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housework. | am telling my friends
about Mrs. j. NJ. CAMUs, 726
Caroline St., Key West, Florida
Many women ut some period in their
life suffer from ailments peculiar to their
sex and which in most cases may DO
readily relieved by this famous root and
herb medicine, Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, just as Mrs.
Camus found it helped her after suffer-
ing for years and trying everything else
in vain.
If you have any annoying symptoms
you fail to understand, write Lydia f.
Pinkha,n Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
The results Of their 40 years experience
in advising women on this subject Is at
YOUR service.
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How to Make a Real
Wrinkle Remover

In these days Of cloverly advertised
"bcauttfiers'' and "rejuvcnators" IT Is
hard for O woman to believe shc can
make 4 simple homo remedy for tho re-
moval Of wrinkles which will do hcr
much moro good than tho average made
preparation Thoro'a nothing in the
world 30 effective for craRlng or pre-
vomiting wrtnklea, RUo marks. bnRGincsH
Of cheelcs and chin. us simple and
harmless solution mndo by dissolvinE
an ounco Of puro powdered eaxolito IN n
half pint OF witch hazel Those in
Grodiants Of course can DO had nj my
drug store Use tho mixture daily for
n while an o refreshing wash lotion.
Tho quick and satisfactory results will
surprise you. Even tho first applicn-
ton produces worry marked improve
mont. Tho wrtnltlos arc less in evil
denco and tho fnce has frm. solid"
isss than SouT Sss will
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B. & 0. Officials Pay
City a Short Visit

T. NJ Scott. general superintendent
NJ Tho baltimore & Ohio hnilroad. spent
Tuesday nj TairmoIt- where no was in
conference with Federal Manager W. B.
Galloway. Of tho .. g. o. Matters OF
narticulur interest were discussed with
members OF civic organizations in The
Marion county district. Mr.. Galloway
returned 10 Baltimore last night, while
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rOle pains ana an
awful weakness in
my back. The doc
tor gave me diff
rcnt medicines but
they did me no good.
A friend asked ME to
try Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Co m pound and |
found it to be the
best medicine | ever
tried because it
made me we'll, and
! can now DO my
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Mr.. Scott returned on tho $50 train
to Wheeling. With Mr.. Scott came -
P. TaSsart of Pittsburgh, assistant
general passenger agent M. GALLOWAY;
was accompanied BY n. B. Voorhe1si
general superintendent Of transpostas
tiop. -. 49,,
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Counterfeiters' Den
In Pennsylvania PEI

PHILADELPHIA, April s-A coun-5
tcrfeiter. den in full operation z hAe
been discovered within the.SVaIS OF tn0
eastern penitentiary here. Three cons
vict. were doing tho. work IN thar eeal
at night They had been operatne
only three day., howevcr. before tAN
denuty warden discovered the plot 1he.
case was Immediately turned ovsf t9
the United States secret service noen.!
Who found eighteen ono dollar bills 90
one two dollar note in tho process o
becoming .fives'' and "tens. Three ot,
them had actually been completed npsf
the enamel which was USED 20
the figures and change tho letters "! ~
hardly dry. ,j2I.s;
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Juvenile Party To-day.

Master William J. Beneke, Jr.. son 1t
Mr.. and Mr.. William J. Beneise OF South
Chaplino street. will DO host to num-
Der of his small friends today. celobrat-
INK his birthday anniversary. Tho hours
will be from until o'clock. and many
unique and interesting Juvenile games
have been arranged for tho enjoyment
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church will servo another OF their deli
cious dinners Thursday in the church
dining room. The hours for serving Will
be- from IL until o'clock. Mrs. G..
Wright Is tho general chairman In
charge and will be assisted by capable
committee.
The following is the menu:
Soup Crackers
Baked Beans Slaw
Bread and Butter
Jelly Relish.
Coffee
Ice Cream and Cake
Club Entertained.
Mrs. Frank Kyle entertained the mcm-
bers Of her club yesterday afternoon at
her home in Warwood. The afternoon
hours were devoted TO ncediework and
at 5 o'clock a delicious luncheon was
served.
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Fourth streot Church Day.

Fourth Stfe0t CnurCn Ivy
Yesterday WINS tho tho monthly day
Mt Fourth Street NJ. +. church ana rhcn
session of the various "rgan:zai IONS
saw largo number in attendance. me
day opened with Il meeting OF the "o-
mans Foreign Missionary Society NJ
1890 O'Clock. In the absence OF MrS. ~
7. Clntkcs, Mrs. G.. J. Clarke. Mrs. I. .
Proudfoot prccidc. An interesting p n,-
prepared by Mrs. c. +. Allen was Gil
joyed- liza ,d Co.
cic,y met and business ntcrS %tr'
discussed most thoroughly; WIN Mt
y. A. Taylor in charge. This was I",
lowed by the serving of d"hclouS
luncheon by Mrs. K. a. KRAFT ana
capable committee. ill
The afternoon program opcneo WIZ
a meeting Of the Kings pnuShtcrs 1T
lao with Mrs. J. \. bowler pr"s'a.ns
Numerous matters OF importance Wei"
disposed OF. The afternoon Wa
Guided with a meeting of the Wnman :
Homo Missionary Society. OF when MIS-
Harry Dobson is president
1rusioal Event.
This evening Will soc the ncople nu.
On rn,ssc 10 hear Leo Ornstcin Russlen
nianist, who will appear at inc Our.
theatre. A most attractive proHrnN
b,s bcen announced for this event. ~hch
includes TWO Of OrnStclnS Original coti'
positions. and other favoriirs ni lnc
masters. Mr.. Ornstcin has recciVcd ohIE
the highest praise from lh e. cI ..,raop.
This country. especially for ms e@trAo[
dIn,ry technique and wonderful touch
and musical Wheeling Will douDtiesS
tok. advantage Of this opportunity TO
Ron ono who is 30 generally termed
true genius.
Following is tho program:
Prelude. C. Sharp Minor ;Ornstnln
. a. Nm
Arabesque F. MINOR. .......... DunuHsy
BarQue on the Ocean. --..:.....i naxcl
Duetto ................... Mcnd"issohn
Impressions Of Chinatown. .ornstein
Hungarian Rhapsodic No. l3..... l-isE'
Nocturne OD Is. No. J. 'CnoP,n
Waltz. A Flat. 'Snopih
Mazurka. B Minor ....-......... Chopin
Barade, @. Minor. .Cnop'n
Etudo .........-....... ..-...... L'iHLt
I.!ebeftraum No. S............... llszt
RiEoictto, Pnraphrase. $500. Nerdi-Liszt
Rnrrgemont Announced.
Mrs. James Griffith entertained
number of her friends at a charm Ing
dinner party Monday evening at her
home on Middle Wheeling creek. The
table appointments werc quite lovely
carrying out q color sch ono Of pink and
white. During the course OF the dinner
announcement "u6 Elaoc VI tic enkaso-
mcnt OF Miss Mary Griffith and MT
Charles w. Ebbert. The engagement
will terminate in a interesting wedding
Of Easter week. Covers were laid Tor
the following:
Misses:
Mary Griffith, Agnes Wagner.
Emma Ebbert Mary Curan.
Louise klug. Margaret Griffith.
Emma Storch, Regina Curran,
Anna Griffith.
Mesdames:
J. J. Carroll. James Griffith
Edna Dabtn,
MT. do Ghanta1 Commencement.
Tuesday, June 10. has been announc-
cd as the date for the commencement
and closing exercises at Mt. de Chantal
Academy, when fourteen young ladies
will receive diplomas and other honors
AS during tho past few years the e1er-
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LITERARY CLUB
ENTERTAINED
ULAND LITERARY CLUB EHTEE-
rArNED LAST NIGHT BY THE
PRESIDENT.
Delegates Named to Attend the State
Convartton Of wornen's Clubs Hold
at Mouudsvt1o Tomorrow.

Mrs J. B Thomas entertained tho
members OF the Island Literary club last
night in her homo on Huron street In
her usual charming and gracious man
ncr Quito a lengthy business session
occupied the earlier part OF tho evening.
duo 70 the fact that tho last meeting WAS
omitted. Many important matters were
disposed OF. among which was no nam
ing of tho delegates from this club who
will attend tho state convention OF tho
Federation Of Womcns. Clubs. which
viii be held in the First Presbyterian
church. Moundsville. tomorrow. Mrs. J.
B. Thomas, the president OF the club
and Mrs. F. f. Bcidcmau were named
as delegates and Mrs. B. D. Best and
MIS- l. C. Victs were named as alter
mates.
Following the business session. IN In
teresting program was rendered. with
Miss Mary Poguc as leader The sub
ject for the meeting WAS "Czecho-Slo-
walks" Mrs D. B. Best reviewed the
-Four Horscmcn' in her usual interest
ing manner and Mrs. Thomas read q
clever little poem. A social hour fol-
lowed and the delightful evening was
concluded with the serving Of a prettily
appointed luncheon. Those in attendance
were:
MesdamaS-
B. D. Best L C. viets
E. e. Bideusan J. B. Thomas
Misses
NnI1de Wharton. Belle McGraunahan
Mary Posue Elizabeth Patton
Virginia Norton
Bake sale Saturday.
Division No 8 Of the Pastors Ala So
ciety Of the Second L. p. church will
hold bake sale Saturday In Stifers
store. All the good things that can be
made at home will be included. and
cakes. pies and candy will DO there in
a great variety. Mrs. Charles Wheeler
Is chairman OF the committee and Mrs-
s. E. Elliott and Miss Addie Hawkins
are her assistants.
Dinner Thursday.
Class No. Of Hane Street NJ. r.
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DANC1MGI

prof Ontmnns dances every Tucsdny.
Thursday and Friday nights. Market
Auditorium. Premier orchestra.
Dancing at the Elks Auditorium every
Saturday evening.
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N1CSIiAmns
Meeting OF tho D. A. r. To-day.

This afternoon ut O'Clock the W n''TH-
INK Chapter. Daughters OF the American
Revolution, will meet in the y. w. g.
A. rhis will be the regular monthly
meeting md AN interesting program
has been arranged which will includo
nm appropriated pnpcr on "DivistonH OF
the Army" 10 he read by Mrs. y. n. ''r Urn,
ham discussion on this subject VIII
follow led by Mrs William klrhach.
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of the snail guests. feature or inc
afternoon will be the sesrTing OF
duintily appointed luncheon.
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xin1nerman-Cri ckenberBer.

wedding Of local Interest was SOL
emnizcd at the st. Paul's Evangeilcai
Lutheran church OF Grafton, w. va
last Sunday afternoon when Miss Marie
crickenbcrgcr Of Grafton was united IN
marriage to Mr.. Owen Zimmerman OF
Fourth street. Martins Ferry. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. P. Theo-
dore Crickenberger. father Of the oride
and pastor of the church. in the pres
ence OF $50 guests. The maid OF honor
was thy brlde-clects sister. The best
man was Mr.. Roy Parrish OF Grafton.
Following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs'
Zimmerman left on an eastern money
moon, and on their return they Will re-
eide IN Grafton. The bride was for
mer resident OF Kirkwood, and enjoys
a wide popularity here as we'll as In
Grafton. The groom is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. B. Zimmerman or fourIn
street Both have many friends In this
community who are extending heartiest
congratulate ions.
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Feversh Headaches and bodys Pain
caused from a osId are soon relieved by
taking LAXATIVE BROMo GBfNfNb
Tablets. There's only one "Breme Qui-
nine" 2. W. GROVES signature on the
box soc,
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L. T. Club Entertained.

Mrs. Il \. Alexander was the charm
Ing; hostess TO the members Of the L. l.
club vest rrday afternoon at her home IN
Warwood. The main diversion or inc
afternoon was nccdlework and the serf-
ing Of d:untily appointed luncheon
concluded this delightful affair. Those
present were:
McSdamcs.
George Chambers. Of Martins Ferry
W. lLchtcnberger. of Rella!re
Harry Hunter Carr Se:lS
Charles NTtpcher Charles Donaldson
Thomas McGranoha Thomas Patton
George Wilson H. a. Alexander
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gprirc EcuEo Clean hlS

sprirc EeuEe Cleaning.
We arr now prepared FOR your Carpet
and Rug bcntLnG. also lncc curtain clean
Ing.
HOME PEARl LAUNDRY. .,
Phone $40, 1915 Eorc st. !
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COUNTY COURT
,R,r~i,rs T.icenaeS

Marriage Licenses.
Charles McKim, %. of Scotch Ridge
Clara Riddle, 20, Morning View, Ohio.
JOSH Stephens, o.. Short Creek. O.. and
Mildred Lyle, II. OF Wheeling.
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She SUFFERED
five YEARS
Finally Restored to Health
by Lydia E. Pinkhan's
Vegetable Compound.

Key West, Fla" For five years l
suffered from Irregularities, with ter
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entertainment and Dance.
Entertainment and Dance

given by the
Independent Order OF Odd Fellows
Saturday evening April 26. l9lS.
Odd Fellows Hall
Corner Twelfth and Chapiinc "trccth
Admission by invitation only
Copies OF the foregoing invitation
were received In tho city yesterday and
many arc anticipating this event win
Rreat pleasure. Music will be furnished
hv , local orchestra and refreshments
will he served during the evening.
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Bake sale Saturday.

Dinner Thursday.
Class No. Of Sane Street NJ. r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
ROBERT w. PERKINS DIES
Rcmnins VIII he Takrn To Newport
News ut Noon To-day for
IntCrnmCml.

Robert Walker Perkins died ycster-
day morning at his home. .30G West
Grace street. He was the son Of Car
ter and Nary Perkins and was born at
trbanna, Middlesex County. The re-
mains Will be taken TO Newport News
to-day At noon and the funeral services
viii be held a; Trinity Methodist
Church N $50 o'clork being conducted
by The pastor. pr Thomas. assisted by
Or. Preston Blake. pastor of the First
Baptist Church. Mr. Perkins is sur
viNed by his wife. one daughter. Mrs
Charles y. Taylor. OF Richmond and
one. Captain Robert W. Perkins. Jr
OF the Three Hundred and Thirteenth
Company. Field Artillery. Eightie;h
Division.
Mr.. Perkins was chief fold deputy
in the internal revenue office The
pallhearccS will lie: activc-J ~ Mas
sic. Judge n. j Enrham. Or. = w. Hob
son. William &. stuart. Edloc Morccocll
Samuel II. flumrucr, 4. q. Bickford
.. b. James 1ionorary-Dr j. L.
Fisher. George +. Fisher j. L.. Gregory.
II. l.. Phillips. J. \. Willc;t. Thomas l..
Stearncs. X l.. Bailey. Captain J. T.
Williams. j. I. Andrews. Dr. T.. l..
ElnnNenhaker. Luther Libby. II. r
Gregory. Captain John Lamb. Claude
~ swanson, Thomas s. Martin. Il g L.
MonCure, Thomas L. Mcany. Dr. w. y
Robinson. f.. w. Milatcad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING
Is SCENE OF CORN SHOW
]. \. Loving Wins First Premium,
While ii. T.. Garfield Takes
tho Second Honor.

At "a corn show held at the Narina
High school yesterday the first pre-
MUM in the white corn contest was
won by J, - Loving. The second prize
went 10 II. Il. Garfield and the third
rri2e was Won by l. l.. Becker.
George Dr,ukcr. /. l. Ebcrlcy and @.
Il Miller wo; first, second and third
premiums. respectively. for specimens
Of yellow corn shown. There were
forty exhibits in the contest.
Professor r Y. Hutchcson. OF tho
Virginia rolytechnic Institute. Judged
tic corn and gave an interesting adj
dress on How 10 Improve tho Corn
CROP" W l.. Prince. county superiu-
tendent OF schools. addressed the meet
fuc on school Improvement" Miss
OF Virginia Polytechnic Institute. gave
Il butter making demonstration. c. ".
Mason interested tho farmers "hcH ne
told them about The boys working r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
4. Ground Hog Has
His Innings To-Day
Dirjdes l n t ere s t With
Billy, and Each Wants
)ThGt the Other Doesn't.

Ananias G, Hog arrives in Richmond
to-day to diviod interest with u. Ash
ley sunday Desires of the two re-
nowned Americans conflict.
Mr. Hog. known TO his inttmates ms
ground. while not particularly anxious
for an old-time gully washing rain.
does want at least littel drizzlimg
mist 10 shield his body from the suns
frGht;ui rays.
Biny sunday doesn't want any rain
a-ta!l He has four great big battles
with old Mephistophelcs Satan Sched-
ulcd Tor the day, and If rain comes
some Of the battles may have TO be
postponed ~ amy rate. at;endance
upou MS performances will be seri-
ouSIy depleted If the sun doesn't shine.
and killv must have the crowds IL
ne Is 20 put IN his best brand of hght-
ing. So, Billy " 'nts feckiess sky,
Therefore. Will Mr.. Hog keep in his
winter home by tho desires OF BILLY?
II hc is. Richmond must prepare for
everybody knows that MIR. Hog is the
best li;tlc weather proEnostiSator
there is even If past performances are
Responsible for his unchristian name
OF AnauiUs
information conflicts rs TO the cxac,
hour when MIR Hog energies from his
Information Some say he is due ~
arrive in Richmond at the break OF
street, until noon II ny that time he
has not seen his shadow. the story
coes. he Will remain for the summer.
Others say ;h1t AZ is h9t due TO come
out until noon. and that Il he doesn't
see his shadow then he Will remain
for the season
Those citizens who come oftenest in
contact with The wood and coal baronS,
for Billy Sunday, are pulling hard for
Mr. Hog This day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
WILLS TIMBER LANDS
TO STATE OF VIRGINIA
Emmett ID. Gallon. Who Died of In
nurnzn. Iicaucnths $50 Acres
for Forest Reserve.

Emmett H. Gallon. who was at one
time law partner of United States SEN
ator John w. Daniel and who died
January -. left I5> acres OF valuable
timber land ut Green Bay, In this State,
to the State Forest Service OF Virginia.
Mr.. GALLON was for many years con-
ncctcd with the Department of the
Interior OF the United States govern
m"nt and died OF influenza in Wash
ineton Last Thursday he was buried
Win Masonic rites and. in keeping with
his request. his body was crcmated and
the ashes placed in IN urn.
All Of the property of Mr.. Gallon is
given 10 the state of Virginia for the
benefit Of its State forest reserve. his
possessions to be used as a forestry
reservation under the management Of
the state Forestry Commission
should virginia abolish it's forestry
department. the land is to 20 to the
N'-"iuia PolytcChnic Institute TO he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
Special Canned
Goods Sale
BEST SERVICE RE
Observation-Disclosures |
GROCERIES.

To the Trade and Private
Families.
Large cans California Table
Peaches, can csc
Monogram or CampbelPs
Soups, can ....s......1 Oc |
Early June Peas, best quail
lty, can .............. lie
Or $500 Dozen.
Monogram. Asparagus zoe
Or $3.50 Dozen.
1a-lb. cans Walter Bakers !
Best Cocoa zoe |
Monogram Fish Roe. :. .19c
Or 1925 Dozen.
Aunt Jemima's Pancake or |
Buckwheat Flour, pkg 14c
Winner Brand Sausage, 3
cans for Csc
Fresh or Corned California
Hams, ID .3Oc |
Large cans Salmon or Shad,
can .2Oc
SOC cans Log Cabin Maple |
Syrup .2Sc
CampbelPs Beans, large cans,
tomato sauce .15c
Large cans California State
Asparagus, 21a- ID. cans Csc
1a-lb. cans California Sar-
dimes, in tomato sauce. 10c
3 cans No. 2 Tomatoes, ex-
ira quality, for =. csc
2 cans Karo Syrup for. Csc
3 cans Mixed Vegetables !
1Or .2oc
Sliced Breakfast Bacon, per
I'D. QUO
Pocahontas Sugar Corn. lie
Or $500 Dozen.
Large cans Long Cut Sour
kraut, can lac
S1.65 Dozen.
Marigold OIeomargarine, per
lb. .36c |
Fresh Pork Chops, ID. .35c
Creamery Butter, lib. Prints,
1Or sue
Large cans Hawaiian Pine
apple, heavy syrup. ;. .30c
No. 2 cans Hawaiian Pine
apple, in heavy syrup. .25c
Monogram Succotash, can 1Sc
Or $500 Dozen.
6 large rolls Toilet Paper
Tor 25c
Large cans Van Camps
Beans 15c
Tuna Fish, Albasco Brand,
can 10c and zoe
Arbuckle's Ariosa Best Coz
ice &c
New Irish Potatoes, ID Sc |
Or Is Pounds, 40c.
New Blackeye Peas, IL &c
Gold Medal Flour, "a. rb. bag,
for S1.54
Or $3.50 BbI.
Best Patent Flour, Il barrel,
at $500
Virginia Pride Coffee, fine
quality, lib. pkg. .23c
New Boneless Goldfish, lib.
pkg. ;. .20c
New Lake Fish, 2 lbs. for CSC
New Clipped Herrings, per
dozen csc
New Fat Mackerel, h /. zoe
Good Brooms, s strings. Csc
2 cakes "a lib. Walter Bakers
Chocolate, for Use
Apple Butter or Jellies. .1sc
Fresh Spare Ribs, ID :. Csc
Good Cider Vinegar, gal. 40c |
Good Grainy Lard. 80. Csc |
Good, Bonefess Salt Pork,
ut :. Csc
Atlantic, Blue Tip or Pacific
Matches, 4 pkgs for. Csc
6 Clean Easy or Swift Pride
Soap, for :. .35c
Large can Spinach .20c
Premium Family Laundry
Soap, large cakes, 5 for CSC !
5 Tbs. Large Lump Starch
for .3Sc
Best Sugar Cured Hams, per
fb. ). .4Oc |
New White Beans, 2 TBS.
for Csc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
vICTIMIzE $4,000 PERSONS
More Than S5,OOO,nOu securcd h, chi
raSo swirdicrs b. Misuse
OF Mails.

CHICAGO. Feb 1-Morc ,har s..
100000 is alleged l. have been fra,rl"-
!ent!E obtained through misuse IF the
to-day against thirteen officers antl
promoters OF the Pau-Niotor Cu:rnary
a delaware corporation. With Nl1r.
AZ 81 cloud MINI i is charged :hal
10000 persons were vjctl.n:2ed BY blv-
ing stock IN the concern
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

WANTED PRESS TO GET
lEN OWN INI'DR u \

Senator France said he was in
terested in newspapers getting the
facts themselves, and not in having Of
hc!ai rlDluniCstipaS released la or by
interested parties. He said one state
1nent was given OUT for publicity 4
ended.
The food administration made an
agreement, with, the packers - iry 10
ootain orders for them overseas on
condition that they pay the pr!ccs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
Gathering Data for War I,tS,or,

PARIS. Feb. To insur. tho wri;
4 score OF officers, under orders TO re.
;urn 10 .\mcrica. have been detained
ana sent 20 Italy TO study regions
where the Italian and Austrian cam
paiEnS were fought. Officers are nov
studying he dcvaItatcd regions n,
France ana Belgium
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

Approves National Guurd Appropriation.
WASHINGTON. Feb. Am appro-
priation of 100000 to maintain tho
National Guard Mt strength OF I06.-
900 officers and men during the next
fiscal year was tentatively approved
to-day by the House Military Affairs
Committee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

used aa Its forestry department may
deem best. Should the maintenance OF
the forest become impracticablo the
state is authorized to change tho use
OF 1t.
So far as Is known the only rcla-
tive OF Mr.. GALLON is an eighty four
ycar-old aunt residing on the property
devised 10 the State OF Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
FOOD ADMINISTRATION
TO CLOSE THIS MONTH
Counsel in Testimony BEFORE Senate
Committee Discloscs Plan for
Ending " ork.
PACKERS PROFITS DISCUSSED
Minimum Price for Hogs. officer De-
clarcS, Was Necessary i'll Order t"
Stimulate Production and 10 Pre-
- vent Even Higher Prices.
fRv Assncia;cd Pr.ss !

Z WASHINGTON. Feb. IL; is planned
TO close UP the food administration
within three weeks W. y. Glasgow,
counsel for the administration. said
to- day during testimony before the
Senate Agriculture Committee, which
is considering regulations for the
meat pa ckinS industry.
MIR. GLASGOW made the statement in
denying tina; The food ADMINISTRATION
desires 10 retain control Of the wheat
crop during the year 1919
He explained methods OF regulating
profits OF tho meat packers to-day be
fore the Senate Agriculture" Committee.
considering legislation affecting thc
meat Industry.