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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-20

RGfSTA: IN THE Law AMI
EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. THE 5TH DAY OF DE-
CF.MBER. 1919.
Charles TApscomh .........s.. Plaintiff
vs..
Lee 8 Lipscnrh .,..... defendant
~ NCERy
The opiect of tnis suit Is TO obtain
a divorce from the bond o. ratrimony
by The plaintiff fron the defendant. on
h. grounds of desertion and adultery.
x-: Ii appearing by affidavit made
4u5 flied according to law that Lee S.
fApkconh. tho above named defendant
IS nonresident of the state Of vtr-
=inia IL IS ordered that the said Lee
< T.tpscorsh appear here within fifteen
In VS. after the due publication of this
order and do what is necessary tn
protect her interests In this suit.
\ cory--Teste;
LUTHER LIBBy. CLERK.
Edward r.. Ryan. y. q.
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December rs. 1919.
Dividend yc. 81.
The board OF directors of Virginia
Carolina Chemical company have this
day declared quarterly dividend of 81
FER share, Il per cent?. being dividend
No. ii ON the common stock OF this
company payable Monday, February :,
1920. TO stockholders of record at the
nse of business on THURSDAY, January
Is, 1890.
Transfer hoots will not be closed
s. w. TRAyERS.
Treasurer.
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NOTICES


December 49, 1919
Dividend 80. ~.
the hoard Of directors Of Virginia.
Carolina Chemical company have this
DAY declared the ninety-seventh con-
secutivo quarterly dividend Of 50 per
share C per cent? on til. preferred
stock OF this COMPANY. payable Thurs
day. January Is. 1922, TO stockholders
of record at the close OF business on
Wednesday, December 81. 1919.
Transfer books will not he closed.
=. w. TRAvERS
Treasurer.
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Pullman. r. e~trtr
starter and lights. Good condition.
extra tire. very cheap
n. u. KING MOTOR CO.
k-o West broad street
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OFFICE OF
VIRGINIA CAROLINA CHEMICAL. CO.
Richmond, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-20
PLUMBING and HEATING
SAVE NEAT

n, Covering tho Pipes Of Your heating
nlant with asbestos You viii econo-
r. la on fuel SOUTHERN. ASBES-
Ta<MsAFsA NUrACTTEINff co, ~ Cow
cfESf street. Phone Randolph 14sa.
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SHOE REPAIRING
MONEY TO LOAN
PROFESSIONAL

rsteetive. General Investigations and
detective work civil. criminal a.
vTrcs Represented throughout the
t'aifed Ssates SOUTHERN DETEc-
TIVE AGENCY fLicensed1. Central
National Eank huilasnE. Telephone
7nnda'r.Y 5Ss
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r. ]. CRAWFORD.
Trustee.
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DEATH NOTICE

pyfAT Jop--nied, at his residence. lZoo
Pgrk avenue, on Thursday evening
December lis, at GAO o'clock, FRAN
CTS pE4N~DuNLoP.
Fnneral will be from All Saints
Episcopal church THIS saturday,
AFTERNOON at o'clock. fnterment
at Hollywood,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-17

Arizona State
NetUs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22
ByCondo

gnnce. deficits oppressive tnN burdens are economic problems nd that poh-
teal peiiN which solves them most promptly and effectively VIII deserve
the confidence OF the nation.
"Not only To- the nation but In tho state and n it's subordinate political
units waste ana eNttuNaehnco must he inniniied. II such waste ana oN-
sponable departmental government. the hour les here Tor initiating a move
ment toward q more business like COMMUNICATION whore responsibility a
vested In an elective executive utsacrtbe 10 tt people a. m tr ut pur-
poses Of Investigation along these lines that te Taxpayers association Of
New Mexico, al uH necttus last mouth. appointed i've Of the hcsl equipped
men OF he state TO frame % plan ir snIlhcaton and coordination 10 our
state government"
There is a zig field for smpHncaton end coordination in our state and
Taxpayers ASSOCIATION luCh In ~ effort and even to lend a helping hand
when q practical plan FOR smphncution and Voordinnton has been pre-
aented
We cannot agree uatt is "nHtr"r' that 1tc pcipcip and the office
holder VIII oppose such e clear solution OFT the problem o public waste and
tNiayagance' II the wen known eadene} Of the majority Of those who
seek adventure In The fields Of political reform ~ UNLOAD alt II the blame
for wrong conditions upon the politician and the office holders" As a mat
ter " fact ours h. 70 government OF partes and office holders and must con
unue 10 u me present FORM cnduiea II We nay pohufAnafnnd once hoi-
70. them. Such politicians and office holders arc invariably the rosult OF
public carelu#ucas or Indifference We do not achieve worth while re-
iornsh by unloading ht1mc for wrong condtons-upon politicians n office
holders" such reforms when accomplished are asaks+ccolIlabed upon
the field of ntNc politics Boy mcn who are willing o ecasc being critical
bystandcs and 10 make tho sacrifice OF becoming pontduns-and ever
office holders fur the purpose Of achieving them. The real way to secur
better more economical and nor efficient government Sc believe. N not
to seek To- herd politicians and Office holders nota class Of doubtful
repute, but like our forctlthcrS who achieved the KIND OF government to
which we would return. Tor an of "a who have The right to vote to become
active politicians AM potential office holders.
II does 40 require much Investigation, expert or otherwise TO deter
mine pretty accurately what is needed In suplncatou and coordination In
government m New MeNco. hut u H going TO require some very energetic
unspinsh nnd sustained effort by a great many politicians and office hold
ing by som OF them. TO achieve them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22
A DEMAND.

ACCORDING to The Heh1ds Santa Re correspondent tho women who
arc leadns the fight for suffrage in New Mexico are going to take
members of he state Legislature to support ratification II the national sur
fage amendment They sy that the governors refusal 10 call al extra
session Is based upon the executive belief that Il Is useless because a ma
JoHS OF inc legislators are against ratification, Ii that is rus the COVER
nor o. coursets right II would be useless waste to maintai IN extra ss-
sion In order to obtain a negative vote that raj known in advance.
But II the women who want ratification Of the amendment by this
STATE a she a majority of the legislators in favor OF their cause their
demand for al extra session OF the assembly is just and no doubt the gov
cnor WIN summon IT, The cost OF such a session Is yarousiy estimated at
auoshon is AT IuWc Tndcrr|t a. r man,, Is a nTta t@suumate II bWt me ne
hoIids ulnIe Bt even n the session should cs $4,000 the women OF
w y,yng t Pas ' "a, moT ma $4,000 a year in taxes annually and have been
shteg government han has been had through their husbands aud brothers
While We have mover beer, an enthusiast in the cause Of votes for
10 demand their right There ia no nmsw"r 10 mn, ,r,rmod" W' ~. 80 ~
SOCK 10 deny u puts, he American man in the fool position OF denying tho
Intelligence Of the American woman
Now there : a national election coming up neS year. American WON.
az ~ hey should have it in ADVANCE OF this momentous election. They
amendment New Mcxico women are lutte rThI IN mG pr mS @' fr l mHe9nel
nonL not only on the general ground mentioned but because both the poll
demand aud continue to demand that hose W promIscs be made pood n
ts nny fair to SAY that Leaders oE Jan ,,rt,. I'm. un,', n 81" n
nor plSli9rm rlrlss and that individual rather than partisan opposition
l. mSs have reason to believe i IL likely 10 prove successful
votes for American u,u.r Tb.Nr,. a.E. - w. - -"
po9h Of MS nation in these troubled times the safer VI are. individually
agarnst violence; they are FOR peaceful adjustment of dincmnccs; for fair
ron q tM iaadss ms pink In the HolsheNst fringe. are fr law and
ordsS NOR patriotism may not be clearly reasoned but il Is non tho less
iiS 5StI SSaor We nSea he seSGdyiGGg inducnce, OF Amer!cen women Wherever
i srE m' mu"n' MIygc amendment AZ put Il over, We are for an extra
ivIsaN, s 'sS"h mo matter What u may cost H cash. II it should go as
A government iuyssugaion shows that oyercoats. suits and heavy UNI
The high COST Of useless Investigation is m OF the persistent nrtauons OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22
WELCOME, TEACHERS.

1 10 AN honor to this city to be permitted TO welcome and enter
tam the little army Of men and women who conduct the schools
Ot New Mexico. The advance guard il here today. the heads of
ue public school system and of the various state educational instituL
OF the school room workers will arrive tomorrow. They will he inst
as welcome as are their executives. Albuquerque door is wide one
and the hand OF every citizen is extended in most cordial veleoine
Every cnhEen OF Albuquerque is a member of the reception committee
ana Is At the service of the ciyis guests. Any CUES who does NOT soc
what rs wanted is invited TO ask for it of The first available citizen
We are all of us happier than we were at this time a ycar aoo
~ eosts us somewhat more to live now than then. but we and omr
snhureh IRE free OF the distress of war aud Of the menace of disease
we nave ~ health and our courage and our work before us.
st now New Mexico Is entertaining a little army of deyelopers
u III pouring out money in an effort to add oil to the states re.
sources. Behlnd these pioneers are the larger army of men and wo.
men who are building homes on the farms and rapidIv making a near
desert mo a prosperous farming state. Back Of these in turn is the
ola, reliable army OF the livestock growers who reclaimed New Mex.
lo from the wilderness. All Of these developers and state builders
are honored among us But their effort will be fruihess without the
WORK IL the men and women who are the New Mexico Educational
dssoemtlon' the men and women who are epuipping the future cii.
zehshlp OF New Mexico and who are providing the training for "A
future citizenship that can take mp and carry forward TO better things
the development now in its pioneer stage.
In all the notable advances made by our state within the mast
e years none has been 50 great and 81 valuable as that made bv our
e"ucauohHl system. m equipment, personnel and character of the
WORK produced. The schools Of this state are getting results. They
are growing in size and usefulness with every wear. For this most
valuable advance we have to thank the men aud women now gathering
mere, the school executives and teachers. men and women of train
ing and ability who give without stint of both and who add a pro.
found interest and whochcarted conscientiousness in the effort of
every day ia most instances for a wholly Inadequate money re-
Enumeration.
We know of no class of the citizenship in which the fine spirit
OF linsdfiSh service is so wholly dominant as among the school
teachers.
IL Isl pleasure and a privilege to entertain this kind of American
men aud women the 100 per cent kind.
Mr. Percy Touow OF the scale committee Of tho United Mine Workers
Is intensely concerned that the consuming public he protected" The sur~t
NW, hr ncrcy To help protect II Is to hurry val II conference and go to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22
BUDGETS AND BUREAUCRACY.

II a statement recently issued President a. J. Iagcrmnn Of the Taxpayers
Association II N"w Mexico calls attention to the dangers arising out Of
ne multiplicity Of departments In or national government cni operating
without reference 10 one another TIE waste inherent in such "a system Of
independent bureaus H becoming % stnnty more alarming and reform is
now being openly and vigorously pressed hy leading men In aud out Of ON
g@s ndcr present conditions thirteen appropriation bis, not to mention
doulentN measures, are urged hN various governmental agencies. These
should. an ut brought together ma studied ~ "a single oumttter
VIII oppose such "a clear solution OF the problem OF public waste and oN-
traNngano". While the eNigonoos Of q have induced the nation to over
DOL many things. It's patience has been sorelN tried hy the unWRranted
expenditure by government departments the most fragrant being those Of
MI Nteels so-caned Bureau Of Information, With appropriations running
mt, IN m.MRs means must b, found FOR minagng ne national govern
the budEet oi The National House Of Representatives The practical issues
Of the future viii not center around The tariff, hut rather around the prob
"msW ~ tW"W, ~ t'he'teu IN inc preparation made bN congress
IN England. there Is he same struggle with problems of deficits and
bureaucratic waste Accordlng to recent press dispatches, Lloyd George
realized, te necessN OF irving TO stop he wastch mi Is heng held mp by the
hE udorhngs IN the departments who are not dcmobhu2ed but digging
themselves m u Is nconceNahlr that anything like this shall be permit
party. can hope 10 endure. which does nd ankc or these dangerous ton
dences n tnaugurate bona nde programs for relief Waste, eAuaya-
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"IINNER DONE.


Along about the time when that old
giant called Tho West
slips the day-dial Of the sun inside
the pocket OF his vest,
And saws he's done his day and
Amt II time to take "a rcst?'
About that time when sunshine quits
and star-shinc not begun,
Then the scraping OF the skillet sings
the song OF Dinner Done
There's the tirklc OF n Kettle and the
Jingle of "A spoon,
Like the laughing Of the fiddlcs just
before they start "a tune;
There's "a nnNor aud a SAVIOR aWcctcr
than "a rose In June
There's "a hurry call FOR father and u
summons OF the son,
When the scraping Of the skillet sings
the song OF " Dinner Done. "
The pee wee singing In the wood! the
far cry OF the huundi
The russell rustic of a stroll across the
autumn ground!
The Cbb and flow Of symphonies in
tidal seas OF sound!
The bugle Of the sunrise! and The
sunsets solemn gun'
But most the scrnpluE skillet and It's
song Of Dinner Done!
For when man built n hcarth-stono
above the clammy miro.
And set his naked iumily around the
sacred Tire.
lie started on he path which cyer
since has led him higher,
So how shall any other sons bring
memories ike the one
When the scraping of the skillet sings
the song of Dinner Done.
Copy right, 1919. y. a.. A.
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bows low before SITS %millionaircs. and
yeiis itself hoarse oyer IL cobbs.
90
MONEY fsxrERrs point TO the
rise in value Of silver and insist The
American silver dollar now X worth
100 cents. But YOU can't buy any
more with n silver dollar than a pa
per dollar aud that's worth about 90
cents in The store.
OC
@WHERE THE GRAND passion OF
paternity A. aroused a dominates n
mans whole energy" says the Rev.
Melville X. Bailey. New York,
That accounts for the new papa
OF the first born talking all the time
about what his hopeful does and
says.
A CHICAGO JUDGE has ruled that
n street ear conductor cannot make
a non-fire paving passenger get on
and walk. He can make him got
on. hut that's a. FAR as his author
lily extends Thereafter the ex-pns-
senEer IL a free agent. lie can walk,
sit down or crawl, iust aE he pieasea,
This w., we understand. the greatest
judicial victory won by straphangera
In this decade.
THE MoNrAouE tNasn) Thief
Detective Society. formed so years
ago to run down horse stenlers IN
that neck OF the woods, u debating q
resolution to dissolve.
No longer are there horsethlovcs
In Montague, and the barns are filled
with automobiles.
II the society hangs on n bit
longer II may find outlet for It's en-
orgics In chasing airplane thieves
90
SIR CHARLES PARSONS. leading
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22
OUCH
0 =. lSLIFE

THE LONGER you've had what you
have the less thankful you are that
you have Il.
THE ATTENDANCE al Sunday
schools where they'll have Christmas
trees ia picking up
HAVE You NOTICED the higher
cost OF Santa ciaualng3
90
THAT TREATING HABIT. 30
aoundiy denounced and 30 muchly
practiced. II having a deuce Of q
struggle with the his drought.
CHICAGO MOTHERS broke a
school strike by warming the spank
ing spots OF the youthful strikers.
without calling in Judge Andcfson's
court, but the principle seems TO be
about the same In both eases.
III YOU'RE HUNTING something to
II. while you're buying ThanksKiv-
ing Day dinner raw material you are
lacking In the true thankful spirit, be
glad you did not hav to do your pur-
chasing In Richmond, Va, G5 years
ago, when
Butter sold at SIS tho pound.
Turkeys cost $50 each.
And tho lard for pumpkin pies set
90
BRITISH SCIENTISTS are all ex-
cited over the over-argued theory that
the shape OF an egg Is a guide TO the
sex OF the future chick.
What Is moro TO the point IL the
trade commissions finding that half
the cold storage eggs IN this country
belong TO the meat packers, which IL
something OF n guide TO the price OF
the future. boiled. fried, or scram-
BLEED"
THE SENATORIAL PRODUCTION
Of peace treaty reservation h. as the
Department OF Agriculture might put
II, a bumper CROP.
90
HORRORS, What n Santa Claus
should come 10 bat with a demand for
an eight-hour daSnee. s4-2bY
SEASON or PEACE? Huh! Snow
bali battles just s1,9wrt.
LIFE CEASES to be interesting
when @ begin to think you're ms FAR
ahead as your ever get. And usually
you'll never so farther once you think
90
DIR. RUPERT BLUE advises city
men 60 chop their own wood. Fine
ideal But mother objects Ca fathers
choppinE up the family furniture, and
the landlord would kick II he cut down
the front yard shade tree.
90
IN THE CLAIBORNE winter time
n mans thoughts turn lightly 20
thoughts OF bills, bills. bills. Also TO
carrying out the ashes. shoveling on
the sidewalks, n l hope the nrell
keep over night.
"NENT YEAR, by golly. I'll start
gazing my Christmas money Carlicr.'
L. 90
KINGS MAY COME and kings may
go. princes. too. Millionaires may
live and millionaires may die. Hasc-
ball ponnants may be won or lost, and
stocks 80 up or down, while siiil the
world ways on
But let the coal miner lay down his
pick and the earth shiversl
Let the farmer loaf and the hun
cry millions are iOaflcss.
Yet the world appbiuds its kings
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british electrical engineer. bsflsses
iimitieas power n concealed h the
earth's interior. All We have 20 do
II TO get Il u rHt I.N W
THE possibilities OF this power are
now tncomprehenafble.- Sir Charles
informs ~.
And 40 are the responsibilities Of
getting q 10 the surface.
THE DAY rs COMING when the
future clinord Pinchoth will start a
movement to conserve tho power
wrapped Mp In the earth crust. But
hy that time the descendants Of tho
timber truIt and mining maenatea
will have gotten their clutches on the
s~torehonse OF power.
90
DEATH. explains n distinguished
clergyman, Is not "A period; rather Il
Il a comma.
And youth must be something like
this. ? ?
Middle age: 2
old age. - -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22
Catarrh CANNOT Be Cured

by LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat OF tito disease.
Catarrh Ia a local disease, greatly innu-
enced by constitutional conditions. HALLS
cATARlfH MEDICINE viii cure cathrrh.
IL IA taken internally and acts through
the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces OF the
System. HALLS CA1AhRH MEDICINE
. composed q soma OF the best tonica
blood purifiers. The perfect combination
% the Ingredients In RAILS CATAHftli
MEDICINE d. What produces such won
derful results la catarrhal epnditons,
Druggists Ihc. Testimonials flee.
y. J. Cheney & Co, Props, Toledo. o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22
PIRNTE suip ENDS
ADVENT HOIS CAUEEI,

Los ANGELES rho waves arc
rapidly breaking up The hull Of the
old barkentine, Fremont, which -
aground at Newport Beach. The Free
mont was launched lu 1880. Al one
time Il was seized By the government
for piracy. For several years IL en-
gagged in the slave trade. IT, last role
WAS as "a prop In filming Treasure
island
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Pc
HELPS MAKE
MAD

Peter jumped up suddenly and ran
TO the bathroom. opened the medicine
chest, took out "a box ana hurried
back so Ruth. VIVA was Just finish
Ing her map.
See here. Ruth, here Is your qul-
nine an In the capsule ready TO paste
on your map. Aud why couldn't you
put the rest Of the things In the empty
capsules. too9'
why believe I could" said Ruth.
Peter. you're u bright boy"
So they took he capsules TO tn"
Kitchen and had lots Of fun filling
them with AN the different spices,
pepper and cloves and cinnamon ana
nutmeg. Peter got pepper up his
nose ANA sneezed 20 hard that Ma
NINA came to the Kitchen TO see what
those children were up to.
Then they visited the sugar iar and
the flour aud meal bin and the coffee
can.
Ruth had drawn o very good man
ANA when she and peter had pasted
the capsules iu place and pasted 4
bit Of cotton and a piece Of rubber on
IL too. they both agreed that Ruth
would win the dollar.
Ana she did, too
Aud hat wasn't all. She gave
Peter half OF it'
Helen Carpenter Moore
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MILLIONS or RATs

LfvERPooL-The FIRST "rnt week
has resulted In the destruction Of mill
lions OF vermin. Ferrets. dogs. traps,
poisons and gas have been used. An
other Frat week Will be held In Fen
There Is a Measure before Parliament
to iend government support to the
movement. Rats are estimated 10
sost England S~s00.0O0.p0o annually.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22

Thirty large employers u labor IN
Japan have organized under govern
itai."
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u is estimated that France will
have about two million tons Of steel
90 export As 20 result Of the Increase
in her metal ry the mines
~ Alfucr-lorrams.
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AT Percy Touow OF the scale committee Of the United Mine Workers
az "t ,r norG VnHein ina The consuming public he protected" The surcst
M@k Inh never ala produce ton Of col or warm a kitchen range. The
rule " the hotter the talk the colder the stove.