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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
AGED WOMAN HIT BY CAR
Wis ". g: Ashley. seven,,->in. y.o
wa. s"n'nins FRACTURED
Skull

H'%. II G. AEhby. scv.n,y-,i, o..
20 20 a, stuart circle Hospit.i uur.
r..s,,ii3 rem fractured skull IA tI.
".n o. ICING struck by d Stree, car
o'clocl; AFTERNOON shortly after 3
,ra Mrs As'by who lives at I22s ,ycr,
i =. st'cci; wan crossing The s,rcc.
iiow o she ., , hsr rsa!de"ee ~hen struck.
30 h9t known. IL bong stated e, H.,
n,Da''tai ma, nhe probably Gd moi Near
VI, hppro"ch!nR troliey. ''' "e"'
.'',neh.htciy after the accident she
- 'hhcn TO The hospital and an ourr
lion was performed carly II, N. ev.n-
~ i,"r condition way reported favor.
AZ, !ater. although her advanced ~.
WIS "e'a as "a handicap TO her recoyery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
RAILWAY MUST PAY $4,000
FOR CONDUCTORS ASSAULT
southern Loses Appeal to Supreme
Court In Case of }. 4. Taylor,
Watch Inspcctor.

Refusal OF the Supreme Court of An
peais 10 grant a writ Of error on the
pany against J: +. Taylor from a de-
cision of the Circuit Court Of Greens
VIE County. entered October 13, 1915.
sustaining a jury verdict for $1,000
damages. makes IL certain that in This
state public utility taken over by
the United States government is liable
for Injuries caused by the agents OF
the corporation during the period Of
government control. y similar decision
was rendered by the Supreme Cour, OF
Appeals of Mississippi few months
ago.
Taylor was n watch Inspector work
ing on the trains by virtue OF con-
tract with Chicago corporation to
repair the watches OF the railway men
THIS time II happened that he had re-
turned mis- pass TO be renewed and was
aitenptins to ride without it. The
conductor demanded a fare. but refused
20 give Taylor receipt specifying that
the passenger was the watch.fixer
Taylor sworc that he finally paid the
receipt, but that afterward the con-
ducto- beat him over the head with
his punch and dragged him through
the ais!e and but for the Interference
confiicting. but tic attorney se.of fo- T ths
ra!lway rested his case on demurrer
lenses o'"e'
lie contcnded that the man had no
case against the corporation. since the
cause OF action was OH March Is, 1918
and the railway had been taken over
by Tie government in December or
INC preceding year. The trial court
overrnicd the demurrer, and its action
ntinG sustained by the Supreme Court
Viii doubtless discourage pctItions ~
inc Court OF Appeals on this point
fhc supreme Court of Appeals grant
eh new trial in the case OF the Cor,
monWealth aEaiuS; = IT. RurEs w
Stevers"n; Truce Patterson. l.. White
mead and William and j. O. I3urls, con
yictcd in the Circuit Court Of Rock
oTiaSe county September o. 1915 for
sncgcd Illegal fishing The alleged Of
ichsH WAS misdcmcanor.
fcnac was miSdcmcanor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
That Are Creating the Best
Shopping Days of the Winter
at the ''Shopping Center"
The January Sales
of 1919

The store itself is in a Won
derfully favorable position to
set fitting record at this be-
ginning of the New Year.
Merchandise for the January
Sales of 1919, secured through
plans that brought price adj
vantages throughout well
rounded out stocks, places en-
phasis upon these events as
making opportunity of the
first order.
These sales include Women's
Muslinwear, Household Lin
ems, new fabrics of Cotton,
Bed Sheets and Pillow Cases,
ETC., in assortments quite as
extensive as at any time here
tofore, and as favorable in
prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
PIZziNI VICTIM
Life Insurance Company Io.sr, sui,
1T az ",nst b"nh 4" Recover sI..-
fetf oo0 III NutnTiour Case.

~ Decision against the Lie Insurance
sS1tnpany OF virginia auiu:. the .>nerl-
ean National i;ank for -ccov.ry 90
$4,000 PAID William l.. rlzziui !u0i.
iAalleged Forged decd. was y,slcrda,
rendered " judge William y. Mon
Cure in Chanccry Court.
sa.The insurance company loaned Pr
istni money Gpon "a deed FOR Broad
street property The decd was duI%
sAdmitted TO record ana interc.i upoi,
ne loan was regularly paid until IN.
mi He'd from Richmond in D.ceulcy.
8.L}lIF Vhen payment OF Interest
Aopped the lire insurance company dis.
the forgery.
iEhep an attempt was made - -.
.sGyer the money from the 1nuE TO-
,eaGse the cheek for 1t mad been ,rs3.
Sfosfhe w. u. Pizz!ni Co. ana iudnyssJ
sbySit, but placed 10 the crcdii Of p.2-
szInI individually.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
STATE WILL PROTECT BIRDS
Came Department Takes Steps To Feed
md shelter Fowls During
Severe Weather.

The Department Of Game and Inland
FISHERIES Is undertaking "a propaganda
campaign. for the protection OF game
song and inscctivorous birds during
the reHia inher ~ the winter. Smut
iaIcous!" came Il request from the AG-
duOoH Society OF Virginia for "A pro-
t"ct!ve program for the song birds
and a letter from l.. ~. prinnaTd. game
"aFdcn OF App0ma;;oN County. telling
OF plan to house the game BIRDS
COMMISSIONER Bi!isoly is interested in
D"th to the extent mat he is send,r /.
= circular letter about these matters
TO an game wardcns.
The commissioner is encouraging the
'cca!nG and housing OF birds during
an! severe weather that this winter
may bring.
MF. DrlnTard explained his housing
plan as follows:
Il am making arrangements with
PROMINENT farmers VINO are fond OF
hunting 10 feed and house birds
n case we nave snow TO remain on the
ground amy ienSth Of time what |
mean ny housing is TO find out where
:! c'Ney lives and cut som. iinc brush
ana MAJ" shelter and feed them un-
ger the brush. sinai! work hard 10
nave as much Of this done az / can"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
MISS SALLIE a. ANDERSON
HEADS MEMORIAL SOCIETY
trnfcdera,- Literary Organization Elects
pHicer- 10 SrrIr for In
SUING Term.

a@.o, ,o?sl "e sc., i.rG fo ,t...ra
.'.' Ea'l.- :rsr.- .taGrrr.,t. prrs!,!cr,
si'sl A-"a 3 fcy".n. second .ice- .resi-
he. Nss'y. ,hltG vlee. p,e~lGea,
MI, Era@rs Robinson. corraaronein=
S .-, !er,so @,rl hi l. s,.s;.
.::'.'4'E an! 'ce'FcTentg for ,he :a;iovs
ir Ali. l .l..5s i:; !, yee re*I,n, s'''
.fiot!ia VI. E'rSs'FfiiE I,nii,on r.ror,
W f;.. :; ,;,rn' giiafia. .,iss;rsf@n; E'"'
= n,lc% MGg r"rry ;iosh~- regent.
NE Na'i." =. jtarrIs yice-r"ren;
TON T.VII. ~ h'iec,s,.: regent; Mrs.. Fen.
!s,iTr." j., Nrs John T. Poe. regent: Mrs
a.,,i.s'5,,,.i"':- No Virginia u pr,c. re-.
%il,"Zy;1 CIR. Aifs 9. Il warner. r,sc:,,. .,s
'esscr, ~ Aii.s@n i itiaa ; ioha. -,
req, Yrs T. coz Ia. 49, d1!a conn"r re-
NAN ,i'.Glec'eH re@eHt Mrs Nor.
1T: raxn i;i; ;, H., sy,se.isE"n' 49, ''o''
w %ii!iaf2g = ,tarrs, .r@sen, regent
Nr. ,"',f ~ A"no Carer lee. regent.
..nl 53nTt.f i fils'" r. % -i.. res,f,.i
i ne iplio%!ns members Of tEo a.,
"'a'1 We're rc-cI.ct.d:
an - j. 'l hndcr.,n oLD, ijjoo.ensi.~
, dgsa Z iaa ii E,6eyi'' f @ f.c.,so,
Gea" Wigi.r,' 4pi's,i ,'I Iohn Mab5n >'''
J ra .i",@G'fG EiIysoa Easar T. IL ~ ii,,""s
'''' i-"y""n !" '. Va!.ntlns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
med his housins
KIDD FACES TERM ON ROADS
Wan just Acquitted nj stanton Now
Held in Chesterfield
Jail.

Leo + !dI, VINO was brought 10 the
chesterfield County Jail Yesterday from
taunton, where lac had been acquitted
- - "A!5Hj transporting charge, will
'' compelled 20 serve a :our months
ith,Gn1" on The roads. The sentence
"aa handed down in the Chesterfield
IHcuit Court last 2prn,, but was
suspended when kidd promised 10 re-
% IN ana joined the army.
u ~ understood That Kidd has been
@G'!ac" by Lis attorney 10 retain in
army uniform and that the military
amino. iics w!il be asked to intervene
E!dd w@s arrested near stanton
A"iHct!Hc ago aftCr q race between
!is "a! ana that occupied by prohi-
ton officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
MONEY FLOWS INTO CITY
THROUGH P0ST-OFFICE
Postal Orders Received Aggregate
S2,i@U, 1890. Against SO55.OS4.3I
sent Out During 1918.

Much more money came into Rich
inoad through post Office money orders
last year than went out through this
channel, according 10 figures complied
At the post-othcc yesterday. The sum
OF 800. 1850 was received. IS against
$500 si:"4 sent out. In other words.
lsichnond ..vor. Both these AMOUNTS
We're decidedly IN excess OF respec-
tive hgurcS for 1917. although the mum
Der OF money orders issued that year
vas greater than in the year just
past.
The Postal Savings Bank here has
not Kept pace in growth with the o he r
post-oi!ice departments, although il has
shown an Increase III deposits. De.
posts by individuals during 1918
amounted To s3i,i39. as against SOL
$50 ~ 1917. Deposits from other post
masters amounted to S205,gil.:6 in
l9l'. and S23S,Si9.l1 in 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
EXPECT 600 WOUNDED MEN
Nc" contingent Expected to Arrive Mt
northampton Hospital From
Newport News TO.Dny.

about 900 wounded soldiers are OK
icctcd TO arrive at Polarization Hos
pital, No. 30. IVES hampton at S o'clock
thIS morning, from Newport News ac-
cpidihs 10 word received last night
IRON: the scrgca:!t-iIajor at Wcsthamp-
ton.
Yesterday there were hut thirty men
~ me hospital. the remnant Of the
MIRA contingent OF cases detailed TO
"cs hampton. Majors William q. Gal
breath mas succeeded Major 4, H.
Cr"bbIc. former commander OF tn.
Northampton hospital. who has re-
tgTaca 70 Boston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10

sss,s5 rcesny SSmniIsa show that ss
naval nav services during The VAT some OF
I'll Ills M sssis and MS ono 5 M
!ant.c Coast Line, :.i2: Hichmond Fred
Ss S?' as Nofo aa
Iabb, Y, ". calissh will preach q, Seth
:,s Tsmale at , Siia S,sISsk Tough, on
Whose Fault? ' '' ' w.
snoc!;oc Council No so5. Royal Arcanum.
has ins;sIied The following Officers regent.
crater p Lee. GilbeT;: past regent; Joseph
surer. l.: L. simmons: chaplain. ! c. Gill
ne5: Fu;as ,,j iil T r,,ss :- r Learn;
and musician. William Wolfe.
SIGH, hope Is held on, for the recovery
R.cnonG. Who vas st crashed Setwssn 'o ,Wa
'r'nT trucks a. Hsng:Sn The youns mans
member OF ,hS Coast Arbitrary corps al
i,or:rsye Mopro, but recently was dis
driver Ia government work a: Hampton
The ru of I$ ssS ri rat hss5,nS
Si"n. against The Wa:a!nEton. old po,ninion
mi ,hS FeariHr ,~iii take nlacc this morn ;n.;
- detc:minc.i WHISTLER or not, the, rail
% lm;rro"c i;s track and electrical equip
Dove Lodge. No Il. A t & \. ". will
aIve; :; o'clock tonight a; the Masonic
Fclapic - which iimc DR. W. W. Moore
Will "Deai..
y. Clover winters, will nlsy tor the bare
'2ot dancing - Madame Cleo Hernandez at
the H!uss' hall Saturday night.
che Idea NJ :, cciunuaity Kitchen IS gain
7S :. steady foo,hoid IN Richmond among
lo,ssckc, pcrs. Mr.. Malvern (. Patterson
VII ;cii the women % the city the re-
Si.:S OK hc- recent Investigations ot sue
"sstrl com.:nun!ty Kitchens which are NC
ing conducted in Sew YORK ~ meeting
! u o'vocl; to.:nosFHw morning in Room,
HELD urdcT .t!,e srsolccS OF the home dem
oas:-atiYn Headquarters.
Eye stree. c:- accidents II which 10
nne 'wss injured icn; plscc IN Richmond
during ;hc twentyfcv- hours ending las:
light.
No trace Q, The roadster driver who ran
l"wn Alice wnodson. colorei. on the Mar
va. secured 10y, polcc ycs.crdsy. Reports
,-oln Virginia Hosni;al showed the woman
20 De Slight" improved las: night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
ALDERMAN MITCHELL ILL
Friends Anxious Over Ills ConditIun
Clerk MrDOWciI Rriurnn 20 Duty
at CITY Hall.

Alderman John j. Mitchell liz very
~ With influenza at his home. 1929
Hanover Avenue. Friends around CITY
Hail were anxious over HIS condition
yesterday when IL was said Tint he
would probably have pneumonia.
Alfred ". Mcdowell. city Clerk, who
IL war fearcn. also had Influenza. was
again nj his desk yesterday after n
TWO day absence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
HANOVER FARMERS MEET AT
COURTHOUSE TOMORROW
Questlon Of Lime VIII Re discussed
Bright Outlook Ahead for
ASricuIturists.

. This VIII be a great year for farm
Ing IN virginia. according to X. r.
trawley. agricultural and Industrial
agent OF the Chesapeake and Ohjn Rnji'
read. who has just returned from n
trip up the line. Mr.. Crawlcy believes
that the farmers of the Stare viii ,,ac
nearly 300 per cent moro limrSinme On
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
BELIEVE BODY IN RIVER
TO Be LYNCHBURC C|RL's
Relatives OF Missing Christine Ford
Think She Disappeared in
This City.
TRY TO IDENTIFY CLOTHES
Scar on Toe May Result In Partially
Clearing Up Tragcd.-No News
Comes From Roanoke Man Who
Searches for Sister.

Two relatives yesterday expressed
the, belief that the body of the woman
found at Wcstham ten days ago is
that .: Christine Ford. twenty-year-
old Lynchburg girl. last seen in Rich
nond on December Il.
Positive Identification OF the dead
woman as Christine Ford was no, es-
tablished, but brother and brother
law OF the LynchburE girl are at
tempting 10 learn whether the clothes
here arc those OF their relative
On one Of the dead girls toes is q
thin scar. coincidiug with mark upon
one of Christine Ford's toes.
This peculiar scar may ser.e to
pSositiveiy, IDENTITY che body. Il. Il.
OF the Lynchburg girl has viewed the
corpse at Nelson's morgue three times.
and, according 20 his statement yestcr-
IS that OF his relative. The brother
from L-vnchhurg visited the morgue
yesteTday and declared that the hands.
head and feet of the dead woman
Closely rcscmblcd those of his missing
sister.
WADE SAW MISS FORD
HERE WITH SOLDIERS
Mr.. Wade told the police that he was
Richmond on December a.. lie met
her with two soldiers and another
woman at Nineteenth and Grace
ties. tho girl avoided speaking. She
has been missing since that date. no
news or any nature having been heard
:roI her.
No word has been received from the
Roanoke man who viewed the body
" ednesday and expressed the opinion
that the body was that of his sister
He returned 10 Roanoke Wednesd ay
stating he would get more detailed
Information regarding the description
OF his sister.
II is expected that the Henrico Coun-
~ authorities will have a chemical
analysis of the contents OF the dead
woHan's stomach made in an effort to
determine whether she was poisoned
The manner OF the womans death
has been one OF the problems that has
been an obstacle in the way OF the
authorities. Coroner j. Fu.mer Bright
would not say definitely that she had
died from drowning or that she had
OF violence upon the body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
sGiLLESPIE GETS ONE YEAR
Aezre Charged with Cutting Ano,h.,
9sSWfli' Face Robbery Chnrse When
Term IL Jp,

~ Sylvester Gillespie, colored, charr.a
sNtth using his razor upon the f,ersor
,ct John McClinton. also colorcj W."
yesterday sentenced TO twelve months
'Hon, IN Hastings Court
- When Sylvester gets through win
.thia bit he will face a charge Of yhh
berry In tho same court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
Marriaxe Idcen.s,

SsWtley W. Wood tn), Nortoih
liipud, ".oh'
II t1Elarl s. Fox tsl). Syracuse. *. Y
sffssniue y. sweet Gs). Richmond.
ss4SSzxfispl r, Clay (e4). Richmond
5f3StuIo T. Garvis t21). Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
To-Day's Rem
nant Sales

From the shoppers view
point, these will be better sales
than any since winter began.
Because stock Encouragement
now in progress throughout
the store has brought to light
lots of good merchandise which
many, many small and broken
good storekeeping demands
must be cleared out, and
quickly.
No, we shall not attempt to
list the special things on sale
which constitute in themselves
your best reasons for shopping
at this store this morning.
There's much to be seen that's
interesting, and to save by
buying.
MILLER & RHOADS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
billiard Tourncy score,

In Inc amateur tournament a. Has
KINDS Billiard Parlors last nj,nt Bur
russ made score OF 100 TO Browns
30. High runs were: Burrugs, iJ:
Brown. 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
BILLY and Mn Sunday

BILLY and Mn Sunday
Will have great news for you ever:
day of their six weeks stay in Rich
mond in The Richmond Timcs-D Dis
patch. Six weeks subscrintiOn, Sl.;..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUS Totd
Briefly tor Benefit Of
Busy Readers.

James r. Walker. Billy Sundays advance
agent. VIII speak before, the ltrhmond Ad-
vertiserS Club at / o'clock this afternoon
At tho Business Mems Climb. His subject
Will be billy sunday and Publicity"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10

Iabb, =. y. CalisrM will preach at Beth
Ahahah Temple At s:i5 o'clock tonight on
The Reason ~ Billy Sundays Success"
Tomorrow morning his subject will be.
Who's. Fault -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10

No trace a, .he roadster driver who ran
l"vn Alice WoodsoU. Co'oTai. the Mar
Shall Stree; Viadrc;. Wednesday, evening.
Ya- sccu7"d by. p"licc yesterday Reports
,-oln Virginia HoSpi;al showed the woman
20 De sI!ghti!, i.l!Nraved Las: night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
The Markets



Chicago. Sept. Publish crop
eHtimatea gave an upward turn today
20 the corn market. except for the
September delivery. Opening prices
which ranged from la cents lower 20
cent higher. with September
tf.75h 10 n.77h and Deoember
fi.as to 3i.a7. were followed by mod
crate upturns In December n May
and continued weakness In septcm-
her.
Oats rosa with corn. After open
inr y rent off to y cent higher. in
Guiding December NJ 7as cents. the
market continued to ascend.
Higher quotations on hogs gave n
lift TO provisions especially pork.
Trading, however. lacked volume.
Liquidation by holders OF Septcm-
Der contracts led afterward TO sharp
deriinea IN December and May. Action
about high cost Of living continued 20
be a decided bearish influence. The
market closed heavy. IL TO So cents
net lower. with September STA to
u.,sS apd December 'i.sah to
Later the hog market declined as
compared with yesterday, and the
gains In provisions were partly lost as
a result.
- Ifunas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02

Kansas city. Mo-. Sept. Hog re-
ceipts. 5000: market slow. Heavies,
aiS.b0n 1880: medium weights.
$3.50 a 1000; lights. $500 u 2O.lO;
sows. Ais.2b 1900. pigs. $4,000
! 90.
Cattle receipts. $4,000: market
steady. Steers. s~i7.25diS.T5: heifers.
t6.26 M14.10; cows. S6.l0Hl2.O0:
calves, ti2.50d 1850 stockors. t6.7j
Ni1.00.
Sheep receipts. 1900: market
steady 20 25 cents low,r. Lambs.
fi0.5OGi4.bO; ewes, 5000 500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02
Denver Il,estock.

Denver. Sept. 2.-cattie receipts.
1000; market steady 10 easier, beef
steers, $3.50 i2.0O; cows n heifers.
1915 n 500: stockcrs and feeders.
1900 n 100, calves. tS.00H1i.50.
Hog receipts. 10000: market 50
cents higher. train late. Top. $1,000;
bulk. 3is.76 a. 1900,
Sheep receipts. 1000; market lower.
Yearlings, $3.50 m1i.OO; lambs ti1.sO
M1S.5O; feeder lambs. $1,000 ice;
ewes. t7.bOG 500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02

summer. MIR. Mat4on has been ava
for the pnst month ami has visited
San Francisco and other conet cites.
W n. Mauger. OF RaaOc aud Mnu-
ger. has returned home after an nh-
scnce of two months. In addition 90
his hardware interests Mr.. Maugcr ~
an extensive dealer In wool.
Carl A. bishop. well known Snnh
Fe business man, Il IN the city for the
day.
The Good Chaer club will meet
Wednesday afternoon az 2!3n, with
Airs. H. a. Gertir. tos West Coal ave-
nue..
Mr. and Mrs. Harry strong and two
children returned yesterday from a
$500 mile motor trip through the
western states They were on me
road two months and one week. going
through Colorado 90 the Canadian
border and hack down the Pacific
coast. travelling 30 "a TO make "a hotel
every night. They report a pleasant
trip with no more than the usual nu-
tOmobiie troubles.
George started this morning for "a
weeks fishing and tramping In the
/ Jemex.
The women's Catholic order Of
Furresters will hold their monthly
meeting M w. q. W. hall this even-
INK at \ o'clock.
County Clerk Nestor Montoya to-
day Issued marriage licenses to Ar
thur Kibbee and Helen WhitesideSi
Luther y. johnson and Della Evelyn
sor. aud tauranio Anaya and Gle
mentlM Downatts. all 81 Alhuquer-
uuo; and Salumon ChavcH n Marie
Chaves. both OF Alameda.
Harold GRAY. state sanitation en-
ginecr. rs In the city today prepare
tory 10 making an Investigation OF
typhoid conditions.
n. Perry OF the Indian school. and
family have returned "a the city.
The Menaul school opens tomorrow
an the workers having returned.
Miss WilleY'a private school opened
his incoming, instead Of on Labor
Day as usual.
Dr. Mitchell. T.. c. %Ifancock. Jane,
Bate and n. !. Riggs have returned
from G. two days fishing trip below
Barr. DR.. Mitcheli's two boys. Edgar
and Paul. were on the trip and had q
great time. The latter spent his siNtl
birthday in the camr Mrs. Mitchell
drove down Monday and rcturne,
with the party.
There are moments in the life o
every married man when he wishe.
he Iuauff
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02

There are moments In the life Of
every married nan when he wishes
he hadn't.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02

.. n. Parker. general manager OF
tho santa Re. with headquarters at
Amarillo. Texas. was IN Albuquerque
for a short time saturday niGht. Ar.
Parker IL making an inspection trip
his territory, his private car he
Ing attached to The regular trains
Passenger train service was normal
for a short time his morning. all
trains being marked on time for the
first time since the tle-itp due 20 the
t%rairnen's strike 81 the Pacific coast.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-02

Chicago, Sept. Hog receipts.
1900; market lower. top. s39.so;
heavy. ti7.t0a 1850; medium. $500
n .o.2s; light $500 a 900; light
light. tlS.5oati9AO. heavy packing
sows. smooth. tis25miT.2s: packing
sowA rough. si5.50H 1875; pigs
tic.0o dtS.s5.
cattle receipts 5000; market UNI
settled. beef steers medium and
heavy weight choice and prime. SiS,sS
n 1900; medium and good. &ii.50W
fis.7s. common. te.soHi t.50. light
weight. good and choice. fl3.15M
1870. common and medium. f9-25
- 1850; butcher cattle heifers. 81. -
n 1850. cows. $500 1900; campers
and cutters. s5.50ms.h0i veal calves.
light and handy weight. sisooW
t20.25. feeder steers. s7.e5M i2I5;
stockers steers. 81 20 - 1915. western
range beef steers. $500 a. 1915. cows
and heifers. ts.5shig.7s.
Sheep receipts $4,000. market
weak. Lambs. 81 pounds down si2.0p
a. 1914; cuils and common t7.5om
ii.bo; yeariing wethers, $1,000
ii.c0: ewes. medium. good and
choice. tT.25Is.s0. cuils and COM
mon, t2.s0n6.50.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-01
RENEWED TESTIMONY

No one in Chickasha. who suffers
backache, headyaches, or distressing
urinary ills can afford to ignore this
Chickasha mans twice-told story. It
is confirmed testimony that no
Chickasha resident can doubt.
VIM. Williams. SO2 Colorado ave.
says: Whenever cold has settled
on my kidneys or whenever l have
had pains or lameness in my back
caused from standing for many
hours at time, l have taken Doan's
Kidney Pills, procured at the Owl
Drug Store. The results have al
ways been most satisfactory
tStatement given December 81
1919
On December 16. 1916, Mr.. Will.
liams said: "Doan's Kidney Pills
effected cure in my case that has
proven permanent l am glad to give
them my highest praise because they
are worthy of it."
Coo, at all dealers. Foster Nil.
burn Co, Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. !