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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
JUSTICES DOCKET SHORT
Fines Arc ImpoNed on Two on Charges
of SpcedInE-Other Ordinance
Violations.

Only eleven cases appeared on the
criminal docket in Police Court yes
terday. and Justice Crutchield dis
posed Of them without imposing n
Risa Ross. colored, who was charged
with making an attempt to poison
Ernest Jones, also colored. was dis
missed at the request OF Attorney
English. who was acting in the place
OF Commonwealths Attorney Wise.
who was absent Harry Wheeler and
Morris Emanuel. who were arraigncd
on charges of transporting whisky
were, sent to the Hastings Court.
On the ordinance docket l.. l.. Bishop
Julius Brooks and Z. +. Schwartz were
fined SIS and costs on charges OF
speeding and unlawful driving. r. G.
Taylor was fined IS and costs when
It is said, he failed to make a report
OF an accident to the police.
Eleven men were fined 81 and costs
for failing TO comply with minor
traffic ordinances. and d; f. Bushell and
l.. l. Bryant were fined $40 and costs
on the charge OF driving automobiles
through the safety zone.
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Tells What It Does.


Elsewhere on this page are repro
duced the statements of local people
which may be easily verified. These
statements corroborate the thousands
Of glowing tributes paid this same
remedy and tonic elsewhere. Read
them.
Take. for instance. a man. woman
or child just recovering from sick
ness or operation. They feel weak.
nervous, achy, sore and stiff Lack
strength. appetite and good diges-
ton. Their stomach is weak. Their
chest is sore and a hacking cough.
cold, bronchial and catarrhal condi-
ton in nose and throat weighs them
down. For such person, bottle or
two of Earle's Hypo-Cod will accom-
plish wonders and put them back on
their feet days and weeks sooner.
Take the case of hard working
man or woman. They feel sluggish,
weak, nervous, sleep poorly. catch
cold easily, shortness of breath and
lack of appetite and pep" hold them
back. To such a person a bottle of
this same remedy and tonic is best.
1t revitalizes the rundown system
same as it does for a person weak
ened and rundown from sickness. 1t
puts them back on their feet in full
possession Of pep" and ginger"
and they can laugh at the cough,
bronchial and catarrhal troubles, and
sit down to real meal without the
slightest fear Of indigestion. They
will get moro good from their food,
too, gain weight, strength and vital
ity.
Read what users say on this page
TO the right and below this article,
and then visit Tragle's Drug Store,
ST East Broad Street, where you
can get bottle Of the genuine Earle's
Hypo-Cod, manufactured by the ma
tionally-known Earle Chemical Co.,
Wheeling, w. Va.
Tho above store gladly prepays
large bottle anywhere upon receipt OF
price, $3.50. in stamps, cash, check
or P. o. NJ. o. A good way is to send
90 cents In stamps and dollar bill
with your address and request for
Hypo-Cod, n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL
DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES

IF you have Catarrhal Deafness or
arc hard of hearing or have head noises
of Parmint double strcngth). and add
TO 1t Il pint OF hot water, and a little
graduated sugar. Take one table
spoonful four times a day.
This Will often bring quick relief
from the distressing head noises
CloSged nostrils should open. breath
ing become easy and the tnucus stop
dropping into the throat. 1T is easy to
prepare, costs little and is pleasant TO
take. Any one who has Catarrhal
Deafness or head noises should give
this prescription trial.-Adv
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BEST tonic OF ALL
FOR THIS Time YEAR

my sister in Greenville and told her
to be sure and get bottle. for I knew
1t would be the making of her." con-
tinued Mrs. Tucker, whose address is
given above.
Thousands likewise assert that as a
tonic and builder and to bring back
the appetite. digestion, strength and
energy, Hypo-Cod has no equal Get
a bottle at Tragle's Drug Store to-
night Large bottle. s1.20. Prepaid
anywhere on receipt of price. Traglc's
Drug Store. SIT East Broad Street.
Richmond, Va.
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EYES WATERED,
NOSE WAS RED
Coughed and Sneezed - Lost
Appetite-COu1dn't Sleep.
Felt Bad All Over.
RICHMOND MAN USED
HYPO-COD; SAYS FINE

IT surely had bad cold and cough
couEhsd and sneezed frequently. and
my eyes watered and nose ran and
was red. My cough kept me awake
nights, and soon after that spell lost
my appetite and began feeling tough
all over" declared Thos. r. Thompson,
1922 Grove Ave, Richmond
81 don't think ] had the Flu at
least I wasn't as i'll as some people /
know who had it. and really stayed at
work all the time. but lots Of times ]
felt like I ought to go home.
"A couple Of bottles of Hypo-co
however, did the work for me and put
ME back on my feet in great shape. 1t
stopped my cough and my appetite Is
heaps better. 1t gave me new strength
and renwed energy, too. SO I surely
recommend Earle's Hypo-Cod to every
body" continued Mr.. Thompson, whose
address is given above.
Colds. coughs. bronchial and catar-
rhal troubles are harder to get rid Of
this time of year for some reason or
other. Yet it is important that some
thing be taken. as grave dangers. in
GLIDING lung trouble, are apt to follow
II the lungs and chest and throat are
left in such an inflamed and irritated
condition. Read what other users in
Richmond say below.
Earle's Hypo-Cod contains extrac-
tives from fresh cod livers freed en-
tirc!y OF the fshy. nauseating taste in
other preparations, and is most pleas
ant to take and agrees perfectly with
tho most delicate stomach. In addi-
ton. Hypo-Cod contains Malt Extract.
Cherry Bark Iron. Wine and Syrup Of
Hypophosphites. The formula appears
on the bottle, and by submitting 1t to
doctor, you find it has his endorse
ment Druggists recommend it, too.
Stop down to the Tragic Drug Store.
SIT East Broad Street, Richmond, and
get a large bottle, S1.20.
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MRS. TUCKER
PRAISED IT
Richmond Lady Says Hypo.Cod
Made Her 1000 Stronger.
Restored Her Appetite.

81 was in run down condition and
so weak lacked energy or ambition
for anything. 1t seemed like I couldn't
regain my strength. and my appetite
had gone" declared Mrs C. O.. Tucker
sos Forth Eighth Street. Richmond.
Just one bottle Of Earles Hypo-Cod
however, made a wonderful change In
me. Simply marvellous. I feei 1907
stronger, and II has given mo an appe-
,titc. have moro energy and ambi-
ton than In months. and am doing
my Homework again with case like !
used to. 1t certainly Is good tonic
tslr Is a Splendid Tonic.
~ am glad. to recommend Earle's
Hypo-Cod. Only yosterdaYI wrote to
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Many Thrills in Coming
War Book by Alan Bott

Captain Aim Bott, whose pen
name Is "COntnct," lis completin: n
new book, I'm which he tells of the
lively experiences TINT bcfcII him
after he WINS shot down In l'nics-
tine and mndc prisoner by the
Turks, and how after suffering soII-
tnry confinement I'm Dnmnscus he
slowed nwny on Black Sen
steamer md managed TO get TO
Odcssn. lie In also pubIfshinE n new
volume OF MIR stOries, the mnnu-
script of which wns sent to the hot
tom of the Mediterranean when ~
u-bont sunk the vessel on which hi.
kit WINS being sent home. Dott's
recent work forns an intcrcstinE
part of the literary ros,In from
London, which is being printed I'm
The Timcs-Dispatch today.
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VIII EstnbII.h Artillery School.

CHARLOTTESVILLE April 5-Licu-
tenant-Coloncl Abncy Payne, coast ar
tillcry corps. mas been detailed By the
United States government to direct the
coast artillery unit OF tho reserve ON
GERS training corps at the University
of Virginia. The formation of this
corps was authorized by the board OF
visitors at meeting on March 3, but
It viii not be started until the coming
fall.
Colonel Payne states that the course
viii consist merely OF theoretical in :
struGtion during the collegiate year.
weeks in length. Those completing the
four-year course will be commissions d
second licutenants in the reserves
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Rcnl E.t,tc Advnncc,

MISUNDERSTANDING, April 5.-Real
estate seems to have taken jump and
gone on n boom here. The Baker &
Wallace storchouse was sold here this
changes were the saleI of the Balti-
more and Ohio building. owned by w.
II. Owen. to Charles r.. Talley; the
by George w. Shepherd to G. Frank
Timberiakc. the L. s. Ruggles pro-
perty to J. L. Timberlakc and Hugh
ture store building TO w. A. Young.
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resulted In tho, destruction of tho
made good progress In the balmy tenn
peratures prevailing for two weeks and
some were in full bloom. All tho buds
ana blooms are now blackencd To-
bacco has not been harmed as the
Diantbeds are usually covered by can
vas. The temperature at O'Clock this
morning was 80 degrees Yesterday
at the same hour 1t was &c
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Rnt Cnmpatrn Ends.

WINCHESTER, April 5.-Thc first
week Of campaign conducted by the
Welltown Public School against rats
ended today. when echool children
brought 233 rat tails to their teachers.
receiving therefor one cent for each
1870 rats. was given special prize OF
81 in additio.. to $3.50 for the tails.
One rat ran away with the trap.
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VIII Erect l;nr,,re.

FREDERICKSBURG. April Sc. l..
and Il. G.. Helm have purchased the
large lot on the corner of Commerce
and Prince Edward Streets from David
fiirsh. These gentlemen will erect
at once. an up to date garage and
salcsroom for Oldsmobilc pleasure cars.
trucks and accessories. which will be
conducted in the name Of the Jones
Motor Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

FREDERICKSBURG, April 5.-Pro-
hibition Commissioner J. Sidney Pc
consultation with the four prohibition
officers held here for the Shenandoah
County authorities, charged with the
Hudson. alleged bootlcggcrs. Mr.
Peters stated that he expected to ar
range bail for them in short time.
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Win sniI for Er,nc-

WINCHESTER. April 5.-Judge T. w.
HARRISON, member Of Congress from the
seventh Virginia District, has gone to
Washington to join other members OF
the House Committee on Military AZ
fairs. and will sail from New York
Monday with Secretary of War Baker
for tour of inspection OF the Ameri-
can camps in France. Judge Harrison
said the party would probably remain
in Europe about five weeks
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People Overworked Down, Nervous and Troubled with
Blood, Digestion, Appetite Need Good Tonic Now.
DOCTOR SAYS TAKE SPRING TONIC NOW.
Clears Up Blood, Speeds Up
Digestion, Makes Whole
System Well.
EARLE'S HYPO-COD BEST

There can be no question
about Earle's Hypo-Cod being
the finest tonic on the drug
gist's shelf to-day if we are tc
take the undeniable proof
shown during the recent cpl
demic.
Older remedies failed to bring
users back to strength and ro-
bust health again, whereas
Hypo-Cod seemed to be almost
miraculous in it's power to
quickly rid the system Of sore
chest, coughs, bronchial and
catarrhal troubles and restore
the appetite, digestion, blood,
weight and strength.
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Kaufman viii Probnted.

julius Kaufman. well-known Dan
willie citizen. who died recently in the
Hebrew Hospital at Baltimore, was ad-
mitted to probate today. Mrs. Matte
II Kaufman. widow. is left the entire
estate which. under the terms OF the
will. is not appraised. The will also
provides that the executria shall not
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

LYNCHBCKG, April 5.-The Cham-
Der Of Commerce has completed ar
farmers curb market again during the
growing season in one of the tobacco
Warehouses of the city. The chamber
j. working out q plan for facilities
for permanent market along these
lines. The market was a great success
here last summer.
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Will Dcmonstrnfc rrnctnrx

WiNCHESTER, April 5.-NrranEc-
ments nave been made to care for up
Wards Of 10000 people from Virginia,
States. who will attend tractor dem
onstratton near Bridgcwater, Va, on
April 10. About fifteen different makes
The land is rolling and n special test
VIII be made on steep hill. II will
probably he the largest demonstration
Oh the Kind held in Virginia this year.
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SUNDAY School Mn..-Mcetinr.

DANNILLE. April ga Sunday
school mass -meeting and organization
of local Sunday school association
will be held at the First Presbyterian
Church on Sunday. The principal
speaker will nc Professor A. NJ Lock er.
OF Chicago, secretary of the Intcrna-
tional Sunday School Association. DR..
Thomas Newlin. formerly president of
Guilford College, y. c.. will also be
heard.
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Plnn for Debating Con,c.t

PULASKI, April 5.-1n "A competitive
debate held on Friday afternoon Miss
Grille Lyons and Guy Chcves were
elected to represent the Pulaski High
SCHOOL at the State debatcrs contest
to be held at Charlottesville There
were three other contestants Miss
Georgia Thomas, Robert Einks and
James Trolinger. In that no other
be represented. the Pulaski represen-
tatives will not likely have a prelim-
mary contest with any other school
until reaching CharlottesYille
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Nov Compnny Chnrtnrcd

PULASKI, April "a corti1cate
has been granted by the State Cor
poration Commission to the Muire
stock is $1,000 minimum and $4,000
maximum. tho share values being 500.
The officers are w. b. Wyatt presl-
dSnt; X. J.. Beamor, vice president;
NJ: l.. Muirc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES They.
with w. W. Cave and S. NJ Lyon. CON
st!tutc the directorate. The company
IS comprised entirely OF Pulaski men
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women Held for Federal Court.

United States Commissioner Flegen-
teimer yesterday tried Calls Gray and
Elizabeth Vessels. and bound them over
to await the action Of the United States
District Court They are charged with
.raudulently securing government al
lotment by claiming that they were
married.
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FedernI Court opcn, Monao,

Federal Court Opens Monday.
,,ona sa-o Saond.u f. ~ t h con
Although Judge Waddill has recently
held several special terms. in order to
try cases OF persons charged with
transporting whisky. the docket is still
lengthy
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Edit. UniversIty PAPER.

CHARLOTTESVILLE April 5.-Ells-
vorth Wiltshire. of Richmond. was
hosen editorin chief Of College
of Virginia, for the year
$500 at the annual election of Off
,:ers. IT. O. Trotter. Jr.. Of Chatta-
ooga. Tenn, was elected news editor.
,Jr. Wiltshire became member of
he staff in the fall OF 1917. and has
! ince filled the positions of assistant
T, ssiCnment editor and news editor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

DO required to give bond. and that
after his just debts are paid that the
residue Of the estate shall go to her |
in fec simple for ever
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Home Ia urokcn Into

DANNlLLE, April 5.--Thc home Of
w. S. Pigs. on Baugh Street, was en-
tered sometime yesterday by a robber
who secured gold wrist watch and
S55 in money. The money and watch
were taken from a chest OF drawers on
the second floor This is robbery
similar to half a dozen reported in
Danv!llc of recent weeks
Named District Agent.
LYNCHBCRG, April 5.-F. J. Davis
who has been commercial agent OF the
Southern Hallway here since last Au-
gust, and travelling freight agent
for that system for number of years
prior to that, has been appointed dis
trict freight agent for this district.
reporting direct TO ]. II. Drake general
freight agent of the system. The ap-
pointment was made as of April /.
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Bowman Add. Two Hotel. to His Lis,

NEW YORK. April 5.-John NICE.
Bowman, of the Biltmore group of
hotels. has purchased the Griswold. in
New London, Conn. and the Bellevue
in Balleair. Florida. 1t is announced
here. Earle L. Carley is associated
with him in the purchase, 1t was
stated.
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SCARED TEAM BACKS man
AND WAGON OVER CLIFF
]. "A. Eustace, Of Jackets Mills
seriously Injured In Accident
Near Frcdcricksburg.
EXPERTS EXAMINE FRUIT TREES
opinion Is Divided as to Whether
Freezing Weather Has Ruined
the Crop-Othcr News Notes From
, Virginia Points.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
TREDERICKSBPRG, April 5.-Eddie
.ustaGe. postmaster ut Jackets Mills.
imu MS son, L. a. EuStace. were seri-
Susly injured when on their way into
,reaerick sburg. They reached a point
IN the Stafford side OF the Rappahan-
iock river halfway between Falmouth
ma tho fredericksburg free bridge.
Shcrc an auto load of tourists had
stopped their car and were eating
inch, On the right of the road is
ne river. about nifty feet below the
inns. Tho road is narrow and as the
cam attempted to pass the horses be-
:ame frightened and commenced back :
ng Mr.. Eustace saw that there was
10 chance to stop the horses and
Jumped. but tho young man chung t"
nc team. Wagon and team and young
nan went over the bank. The latter
Dad his collarbone and leg broken and
Eas otherwise bruised. One OF the
1orscs was killed and the wagon
mashed to pieces. w. S. Embrey ar
-iVcd on the scene and took young
Iustacc to tho hospital. where his in
Nuries arc being treated.
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mrs. minnie C0TTRELl
PRAISES UNITED DOCTORS
Had Rheumatism All Over Body-Could Hardly Walk
Ncrvous-One Months Treatment En-
tirey Relieved.

I had the rheumatism all
over my body. My ankle was
swollen and panied me so
could hardly walk, Then
was nervous-so nervous that
couldn't sleep at all at night.
Besides, I had violent pains
down my right side and leg. I
suffered this way for a long
time, then I came to the United
Doctors. They treated me one
month. and began to improve
right along. The rheumatism
has now left me, walk without
any trouble and sleep at nights
sound-the nervous feeling has
left me, too.
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VIII Develop Gold Deposits.

/ DANVILLE, April 5.-News from
'ienry County brings word that the
cold and platinum deposits found on
Il he Taylor property near Mayo Church
ere 10 be developed on a large scale.
-. e. Johnson, a California miner, who
made some assays last autumn. and
Who Is an experienced gold miner, has
ieturncd to MartinSville, and is in
ent upon making the discovery a
,noney-making proposition. The traces
II gold and platinum are in such guam
: tiles az to warrant 4 serious under
aking. 4 company is being formed
nd a charter will be sought, a mine
j sta blishcd and work begun before
fummer.
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Smni1nox Victim Eonnd

LYNCHBURG, April 5.-A colored
man walked into the health Office here
today and asked what was the matter
He had smallpox and in five minutes
was being hustled of 10 the city pes;
house. getting away SO quickly from
the Office that no questions were asked
and II was not known where he came
from.
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College Topics is considered the most
sity.
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and twenty-four men. NIL casuals. Shs
was several days overdue as tho re.
made port after a tedious trip. and
was towed UP from Old Point.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

Pench Crop Damaged.
DANVILLE, April 5.-The low tenn
reratures OF the past two days has
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Examine pench cron.

WINCHESTER. April 5.-Expcrts
Who have examined peach trees and
,ther early varieties Of fruit since the
reezing weather the first of the week.
rcrc still divided today in their opin-
ons as to whether severe injury re-
uited. AS a result, peach growers in
particular are greatly concerned. and
hcy are undecided whether to cancel
orders for carriers. 1t Is pretty gem
damage has been done to early fruits
Virginia, West Virginia and Mary
and, although it is not thought TO
ave been heavy where orchards have
;ood air drainage. 1t has been found
hat orchards in low places were proba
ny Injured TO such AN extent that the
n the big commercial apple orchard S
lt the Winchester district were not
ar enough advanced, it was stated to-
lay. to be injured by the freezing
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;, Want E1trn session Called.

II FREDERICKSBURG, April 5.-Three
members from the Senate and three
r re rom the House OF Dele gate
iavc already signed the extra session
ietitions. Impressed with the urgent
necessity OF making provisions for the
federal road fund apportioned to Vir-
:inia. These men arc Senators Cool
lex. Gravatt and Hall. and Delegates
'iurray. Snow and X. II. Stubs. Most
reports from the Ninth District show
hat ten Of the fifteen Senators and
Delegates have signed and the remain
Eng five arc expected TO do so. In
crest throughout the State in road
construction Is growing.
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=. Groom Fased Theft Charge.

WINCHESTER. April 5.-When John
;ommers. young bridegroom Of
3oycc. was acquitted yesterday after
,oon in court at Berryville. of tho
barge OF stealing two automobile
Tres. the verdict of the jury was APP
,lauded and chcercd by scores OF wo-
men OF his neighborhood. who crowded
he gallery of the courthouse. The
honeymoon of Sommcrs had been brok-
bowcd that the tires may have been
tolen by someone, but that Sommers
l,ouYht them from man in the pres
i,nce OF others. without knowing they
we're stolen property.
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FREDERICKSBURG April 5.-A good
apply Of fish OF all kinds we're brought
;tere today. They came from the Po-
Eomac. where the Ncwtons are fishing
1T Belle Plain. The run OF herring
/ s increasing on the Potomac, but slack
ing up at the Falmouth shores on the
ppahannock, above Fredericksburg.
al Marlboro. on the Potomac, where
yN Faunce is fishlng, the catch OF her
ing and rock is larger, but shad are
l'alling of. Bob Jennings. at Passa-
,atanzy shore, is doing better in her
ing but less in rock and shad. From
lhese two shores most of the fish
taught go TO Northern markets.
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SnIe of shorthon Cattle.

M" SnIc OF ShOfthOrn Chtt1e.
PULASKI. April 5.-The first annual
ale of registered shorthorn cattle OF
he Southwest Virginia Shorthorn
Breeders Association, at Abingdon. on
yesterday, WAS largely attended and n
;reat success. Jack Moore, a Pulaski
ounty- bred bull. ten months old. soil
IT the highest price. 1925. Others
ianged around the $500 mark. He was
bought by Mr.. Preston, Of Meadow
View. The success of this aisle assures
hn annual event OF this character.