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New Britain herald., 1919-08-01
,tSs697.42 TAXES
 COLLECTED IN JULY
K Collector BernadOtte LOOmis Warns Delinquents They Must
 Pay 9 Per Cent. Increase.

A report issued by Tax Collector &ernadotte Loomis indicates that $64 ,173.72 was collected in taxes .uring the past month. This amount $55, 476.3O in excess of the sum pllected during the corresponding honth of last year.
 The tax collectors office in City hall as open until 9 o'clock last evening md taxes poured in until the very Pst minute. Those who failed to pay Relr taxes yesterday will now be |harged an increase of per cent.
 The collections for July, 1919, and luly. 1918, are as follows:
 1919-Takes, $S51, ,729.O5; sewers, '5, o05.93; street Improvements, 'i'0o9.S7; street sprinkling, $7.279.37. Total, 64,173.72.
 191S-Taxes, $796,OS9.13; sewers, 'S,92o.86; street Improvements, p1,6o2.71; street sprinkling, $7,O34.72. Total, $S08,69742.
 Gain for 1919, $55.476.3o.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01
NO POLICY ANNOUNCED.
Plans for Lyceum Theater This Fall
 Not Given Out as Yet.

Manager John J. Glackin, of the Lyceum theater, this morning stated that no announcement of the policy of the theater for the fall has yet been made by George c. Levitt. MT
 GIackin added, however, that Mr.
 Levitt will try to give his patrons the form of entertainme they want.
 At the conclusion of the present season of stock, the Lyceum will be closed for a few weeks to make alter ations. The house will be repainted and the decorations changed. MT. Levitt will return to New Britain within ten days and make known his plans at that time, MT. Glackin said.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01

@dred Torell will leave tomorrow for Providence k. l., on an automobile trip.
 w. R. Fletcher, assistant purchas- ing agent at the Stanley Works starts on his annual vacation tomorrow.
 Miss Jennie kallgren begins her annual vacation of two weeks dura- ton tomorrow
 Michael D. Meskill is soJourning at Nantasllet Bea ch, Boston.
 William Kerin leaves the city to- morrow on a two weeks vacation.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01
VACATION TURNS TO GRIEF.

The vacation of Mrs. William Baigle, of FairveW street, which was being spent in Canada was turned into one of sadness when her sister Mrs Thomas Wheaton, died at her home in New Brunswick. Word of the death of Mrs. Wheaton was re- ceiVed in this city today.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01

Mrs. Dugald McMillan and family return today from Madison where they spent the month of July.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01
PERSONALS.

Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Barker leave Monday for Old Orchard, Me, where they will spend several weeks.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01

Miss Sh9rSSsss' Weinberg, cashier at Fox's theater, is taking her annual two weeks vacation.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01

Thomas Hogan, of East Main street, left this morning for Boston, where he will spend the ensuing two weeks with relatives.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01

The Misses Ellen and Ester Brandt Kathleen Crowley of East Main street and Miss Hazel B. Farrell of Shelton will leave Sunday for Nantasket Beach, Boston, to spend the month of August.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01

MT. and Mrs. John A. Andrews and daughters Mss Irene and Miss Ruby, left today for Camp I<inipic, Maine, to visit John Andrews, Jr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04

For closed cat. raf 81 Malone
Taxi stand al GriinshawA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04
DRINK A GLASS
OF REAL HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
Says We Will bosh lock and feel
clean. sweet and frssh
and avoid lllnese

sanitary science has 81 late made
rapid strides with results that are OF
untold hlrssinN "a humanity. The lat
est application ~ 10 untirinr research
h the recommendation that u IL -
necessary 10 att,na 10 Internal santa
ton of tho drainage system of tho
human body ~ " ~ 20 the drains Of
the house
Those Of ~ who are accustomed to
feel duii and heavy when We arise.
splitting headache. stuffy from . cold,
foul tongue. nasty breath, acid stom-
ach. can. instead. feel az fresh as a
daisy by openiug the slulces % TIE
system each morning and fluHhine out
the whole 81 the Internal poisonous
staEnant matter.
Everyone. whether ailins. sick or
well. should, each morning before
breakfast drink q glass " real hot
water with "a ieaspoonful OF limestone
phosphate ~ u 90 wash from the
stomach. liver and bowels n previous
DAYS indiEestibie waste sour bile ard
POISONOUS toxins. thus cleansing
sweeiening and purifying the entire
ahmentary canal before puttinE more
food into the stomach The action Of
hot Sater and limestone phosphate on
an empty stomach 10 wonderfully In
MIGRATING u cleans out all tho sour
lamentations gases. waste and acid
ly and gives one a splendid appetite
fnf breakfast while you are enjoy
lnr Your breakfast the phosphatcd
hot water TO- quietly extracting a large
volume nf water from the blood and
getting ready for a thorough flushing
~ 100 the inside organs
Tho millions % people whn IRE
bothered with constipation. bilious
spells. stomach trouble. rheumatic
stiffness others whn have sallpN
skins flood disorders and sickly cons
nirxlons are urged 90 set a quarter
pound ~ limestone phosphate from
she drug store This viii cos' vcr.
little but d. sufficient tn make anyone
d pronounced crank ON Tho subject %
Internal sanitation
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-11
EWooJ 81 NooI
PARK MA VYCH. 14O ULIC.

Parkovni reditel Floyd +
Waite zasazuje Sc ma radnic
aby m6sto zaridilo V okoli w
chodnl 140. uice a Lake Shorc
boulevardu novy park. V nj
3tech tech zbuduje m6sto star
ci ma niCeni odpadku a po de
stavb6 stanice zbyde mu jest
pozemek so akru zabirajlci
Waite jest Judlz pro to, abb
zbyvajicl poZemek premen6r
byl V park, ktery by obsahovaI
lez n6kolik. hristi. Stanice na
spalovani mestskych odpadkl
ma vych. 140 ul. bude porize-
ma nakladem 81, 100000, kde2
to zafizcnl navrhovaneho no
v6ho parku V East End stale
by m6sto asi $4,000. WaitGl
navrh ae naSi administered "a
ml0uva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-11
UMRTl POLICEJNlHO PO-
RUClKA.

We SVEN dome Gislo 1922
Nottingham Ave. zemfel wee
ra po delSim utrpeni policeji /
poruGik Charles II. Frarry, po
vazovany sv6ho casu "a nejod
vdzn6jsiho straznIka V m6st6.
Frarry vyznamenal Sc ZvlaSte
roku 1908, kdy svedl zapas $
ctyflistkem banditu ma Canal
Road, kde tito cht6li vyplenit
pokladnu V kter6s tovarn6. Ia
dotycneho boje byl Frarry ne
kolikrate lehce postrelen, pres
to vsak dovedl bandity od-
zbrojit a zajmouti. Podobnyc2l
prikladG neohrozenosti pc
skytl n6kolik a proto byl roku
1911 ma poruGika povysen.
Tyz churavel Sest let a skon2l
We v6ku padesati roku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-11
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BULHARI ZAVADf NUCE-
NOU SLUZBU PRO VEREJ-
NE PRACE MA MiSTO VO-
JENSKE SLUZBY.

Praha, 10. prosince 1919
Bulharska ministerska rada
dala podn6t Ike zpracovani o.
snowy zakona tykajiciho Sc nu
Gene prace V Bulharsku. Tato
originelni osnova vzbudila po-
zornost cel6 zem6, zvlaSt6 zen
skeho pohlaVi. Do hlaVnich ry
su tohO zakona mladez oboii
no pohlavi jest povinna praco
Vati Zadarmo prosp6ch statu
cd 6 m6sicu az do 2 let. Pravi
define odvody provede odbor-
ma komise, stanovena minister
stvem prace. ZproSt6ny budou
od teto sluzby pouze osoby, tr
plcl vaznou chOrobou. Odvede
nj jinoSi a divky podl6haji jed
notnemu kazenskemu Tadu. il
noSi budou stridav6 umist6ni
V kasarnach, ktere budou k di
sposici nasledkem zruSeni per
manentniho voj3ka. Divky bu
dou umisteny We Skolach a V
klaSlerech. Take jinosi jakoz i
divky budou nositi stejnokroj
a budou stravOvani re spoleG-
ne kuchyne. VzdaloVanl Sc 2
kasaren bude pokladano "a de
serci a potrestano v6zenlm. Ia
ke jakekoliv pfekroGenl ka-
zehskeho fadu bude pri3ne tre
stano.
Jinosi zamozni budou slou-
zit 2 leta, chudSi / rok. Bude
jich pouzito k vefejnym pra-
cim staveni silnic, zeleznicnich
drah, k asanaci mocalovitych
terGnu, Ike staveni mostu, k "a
lesneni hor atd.
Zeny zamozn6 budou slouzi
ii rok, chud6 se3t mesfcu. Bu-
de jich pouzito k lehci praci:
tovarnach We statnich usta-
vech.
Tato osnova byla sestavena
We svych hlavnfch rysech mi
nisterskym predsedou A. Siam
bulinskym; byla jiz postoupe-
ma odborne komisi k doplneni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-11
KOLCAk. OPUSTEN TEZ
POLAkY "A RUMUNY.
Prislusnici dvou dalsich naro-
d1 ma Sibiri odpadli cd dikta-
tora tahnou k vychodu.

Washington, 10. pros. = Ru
mum a Polaci ma Sibiri odtahli
bitevni linie proti bolsevi-
kdm a odepreli bojovati dale
"a KolCakovu vladu, nasled-
KEN stanoviska Koltakovy via
dy k disposici byvalymi cast
mi stare Rusk6 rise, jez jsou
nynf vteleny do Polska a Ru-
munska. Delegace rumun-
skych a polskych sill dotazova
ly Sc nedavno admirala Kolca
ka, jake jest jeho stanovisko k
Ruskemu Polsku Besarabii.
Pravi Sc, ze admiral Kolcak Cd
pov6d6l, re zamysli nejdrlve
obnoviti territorialne cele Rus
ko, jako bylo pred valkou po
tom teprve svolati ustavodar-
ne shromazd6ni, ably rozhodlo
0 techto uzemich. Vojaci u de
legaci poukazali ma to, za V
tom pripad6 obyvatele celeho
Ruska rozhodovali by 0 Bessa-
rabbi Ruskem Polsku a prin-
clip sebeurceni nebyl by dodr-
zan.
Nasledujiciho dne vSichni
polsti a rumunstf vojaci byli
odvolani bitevni fronty V "a
padni Sibiri. Cechoslovaci ode
pfeli jiz drive bojovati dale
"a Kolcakovou vladu, sucinivSe
tax vsak vyssich duvodH mo-
ralnich. Pravi Sc, re odchod
polskych a rumunskych vo-
jaku pTisp6l velikou m6rou k
nutnosti Kolcakovy vlady, wy
hIidili Omsk a pfestehovati Sc
do Irkutska, ma pGl cesty do
Vladivostoku. Vojaci zmin6-
nych trech narodnosti zabyva
j Sc sic dosud strezenfm trans
sibirske drahy, ale jsou st6ho-
vani do Vladivostoku tax rapid
ne, jak ie to jen mozno, "a L.
Celem repatriace. Americky
Cerveny Kriz zasobuie je Sat
stvem, potravinami leky. Bez
pomoci techto ciz1ch Mvlfl jest
brzke shroucenf cele KolGako-
wy kampane neodvratne a brz.
ke, jak Sc zde soudi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-11
VANOCNf ZBOZi

v striznich obchodech "u
Koudeln", ABS Broadway a
1888 Warner Rd., jest prvo-
tridniho druhu, zrovna tax
jako vsechno ostatni zbozi a
ceny jsou mirnejSi, nez byly
" loni pred lonim.
Casnym nakupem ziskate
rychlou obsluhu plny W.
Der, &C nase zasoby jsou sko-
70 nevySerpatelny, takze Sc
i pozdnim zakaznikGm do
stane hojneho vyberu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-11
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VUDCE FAVIRU ZATCEN

Springfield, H., 10. pros.
Frank harrington, president
hornickG organisace V ILL.,, byl
zde zatCen vGera veGer spolko-
wynn marsalem Dalmanem, jsa
obvin6n z opovrhOVanl SOU
dem poru$enim soudni ZapoVe
di spolkOveho soudce Anderso
ma vzhledem k uheln6 stavce.
Spolkovy komisaf Harvey
Culp stanovil Faringtonovu "a
ruku Ma 10000 dolaru. Jeho
pravnici oznamili, re pozadaii
"a rozkaz habeas corpus k
ZajiSt6ni jeho propust6ni. Pra
vnlci odjeli vCera pozd6 veCer
do Bloomington, H., kde po-
dali zadosJ distrikt. soudci
Mitzhenrymu jeho dOmOv6.
Soudce Fitzhenry Vydal roz-
kaz habeas corpus pro Earring
tona Y / :45 ranO. Predpokla-
da Sc, ze nedavn6 intervieWy
novinaru $ Farringtonem tvofi
Zaklad zaloby, protoze bylo o.
Znameno, lie zpravodajoVe bu
dou predvolani jako sv6dci do
indianapolis. Harrington ode
prel Sc pokusiti 0 sehnani "a
ruky. Harrington pravil vGera,
ze nedava velik6 viry poy6-
stem o brzkem dorozumGni
mezi stavkari a uhlobarony V
Ohiu a zap. Pennsylvania. Pra-
vii vsak, ze kdyby k takov6mu
dorozum&ni doSIo, hornici V IL
linois uzavfeli by dohodu "a
sLejnych podminek. Nenf vSak
ami dost malo praVd6podobno,
ze by hornlci V t6chto dvou
statech porusili 1mluvu, ucin6
nou V Clevelandu.
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USPOR
NYNil ZNAlAKAMl pon1a.
hate nejen move a stare Via
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-16

The wu~4d waits ss patiently Az
may be for the outcome OF the at
srmp< to fly from Newfoundland to
ry~ian6 IN machines net designed for
ssA-eosng nights. that rs. not "ea~
planes
How daring s TIRE effort nsa~s he
>rsxed Try reea 9fng ehas uo aviator
49, ~st made A. non-wtep fight cf
half ths ds~tan-re that 0sesse men
mrss ry Il tAey are to succeed. for
= h a fun 1000 miles between the
80 soc~~< Any accident during me
Asxhr that rrssAa& g descent ura~c'sd~
skas will mean the moyt sersour per
~ to the men who are waiting for
- chance TO get away.
Whfln no obligation rests upon
~xyh~r az the rival teams 10 make the
Tart. there = not tn" slightest
nruAt thai 10th 9Th tahs the air Mt
tho farss opportune nlornent, for the
.r4yft Of com petition is keen. Blow
Asrh ar blow low. sunshine oF fag.
fa4Ars will be two tfeInpts &c cross
"a Atlantic. leaving The gah and
tA~ UetreI behind. "a the history or
neronantics there mas been nothing
u.ore desperate than the decision that
Hawke and Grieve made 20 sacrtflce
t1,aiY directtouAl wireless equipne at
~..A Anon their ur6ercsrriage for the
nake of speed II wan as If they wer~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-16

Doctors arc now in pursuit Of the
peclfic germ of Iethargic encepha
ils. and we hope they have better
uck than they did in their quest for
he influenza bug. It's a great game
4 YOU don't weaken Omaha Bee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-16
FLYING ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.

willing to embark on an ur~sha.rtsrSed
sea and reach Europe or dfe TN the
attrmpt Relying upon com pass ard
se.xtant that is to say without corn -
municasfng by wireless with vessels
al 81 distance, they cannot be sure
of tssvar course. They wa carry a
wireless equipment, IL 10 true, but OF
a rfnsfteA range- and IN the @went Of
mot oerntng aoxoea ships almost IN
their path navigation viii ne dubious.
especially in thick weather
As a matt~w of fact, Lieutenant
Commander Grieve may Dot know
or where II VIII come down Should
a descent into the sea he necessary
only AN empty tank would keep
them mp. and the tank could not sse
ernptsed IN An emergency without
rtsking an explosion Both the Sop
with and Martinique teams have les
sened their chances OF success and
greatly increased the danger Of the
undertaking by rushing prepara 10
to get away. II the Atlantic pae~t-
is practicable with oirpianes. cas- dis
ttnguished from seapianes. which
float as well as n.y. 1t may be a sober
and leisurely candidate who will 10
the trick In triumph In q halcyon
sine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-16


'''>
10 subscribe 10 loan ~ 'ei wan
war has been won, and the 0ono 'SS"7
70 tse offered April y is rot mere "
The -nfth" loan. It Is The victory
10 ana .bat er4ehcs he tob.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-16

Their are one or two things about
orr war debt which We might as veil
look scuarely IN the eve.
10 begin with. WE authorized the
RMS. we owe tho money. snd IT'S got
to be paid
Moreover, 't's gotne to " paid
TO arht the war took money; 70
win. stfn more money and We rad
70 win
We wr~- ready to night as hong as
necesxarv. We were ready 70 sub-
scribe TO loan after losn--ss many as
might be needed. We we're willing
to gtve~-~to eacr4tce without stint We
had 10 win-at all costs.
OF course we knew that the wa
would end sorne time, but no man
nD~w wnnsa- Therefore to make the
war as farcr4 az possible we prepared
for n struggle Of indefinite length- II
was necessary to plan in advance
and We rrspared on a stupendo1s
sczlA
T-rtx meant. OF necessity, that no
matter when the fighting stopped
yfsare would he hT1ls unpaid. The fact
r1,at the war ended sooner than any
enc expected does not relieve us M
the obligation to pay the eiils. In
deed. II should make us all the more
wtrling. fer II the struggle had con
tx,sued twelve months longer our debt
would have been thirty-stx billion
Aar,nr~ r,r~~ than n now is Ard the
ton uf dead world have been fright
fnA
But w~ arc mot natng ssssrsSd TO
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-16
A L1,ENBY-ALLAH-NABT
cf'ire Landmark. London

A friend in Boston has sent me a
charming circuar which he has dis
Iiputed In various parts Of the
united States. concerning General Al
lenny's entry into the holy CITY OF
jerusalem. Those who missed the
original proclamation may therefore
lie interested. No event in the war
made greater appeal TO the imarf-
nation than the fact that General Al
Jenny should modcstly enter Jerusa-
lem on foot. The proclamation is
sued at the time Of the entrance Of
the victorious British and allied arm
les into Jerusalem was printed in
seven languages, Here it ia:
Lest any of you DO alarmed by
reason of your experience at the
hands Of the enemy who has re
tired. l hereby inform YOU that
II Us my desire that every person
should pursue his lawful business
without fear of interruption Fur
TN rmore, since your city Is re-
Rarded with affection by the ad
hcrents of three Of the great re
Hgtons Of mankind, and it's soil has
peen consccrated by the prayers
ana pIgrimages of multitudes of
devout people OF these three rolf
glcnS for many centuries. there
every sacred building, monument.
holy spot. shrine. traditional site.
endowment pious bequest or Gus
totnAry place of prayer of what
&"eVer form of the three religions
VIII be maintained according to
the existing customs and beliefs
OF those to whose faith they are
sacred,
40 carefully and reeerently did he
safeguard the interest of the people
that legend soon grew up abou,
MN among the Arabs. They discov-
cred that General AlIenby's name was
com bination OF the two words allah
NAbi, meaning God and prophet. and
they therefore regarded his conquest
OF Jerusalem as inspired CuriousIy
enough, for many generations the
Arabs and other near by tribes cher
lshed a prophecy that He who shall
save Jerusalem and exalt her among
the nations win enter the city on
foot, and .his name win be Cod. the
prOphef -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-16

The announcement that teiepto ne
,~4r. are to be pushed sharply up
ward. beginning May j, came ar "a
shock to thousands who had become
ACCUSTOMED 10 the thought tha& here,
Il least. was one commodity not dis
turbed by The general rise IN prices
ID the last two years
At hrst blush. the tendency was
sto denounce the whole proceeding as
Axteing from government operation
The company however. distinctly as-
scr,s that the increase R,as inevitable
LAST summer petition had heep pre-
sbsrcd for presentation 10 The stare
Evaporation commission asking t3r
- increase. Government a-ssun,o-
tion OF control Of The lines eauseA "a
ps,st ponement Government operstiol
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-16
BODY or DISAPPEARED MAN
FOUND ON ISLAND IN RT.-r,I

Monterey April 15.-~Tnterest in a
West Virginia tragedy with which the
name OF Highland negro was assoc
eIated, has been revived bv the find
ing Of the dead body OF Baseor Me
ran the victim. on 4 little island near
N" village Of F1ss. on tho Greenhrlar
river, last Monday
II seems that McFar disappeared
ABOUT Christmas coming from one Of
ne iufnofr camps with a chum and
IRA" ing MS money at Cass. and leaving
I MS haHgaee at the station He was
ffeNeT seen alive afterward. though his
''i3S R''E" disappeared from the depot
The NAH carrier between Monterey
an" t'ar1own says that n colored man
oy me name OF Sam Sprlrgs a ma
tive of Highland. and who lived when
/ a boy IN the Min Gap community
ana " white man were last seen with
MFFaH and were arrested and hold
+ LOT something like q month in the
Msrlinton jan. Meantime no trace If
/ the missing man could he found and
negro woman testifying that she
/ had SNen him two weeks after his dis
apP"arance. naming Flkins as tho
pace the two men were released ana
MOI hlhr more was heard Of the case
iahove
man living on the Il,tIo island
was attra cfed to the nlacc bv his dos-
gong there at intervals He followed
MIN and found the body. partially
covered by logs. rocks and laurel His
race ana hands were eaten away hut
otnerwlse the body was in a good
STATE OF preservation An INQUEST wa {
heid at CaSH Wednesday. but no marks
o. violence being present il was ad-
JpuThen 70 tho county~soat, 20 await
ton t'''
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-16

demo Migrated, 1t is declared. THAI no
telephone company In Virginia re-
cetves al prese Mt prlces enough returns
from rentals 10 pay interest charges
and any sort OF returns on invested
capital
Rates have stood at the same
level, we are assured. for seven teen
years in spite of constantly growing
costs. Tire difficulty was met for a
long time by we'll considered econo-
mics and greater efficiency of opera
ton, but the time Arrived, at the
outbreak Of the war. when this
could no longer he done
We are not informed in detail 1T
ho precise figures on which the in
crease rs based. Doubtless khe proper
authorities win give them thorough
>erutiny.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-16
VIRGINIA WHEAT IS
IN RARE CONDITION

The condition Of wheat in Virginia
iii. .xrentfonal bA41,a. higher imam at the
5prinnin. Of the winter An April !
average Of uinetv-SeHen is reported for
he state against ulnetv-three last
ear eiehtV-luree in 1915 and q ten
$tar average Of ninety None Of the
seven districts renort u lower figure
t.an ninety four The southwest dis
t!.ct shows a fuu normal and every dis
trict Shows sections or groups OF coun-
ties wIth eoud tions above normal The
condition would presaEe. on the as
sumption Of average seasonal condl-
lIupe II aul now L. harvest. Il total crop
.l 7af,f.l,> .f,t,,fsl,- Is 4ta 0ag bushels
both 1aT8 and Igt- WAS $50 600 and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-16
John II. Small Killed

Cane Charles, Va, April 15.-Johr
H. Small. twenty-six years old, ma.
tive OF Marionville. near Birds Nest
conductor in the service of the New
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk rail
road, was run over and killed Satur.
day night in the freight yard at Tor
Norfolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-16

settled ana that the others are in
such shape that they can be made
ready by the appointed time.
That Germany viii sign appears az
certain, as anything that has not ae-
finally transpired The commission
ers, indeed, are already reported TO
have bean .nfaraAassa III lhA tas,ua. md
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-16
GERMANY SUMMONED TO SIGN TERMS.

III In good news That the work of
SI11sr peace conference has progressed
zna far that the German commission
saxx have been summoned TO appear
~ Paris an April rs TO receive the
3Sfns they are 10 aign. The an
spurcemcnt means that most of the
Ave difficulties have been definitely
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-16
Bodv OF Strange Man Found.

Alexandria, Va, April 15.--The body
OF an unidentified colored man, about
thirty-fve years old, was found early
yesterday morning at the Armour icing
station north of this city. The body
was taken TO Demaines mortuary
chapel. Death was due to natural
Causeg
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-10
Man Loses Hope

For ten years I suffered severely
from stomach trouble. The doctors
said | had cancer of the stomach and
nothing would do but an operation
! took my last round of Mayr's Won
derful Remedy 21s years ago. Since
then | sleep well, eat what want
and feel fine" 1t Is simple, harm
less preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach
liver and intestinal ailments includ-
Ing appendicitis. One dose will con-
vince or money refunded. Wilkinson
4 Co. and druggists everywhere.