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BY the way, what has become of that
quaint old game known as football,
that was SO popular once upon time?
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Thursday, January % -
A wonderful patriotic pro-
duction entitled
"MOTHERS OF LIBERTY"
An inspiring drama in seven
great acts.
Also the regular installment
of ''The Iron Test, and The
Official War Review.
Regular admission prices
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Also remember that the war is over,
but the after effects are just setting in.
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Wednesday, January o.
Special attraction
Douglas Fairbanks in his new
Aircraft picture
BOUND IN MOROCCO"
Also the latest Pathe News
Fatty Arbuckle in ''The Bright
Lights" and Mutt and jeff in one
of their funny comedies.
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WHY FOOD PRICES ARE IN
CREASlNG

During the last fifty or seventy-five
years principally since 1840), WA
the large cities in this couptra
Europe have been growing =
lished agricultural areas Ill
food were supplemental =
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BENWOOD.

The Married Mems Club OF McMechen
will entertain n number OF their friends
with a dance ut 81. James hall t.is
evening. This will be the hr"' OF Sc
rics Of the social events 10 be given in
tho near future by tho :lub and q large
attendance Is expected.
Last evening at St. Johps hall the
young ladies' OF the 8. V. ". Sodality
entertained number OF their friends
with q dance
. 13llc Hawthorne. wcll-known young
lad Of this town. who has been in the
service for some time. arrived homo yes
tcrday. He has been honorably dis
charged from the service
4 now one-ton truck has been pur-
chascy by the Coocy- Bcntz company Tor
use in their work.
Mrs. George Morningstar Is confined
to her homo here slightly i'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Coocy left yes
tcrday for Pittsburgh. where they Will
visit relatives for several days.
Miss Lillian NoI OF Main street In tho
guest Of friends In Cameron for several
daye.
Lawrence Potts OF Main street has re-
turned home after spending several 49,
IN Cleveland on business
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

,r-,, slotc of man. would have achlcfeo
; ito results. In Russia today we reao
that in L Ettlc over year OF comn'un~
is,ic rule thousands OF children apah-
doncd Uv parcnts. or left by those "ho
hayc been killed. or reduced to starVa.
ton. arc living in primitive STATE y,
s,varcry. Should this doctrine prevail
ihrnurhnu. the world. as Is the OBJECT ol
It's leaders, the entire world would very
soon reach likewise such a primtiVc
condition.
Both Of these roads which may seem
70 start out in different directions INC.
ono the road of international CLASS lu'e
nv tho boIsheviki, and the other inter
etjonHi rule by common worlo power
got up hy all the nations toHetner' ieao
70 The same destination. That o"st!he-
sion is imperial dcspoti$m.-thc ccnta'
izcd tyrany OF the world. and thc END OIL
1yrany Of the world. and the cnd Oh ma
Iional independence and indiviouai no'
crty, Liberty. abused in ono direction
hccon,cs anarchy. and anarchy soon
leads to Dictatorship. Liberty betrayed
IN another direction leads to centralized
world government. and however benrTo-
lent or benign may b. those VINO set IL
I'D II can only be administered by hu-
man nature and invitahly Will pc useo
TO SUPPRESS the aspirations OF inoc-
pcndcnt nations. and IN doing so DC
cnmrs imperialism. There can be no
happ;ncss under such rule. 1t was
70 destroy such rule that the saEes
and patriots OF the revolution set up
III independence OF he United states
and the present movement towards III
tcrnotionalism is In cundolnG Of tieir
work. Thrr can be no government Of
nny kind that is tnlerablc 10 mankind
without security. Security OF person
and property Is the first essential oil any
form Of government. Without that
everything else is much more Interested
in law and order. III the right 10 WORK
IT. peace and to pnsscss and enjoy IN ms
individual right tho wages Of MS laooT
than any other element in society
whether We resort by ono road or by
the other. by the confiscat'on oil prop
! erty and tho bloody obstruction Of life
Of the communists. or htc high-Sound'nR
league of nations to enforce its DEGREES
unon all mankind. the laoorinG man Will
nav the cost and be the chief sufferer.
In all ages and times the strong and
| powerful could find means IN protect
themselves In every dsodcr where. IN
q land such MS this in which tho gov
| ersrcnt can DC controlled by the votes
of the people and whose i'ieals arr nd
hcrrncc IL tho laws made by the people.
| when the law and order md security OF
person and property ara overturned. II
Lis The poor who suffer. Kari l.'rhnecht
and Rosa Luxembourg urged their loI-
/ lowers to destroy property and stay
their opponents. As 4 result they holm
| themselves were slain. Their followers
expressed great indignation.
surprised.
There Is an cnsy and open way out
of all these difficulties for tho Amcr!-
can people and that Is tho plain ana
dicct way hack TO our ancient ideals ana
traditions. TO the American constitution:
to tho principles Of Washington and
! Lincoln.
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American People Must Not
Surrender Their Liberty to
International Class Rule, or
to international Class Rule
by a Common World Power
Fears Imperial Despot-
ism.

PORTLAND. Maine Feb. l2.-At a
dinner given tonight BY the Lincoln club
OF the city Of Portland to the members OF
the Maine legislature. United states
Senator Miles PolndeXter Of the state Of
Washington. delivered q warning to the
American people against guaranteeing
their present liberties to international
class rule by the BolSheriki or to inter
rational rule by a common world power
set up by all the nations togcther-thc
result in either case being imperial dcs-
potism. a centralized tyranny OF the
world marking the end Of national in
dependence and individual liberty.
The senator said:
While the. peace conference In T>ar'S
is devoting' itself to establishing an
international league, which it is claimed
will secure or enforce perpetual peace,
the world remains at war. Blood is
flowing and the substance Of the people
Is being expended in war in Poland. tp
Russia: and the menace Of social war
and domestic revolution appears in the
United States itself. Many billions OF
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P1rrnp1aK LIVE STOCK.

PITTSBURGH, Feb, 12.-cattle.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Feb. l..-;fogs. receipts
90 900: opened mostly 5 to lOc higher
than yesterdays average. closing weak.
Bulk Of sales l7.S5 n 1905: butchers
1870 a. 1915: light l7.Ga u 1870: pack
ing 1880 n l7.T5: throw-outs 1926 q
1915: pigs, good 10 choice 1850 o.
1880.
Cattle. receipts 5000 fat steers slow
and steady: bulls and calves slow to 26c
lower. Beef cattle: Good. choice and
primo 1926 d 20.0n: common and mo
dcium 1850 e. 1875: butcher stock. cows
and hcifcrs SIS n 1t.75; Gamers and
cutters $50 q SIS: stockcrs and feed
ers. good, choice and fancy 1880 %
1880; inferior. common and medium
r.s5 q 1850: veal calves. good and
chnico 1875 q 1925.
sheep. receipts 5000: market steady to
strong. Ton lambs 1880; lambs. choice
and prlrhe 17:5 a 1880: medium and
good 1850 q 17.:5; culls 1900 a 1880;
ewes. cho!ceI and prime 11.25 q 11.5O;
medium and: good s.7b q l1.ts; cuIls
SIS q s.z5.
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SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.

Wounded ld.Ssc2 unGctermtned). pig
Wounded slightly. ............... %
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Edward Johnson. Akron, Ohio.
Ziguunt kawecki, Butler: Pa.
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10 E. S G A r

Lawrence Ayers. Mcdonald. Pa
John n. Crttreu6en, Mount Cay, W. va
Jay C. EssiS. Lorraine. Ohio.
Ward S. Cianninl. Columbus. ONO.
Edward Jackson EaincS GreensDufS'
Fa.
Herbert L. Miles. Canton. ONO:
Roy Il. Relnkcr, Cleveland. Ohio.
Carl \. Sanderson. Sebring. ONO.
caruline VILLAIN, JohnStu~n, "a
Ernest l.. Beard. Gloucester. ONO.
William G. Rlorzer. East Pittsburgh
Pa. " oL,
Tcrn,nn 81 Grossmau Cleveland. OHIO.
pcrcv Ciartside. Cleveland. Ohio.
Nate Heyser. Cleveland. OHIO.
George W. Moore, Uniontown, Pa
HarrT Jacob Shulcr. Butler. county,
Pa
Wounded (degree undetermined. 20 I
Wounded slightly. -...--.--..'- oof
Total .-...'
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You Wounded i, iDsgree UndeterrniasD.
PrivntcS:
Sil1ard L Dancy, PaSetown, W. We.
Yarry L. Crutcnteld, BurnsVtle' W.
William Guy Ferrce. Pittsburgh. "a
Sidney o. GasSiu, FatTn1ons' va
George Gurley, WorthinStoa, w. Va
JoNn Ioug.hley, Chetser, w. va.
pster GaronfelG, Pittsburgh, Po-
NGhnr, carl Gcst, Cleveland. ONO:
Erad +. Gcthing. Youngstown On'o.
Jnhn ETopski. Erie. Pa
George z. Breeder, Rla1rton, w. Va
Cicu Edwards, Leon, W. va.
'SNiiIian1 n. Kaufman. Altoona IA
wounded slightly.
Captains: cho Rochester,
Bov T.. Naftzgcr. Los Angeles I'LL
hammond Orr. Naples, Tex.
Hr:inv: Sherhurne Rolfe, New 6ElsN
ton, Pa. -;n,son Tex
se 5SSs 5. WILKINSON, Jr.. Logan W: Va
N" wp;1iiuni Alexander. Bridgeport ONO
Frederick 4. Fisher. Cleyeianp1: O+-'''
Walter August Garnow, ERIE 80
FF Rov D. Hughes, Hinton, W. Va =.
1awrence Rosa, Jamestown "a
ans1tus McClung Anderson, Su1n1iie]S
V11 Jese wf +. Effort, Pittsburgh Pa
Mike e. Faroh. Lorraine; ono On Ohio
WilIiam L. King. Washlnelon;
Hubert 6 Jo OH HHfo 5AS oS;o. on'0
Aihrrt i. Brugsemeier, CleVelano
Ohio. pittsburrh, Pa.
pbiiin {. CHASER Lakewood. ONO;
Teaan clark, Jr., Ur1chsvl1e, ONO.
John E. Raneraela. a wasenn s.. Va Va. 10
corl Eilhoufncr, Canton. ono.
Joseph 81. Mills, Collins, W. Vs.;
Eohn F. Brcitenstein. Canton: ONO
Toscph Cohen. Cleveland. Ohio
Walter 6 FLEMING c'c CIevaand Gh' ohio
frank Kebrdle, Cleveland. OHIO.
rank Crdina Cleveland. Ohio;
Morty St. Clair 8owles' Montgomery
w. william III NJ. Garrison, Moundsvtlle. W
Va
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THIRTEEN

steady. supply light. Prime 1850 %
1850.
Sheep. steady. supply light. Primo
wcthcrs 1900 q 1850; culls and COM
mon 80 q 500: lambs 1l.00 a 1i.10;
veal calves 100 q 1900.
Hogs. active; receipts six double doGts
Frlmc hcavies. medium and heavy york.
crs 1880 q 1915: light workers. and pigs
1890 q 1925: 'roughs 1900 a 1855.
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Wounded (degree undetermined. az
Wounded slightly .-...--'--'''- VI
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Wounded slightly. ............... 80
ro,o, ........... I.04s
t Wounded tD-s.ee Undctermiaed).
Captains: ,,
Oscar A!ccStuS Alexander, Darlington,
Theodore G. riopkins. Detroit, Mich.
Kenneth Scibe7t. uGS NotncS, Iowa
Corporats;;r s ,,.o,do1o W Va
Walker Louis DsE!cnt. Coal Run. ONO.
Joseph Michael frederick. Latropc.
Pa
Joseph c. r;asLick. Braddocl;. Pa
hUwen August Johnson. Cleyetanu. ONO.
DJoScph n. Taught. Newark. ONO.
q August JACOB Sch"ri'zef Na'Fona'
John q. Thurn. Pitcairn. Pa:
Raymond lister Neeter. Butter IA
Thomas Smith Haaey, Grandview, W.
jesse L. Maddox. gainesville. Ohio.
ERNEST john Stewart. Fisher. Pa
Roy Joan tirc.,l r:;tSt Liverpool. Ohio.
Iismund Iinikusk!. tlr:"!and. ONO.
William Il. p!c". liSoE:Sr. IA.
Tarrv V. f:shbaugh. AIayT"rt. Pa
Iohr Z Ia;. Mrk".sprri: Ia.
Ray1nord E. Lott, Palestine, W. Va.
Nohonso l., sherry. Charlton. Pa.
Elmer r. .St"i;,"r. N"r5a liraddock. Pa
John Hcnry Lynch. Dunbar Ia.
John Edgar Numdl". Jamestown. Pa.
Robert Nn.lcrS,tt. Homestead. IA.
william Crank, Naugaruck, w. Va.
1osp;,h w :UX,<. cleveland. ONO.
Ti,nothy ]. Faulkner, West Union, ".
va. <.,S.o-~-~,,,. II,
James J. Harris Youngstown: Ohio.
Harry Fl Hnltz. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Lewis Hopkins. M"neSScn. Pa.
Jtohcr, Il JiukinS. ClaySrilic. Pa.
Lawrence t.. Keenan,. Columbus. ONO.
randall C. walker, Charleston, ". Va.
wounded Slightly.
t,ur,is s. Barnes. Clyde. y. Z.
I,ott +. Ereen. Watartown. y. 7.
George W. Gay. Irnnton, Mo.
Roscoe Leroy Graves, Coldwatcr,
Mich. o.-,e
1ohn X. Taylor. birmingham, Ala.
Richard \. Wilson. E. Paso. Tex.
ScrGcantS: ,-,.- oLi.
Harry e: NcCurdy. Du BoiS, Pa.
Corporals: 49,,
SCilliarn NJ k"ufmau. Mcdonald. Pa.
Boz E. polling, Henrietta, ". va.
Harry Young, Lorraine. OHIO.
Lewis +. Ciunsalus. Altoona. Pa.
THOMAS krzyoSiak. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Cecil s. ParShai. Wayncs burs. Ia
Mechanics:
William Ross. Cleveland. Ohio.
Mardis u. Smith, Barlesvtl1e, OHIO.
Carrnino vittullo, Blaine, W. We.
Robert Walker. Youngstown. ONO.
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American Casualties
e&&&&&&&&%&&&& %

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb. 12.-The
rtllo~inE casualties were reported oS
he commanding general of the -Nncrt-
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BEING HUMAN

No matter how much machinery Is re-
CURED to operate telephone system, or
how scientifically it may be'handled, the
thing that makes it worth while to the
public is the human intelligence that keeps
it going.
The quality of just being human Is the
one that must be possessed by every sue
ccssful telephone employee. He or she
must be able to understand the problems
of those who may not be familiar with
telephone matters.
WHEN you think of the telephone COM
pa;ny, think of it as large group of earn
est men and women who arc striving to
serve the public in human and very va
liable sort of way,
Ir's body of employees who merit your
cooperation.
- 2 THE CHESAPEAKE AND PoToMAc
49, TELEPHONE COMPANY
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WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feo. III nc
csllowing casualties were reported oy
he commanding general of tn: Atncrt-
Tan e&pedlt!uSiary forces:
Killed IN action. ...---... -
Died from wounds. :......... IL
Died from accident and Other causes
Died OF disease. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Wounded severely. %
Missing in action. ......-. ~
rota, .. 1s6
Killed IN Action
John Dooias, senwood, ". va
Died from wounds.
THOMAS ". Lavender, Charleston. W.
Va
Died Of Disease
Musician:
@John Richard York. Oil City, Ia
Mechanic:
James Carr. Columbus. Ohio
John William Cary. kenton. Ohio
Harper Bailey, Mtlstus, W. Va.
wounded Severely.
Joseph P. 9IcC;r;,w. Columbus, Ohio.
James Minn.ry. Cleveland, Ohio.
Charles Sharkey: Cleveland. Ohio.
Lyman V. Stricken. Cnt"rt"Wn. Ia
John c. wolfe HNtons, W. Va
Missing in Action.
Privates:
julius F1eis;s. Youngstown. Ohio.
Died Of wounds, Previously reported
Killed In Action.
Privates:
James J. Costello. Pittsburgh. Pa
AMe1ued In Action, Previously Reported
Missing in Action
Privates:
John German. Cleveland. Ohio.
Wounded Degree Undetern1tned) Pre-
vtously Reported Missing In Action
Vincen, Yodzis. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Rasseu Garrett, Morefeld. ". Va
xusseu D. Strawser, GAINESVILLE W.
Mr1lard F. White, okeepae, ". Va
Returned to Duty, RreVtonst5 Hep0r'eo
Missing IN Action
orvtlle b Forman, Rand, ". va.
Jesse Roach, Erazer's Bottom, W. va
MIGHT LIST
Wounded severely. ..........-.... ~
wounded Severely.
- Robert B. Montgomery. Lanhan. Nd
Herbeht Avery. Salisbury. n. c.
C;eorSe Simmons Crabbe. Saginaw,
II. S Young. address not given
Sergeants: at,
;rnrre X. Guy, GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
Charles r. Waychoft, Wayneso burg, Pa
David r Patterson. Pittsburgh. Pa
Ray Sprays Llttleton, ", Va
A(Gcrt H. Arnold Akron. Ono.
James G.. cue. Mount Vernon, ONO.
ROY Oates Erskine, Roncevefte, W.
William q. johnson, Youngstown.
David NJ. Bentley, xetffer, ". va.
SA1aripnd S;cinSe-ssr. Etttsoursn' d
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MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES.
Summary Of Casualties to Date,

1OLA OF
Killed In Action.
PrivateS:
Fred Bradley, Cleveland. Ohio.
Sevecely Wounded.
William Il Cross, Martins Ferry, Ohio.
Present for Duty. Previously reported
Missing.
John W. L. Bean, Delray, VI. va.
Archie n. Cook, Cameron, W. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
NAVY DEPARTMENT OFFERS
NEARLY HUNDRED SHIPS
Among Them Arc Many Veterans OF
GrcRt War. IncfuG.nE T--Snteen
DestrOyerH.

WASHINGTON. Nov. S.-The Navy
Department, in keeping with its policy
OF dispoSing OF obsolete vessels. adver-
tiscd tho sale of a variety Of war
craft, including eighteen desLroyers
and i've Gunboats.
The destroycrs included in the list
are the Bainbridgc, Paul Jones. Law
renee, Preston, decatur, hopkins, Sew
AL. 1iuAtun, WnIppie, Woruen, rluSer,
,",iEa"n. treoci. Ferry, Bairy. Dale
hun and heid. Ihuy were coniinis-
e'oHru IN l,v--uS anu are All veterans
~ me great wnr, having pecn engage
al Conveying Transports and pa,rUIi.uS
'hc .>'..,nt!c Coast New and iar.er
,cS.I Oy.rS OF Lne pl-buIning type uiI-
ar constructor WA replace them.
Among tne Eunuu,,s sod rs
me ISie ue i.d1un. Wn4cn was capture
.GOm tite Spanish by Admiral Dewey IN
,ne e.t>us vi Nj .lhli;L Kay. The others
nIc the ff!nCe. On, aLtIc, CICpucr .IiI
.-SStA- ctner craft offered Ior sale
.tCiuucu ,,thcteen ydcnLS, twenty-five
..Iutor oV-iS, torpedo UOutS anu small
- vessels. me ucpai IinrLt iuno uucx Il
lit nc.Lily II EuuuI,u VcsS,IS OIL varl-
VuS - pes s.Irc.iuy nave been sold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

ness HSoue 1HSt5 400 hnaS Of 0s as
mails slaughtered yearly In the United
states do not move In Interstate or
not have the benefit Of Federal In
spcction.
The practical working OF this sys-
sem tends ,d to divert to the smaller
greatly inferior class of animals and
one having much higher proportion
of diseased cattle than those killed
this market for Inferior and diseased
animals were closed by strict inspec-
ton regulations 1t would force the
stock raisers to improve their herds
disease.
The adoption OF ordinances contain
ing the requirements OF tho Federal
plicable. with proper. provisions Tor
enforcement. is urged as an immc-
date and pressing public necessity. to
make safe for human consumption the
3o.0o0.ooo. or more. head Of cattle
sheep. swine and goats against which
our municipalities with comparatively
few exceptions now AFFORD no salts
factory protection.
THE enactment OF appropriate ordl-
nanceS alone will not suffice. To bring
about substantial Improvement. adc-
quate funds must be provided for adj
vorced from politics--and trained men
must he employed who can devote
their entire time 20 the work OF meat
inspection. The compensation OF en-
upon fees, nor should they be per-
mittcd to collect fees. The expense
should be borne by the community as
whole. and if town or city is un
might be betrayed by two or more
Jointly. or by county"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
DO FOREST PATROL WORK
THIS YEAR IN IS COUNTIES
Progress Is Reported by State
Forester in Cooperation With
Federal Government.
OWNERS ARE CONTRIBUTING
Force Is Enlarged During Periods In
Which Greatest Danger of Fires
EXistS-Lookout WatChlncn Play
Important Part.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Nov. s.
rwcntv.fonr ~ tbn l..d,-,, to-os,
PaFo1'neh ana .oohoH' "A'cAmeh III
Virginia were on duty guarding
against fores; fires nj Least mar, Of
~, ,ir,a duri,, o,,ohar ,.our,,.n
.,,
more m"hi"s tot"l OF forty VIII
l., on duty on the dry days II Novem-
Der. and thc early part OF DECEMBER.
Incse fogcs; iairo.mcn and lookout
natChmen WORK under the direction o.
the Virginia State forester VINO also
represents the Federal government III
TINS work, ANA is respons Die for the
proper use OF the Federal allotment to
Virginia. ,ooo
co- 81 .,-S,r r. S,.',I,,5 anS ~,
SAM fo' ,arh },li h,n-s,.,S1n hut IL
!, ma, IA 20 ns fir a. nnssihi,. nv
i,ei,,,, ns.d n,lv Win ,nuai ro-pner.,-
t'I5s on 10 Mr., -; ~, roIIn,lts ar
cer;oin Ier,r, I,nd-nwnnrs
-, - >
work Done IN Ninetcrn counties.
Appropriations, varying from 500 TO
S$gv were made ior thus year oy the
following nineteen cuHAt.es Noe
marie. Allegheny. BLth. Bed ord
Eotetourt. BuuK4nS sham CnsTlcS city,
Cumberland rauQ"ler. FiuvhniA, Hen
rico. .SA4aHd. Lou lSA. MoHtE emery,
NotiOwa!. Prince Ld"ara, FRINGE
Gvu!ge, Roanoke and SUSSEX Con
sequcuily n each OF these count rs
tom one TO four reucrai forest pa ro!-
men MA &c on duly On me GFiGst day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
ssnooting small colored girl In he,
t teg ana given two years In the peni.
AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATE
DEATH OF AGED WOMEN
Houie" Are Found In Front -, u
I" ftt"Sifnnin County Rurned
to CrIsp.

bAN'lLLE, VA. Nov S.-Rcnor,.
reaching here tonight from pittsyI
vania County disclose that au,bor,,io.
are investigating "A tragedy, I'm wh,c,,
the lives OF Mrs. Quecnic Anna No,
nett, seventy-two, and Mrs. MoIi,.
Radford. sixty eight, were snurod ,,,
Tho bodies OF the two woue, ua,,
found about fifty feet from the hone.
both burned TO Il crisp The two r..tL",;
In an isolated section near Tosheg
The theory of the officers Is tina, ~
garments OF one OF the women cnunht
fire. and that tho other also irnifnd
herself In an effort to smother tba
flames. Indications point to ,ha
tragedy having occurred more thai.
week ago,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
PUBLIC EATS MUCH MEAT
WHICH IS NOT INSPECTED
Federal Governments Protective
Laws Apply Only to That Used
In Interstate Trade.
DISEASED CATTLE MARKETED
Speaker Before Public Health As
Socintion Meeting Points Out
Necessity for Inspection OF All
Meats for Human Food.
Special to Tho Times Dispatch. ]

tSpecial to Tho Times Dispatch.I
NEW ORLEANS, LA. Nov. s.
Fwenty years experience OF our ma
tional government has demonstrated
conclusively that an adequate system
or inspection is necessary to make the
meat supply safe for human con-
sumption. and that It is entirely prac-
ticable to inaugurate and maintain
4 complete and thorough inspection
at relatively small cost"
rms was the message delivered here
by w. Parker Jones. former assistant
solicitor of the United States Depart
ment OF Agriculture, at the confer
ence of the public health association.
The Federal meat inspection laws"
he said. "as administered by the Fed
cral bureau of Animal Industry, have
been potent factors in making AmerI-
can meat and meat products the best
In the world.
However. the Federal laws apply
only to meat and meat products for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
PICTURES OF EIGHTIETH
TO BE HERE THIS WEEK
Omcinl Government Film Showing Ac-
tiritics of Virginia Troops
Mt High School,

Beginning on Monday night the
United States Official motion pictures
OF the EiGhtieth. Twcnty-ninth and
Forty-sccond Divisions. showing. their
action. from the time the war start cd
until the armiStice was signed. Will
be shown ut tho John Marshall High
School.
Seeing the pictures. according to the
outline furnished by the government
Is or as much historical value us read
ing history of the divisions men,
toned The pictures show the divi-
points where they saw service
because of the large number OF Vir-
Einians who saw service In these divi-
interest to Richmonders and visitors
mere during this week Every point
OF soldiers life. from the hours OF
is covered in this picture. which wns
made under tho auspices OF the United
States government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
CHARLOTTE MAYOR TELLS
OF RIOTING ON AUGUST rs
Declares lie Heard One Man Say There
Was Doubt lie Would
Reach Home.
lBv Associated Pres

CHAKLOTTE. =. Q, Nov. 81 day ot
lawiessness ana attempted violence.
followed BY n night OF terror ana blood
shed, during the street ear strike here
was graphically described today by
q witness for The defense IN the trial
of Police CHIEF orr and thirty police
men charged with ;Er murder OF i've
men In connection wish ne so-cailcd
riot 8; the stree: c.! barn n August.
I'm not 50 sG-e YOU J.. g: hDm.
yourself ~ Mayer said ne heard q
strange voice S.T = 80 pleaded with
the crowd :: 80 ban -. a5ght OF
Angus; = - home
Tae Mao :5- 2 s;--T 9: a su-r.nE.
Threatening -.-c - ,-= Ia. and II
ih:ests EEzE-S- .-ss. a-E & chorus
OF co.c tA-ea,s 80 rs. Eat-t.-raa Mer-