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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-06-23
Good Way Out Of Difficulty.

If you can't tell the truth, do not
tell anything. If you do not wish to
answer a mans question, tell him that
if you did it would embarrass him and
yourself, and he'll be glad to let you
off.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-06-23
Even Then.

Even the man who thinks twice be-
fore he speaks is often sorry he said
it.--Boston Transcript.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
SPECIAL DAIRS-yTNr,
COARSE At Y. r. (

Elackehurs Va. Rec The an
nual farmers winter short course in
agriculture at the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute will he hAld rebruarr 81.
1920. This year the work given by
the dairy husbandrv department will
he divided into three periods
During the first seven days If the
short course. from, February 10 10.
men that irish TO gain proficiency IN
testing. milk and It's products will be-
given a series of lectures on this s1lh-
iert. combined with an intensive course
~ practical lahora tory work. Th@
completion of this work III manner
satisfactory 10 the instructors will en-
title the student To certificate az n
tester IN Virginia II will also pre-
pare the student for test work in any
cow testing association
The second period will last for nr7s
DAYS from February II to Feb. 10.
snd this time will be gwen tn the
general subject Of dairy farming Lee
lures will he given during the morning
hours on feeding, breeding. herd mar
cement and diseases Of dairy cows
ard the production Of sanitary milk
Practical work In milk testing stor 1
Judging ard the treatment Of diseases
viii occupy the afternoons
The third period of seven davs fror,
February 20 IN Feb. - will he given
/ to courses III butter and cheese max
ing for creamery man and cheese m ak
era This course will rs very practical
and not more than one hour a day
Will be devoted te lecture work. STU
dents NAV taks all or only one part
of the course,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
FRE.E!!::.L... ING

Especial ~ The Richmond Nirglriano
Freezing, Va. Dec, The winter
has been unusually mild I'D tn this
time, with no snow. nor bu, VERY lit
tie treezine weather Cattle have
subslsted practically upon the herba &c
OF the commons. SO far There has
been considerable rain during the
past several DAYS
Some cases Of pneur9onta are re-
ported III this section. but as vet no
deaths have resulted from ting cause.
Farm work Is generally rounde i
IN for the season and most of the Ia
nor7ng men are away AZ the public
worEE- - Moss. Va Jenkins. XIV.
and other points where wages are
fairly good
From present lndics rors the moon
'n'0S- IS active IN the region Of Cum
bft ut mountain and his waras go
rJ@a usually at no less than S2n per
Much grain If being con~e~ted INTO
noeze that viii doubtless rs needed
FOR bread
As he "rnsrkst for general farm,
produces A the public works is coed
too much Is being s.rld the~e. as ar
parenrl~ this drainage win leave a
shortage in home supplies
People are experiencing some dfs-
advantage in securing adequate sur
mines arg ny sufficiently drained and
4re flled with water during the wet
period Some are still using wood as
fuel, but only where coal Is not avail
able,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
:, NJ T. ALUMNI Apply
FOR INCORPORATION FApFES

Application has been fled with the
State Corporation Commission for a
charter. which probably wili he it.
sued this morning, for the Y NJ l.
Alumni association whose principal
Office will be- located IN Lexington
The Object Of the orzanlxa lion is to
rromcts in every le~iIimat,s way the
interests If its mem hers am. mater
Ciffieers of the association are r
] MeCord, 81 Ioserh. Missouri.
president " f. Corsa. u xinvton.
Va secretary and treasurer W Fl
Cooke ~ Louis. Wnlisr1 Couper.
Washington, r C. r. $. sr.llman
Charleston, W Va Garnette An.
drers, Tosvi,lc, ia " W fswath,
mey, Norfolk, sT.. Johr l. Dallare.
A r RSland. Richmond, j =. weAnn
Rrooklyn A 7. orne Atlanta T w.
keitt Newberrg. s. G, r. w Massie.
Lvnchhurg; Henry A Wise New
York Alvin NJ, owsiey'. Roror A.
Ianes. Danvllle; and .Cors ressrns n
Bascona Slernr, Big Stone Gar mem
beers Of the executive committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
FUTURE Of TIE MOTION
PICTURE ORCHESTRA
Erno Fssppe soes In IL Greatest Force
Tor Americas Musical Esn4sn~
ctpaston.

II wss On tbs occasion ~ his rec ent
farewell 10 the Riyoii orchestra IN
New York. which has become famous
under his baton as one Of the hest
movie ensembles in this country thai
Erno Rape made the following in
teresting nrcphecies about the future
of motion picture music:
In no other teld of the tonai art
has America shown greater progress
than in the nusical arconpa nirnent of
the film story One has bus 70 60
back few years TO ind that the
musical program OF the average mo-
tion picture theater was almost ride
nioas IN ITS rrinlitiveness But look
at it today In almost every large
city we fnd symphony orchestras
bringing n movie audiences the best
works cf the masters
There are rniliions OF music lovers
all over the land who now have an
opportunity to become acquainted
i7-tith and to appreciate the he~- 6,
musical art Many Of these good folks
could not afford 10 amend the CON
cerrs whare. almost exclusively hith-
eric, these works have been given.
Under such condirions. OF course, n1u-
sic Of the highest type was enjoyed
by a relatively very small part Of the
general public Now, through the
wonderful development nf motion pic
tnre music. people Of all ages and Of
all conditions Of life are getting to
knew the treasures OF musical lttAra-
ka,rs 4gs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
COL HENRY N ANDERSON
GETS THIRD DECOR ALTON

Bucharest. Dec l 2-The Eounlan-
ian government announces the award
~ Colonel Henry w Anderson. of
Richmond Va, nj the Order Of tho
Comm ander Of the Crown ~ Eou
mama. with awards This Is the third
decoration Colonel Anderson has re
ceiVrd from the Roumantan govern
nerf ~ recognition IT his work as
chief commissioner of tbs America y
Red Cross In the Balkans. 1t was
awarded IL him on the occasion Of his
departure for tbs United States and
his return 10 CIVILIAN life
Since the arrisfice the car"ious
commissions under Colonel Anderson
Rave distributed more than so 600
ehh POUNDS Of food and medical SUP
plies besides large quantities Of cloth
ing. agricultural uple me uts and
other relief materials or this total
ahout one fourth Was distributed in
Fouina mia nne-fourth In Serbia and
tho rest III Greece, Montenegro. Al
hama ara Bosnia II Is est1ras cd
that more thar II on0. 900 pAople
" ore reached h. the American Fed
Cross operations IT these six cour-
tr1es
Serbia has similarly recognized
Colonel Anderson work hr the award
ri -w-o Serbian decorations, and the
governments OF four other countries
have announced their Intentions ri
acting m ike manner at an sarly
date
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
NEW WAY Of PRINTING
DEMONSTRATIONS

4 typewriter which WRITERS music
ana an original systam for printing
or,chessrattons are two things newly
invented by P Hans Flath, composer
Of wichita Kans. The devices are
sasd tn BE- Of revolutionary slEnifi
canoe. ~
minute description of the type
writer cannot be given at present. as
not al the facts about 1t have been
made public. II ,s known, however
70 have i25 characters -htch can be
written on the staff or below II. The
machine differs from the ordinary
typewriter in that the printing surface
Id nat. This lis necessary because 81
the large space to be, covered in the
printing OF music. -Four machine
were constructed of wood before the
ls1eet model. entirely Of metal. was
fashioned.
Flath has spent all his life working
1t spare moments ON such machine
HA says that he has no special me
chanical aptitude, but that work OF
This kind has always been his hobby
His machine Is ss.l& ss .saApie ana
compact. and no larger than rhe ordi-
nary typewriter.
Mr.. F1ath's second invention has IL
do with printing music on an ordi-
nary printing press His system con
etsts OF series OF engrayInes Of va
riouS chord com binarions. which. At
tar those operating the press have
harmed, makes a large quantity pros
auction Of numbers possible. One mn
ne publishing Arm has already pur
chased = press on which It will pro-
fsst.asl III this way 10 print the orchess
tp~A1Ax~ Tar IT. lAtAnt Ann@
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
THE RICHMOND v1Fe1y1AN- SATURDAY pEcEMBEE IS 1918
ICE CREAM COMPANY
liberal TO INSTITUTIONS

The Purify Ice Cream company mas
sent the following letter to all chsri~
able. organizations in the city. which
II consistent with the policy the com
pa ny has followed IN the past, max
ing thousa ards happy.
Tho snj-tt nf the season prompts
Is' TO assist IN making those less tor
tuna e than ourselves glad and with
this Thought fore MOST in our MINDS.
and t,avini- criored a successful year,
IL is our dssirc again this season 20
donate 10 The charita bio institutions
IF Richmond their requirements of ice
cream for Christmas dinner We,
therefore reqnest that sou advise IF
4 carly as possible the amount ot
cream Won will require for this occa
sion. ami we win deliver Sa '1se ~ Eou
gratis at the time specified"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
ORDINANCE COMMITTEE
HAS FULL PROGRAM

The committee on ordinance viii
meet on Tuesday night, December 49,
ar 4 O'Clock Tor the purpose Of con
sldering further the or3inace 70 res
ufate the sale OF bread in. the city
of Richmond
There are a runaber OF other mat
tere before the committee which may
be considered at that time after the
bread ordinance ~ disposed Of. among
which are
4 Joint resolution, introduced BY
Alderman White and Councilman
Rcdcn 10 appoint a special joint com
mittee to investigate and report what
additional regulations. IL any, should
be made concerning the sale, price
and delivery If milk in Richmond
A Joint resolution tntroducsd ~
MIR Roden requesting Richmond rND-
resenta tivcs in the legislature to as
. cure the adoption ct resolution pro
Eiding for an amendment to the corr
stitution enabling cities and towns to
ASSESS the cost of street improve
rnfuts abuttine property ownerA
An ordinance, introduced by M
Engli&h 10 amend the ordinance cor
corning licenses to theaters. 80 - to
permit of moving picture theater
on the north slde Of Clay street be-
i tween Second and Third streets.
a n ordnance. introduced pE -
( Umisuf m prohibit the sale or gift
/ 10 any minor Of loaded cartridges.
bls nks or explosive caps of any char
acter
An ordinance Introduced By Mr..
Sullivan. to amend Ser Is OF chapter
/ % Of the citv code So as to prohibit
the sale nr offering for sale cf any
lead poultry etc. until after it has
fully cnoied from Killing and the
heads. fest and crtrsils have been re.
moved
Joint resolution introduced ~
Mr., English. requesting the commit
! ties on ordinances TO review trah3e
regulations with a wew to preventing
accidents.
An ordina nee introduced BY NJ
| Rodsn. To amend the trarac ordinances
In connection with the operation a
automobiles
The regular monthly meeting 81 th<
| committee or ordinances LIS sched
uled for THURSDAY night Decennbei
18th. az : O'CLOCK at which meeting
there will 1rst be taken up an ordi.
nance introduced hw MeaHs EngliAf
and Morton, providing for an etfh'
hour day for certain CRY employees en-,
gagged In manual labor
! After the eight hour matter Ia dM
posed of, thu meeting will pxobabl-
consider any of the measures no
disposed Of at the meeting on Tues
5ay night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

Netrithstandlng this strike IN Lee
county. the output OF coal In vi g'Fla
during fhe past month ~as the targ@sf
in the history Of the state, accord
ing to = telegram sent yesterday hA
Governor Davis 10 Attorney Genera
A Mitchell Palmer
Tbs White Rose ministries gave
,,avfnrrr7a 49,, last night fl7 the Barton
Heights school under the auspices OF
the school aud the Girl scouts ~
Barton Heights
A. meeting ~ the special cons
r11t4ee Of the TpterdenoTnlnati oral
Welfare league and Travellers Aid
uela whursdav nigh II the ! W G.
4 Judge j. Fl R4cks Of tbs Juvenile
and domestic relations court fayeo
Tho present system OF city jalls rs
advocated the building % home to
"a ke care IF ircorYigib4e girls and IN
fortunate women He wishes fhe
rlsu to be- laid before the mayor Mrs
II E Mschaels presided at the meet
ing
A, anpnar to rtchrnandArs has
been made hy Re" larnes b COOK
superintendent OF the male orrhanase
FOR helr in providing Christmas cheer
for tbs bows IN the institution Do
nations or checks should be sent tc
Mfr Cook or Gordon wallace, treas
urer. al3 Fast Broad street
Richmond ruhlic schools will close
for fre Christmas holidays necer1hs
g 4. the actual holiday beginning OF
Wednesday They viii reopen or
Monday. January &.
Justice t~rutrhfield ver+erdsv an
rourced that hereafter the fine for
selling automobiles without a license
will he s2he instead OF the usual
y sntderi $3.50 on this charge. sny-
der noted an appeal
VI = Lane was hn@o $50 IN hust-
rn-s court YESTERDAY for operating ar
Illicit still Carter Perkins, colore1
was fined SIS for conducting a dis
! orderly dance hall He noted ar ap'
peal Of q 6ns Of $50 IN police eour'
for this oYerse.
THE tr-fst~es OF 81 Tohr 5 Evanw~-
listsc church. Eighth ana Marshal
streets YESTERDAY trsnste-red th'
property To " Nesl FOR $50 900
| accord1ng 70 a deed 1led in the clerk /:
Office Of the chancery court
The case % Policeman Nj + Iuuar
i kin. charged with accepting r1onss
in the release Of a trunk supposed e
contain liquor. Will probably be giwer
1 hearing before Chef sherry some
/ Lime next week
Philip Jackson, 7-solored was sen
tAncAd to four months IN Jail yester'
| day By Justice CrutCh6eld IN police
| court for stealing car tickets from
| the Richmond and Ashland railwaI
| conn any
| Ordariy thieves have fooled the pc
| lice Son7e ri them entered the kess
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

The eto1a crughev. which has a
ca pactty Of 4 coo cubic yards. is we'll
worth q visit the rocks from tina
excavations are cast into q trough
opening into gigantic steel Jaws
which grind and MUNICH. breaking
the largest pieces into smaller bits
that are carried away on belt CON-
veyor, A serias of crg1sahers reduces
the rocks TO a torn, where they may
be u1Lixe 4 for building purposes and
stored for future use.
Fittv-hve rrlles OF railway. an elecs
triAed, ard tarrins five trunk Lines.
are required in tbs construction
work on the development On this
railway the com mission has In opera
ton more electric locomotives than
any railway system IN Canada At
present z 600 men are employed on
the big Sob, These n7en are housed
ard fed by tfe commission, A sur
geor. An arr bu1snce ara q hospital
rtair aimed bv tie eer4 mission are a..
the disposal Of tae employees in case
OF accident. TIE adoption Of the
rowast safety dasires has rl1n1nal-ed
the danger II accident ~ the dec
velopu' ert. : ri the comm Ssion has
devoted g. great deal Of tr1a To safety
frwt propaganda in order IN SAFE
guard the men In its employ, About
2.5oo acres, or So rA~ cent Of tina
lands acquired ty tae commission
xpr tts right of way. have hesu COM
verted into farms, ard tha producs
from the farms ls sold 10 the anf~
plcyess Of The cor11r1 4ssion- Thf rcr-~
mission maintains ies own tsisphone
svSters On the development. and II
has connections through cut the prof.
| ince. Cara ees. machine shops and
| once buildings fra the right OF wav.
E. ssta bnshing Its power house at
| cueeuston the Hyde Electric Power
| Com TT .ss!op - enabled To taxa adj
| vantage Of the full drop OF both Nj
sara Falls and the Gorge. q total
| dron os sos feet. atfordinS 100 per
cent more electric power from thA
sanae amount Of water. The largest
electric anitS IA the world s5.ae1
horse ppwer genera tors. viii be ins.
stalled in the power house ~ pro-.
6uea electrical energy for distribution
thrcu ghout the Province OF Ontarto.
| This great work In a striking ex-
ara pie of the big vision and initiative
OF Sir Adam Beck. under whose d.
rsction the commission carries or it's
functions. This work is one which
gives the people Of Ontario Just
cause for pride in achievement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
INJURY TO
WINCHESTER BOY

Winchester. Va. Dec IL Herman
E Weieand. a native OF Winchester,
died IN the CITY hospital in Martins
burg " Va, on Monday afternoon
frar, injuries Silata med On necemb"r
& when he Toll from hand car on
The Baltimore and ohio railroad,
where he Vas employed on the sec
ton gang Mr.. Weisand sustained
a fracture of the skull The accident
occurred near Cumbo. outside OF Mar
tiusburg Ho was twenty-five years
of age
Young Weleand was born in Win
chester. but since the death If his
mother when he vas small child
he had been reared By Mr.. and Mrs
Marshall W Kyle, In Nartinsburg and
had srent a great part OF his life IN
I'll death there
Searly two months ago he married
MISS Lillian Walker and since Their
had been reading with hIs wtfe'E
mother
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


Ter store. III East kroad stfeet T.
ihursdaH night ana II i" tnpnsh NJ
maze on with several hundrea dollars
"orth ~ fnfs and dreaseS. nut theF
&lfa lshf @nHd things up So maj II ~
possible complete inventory VII
nave - ne taken I" asreff am lost
"--
FoTty more autonohiliafs have been
reported ~ The police as violating
the ordinance tn step q Ciracs and
Beiw1dere streets
- the rrand fury YESTERDAY hv Mag
istrste SUNDAY in Hen~fca court.
charged with u7Lrdering Elijah Allen.
slsn colnrea Noveraber Ia
-.
The car helon girS to T Scott
ed in galf,r4or4
Tire case NJ " x walsh -ha~reA
with sneedinr ard not bayinr state
f{c1rss utsr continued IN rt,iire rcu~s
v4s.ey-4s+- ~ Tuesday
t,e,-,-,o,u-esifh.r .,+c~-,sx, r4ecr~a
trss oc,,~f tr tne lass ~ uii,;a r,
E~arllir cc,oras cAarrss r,.h +a,x
in~ a ntSto, srav sron, poIfcs,,,p
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
HYDRO
ELECTRIC
DEVELOPMENT
WORK AT
NIAGARA

n uaing this sluggish straa n to fcw
backward and 20 take water from
the Niagara River instead Of u.nty~
Ing into II above the Taila Con-
rectsng with the wetiard River Is
pc-wer canal. stretching trona
CueeaSton ard encircltuz the city CT
Mag ails, ont. which will hs
eight = I q euarser miles long when
cce1rsaxtd
TIA original survev for the
, 2~at2 Development vas made IN
5'1t. al re construction work be-
v4n in EY lQt7. The connls-
Ken a @essa - have the rev plant
in woxk.'a. O. Ter in 1922, War con-
ditio,s handicapped the engineers.
b. tbs years. operate were begun
ON a.ssGan'ie SCALE 4 trip over the
right Of way viii iropress tbs OBJ
server with fha vast scope Of the
Grderta king which, il sts completed
state. will cost approximately s2T,~
orr, ato.eA.
Two miles. above the brink OF
Niagara Falls a. steam dredge Ia
knawing away at the channel 81 the
WelIard River, removing igs generous
chunks the river bottom ard q. POI
Aton OF Hog Island. which guards tia
entrance 10 this historic creek. 9The
Zone dredge and It's attendant tugs
ere the orfy pieces Of equipment en-
cared on the entire Niara ra Develop
rrent which ara rot owned by the
HYDRO Electric Power Commission.
They. With ak or eever sw!trh
engines. are the Only apparatus IN
asa on tbs DEVELOPMENT which re-
CURE s-ss m in their operation.
Even the drills employed On the
reck deposits OF tbs canal right Of
WAY are operated hy air. electrically
<crsrraased. 4 mile or two inland \
huge cianasheIl swung from an
aArlal galloway, drops into the river
and them ernerTex bringing with 1t
generous bites from the river hot.
ton. which are deposited On thu
g.ver bank At tbs foot Of the tow r
from whore the operator directs the
activities Of The cla-rrxh ell. Deposits
Of earth and clay along the north
hank Of the river reveal the effect
avenAe Of the clan1xheu IN this par
ticllar portion OF the development.
A abort ride from Magyar Falls
bver new roadwayr built ny the
commission from crushed linn estore
removed from It's right OF way,
brings one to this canal proper.
Nhere the activities Of huge electric
novels. electric trains and gangs @.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
CANADA'S LARGEST I
ENCINEERINGPROJECT
Hydro Electric Power Commission Carrying on
Wonderful Power Development Work
at Niagara Falls--A Second
Panama Canal

Operating the largest rhovsis in
The world, and reversing the fow Of
river, The Hydro Electric Power
Commission Of Ontario is carrying
or an enormous engineering project
ST Niagara. Falls, practically with
cut the use OF steam.
There are many startling phases TO
this WORK, which rs the largest
engineering feat attempted in the
Dominion os Canada, aud the biggest
ensiaeer'~g job at present being
carried 81 in the North American
Continent.
In order TO get water h. the new
power house which Will be erected
just above Gueenston. the Conn
n14ssion will utilize four and a quar-
ter miles Of the Weiland River.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
PRESIDENT SMITH ADDRESSES
LEE CAMP 1TTER An s

nr Henry Lev Is Smith president
ri Washington and Lee UNIVERSE"
save very Interesting talk last night
at Lee Camp hail Confederate vet
era ~, on General Ire and his aerN ices
~ AZ educator after the war between
tho states. Quite a large number ot
tn" old soldiers heard FIR. Sn1irh. who
outlined the advance Of washington
and Leo from the time IT was found =
ID down TO recent years and gave
many Intimate details of the life nf
the Confederate general work In ad-
varcing the diffusion of knowledge
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
LAWYERS FEE AGREENrT Mt
rs DECLARED LsEfrAT,

That tie agreement Of lawyers to
make q uniform charge for the exan,i-
nation IF titles is not "a violation OF
the state antitrust law il tha report
of a committee OF the Hfcrmond Bar
association composed of G. v Mare
dtth, Samuel =. Andersen and Henry
e. Reilly.
Major Hunsdon CARY has offered =
resolution, which went over 70 the
next raAtinE OF the association. de
elairir- II TO he the sense of the
body that the tariff of minimum fees
should be abolished
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

men present a. striking picture The
weary house holder painfully feeding
the furnace, shovel by shovel, from
the ton or two of coal. his winter 81
supply. will marvel at the enornaIty
of the electric shovels which pick
Up from eight to ten tons It
material, lift it 70 feet into the air
end deposit 1t into waiting cara. all
within the short space Of ~
seconds.
Trains, hauled by electric locon1o~
tivas. convey the mud and clay to
the dump at st. Dav1d.s. The boul-
ders and rock from the cana! are
borne away to the stoue crusher on
the cliff above Cueenston, and con-
verted ITO material for roadways.
railroad roadbei and riprap which
viii line the shores OF the canal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
RICHMOND BOY GETS
DECORATION FROM ALBERT

or Soven1ber IL, 1919 while en-
route to Brest France, His Majesty
the King OF the Beleians, through the
commanding officer Of the l.. 8. s.
George Washington. decorated Oscar
s Almond chief bostSvains mate.
L. s n. whose mother. Laura j. Al
mond resides at a15 west Main
street. with the silver medal of the
order Of the crown
Almond enlisted IN the navy Fab
~uary Q. 1919
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
Senate Passes Sugar Bill

Arlington, Dec. 1a-The bill h.
Senator AcNary 70 extend the life ~
the Sugar r2qua lizs tion board and
a0thori-@ II - buy for American con
sumption the Cuban sugar crop OF
lH2o was passed unan,m ousIy by the
senate today after hrief debate An
amendment hv Senator McKellar
Tennessee. abolishing the gone svste m
Of Price fixing ard Distribution and
forbiddlng tire horad 70 reinktttute il.
was adopted