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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-20
J0HNSTOh-W|llIs
TO MOVE UPTOWN

Johnston Willis hospital will shortly
build a commodious and modern hos
pital of $50 beds. costing approx
mately 5000, 600, on the greater part
of the block at Kensington Avenue
and the Boulevard, according TO an
n~ouncenent made yesterday by Of
fcials of the institution. The present
plant of the hospital. at Sixth inc
franklin streets. has a capacity for
only sixty patients and has been in
operation about twelve years. 1t vas
founded by the late DIR. George Johns
on aud DR.. A. Murat Willis. Miss
Josephine McLeon. IA graduate of
Johns Hopkins hospital. is superin-
tendent of nurses.
Although plans nave not been per-
fected, it is said thai the architectural
lines of the building would conform
to those OF the Battle Abbey, which
is directly opposite the site of the
proposed hospital. Property just
acquired consists of three separate
lots. The first. with a frontage Of
$50 feet on KensinGton avenue and a
depth of eighty feet along the Boule-
ward to the northward. was bought
from Or. Lawrence 7. Price
On this it is proposed to build an
annex to be used as a nurses home.
ol TIE SsSoiiU lot ~itIitu4dlCly ~ tEIt
west of the first, which has a frontage
of ia feet on KensinGton, and a depth
Of f25 feet, Will stand the hospital
ttself. a building which will contain
space for at least $50 beds and will
be at least four stories in height. il
not more. The third lot to the west
ward with a frontage of 10 feet and
a depth of $50. lies Just across Col
ontal enu from the second lot.
On this 1t is planned to erect homes
for members of tho surgical STAFF of
the institution. The second and third
lots were acquired from Gordon. the
florist. The realty transaction in
VoIved n outlay of more than $50. 900.
1t was stated.
The new home OF Johnston-yVi1lis Is
expected 10 be completed and ready
for occupants within the course Of
eighteen months to two years. Oficials
Of the hospital plan 20 dispose of the
plant at Sixth and Franklin streets
before occupancy of their new home.
Prospective purchasers already have
made oVertures for the property, it
Is said.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-20
FOR RELIEF
CHILD VICTIMS OF WAR

Washington, May IS-American
school children. through the Junior
Red Cross, will donate 100000 this
year TO tho relief OF child victims OF
the war overseas. il was
At American feed Cross headquarters
today. Ono OF h FIRST steps in the
program will be undertaking. the sup.
port OF the Red Cross home for war
orphans on Mount Zion. Jerusalem,
where children orphaned by the war,
whatever their nationality. arc Shell
tered. The home which WAS esfah-
tSh"d several months ago by Tho
American Eed Cross commission for
Palestine, and which the Junior Red
Cross viii now operate. is located in
a building rented from tho priests OF
the Holy Sepulchre.
In lis work in France the Junior
fsed cross will act through a French
administrative hoard, upon which
various French ministerisS and COM
will be represented, thus
avoiding mispiacement of effort and
the expense of maintaining an Anaeri-
can personnel Mai ROYAL Haynes
VIII act as f.ftrofeaa representative
Tor tho Juniors. choosing other forms
Of childreu's relief in various allied
countries.
The a,e0e. 0on members of tho
Junior Red Cross in public. private
and p~arochiaI schools through tho
country are now raising their big fund
by Il variety of enterprises ranging
from ambitious high schoo, hszaarS
10 foregoing tho delights Of andy.
Major HAYNES has hcen informed he
may count on 100000 rcadv for use
by July |, and the rest before tho
New Year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-20
TO DISTRIBUTE THE
WHITE ELEPHANTS

Mrs John n. Lewis OF Lynchhurg.
first vice-president and congressional
chairman of the Equal Suffrage
league of Virginia. and president Of
the I~ynChburg league, will be the
honor guest at an informal reception
at suffrage headquarters. Fourth n
Franklin streets, this afternoon from
Randolph Mason, president of the
Richmond league. presiding. Mrs.
j. Pope Nash. Miss Helen Christian
and Miss Elizabeth Preston are hos
tesses of the afternoon. A commit
tee will he on hand to distribute the
White Elephants collected at head
quarters. The reception is open to the
public.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-20
MEN To ELECT
OFFICERS FOR YEAR

Al the annual meeting Of the Rich
rend association of credit me this
evening, AT the Business Mems club,
officers for the year will be chosen.
An address on Constructive Credit
Men will h.: delivered ny c. VI Fer
roll tsn5s the Stephen gu.neys Shoe CORR
rany.
The nominating COMMITTEES has
made the following nominations:
For president. w. NJ. Jones. vice
president, W. s. Jones; treasurer, 4.
For executive committee: ]. T.
Wood, r. y. Ezekiel Sami Burwcl,
p. G. Carter. !, o. Ert-ekfn, Il. +,
Dew. Harry Marks,
Delegates will he elected 70 the an
nual meeting Of the national associa-
ton to he held in Detroit. June 10th
18th. This association is entitled to
twelve delegates 70 this convention.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-20
HONOR ROLL PUBLIC
SCHOOLS OF RICHMOND
PARAMOUNT SCHOOL
FOR APRIL. 1919
IA Grade--John stith.

IA Grade-John Stith.
e-B Grade-Mamie Atkinson. Ser
trude Hall.
GA Grade-Bessie Long, Ethel
Brown, Laura Holloway, Madeline
5-B Grade-Grace Tignor. Rosa
McGufin. Elizabeth Hall.
5-A Grade-Elizabeth Tucker, Ida
H~azeigrove. James Edgar, George
Winston. Rufus LAvendar.
Alb Grade-Frnnk Perdue Louis
Wilson, Virginia Gaines, Winston
Jeter, Katie Pollard. Thelma Under
wood.
A Grade-Howard Bigger. Ethel
Burks, Ollie Burton. Eunice Blaken-
ship. Bertha Patterson.
3-R G~rade-Thomas Duke. Mildred
Wooten. Irene Crone, Naomi Mann.
ga Grade-Wesley Barker, Wilmer
Douglas, Warren Kennedy, Rudolph
Lowry. Leather Loving. Helen Young.
Evelyn Cowherd, Elizabeth Jones.
Hazel LAvendar. Margaret Mooney.
2-B Grade-Elizabeth Curd, Thelma
Gooch. Gaynelle wood, Elsie Miller.
IA Grade-Irma Mann. Bernice
Kessler, Bessie Kessler, Bertrand
Jones, Raymond Drum. DOTS VIII
liams
.1-C Grade-Katherine Warmer,
Ruth Yorke.
LIB Grade-Thornton Powell. Ruth
seiectman, Eunice Slater, Annie Bar
low, Nii.reu Morris.
IA Grade--Alma Crone. Barbara
Dawson. Mabel Ffippen. Myrtle Gar
bett. Mason Montgomery. Robert
Davis. George Williams, Virginia
Gum. Charles Crawford. Dorothy
Benedict, EVELYN Spruell. Gladys
Sptueil. Doris simmons.
o-A Grade-Bertha Bcadies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-20
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
Of IRELAND TONIGHT

Friends of the Irish people Of
every nationality and denomination
will be entertained at Lee Camp hall
tonight by Patrick Henry branch of
the Friends of Irish Freedom. Every
member of the branch is entitled 10
invite MS friends and the attendance
promises to exceed all previous as
semblages of the friends of Ireland in
Richmond.
All arrangements for the Irish musi
cal have been completed by a COM
ni1ttee consisting of Miss Ellen Fine
gan, chairman; Carroll Lamb, John
X. Keenan, and James n. Finegan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-20
ORGANIZE CHRISTIAN
CHURCHES INTO UNIT

DR.. c. w. Cauble. of Indianapolis.
Ind, will address the unit meeting,
10 be held in the basement of the
Seventh-Streut Christian church. at
S:la o'cloctt. this evening. The mem
hers of the six Christian churches of
Richmond and of the Ashland. In
dependence and Slash Christian
churches are invited and urged to
attend this meeting. The object OF
the meeting is to organize these
churches into 4 unit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-20
HEARING In AUTO
THEFT CASE MAY 20

Justice Crutchield In police court
yesterday Fixed May 20 as the date for
the hearing OF Gene Paul and De Witt
Talmadge Felvey, ~chauileurs. who are
alleged to have stolen n Cadillac car
from the state prohibition depart
ment. and Carroll Nuckols, charged
with having the stolen machine in his
possession. The car WAC stolen from
the vicinity OF Ninth and Broad
streets, while Inspecto. Sullivan was
in a restaurant. VI
Felvcy was shot through one OF
his arms by netective-Sergeant Tins
~ while he WAS trying 10 escape.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-20
FINANCE COMMITTEE
TO MEET TONIGHT

Tho meeting Of the committee on
claims, city council. scheduled for
last night was called off yesterday.
Tonight at 8 o'clock The finance
committee viii hold is regular SEES
&so'1. T'f4@fse~ ~ "A large volume ~
routine business 10 he transacted. ow-
ing to the tahling Of all these matters
IN order II give preference to the
budget. Now that this has been COM
nleted. the Various issues that have
arTssn witt nc EIyrr Hr-rrrion-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-20

The program embraces In
Erin, old and new. the in1tS
music OF Irish composers AyH4
amusing sprciaities.
An added attraction 10 tbs I
will be John NJ. Ryall. coMe6i11
singer, who will render
O'Brfan." Another addition
program wilt he The reading
memorial poem to the latG H.
Adds Emmct. great grand-m<4I
OF Robert sEmmet, the irish r1
written by Joseph r. Lawless. u
folk, former secretary of the
monwealth OF Virginia who i
representative from this state q
national council OF the Friend
Irish Freedom.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-20
Marriage License.

License to marry was issued vee-
terday 20 waiter Barfoot and Bessie
kruEel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-20

Woman who cannot make mp their
minds are able to make I'D their
fnr4 pfnytanx
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-20

War History Body 10 Niece
The Virginia war history cogfH
sion will meet tonight at $50 0sel1
in the senate chamber OF theM
capitol. Arthur Kyle Davis, JfSE|
Petersburg. will preside.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-20
An Appeal to the People
of Richmond

OF Richmond
A National Campaign is being wagedz
(including Richmond), this week, to raise
Home Service" funds for the Salvation
Army. A large part of the money secured
here will be invested in a much needed build
ing for broadening the Salvation Armys
field Of activity in Richmond.
Ask any Over Seas" man or woman
about the noble work they did Over There. d
The funds will also be used to enable them
to extend their splendid rescue work Over.
Here" "a Man May Be Down But Never
Out" q
We appeal to every man. woman and child
to aid this splendid, unselhsh cause, give IN
your ability. No matter how small or how
large. Put your name in the "Salvation.a
Army Pot"
You will be solicited through various
channels: do not refuse this call of humanity
IN order to expedite the work the proprie-
tors or managers of all establishments are
asked to constitute themselves a committessaa
in their own plants to further this movements
and they are earnestly urged to canvass theira
employees beforehand, adopting any plan
that will enable the employees to make a con-
.rihution of any amount: it is suggested than
some payday" this week be d~esignateds
for this purpose. making Saturday, Mar
24th the last, best and biggest day. Make y
1907 subscription in your plant.
When you have a 1000 subscription miS1
your plant, call for the Salvation Army
honor flag, which will be supplied BY Cit2
Headquarters. 18th & Bank SITS.
The contributions from each establish
ment will be published in the daily papex2
Please make your report promptly.
JAQUELMP P. TAYLOR, Chairman.
City coanniSS
French Broad hustler., 1919-06-19

kgAWG1 MA NSA
Watch !!
"A man 1 know bought a watch
from a catalogue house for S12.75
1t was a good watch, made by a
responsible concern, and was
worth the money, for the watch
usually sells for $14.OO. But when
the watch came
1T FAILED TO RUN
The man didn't know, it but the
balance wheel had been Jared in
shipping, so the watch was USE
less. Still it was guaranteed, and
the man sent it back, express
charges being S5c. The mail-Or-
der man kept it two weeks and
when it came back the man /
know paid another 35c express
charges. It ran all right for seVe--
raj months, when all of sudden
BEGAN TO RUN TOO FAST
The man didn't know a thing
about fixing q watch and didn't
care anything about sending it to
the maiI-Order man again, SO he
brought It to me and / found the
hair spring had hung up; which
1 fixed in a moment. The watch
ran all right for six months, when
THE HANDSPRING BROKE
A watch can't run without a
handspring any more than an. en-
CINE can run without steam in the
boiler, so the man was up against
it. My charge for putting in a
handspring is $1.5O. Guaranteed
for a year. : The handspring
which broke was also guaranteed
for a year by the mail-Order house
in Chicago, so my friend sent it
back to them and received a nice
letter in which regret was ex.
pressed with the watch and assur-
ing him that the house was ready
and willing and anxious anytime
to live up to the terms of the
guarantee on the watch. And they
were, the watch came back in due
time, express charges S5c each
way, and is keeping good time.
Now it's all right for a man to
buy out of town. -
What l am trying to show is
that he DIDN'T SAVE ANY MON
>EY.
He saved a little in initial cost,
but the saving was more than con-
sumed in getting the watch, when
it went wrong, back and forth
from the concern which guaran.
teed 1t.
MORAL: He Would Have Saved
Money and Time Had He Boughs
it in his Home Town.
French Broad hustler., 1919-06-19

Fairbanks-MOrse; Oil Engines, Corn
Mills, Feed Grinders, Shingle Mills,
Wood Split Pulleys, Rubber Betting,
Farm Lighting Outfits. Let us quote.
you. Lummus Machinery Company.
Spartanburg, s. C. 9-tf-c.
French Broad hustler., 1919-06-19

Hendersonville Commercial School,
Hendersonville, N. c., offers courses
in bookkeeping, Shorthand, Steno-
typy, Typewriting. Session. June 8 to
August 2sth, 1919. This is your. op-
portunity to prepare for a lucI live
position. What will you do about it?
Tor further information address ]. e.
Wilson, Mg-. 16-tf-c.
French Broad hustler., 1919-06-19

MOUNTAIN HOME INN, 4 miIeh
north on the Hendersonville- -Ashe-
vile road; modern conveniences,
excellent cuisine, mountain spring
water; most delightful place;
special rates for season; accommo-
dations for dinner parties. Phone
Mrs. j. B. Gerald, of the Geraldine,
Tampa, Proprietor.
17-tf--c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13

4l9 West Broad Street.
n TtIE stated Eonin,unics ton 81 Msi1rr,;s-rss
80 us{p;o ihsn tndrS; No I. y. ~ "a. hs,..
Me;asssssS, Insrs1ay sy,tnIas at ;ia ae
hrsth,sn sSralaiiy tnviisI ny. ,arsI2s q 4:
Secretary, ~ 49, -. 80 fss6trtt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13

AUTO, AND EI.ECTEIC SUPPI.Ii;s-W.1;.
80. mgr ,Eradc tslc"man 10 handle a tull
Tory Southerm NirsiI,a aud North Curc-
I'na. inIi - = rsrc oppur:yuiiy Tor no
tuar Gomn hm,n u"ns f:.cti> y2nnaentla
HaItiihoro Has Light COMPANY Ba,tl.
BOON Sell .iiiYtory of tho World War
WIN introduction by ivNtcn March
Room :oi .2 hpcsh ninth street
~ Wn nS-our Compete History ,of the
war contains General Pcrs hlnx's own
story and Peace Supplement-. lest terms
win preininms. Prompt shipmcn;s Out
III Iree Nlchoia CO. Eancrvi!ic. III.
:, nESM ATone Of the oocst and largest
nShutactufers OF iuDriCatini; oils anS
Ercascs IN the world OFFERS I'm excellent
iu:urc =" an experienced salesman. hd-
. imc% b,spatch. '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13

CIGAR MAKERS--Young iadic, and girls.
In the incest place and the place where
you can mako tho most money? We can
place few learners and experienced
Eirlu In our haud department just at
this time. Whitlock Branch. twenty
third and Main Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13

VIRGINIA r.. Hon, sPRfNGs-Ho1 SPRING..
va. FEBRUARY s. 1919. TO the 3tocEhofd.
: yTs OF the Virginia Hot Springs Gempany:
Inc snnual meeting OF the stockhoidsrs Of
purpose Of eiectinE directors and for the
ttaan,saiGtion or such other business as may
iaHtully como before said meeting in.
S Stadins the approval Of al, acts 81 the
thereof OF the said company in the me-
Gneqr win be held at the ONCE OF the com -
PanY In tho Homestead Hotel Hnt
Sprlngs. Va. on. saturday. tho Esd day
OF feoruary. 1919 at p. NJ. The trans.
IIr DOCKS VIII be closed Friday. February
L. a r. NJ. and remain closed until ID
y NJ Monday. February "a 1919 q 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13

Our low rent and vast purchasing
powers is what viii allow 10 TO sell
you tlrcs OF standard MAKE
cheaper and longer than our com
petitor. All standard MAKES 3o13i,
non SKID. 2il.c5. scr5h Plain.
1io.is: 7715 Non said. $1,000; soI3
Hon.sAid. 5000: 3o4o Plain. $500.
io13 Red Tube Portage. $500: 7cx3
Gray Tube Fircstonc. :l.75: 3ox3h
Rcd Tube Portage. $3.50: 5oA5'.
Gray Tube Norwaik. 500 Rich
mond ri'o and Rubber Co Inc. ~.
west Broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13
Our Low Rentand
Vast Purcf1as-
ing Powers

is what will allow US TO sell you
tires Of standard make cheaper
and longer than our competitor.
All standard makes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13
LIFE STOCK
Horses. Cu,uc, Vehicles.

UOARO WhNTIU for 10 Horses State
pricc. Answer BvA Cia. Gag.
BtGt', Asa i.ARSr..5., " suto4. sccvuI- /,
mad buggy snu harnyss. A.,.a u IA .uu, |
Oi.e., Address VJ.. = ,u,,.s-,is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13
DIsPLAY-CL4ssIFIED
Money toLend

which we can place at once on Rich.
mono city and suburban real estats In
sums from $1,000 to $4,000 We can
a,so make loans on good class farm
SUTTON & co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents.

wanted e>crywhcr.. n YOU van,
soih"thihs ycn can ssIi every bousewifc
nave u; Duncan. TIA south Davis Aye
nue.. kichIuVuu. Ma.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13

MONEY to loan. Beneficial Loan Associa-
Randolph 1915.
-.vN Ei--We loan money TO you or Tor YOU.
III. r. Richcson & Co.. II North Elcvent b.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13

TWO or three real .alcsr,cn for
isichin"nb ami vIrinItY 10 sell a
hish rr.,h" onicc succi.itN OF real
hi"iN "u commissions busIa The
EvLS' -" VIA rorrcsrnt la y large
iatiui'atiN hno~H Institution ;n,,
p''S "a" a.. president ID man you viii
Instantly recognize a. ono OF tiir
t7'1hirN \ n"st .!cc"ssfui. rhc ar
vel: YOU arc To sell is iuat a trim.
over haif the pr!cc othcr ARTICLES
%! 'hiS kind cell for. IinIcaa YOU arc
ca"a bic @! earning $50 per week or
more r.'as. don't amply. phon.
Ipf +prulniincHt Today. g. r kicc
Room i@i. ilurUhy's Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13

SSttoskhoidsrs' meeting, onaer Va
February 8. 1918. The reEuiaT wv.
nuai meeting OF the stock hoideru Of
company's ONCE, No. Ioi5 Ean.
Main Street. At IL O'clock on Tiea.
DAY; the 18th Inst. VIM. II. aic.
Carthy, Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13

Wanted. capable OF managing SIR
Nsnts and children. Give refer
i.crsons!. l.. y. Box Ii3 DanvIIlc
va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13

400 ACRES-Rare bargain. Fine stock and
grain farm: $50 acres ideally located
timber. Fine water aprIngs: streams: Co
loniai dScllinE. tenant houses: barus.
pIiSs. Madison i; Lloyd. 3c5 Law UldE..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13
EMPLOYMENT
7@-7-----@---
Help N'antc<I--IIcmalc.
.k.b

COMrAtoH- Wanted. Il white Woman as
.oIhDahion Snn to assist In housakec min.
i"r family az four adults Nice cont
tr,ni,o., "unhy room wan three windows
II'ncih.i uut!,s vonilJ ttv one member
~ family ~ho is not an' invaii,l. Hcsi =
uchcr not itc rom Boulevard. I.tinily has
1. ,a,aid . S"2h. Chauffeur anu gardner.
VIII be treated member OF IA ;nily Irlis
is,:t hnc position for u nice refined woman
VINO, wants y splendid home IN IL beautiful
TSnidcncc Apply 10 +. o. itox 66J. stat,
aud phonc address.
DiGgmrIAN,s assistant wanted. Young
~onbn 10 assist the dietitian in Tho
preparatory nnd supervision or serving
ne 1000. steady position. Apply 10 SiIsr
and Twelfth Streets. '"'
house GlRL--wantcd. girl or middle aged
woman white coiorcd. for cenrraI
nou S work, IN family. Good wages and
Lederate Avenue. Ginter Park. Stop 80
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-05
AlRMAN SCARES FOWLS.
FARMER HAS HIM FINED
Says HOG Broke Its LEG,
and Ne Couldn't Hear Over
the Telephone

Kansas city. Aug. 3o.-~on charge
~ flying his alrplane within 10 feet
Of the roof of farmers house,
Charles IL. Levy yesterday was fined
SIS and costs for disturbing the
peace In justice of the peace court
nj podsnn. Mo.
The complainant, Fred H"enan,an
a farmer asserted that the aviator had
scared his family and frightened his
stock. While II was admitted that no
Law on the statutes covered the case,
Justice ~ Farmer declared II was
his opinion the aviator had disturbed
The peace Of the farmer and his family.
Levy said he would appeal
In his testimony Hoenaman charged
that flights over the farm had fright
ened his chickens "as " The planes
we're hawks" had caused hog Ia
break It's leg. aud make 80 much
noise he could bot hear over the
telephone
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-05
ANXIETY IS AGAIN FELT
FOR SAFETY OF AvIATORS
No Further Reports Have Been Re-
ceived From Mexican Authorities
Who Announced Men Found

San Diego, Cal, Aug. 3o.-Anxiety
IL felt by Rockwell field officers for
the safety Of Iientenants Waterhouse
and Connolly. the aviators who have
not reported since August 10, when
they We're seen flying over Jacumba.
A Mexican courier brought word
August - that they had been found
by Mexican cavalry. the eourier's re-
port being accepted at the time by
the American authorities. With no fur
Their reports from the MeNicans after
vain searching by the American army
men In airplanes and motor trucks,
the Rockwell field authorities are
ready now To start any other line OF
search that appears warranted
\ new account, not before published.
comes from the border country at a
point midway between San Diego and
Imperial valley, where region known
as Refund mountain is located. IL
stated TINT the wreck of Il burned air.
plane is wedged there between two
rocks.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-05
MONTANA GRIT LOUDLY
PRAISED BY |. W. HILL
Declares Montana Is a Great State and
He Has Great Confidence in
Its Possibilities

st. Paul Aug. 3O.--The people of
Montana are pioneers and not quit
tiers. according to L. w. Hill, president
of the Great Northern Railway, who
returned yesterday from the drouth-
stricken state.
1.-THE people of Montana are prepar
ing to plant their usual acreage" said
Mr.. Hill, "and In few months this
reverse will have been forgotten.
What Montana suffered this year
was experienced In Kansas, Nebraska,
western Canada and other places.
expect TO see gigantic irrigation prof
ects carried out In Montana. Irriga-
ton has been carried on extensively
In Montana, but il will be carried out
on greater scale.
The state and federal governments
are both helping Montana over this
rough spot and IL is mp To the mer-
chants, manufacturers. bankers and
business men to encourage the peo-
pie OF Montana. They are not asking
for anything. hut they are entitled to
encouragement.
Montana Is II great state and my
confidence in its possibilities and It's
people is greater than ever before"