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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23
Increasing Of Weight Re-
duced to Scientific Ger
tainsy in Care Of Little
Patients ut Preventorium
at Pennington. n. J..

Economists have computed the value
of an average human being lie at
81 500. New York. although one Of the
healthiest cities in the world, has AGO.
700 children either infected with or
.ost of saving them, as demonstrated
x the Children's tuberculosis Proven
orium, Marmngdale, n. j., averages
$3.50 child. OF this the city pays
sl32, leaving the rest to the relatives
Of the children, or the friends of the
institution.
At Farmingdale the great thing is in
creasng the weight of the little pa
tents. Every child, predisposed by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23

wreaths of holly and gay rod satin
ribbons And on the eve Fields. IL
'ew minutes from the chatea1. the
management il having great ID
sleight run mile lorc constructed.
A. Ter Montreal here. too. may
American society enjoy itself as the
Winter Club in pfumond Srteet.
through the courtesy OF its members,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23

weakness to the plague, a heritage
from tuberculous father or mother,
or both is underweight. That is one
of the principal ymptoms Of the APP
proach OF the disease. And at Farm
inpdale. among the pines, increasing
weights has been reduced to such a
scientific certainty that 1t has been
placed on a - basis $50 pound
Every child leaving Farmngdale, after
a stay averaging four months. usual
ly weights seven pounds more than
Nncn tho treatment hnpaM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23
Prince of Wales Is
Voted ''Cood Fel!er''
At Sulphur Springs
Royal Visitor Takes Brief Rest
at Southern Resort; Enter
tains for Miss Miliicent Rog-
ers end Others

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w.
Va. Nov. 22.-Avery .ng conferred,
around the weekend visit of the Primo
Of Wales at thhe Greenbrier this wee
and the resort was en- fete for TIL
royal visit, even though. because
rhhe Princes expressed wish, ther>
vas no official touch to his visit. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23

into husky, normal children All the
eve beho.ds are a group of buildings
and dozens of children Of all SECS out
in the play yards, gardens or fields. OF
in class rooms, where for two hours
day they study to keep up with their
classes in the New York schools The
cost a child is $3.50 d y. OF this
the city pays s1.lo. This leaves 81 a
month. OF an average Of Sfs child.
to he paid by friends OF the institut on.
or about sSs5 for each pound gained.
Quickening OF Intelligence
One Of the first effects noted is "a
quickening Of intelligence. A gain in
amhiti IS another. Two hours in
class rooms have been found sufficient,
for the reason that the stimulus Of good
food, sound sleep. fresh air and sun
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
NALDRA FROM \. Y.
VISITS IN THE CITY

TaIE-a was 1e-e {. So friends u
s1orc me az. re ca-ne rom r..t-
-or~r- amp 81 Like -oon0sse.-
cor-ae. he has been or here 10~ Tie
pas w weeks with John 7 Cor-~-
aae Mss Lillian Cac-cv. whc nave
q wonderful camp u one II ne p,--r-
-ies- s1ors OF -t1e shore : ne .G54-
P11.,- for speed anc Du-.- 1o- beau
Is combination au-5 = 5sa. w.7n~
speed AnG 5eaU-v nor1 a-a a--s.~n u
:. DOES Seer -a-ae~ -21- IA ca III
Young fellow Ike TalG-a a beam
~ he IS ana he acts IS Z Re knew
=. by re ezr7~esEian d rs 1ace W.
y 2uhLc.
Ee is slender IF bone onG long HI.
1e-ane. Re = cEln. bu- 70 me as
Cree i G~!s-cc:ac,- -a,4le: 1..ar
e.1acia-lon- lis ~ e lorg. VINE
anc silk Sounds Ike q poet" Ee
ST : neither s 1e cat 0- A horse
Eead further, s=r-le -eade- 80 ne
answer
RE staps along VIII stride !..g~
wide a1G icf-v ilsr IS Il 10 say -c
ne pasEe-hv Or those VINO vii Mrc~r
sy nm. Stand aside and ier ne 0ass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07

for I Am uf the ruyal blond" Hin
ousloeSs-hes eusEy
Ills lungs must lie Ike twin szusREe
balloons alnng the inner silie of nls
-tnE, very CsE- the surface t0r his
ribs can be easily seen through h1s
outward covering Els lungs musr
r. that shape because ne IL SO slec-
Ga- and So feet OF 1nor
alc-n IS the son of PasEei Golun,
who cos, s-.5pb and Valan6-a VINO
resi- $500 Yes, Talc-a IL a Russian
vnEhouad. He captured prizes e.
New York dog shows and now Is bur
r1a wears olG. The Judges placed his
v:-,ue =, ss:.SD0. Nc wonder hes snob-
L-sh,
Al me months II age Talf-a Won
S--st prize tur pups and first prize
for 1Cnlpr dogs aT the New Fc-s
snrw. Ee has hsc-5 his friends -Alk-
ing aooU. rim and therefore he knows
IS JQst natural for TaiG-a T. De very
seGars and alouf
Ecna1lc and yet tragic are the
fac-s clustering around TalG-as an
ces--y and placing MS origin IT Z
maze II mysticism and charm. EUs-
sian wolf dogs are very scarce aa-
Until late years were the -avor-s
PETS Of the -cyaI-v. Queen Aiexar-
Ora first introduced the breed. wnict
IS a cy5rlc from The nla RusEia1
vplFhuu1c anG the Irish deernounG
The 0ic Russian wol+aoUnc was Then
ordered killed oE by rne command q.
-he queen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
FIFlELD BROS. & CO., Distributors
Augusta

her assistant Miss Grace Il Ea-
now If Washington. she spent the
summer Il travel abroad. During
bra-v she has made rrar- changes
and the library cas hourlsnad as
never before Among the new tea :
TIRES introduced by Miss Barr il
the chilE-en's Hour, held FOR the
past four wears II The winter months
II the Pierce school. owing % the
fact taa1 me library has no suitable
place for SuCn a gathering The
story hour was very popular and no
Gay vas TO colo ur stormy 10 keep
the children away During the war
MISS Barr mas frequently placed the
library Z the disposal OF commit
tees having war work, has dispiayes.
interesting data connected with the
stirring DAYS of these history making
times. and through ner efforts hun
areds Of books for the soldiers have
been collected. packed and shipped
70 Z. 5. camps and also overseas.
Under her direction the children Of
the CITY collected lii foil and fruit
piAe and the latest books On the war
both historical and fiction are % be
found on the shelves Of the library
Miss Barr Is a member Of severa.
literary clubs in Belfast and has
been for a number Of years a -eguia,
attendant at the annual sessions OF
me Maine Library Association, serv-
Ing last year as vice president She
succeeds Gerald G. Wilder. president
Of Bowdoin College library. as presi-
dent the first woman Il hold the
ef'ice, and her friends predict a most
successful year for the association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
WASHINGTON

XissiunR-y ". z. Overlook hae tuHt
returned from a trip in the Rangeiey
lakes region where ne was the guest
Of Sergeant Pau, Piiisbury Of the .e,h
Division who was the chum o. Charles
Srnrer Of North Union who was 50
well known IN this place and vas
killed IN action or July goth last year
Sergeant Pillshurv, engether with
three others Charles seDrer being one
Of me four went tn dislodse q machine
g1,n nest as they were sharpshnttefs
known in this late war m ''snippers''
and Sergeant P.Iisbury was the only
une of the .our who returned 20 tell
the ,Aie He crawis6 on his face and
eound ntE tnrse comrades afsar DIRK
and fo0E h4s chum had hsan shus ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07

TWO mach.ns gun bullets either N
which would have killed him ,nseanr..s
This Ia the FIRST news that mas
reached Srorers friends here u his
death except the meaeer news that ne
had been killed in action.
Miss LEiian C2nfpie and daughter
Cecil visited nj v. E Overlook .
Monday.
Missionary " E. Overlook vas in
East Benton. Warsrviile and Albrcn
Sunday " 8. Lensner accompanied
tim On rn.s TIP.
II. aaA Nh. T3uyd jnnao a China
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07

come pr, II Tie machinery IF us
car me car was al thai nrae or. u
.Gantrol. He adjusted the matter Wiz
Or Thompson, and The cou-- 6ls-
posed of the case by allowing ne re-
sponden- % So upon -Ae parle-- 81
costs. s. e..
One victim Of Some kind Of ir-ax-
icar- was before -ae municipal coU--
Friday morning, but the details n
the occasion which landed nm II
court were according . ms -ecolec-
Lion entirely Forgotten. Ee could not
tel what ne ha6 been drinking or
where ne goI IL any further than thai
ne had mel some friends. -nder ne
circumstances. as there appeared q
De more o. iess ruth = What me
man had - oEa- the court allowed
Eli 70 e upon the payment q costs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
AUTO CASE N COURT
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Ralph ST pnen Eays Costs <o- Go
i1g - Left O. Silent Hohcerrar"
-Eo.s nee Trac Gar Was W.
manageable a. Time. Giving =
E-cke7 Pan

\ Young mar named Ralph STU
71ea Vas oe.lre ne -742lc.pE. court
a nsiock F~idar afternoon fur
driving ms automobile 70 -ae le-- side
e The Silent Policeman y Market
square II corning rom Dick--7a:,
street down .rLn rne square and also
= running against another au-omo-
b!le II which vas Dr. II Z. -houp-
sou II t.,is c1-v, winch latter car
was damaged 70 sorne extent The
responder admitted ne ruth II the
charge. auG explained The -1lsi,ap ny
SAVING -Aat owing = ne breaking Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07

Several boys have signed Up for me
z. II. c. 4. hike which VIII ne en-
loved .oGay ID Lake CobbnsseecaI7f-
:. r,de- mo direction Of Physical Di-
-ecro- s. = Pitcher. The BOYS siiA''iC
ne a.. the ~ building rr - a n
as some win leave Oh the o'cioch
ELECTRIC car. Any boy II Augusta
urav q m the TIN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07

The headquarters Of the Augusta
Chaorsr Of the Fed Cross, Room s,
Augusta Trust CO. building. are opeH
.--rrn 10 5 P II. MONDAYS. Necnes-
cavs and Fridays. Yarn and knlr-inS
instructions are ready fnr cascrl0u-
rlon. also layerres for summer WorR'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07

Or James T Albion. pasror of ne
Congress Square cf1u~ct. Portland.
WI address, the Seniors II me Can
EiEn school II The graduation exe--
c;ees at s o'clock Thursday evening,
Inc %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07

Thomas ?. Murray IF Fairfield
Center was n recent risicDr q LIS
~s-v WIN M and Ms Theodore
1aves. IS G-aen street he mas JUst
returned from overseas where re Eas
been n active service for TWO Years,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07

" Garfield. who Is n tie Al
rusta General Hospital fer t-aa1-aer-
Of INJURIES received a few days as0
by a sal from a sraging.is reported 70
ne doing as well as could re eI-
rec-ac.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07

Mrs. Ida Dennis returned F~'icaT
f-nrn Sk0w aeEa1 where she had Deer,
visi-nc WIN her parents, Nj al1
Mrs. Z. 7. Green.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07

Miss Ethel Garside returned Fri
Gay from Skowheran where s-e hac
beer Visiting relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07

Public AUTO service day or n1gh'
Tel. 1872. A II. SSLN IL e
mRy9eoc1mos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
Saturday, June 7, 1919.
AUGUSTA LOCALS

I. E Chase Of Bluehiu was elsl-
ness caller Friday Il this ciry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07

W r Fahey Of Belfast was a VS.
i-,r F~lGav II -ris CRY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
LOCAL NOTICE

L0ET-TupaZ brooch. May l. De
tween "a Hospital St. and 5. Eastern
ar. or nea- entrance 70 Masonic
Temple Finder please ieaFe el-aef
--,aa,,. paws-d June7d11
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07

The Crescent Bench House, I'VE
miles out Of city OF Rockiand- open
for seasnr.. board By dav or week
only place on The Coast OF Maine tor
a good shore dinner Srnilea i've
lobster q specially. Good roads.
1une sc3r'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07

An absolute soc --ie -1.a-arree a.
fabric cRs.ngs means -cacn II Ford
car owners. ana -c1s IS WHIT F'ffei.s
Bros. CO ere offering on -neIr Nar-
walk Ford sizes. l. vi. ne waL 10r
al Ford owners ID inspect TITS Ire.
as :. means 4 great Saving They
also have 4 complete stock Of cne
la-rsr sizes n both fabric and cord
cas.ngs ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07

Miss Bar was born n Belfast and
e The daTsh-er IF Capt anc Mrs
Thomas Ear II Cedar s--ee-. After
beng graduated ION me Bel.asr
= 81, whe-e she prepared @nr col
age. = 1879 sne anterad Wei;esle-.
rom which she was graduated II
: SA9 VIII Tie der-ae of ) z. For 4
~ew Years she rapChc Lam n me
Belfast Hlgh ana II ga. became an
assistant II the Belfast F7ree Libra
- Z -9H- she was elected I.bra-l-
an a position winch SIZE srU oc-
cUrles. IL -90s. IN cor-lparv with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
+. L. H9~

Baig.aAs LAlns hs~s ~ rHr.ng
thair mother Mr1. AlA S00R
M 90 -. ~. = o~Wisak -.
Mr. and Ma. Juha L 1DWa4 g.
tended thu Da0eiss SuTss7y 0ose>n0
IT Je6efsBa fuaD1Ay-
Miss l1Ary J0nss 81 AooA -
visiting hsr SArs1ts Ar. 90 -
James W Jsuas for . To- anvs
Jack c1upiaoan1 . - ~ 60
piaEaaa iaR n3Unt-"
.srs II 4 ~vnR - -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07

Z. Locke suggests strawberries ana
Aboor- 5 heG-y cream -1r SLcGR r
dinner an1 or Sa-urC2v rIg2: caEa1
beans and brown bread and s0r---
tine during ne week ~ thar seuT
rolls or sponge caks-A1v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
SHOP NOTES

The trade mark Of ne Wizard
Storage Battery IL more tar
means Of Identification / is a
promise. d pledge 81 good 1aI1h from
& company maj fully -eaLzes naw
vital Il rs permanent success Is -he
continued confidence and good WI. Of
the car Cvuer When v0u aEy q
ba--e--v WITH the Willard trade mark
you are guaranteed me best CT serv-
ice a, as snaI cas; as Is cocsis,
ar VIII he upkeep Of tne ca. N.
? Wlg.- IS me local agent fo- TIA
"A Hard S-0-aEe Esa--e-y adv
Evening journal., 1919-11-07
TALK To ENGINEERS
OY POWDER MAKING
specIal 10 The Evenlng journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Nov. Tho annual masked
parade Of the Delaware College Fresh
men viii be held Friday night OF next
week instead OF tonight, as announced
yesterday by mistake.
The family OF r. A. Whlttingham will
move to Delaware City for The winter.
Because OF this fact Richard a. Whit
ingham has resigned as post command
II Of the local post American Lesion.
Members OF the order OF Heptasophs
will attend services at the Newark NJ. z.
Church Sunday morning.
f. C. Symmes OF the Hercules Pow
Ter Company, addressed a joint meet
ng Of the Engineering Society and the
Wolf Chemical Club Of Delaware Col
lege last night on "The Manufacture Of
Dynamite"
Guarantors o. the Newark Chatauqua
or this year have organized by electing
ne following officers: Frank Collins
chairman; George L. Medill, vice
chairman; L. X. Bowen, treasurer, and
w. II. Evans, secretary.
Evening journal., 1919-11-07
Y. NJ. II. A. NOTES

On Sunday evening. a musicale Will
be given I'm the Y. NJ. II. A auditorium.
This affair will be for members only.
No admission will be allowed without
card.
In the parlor room the children will
have another one Of the big nights and
Will be admitted by membership cards
only or by passes which can be secured
from the secretary. DR.. Louis d..
Gluckmsn will speak on the Care OF
Teeth"
The Maccabee Club VIII do the enter
tanning. Special music will be furnish
ed for the occasion.
The regular weekly dance will be
held on Wednesday evening. at sA5
o'clock. The class for beginners will
be held at 7.i5 10 s.i5 o'clock.
Your Red Cross membership means
more than 81. 10 means YOU.
Evening journal., 1919-11-07
MilIer's Antiseptic OIL, Known as
Snake Oil
Has Brought Relief to Thousands
Sufferers.

And what Il has done for others. Il will
do for you. Don't continue TO suffer with
rheumatism, neuralgia, stih and sore mus,
kindred aches and pains. Ask your drug
gist for a bottle Of Miller's Antiseptic OH
known as Snake OLD, use according 20
directions and know what II means 20 be
free Of pain.
Afiller's Antiseptlc OIL known as Snake
ON is powerful and penetrating yet Will
not harm the most delicate skin. In zoe,
GOc and Si.OO bottles. Ask for and insist
upon the genuine Miller,s Antiseptic OH
known as Snake OH. Your money back
II Il doesn't do what we claim. For sale
by Eckerd's Cut Rate Medicine store.
Evening journal., 1919-11-07
MEETING An OH cENTRE.

\ special meeting for divine worship
under the care OF Wilmington Friends
OF both branches. will be held In Old
Centre Meeting House. near Centre
vile, at o'clock on sunday afternoon.
The committee In charge extends a cor
dlal invitation 70 the public 10 be pres
ent Automobiles will leave Delaware
avenue and Washington street at 230
clock for the accommodation OF those
wishing to go out from the city.
Evening journal., 1919-11-07
CONyICTED SLAYER APPEALS.

PENNSGRONE. y. j.. Nov. 7.-Antonio
Saldinio. convicted last April for the
killing Of Antonio Ignolia and given a
minimum sentence Of six years In the
state prison by Judge Waddlnglon. in
the Salem county court. has filed an
appeal 4 number of exceptions are
taken TO the conviction. The appeal
also seeks Saldlni0 released on bail.
Evening journal., 1919-11-07
ROY KILLED AIDING FRIEND

CHESTER, Pa, Nov. Paul Barber,
IeTen years old. son Of Frank C. Barber
of No. 220 East Fourteenth street, was
killed yesterday by an auto-truck while
ioing a kindness for a playmate. The
boys, pupils at st. Mchaers School,
Nere going home when the hat OF young
street and Barber went after it. The
truck, driven by Harry Ovenstein,
struck and instantly killed him. oven
stein was arrested and held for a hear
ng.
Evening journal., 1919-11-07

Are you a good neighbor? II you are
join the Red Cross.
Evening journal., 1919-11-07

Your Red Cross membership means
more than 81. 10 means YOU.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
MECHANICAL SURVEY BOARD
WILL MEET FEBRUARY 5
Ne" Stnt~ Organization viii Man Ont
Program for Visiting
Institutions.

The Governors Board Of Mechanical
survey viii hold its first meeting, ut
me can OF Governor Davis In the cy
tcutivc Office az the Capitol n; I'M
O'Clock on The morning Of February =
10 map out plans for their work in
visiting state institutions
rms board was appointed by Cover
nor Davis for the purpose of inspect
Ing Inc various plants installed in
stare institutions, as 20 their condi
tion ana efficiency. and Of Submittinr
a report With reference TO the mattel
10 me Governor who. II he deems
I' "per VII make suggestions for
chhhScs TO The next Legislature.
IL IS composed Of the following men.
~! "i whom arc distinguished civil
and mechanical engineers:
Edward j, Willis. OF Richmond.
,,hArles ltanc ick, OF the University OF
NirG!nia: Colonel j. s. "a Iohnson. OF
ne Virginia Polytechnic Institute: i
piCkerinan, connected with the
S-a;c Corporation Commission. and d.
-. humphreys, OF Washington and Lee
tni"crsit!.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
NEW REVENUE BILL HITS
MOVIES SERIOUS BLOW
Richmond Houses Circulating Petition
to- Eliminate Added Film
Tux.

Jake Wells. president of the Ameri-
can Exhibitors Association Of Virginia,
has received telegram from the
executive committee OF the National
Association of Motion Picture Indus
tries, calling attention to the proposed
revenue tax of per cent on all films
produced in this country, which pro-
posed tax, the association believes, will
result in thousands of small exhibitors
all over the country being forced to
close their doors.
Richmond will be hard hit saws MIR
wells especially tho smaller picture
houses. should Congress enact the leg
isiation now suggested, and deter
mined effort is being made by motion
picture interests all over the country
10 have this tax removed from \thc
new revenue bill. An additional Dlrn
tax, says Mr.. Wells. will almost double
the cost OF pictures I o the exhibitor and
VIII, he declares. result in an additional
cost to the picture devotec to whom
the added burden will finally fall
Thousands OF signatures have been
signed to petitions being distributed
by Virginia exhibitors asking Congress
70 remove the added tax. All of the
Richmond picture theatcrs are now
asking their patrons to aid them in
holding down the admission cost To-
theaters. il is pointed out by the
picture people that Congress has; nj
ready eliminated the rich opera patron
from paying the 20 per cent admission
tax and the patrons of picture houses
arc seeking like relief
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
Muzzles Must Be
Provided for Dogs
Neao Baggage Rules Will
BE Pet Into Effect
on February [.

After Saturday, February /. rail
roads Will not carry dogs as baggage
unless they are properly muZzled.
HercafS,r. hunters and others who are
III the habit OF carrying their dogs
with them when they travel will have
TO observe the new regulations
The new regulation. in full. provides
that dogs Will be transported I'm bag
gage service under q revenue check
ana charge made at excess baggage
rate Tor gross weight, when accom-
panied ny passenger. The dogs must
De property muzHled and provided with
harness. on chain or other strong
leash, or in substantial crates
The minimum charge for each dog
on leash will be the same as for 100
pounds OF excess weight baggage. and
the minimum charge for each dog in
a crate will be the same as for tjftv
pounds of EXCESS weight baggage. The
limit of value placed on dogs carried
as baggage is S25. Animals intended
TOR other persons or for sale will not
be transported in baggage cars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
FEDERAL INVESTIGATORS
NEAR END OF WORK
Report Soon 20 Bc Made on High Cost
OF Living in Rich
q. 7if.l fROnd.

Sss,Miss Laura Howell. In charge OF the
stan of Investigators OF the United
states Bureau Of statistics. preparinl.
n report on the cost Of living in Rich
mond, stated that the wori of her
Stnn would bc completed a week from
So-d day.
81 Miss Howell declared that the people
of Richmond had given the fullest CO.
operation. and had assisted the invcs-
.hgatorS III so many Ways that their
stay here had been rendered most
pleasant and their work Facilitated
NJ sReprcsentativc families OF All classes
have heen gathered showing wages
received and the expenses of these
families. From these facts a rcport
NIL be made 30 the Bureau Of Sta
giistics. and upon The basis OF this re-
port the Department OF Labor vii!
recommend certain wage scales The
Facts and figures gathered viii rot be
made public here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
ASK FOR P.-O. KICKS
Isostmastcr Sends Letter 10 Richmond
ORGANIZATIONS, Asking for EA-
.ssS preston Mall service

Al the direction OF the Pos,-O0ce
department at Washington. Postmas-
Ter Thornton recently sent gu: :. let
ter TO Richmond organizations and
other large patrons OF the local most
office, asking them to give q frank
Repression OF their opinion as. TO tn.
way in which the post Office here was
being conducted. Many replies have
been received. ana all declare that
the service could noi be improved il
being satisfactory IN every respect
Among the organizations thus express
Ing themselves were the Business
Mems Club. the Chamber Of Commerce,
ethe Travellers Protective Association
Stlle Richmond Clearing iIousc Assocla
.4iGnS>apd the Richmond Real Estate