago.
Pcople@ Gus Building,
philadelphia. Colonial Trust
Building
The Red Cloud chief., 1919-09-11
Farm Bureau Notes
STATE FAIR

The fore part Of the week was
spent at the State Fair. This was Ne
braska's greatest fair. All buildings
were filled with exhibits and COM
petition for prize money and ribbons
were hard fought for. In the cattle
and horse exhibits the number of an
imals was about the same as last
year, but Of a much better quality.
The swine exhibit had 5000 hogs as
compared to 2400 last year. The new
barn built last year was not large
enough and a tent was used to hold
the surplus.
In the new poultry building was
5000 birds as compared with 1900, the
previous high mark, and in the new
sheep barn was 500 sheep compared
to $50 head last year.
WEBSTER COUNTY EXHIBITORS
Live stock men from Webster
county showing at the State Fair
were ]. NJ. Steward & Sons of Red
Cloud with Shorthorn cattle, Clarence
Johnston of Red Cloud, Shorthorn
cattle, Alex Buschow of Blue Hill,
Red Polled cattle and VIM. Taber of
Inavale, Duroc Jersey hogs.
Webster county captured their
share of the ribbons and people in
the cmmunities that the above named
men represent should feel proud that
they have live stock men in their
communities that can go out and put
Webster county on the map of the
Live Stock Industry.
COMMUNITY MEETINGS
Mr.. Newton w. Gains, Assistant
County Agent Leader of Lincoln will
spend three days in the county as
follows: Wednesday night, Septem-
Der II, at Square Deal School house,
District No. 36, on Thursday, Septem-
Der 10, at Highland School, District
No. 40 and Friday night, September
10, at Indian Creek School house,
District No. IL. Keep these dates in
mind and plan to hear Mr.. Gaines
lecture on the Farm Home.
Mr.. Gaines will be at the High
Schools and will give short talks to
the High School students as follws;
on Wednesday, September II, Red
Cloud, 1:20 p. M, Cowles $3.50 p. m
on Thursday, September 1s, Blue Hill
1:20 p. m. and Bladen $3.50 p. M, or
Friday, September 10, Guide Rock
The Red Cloud chief., 1919-09-11

enable me to send you a copy. /
trust that the foregoing will be Of
value to you as an item of Informal
ton.
| will be very grateful TO you if
you will kindly cxtendthis Informal
ton to others who may be interested
in the various propositions, and
whose names and addresses I do not
have. The members Of Congress are
studying the various propositions in
the hope that ome general plan will
be ultimately adopted which will
harmonic with the best interests of
the soldiers and also the financial
condition of the National Treasury.
With compliments and best wishes,
| am,
Yours very truly,
w. f. ANDREWS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1919-09-11
August Weather Report

Temperature: Mean 76 deg maxi
mum lO4 on 3 and 12, minimum 4B deg.
on 3lst.
Precipitation: Total O.32 inches.
Number of dsys-Clear %, partly
cloudy 5, cloudy A..
Dates of Thunderstorms-1O, 10, 2sth.
Prevailing winds. e 12 days.
Rainfall since Ln. LIST, 2O.27 inches.
Chas. S. Ludlow, Observer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1919-09-11

Chris Hortness, Adjuster for the
Mutual Health aud Accident Associa
ton Of Omaha, was in the city the first
of the week looking after the business
interests of this company. The prin.
cipal object of his visit being to pay
$1,000 to Mrs. Eldredge, due her on the
policy Of her deceased husband. VIM
Kent is the local representative.