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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-05
CATTLE INSPECTOR is sAor

Hartshorne. Nov deputy In
spector MciIenry Was shot through
tho arm In battle wit unknown per-
sons AT a dipping vat three miles
south OF here.
United States Inspector yarber and
tie deputy were at the vat when the
battle started
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-05
CHILE WILL JOIN
IN LEAGUE PACT

Washington, Nov Ste Chilean
minister at London has been author.
ized 20 announce the adhesion of
Chile 10 the league Of nations. the
state department was advised offici.
ally today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-05
JOHN o. sUsv IN GERMANY

Be-ifn. Nov 5.--The Standard or
company. II Is reported from Ham
burg. will soon resume operations Gr
Germany through It's subsidiary con-
pany- the Cerman-Amesicsn Petrol
cam association A Geen pf tank
steamers Is expected to arrive soon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-05
ROTARY CLUB LUNCHEON.

The Rotary club held rs usual
luncheon today noon at tbs lone Mat
ters OF moment TO the organization
were diaeuHssd Committees FOR the
KiddIes Christmas play were an
naunced and details perfected for
giving TIE performance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-05
PREPARING TO RETURN
TIE RAILROADS

Washington. Nov 5-Temporary
legislation continuing government
guaranteed returns 10 the railroads
after their return 90 private control.
Jan ! unsd such time ss congress can
enact permanent legislation virtually
was decided upon today BY the senate
inter safe commerce committee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-05

San Francisco jaime. Rot h Jr,
was reelected m@vnr Yesterday de-
feating Eugene Schmnr. former
mayor. bv apnmxsmateiy sa.eao pv~-
silfv. according to f'yurnw conspiled
early to-day from one halt Of the vote
Of the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-05
THESE GIRLS LIKE TOBACCO

London, Nov s~~Seott.sk tduca-
tional authorities ara becoming
alarmed over the increases OF cixaret
smoking among girl students, Tho
Daily Express prints Iettsr from
Edinburg stating chat an investign-
iion has revealed that many young
women consume more than ono huns
dred cigarets 4 day,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-05
.CARRAMlA SO.E .Rs
ARE IN BACKGROUND
OFFICIAL lil.POltr OF
SptttAl. AGENT ~ coy
Elt<Mt.<r GIVES MtGu
light On OPERA
TlO<s AGAINST
NNlt.tlN NN~ nv
MlNit.A>S
auLlgrin.

III paso. Nov S~~Jariss padsy, mlns
operator ~ the Tampsco reid II ~.
ported "a have been KILLED ard his
safe robbed sunday wight The rob.
eers, kns~r 20 be Mexiears thsr
burned she office ard dwelling hoas~
% psduy The report causs here 20.
DAY. The body cf PADDY was nos
scund, but u Ia believed ne was mur.
dsrsd, Hc was an American ara
wealthy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-05
WRECKED SKIP IN PORT

Boston. Nor s.--Tre shipping
board steamer Hoxie. which was
partly disabled 0ttober ss. by The
loss Of propeller hlades. has reached
Halifax. y 8. according 10 a radio
message received here today She
va bouns from Brest for New York
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-05
LuTHFoA.s From All
PARTS or WORLD GArHgF

chsr"~o- Nov e. ncircatew from al
n~"~ 'Ae wer'd " re hene today for
f"~ rfN~~a~v eer~'on of h0 ftrws hies,.
r'A' r"~~'"'-'srr e' 'he Lutheran Bro
'herliood OF America.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-05

n"~'ssn Governor Calvin Coolidge
r~nrNicsr dcfea,ed Rkshad Long
d"mor~at fer ~~vcrnor by vote OF
S'T.STs 10 isa.6T4.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-05

New York-Tammany failed 10
scoV in y~ssrrtays election, Anti
Tsmmany candidates won in all con
teAs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-05


Wa@hlnatun. Nuv a. ssx ennlnyars
wern murdered and morn thar se g~ss
In American gold slol.n frem oll com
lanlte operating IN the Taampleo ell
reaion during Iay. A'iMust aud sssgr~
telnber. according 90 an afficiai rsfust
iu@t complied, a wa# icAfnsa to-day
xix bandits implicated in two ~ IN.
outfagum ware Affpmtel and two ~
them publicly executed
Carranre aotagegs In n.
tafranaa soldiers w~ra implicated In
@oEnu of the ousrnmea. the report add
I'd. although Ia some II tbs eanlw III
shm region thv federal wuldlrrw wurn
"bnhayinw weli On sept "a 4 ,aasp
vt rDsnala waa waidesl Nv funr hnn.
dred Carranxa soldIasm Who atole AL
The cleahsna uf thw gvfwMn umsplswvs
md drove away the Lnst muie In itysf
ramp N
MASKED Bandits.
0u Aug ~ thN rtpufs ahnw@ eNu
masked bandits Killed The head ear
psntvr at d camp mar Hsi Tlrrs. in
ihe pf"senee of hlp wife. the two be-
ing the only etr@una IN ehe easnp at
the title and utule money and prap-
cray tutallnw more than tann AagssSt
~ three masked hundlfa snssresi Car
rapataa aud robbed Americans ~
nfunsY and iewvlry totalllns nnfe than
5000 Dn Aug ~ tane uufttasfes and
an american named kennwgh Do Lacey
were robbed ~ the company Fayrutl.
amounting to $1,000 between solrdad
and Tepe4ate. Neither men knew a
payroll wna 10 he asnt umi a ten min-
tpt~H before they started. bns the Mpx-
lean government officials had heen
previously notified IN accordance with
regulations On July ( an aftAntpt had
been made ny s~ysn armed nt"n to
hold M men carrying payroll NJ al
powt the sante pulnr. but they wvrv
ontwitted
Continuing. the repnrT sayl that on
Aug ~ army paymmster Antonio
lsegnwi two officials and Raalstants
Communicated the launch VI one ~
thn Oh cUutMnirw and affwr h was
loaded with T'sauila and herr. took n
10 faio iBl8ncU where they entertained
some notorious women ~ the town fur
five dAys when IN i drunken orgy
they set fire 10 tho launch The han-
dilH raiaed the camp M flunyabalst'v
and stpie more than sin2iD In cm n
and ctcshlug. an uufomuhAla and food
euppllea worth $500 ON Aw / two
caranza soldiers robbed an American
a. 2anoial ~ tssAs clothes and other
yaluables On Aua I "a Tspetats %
group of robbers held o. two Anperi
cNns VA thn ramp "a niahs but three
of thsm were caught and turned over
10 tho authorities Much w the stolen
Continued on Page \. Col ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-05
Reuvt,lcars IN Illlco..

Chicavo Republicans win wrke the
new constitution for me state Of mi I.
nois. majority Of the Delegates are
psSllcans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-05

Louisville kensacky ha~ elected
republicans The state y idc prrhihi.
iicu amendment was defcwacd by q
majority OF ia.iiS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-05

Columbus Ohio win rvmaln hone
dry The voters yesterday declared
~ BY majority of more than loo 90,
Republicans were successful In the
rleciion. also.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-05
CHAMBER or COMMERCE
MEETING TONIGHT

There VII BE- DAe~snx OF the Boar
Of d.rec'ors rf the Chzmber Of Com
merce tonight--A r Gregory. secre'
tAsy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-05

New Orleans. Nov s.-Tonigh
partly cioody and Thursday general!
e1pn1y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-05
Wllsor'. s..se oemor~s,le

Trvnfor New Jersey ele~tsd q
d~mncras for governor BY plurality
od 1855
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-05
vlrrlrlA SsAyn pen,oc raiio.

R'chwc-f virv4n'a wsu, demo
cratic by The usual majoritie~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-05
NOTED PUBLISHER DEAD.

fBy Associated Press
Philadelphia. Nov J--'Dr Charles
Fremont Taylor. editor and publisher
OF the Medical World and widely
known in the profession. died at his
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-05

Louisville. Ky. is the largest leaf
tobacco market In the world
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-05

Continued on Page .. Col. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-03

ness Of their hearts wanted to save
people from reading 1t. but, honest.
now. ladies and gentlemen. and all the
others, the Rambler. though his hand
Is feeble, Is strong in his determine
tion not to disappoint the eager mil
lions who are waiting for this story.
The Rambler contemplated telling
this Sunday the story Of the grand old
estate Of Contemplation. in Fairfax
county. which was the home of Gen.
John Chapman Hunter of the revolu-
tionary army and q man Of prominence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-03

son met at the torrential Anaures.
It has been reported that as Jason
looked at this lady ''she grew fairer
than all women and taller than all
men on EARTH, and her garments
shone like the summer sea, and her
Jewels like the stars Of heaven. and
over her forehead was veil woven
of the golden clouds Of sunset, and
through the veil she looked down on
him with great soft heifer's eyes.
with great eyes. mild and awful
which filled all the glen with light"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-03

north Of the Pennsylvania border and
south Of the line which separates
Virginia from the state OF Josephus
Carolina. It u because OF his extern
sive knowledge OF the American con-
tinent and Its islands that he restricts
his observations to the geography Of
the District Of Columbia, Maryland
and Virginia. He knows that tho
best Of American geography 10 here.
He knows that the greenest hills and
fields. the brightest rivers. the bluest
skies. the most romantic creeks and
the most poetic old roads. along which
all flowers bloom and all birds sing.
are to be found within the limits Of
the District Of Columbia. Maryland
and Virginia. He has . belief that q
fellow can wander farther north than
Labrador and Hudson bay and fur
Their south than Patagonia, Magellan
straits and Terra del Fuego without
finding better men than live in the
District of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia, and he has deep-rooted
conviction, based on his own pro-
found knowledge and keen observa-
ton that no lovelier women bloom
anywhere than those who grace our
homeland.
+ X
Here may be found women more
beautiful than that Hera. queen Of
Olympus and wife of Zeus, whom ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-03

tho destruction Of things. Many histo-
raans, like statisticians and logicians,
can provo what they set out to prove.
whether Il b 80 or not The Rambler
10 not going to dig very deep into Gene
sis. but he knows that Sin the 6o0th
year OF Noah's life. In the second month.
the seventeenth day Of the month, the
same day were an the fountains Of the
great deep broken up and the windows
Of heaven were opened. And the rain
was upon the earth forty days and forty
nights, and the waters prevailed upon
the earth an hundred and fifty days,
and II came TO pass at the end of forty
days that Noah opened the window Of
the ark which he had made"
The trivial reason why the RAM
bler's schedule has been deranged is
that, the physicians who were in con-
sultation over him told the nurse-a
very charming girl-that it would be
madness for him to think of writing
a "ramble" for this Sunday. or perhaps
for any other Sunday. 1t was very
complimentary in the doctors to inti-
mate that the Rambler has to think In
order to write these 'rambles." 1t is
curious that such learned men should
know 80 little of literary processes.
Perhaps, though. the doctors not only
wanted to keep the Rambler from
writing "ramble." but in the good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-03

Today that lady might attract atten-
tion because Of her garments, Jewels
and her veil. but the fact that she was
taller than all men on earth and
looked down ON them with great soft
heifsr's eyes" would not put her in
the belle class here. How's an ordi-
nary fellow going to dance with .
girl as tall as that? And heifer's
eyes are out OF date in women. What
q man wants are animated eyes-the
sort Of eyes that can't behave
+ \ ~
Tho Rambler recently walked up and
down r street. 7th and 9th streets when
the shopping throngs were thickest. and
especially when the shops let out. and
along King street in Alexandria. and
along the main thoroughfares Of Hyatts-
willie. Riverdale. Laurel. Herndon. vien-
ma and Manassas. and he has come to
the conclusion that much of the praise
piled on Venus by stylus-pushing re-
porters Of old was pure flattery. He be-
lieves that while Venus. Juno and Mi
nerva may have been considered repre-
sentative bellies of. their cline and
time. they would, in comparison with
the girls Of today. be looked on as mere
frumps He feels that old Prians son
Paris made bonehead play in going
over to Sparta after Menelaus' wife.
Other brothers beside Castor and Pollok
had sisters more beautiful than Helen,
and there are many fathers in the Dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-03

trict Of Columbia, Maryland and Vir-
ginia who are blessed with a more beau
tiful daughter than was old Tyndareus.
For the output of lovely women the
rambler will back Washington, George
town. Anacostla. Chevy Chase, Kensing-
ton and Garrett Park against old lion.
Mysla's prehistoric town.
But to 60 back for few moments or
O few lines to st. Swithin. The Ram
bier would not be surprised IL some his
torian could trace the forty-day rain
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-31
SAY SHtWMAKE
POSSIBLE CANDIDATE

Two prominent Norfolk mon who
were in Richmond YESTERDAY told a
high state official that Oscar l."
Shopmske had announced himself a.
a candidate for congress from thc
Fourth district. Close friends of Mr..
Shewmake in this city were startled
at the news and inclined to doubt IT.
AZ be visited the Capitol only TOW
days ago and Expressed his views
fully at that tjrue
The general impression among
those closely IL touch with conditions
In the Fourth district Is that hF.
Shewmskc viii not run unless Judge
Jesse f. west fatty refuses TO he.
come candidate, II being almost
a certainty that state Senator Drewry
will run, division IN the rural Fot"
would prove fatal TO any candidate
opposing the Petersburg man. The
prevailing opinion is that II no car -
didatc Is put forward by the coun+7s
adjoining Dinwi ddic Senator Drew"
VIII poll large vote IN this adjacent
territor-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-31
- PRISONERS TAKEN IN
RAID ON COMMUNISTS

Buffsic, y. T. Dec 2s.-The most
complete round up OF communists
charged with teaching criminal an
archy. yet staged IN this state, war
achieved In this city tonight follow
ing q sensa tional raid on the COM
rnunist party headquarters
N charge of the raid were State Seu-
ator Clayton K. Lusk, and Deputy At
torney-Ceoernl Frederick C.. Rich
Twenty-Five prisoners were tason
taere. Authorities raid TOO arrests
would be made during the night
Stacks OF alleged snarchiet literature.
preaching the doctrine of forcefuf over
throw Of the government were seized
the pamphlet entitled soviet Russia.
pat under the ban by the courts and the
6spartrn emit; writings OF Leon Trotsk%,
copies OF a Russian soviet newspaper.
oiled With inNamm&tory cartoons and
many othar gimilar pieces of red print
irg.
: Deputy Attorney General Rice de-
ciared that the evidence represented by
aaarchistic literature captured in the
reid tonight vac thu most complete
Sc,zed anywhere in the state,
rrcidentally evidence landing to ea'
trfiish a connection between the loca
communist party and tho 7. W W. as
alleged to have. been secured
Senator L.usk said much docuuentar?
evidence was taken connecting l. c.
a. h Martens. soviet arm baSsador
with propaganda work here
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-31
TRACE SOURCE Of SALE
Of WOOD ALCOHOLICS

Sev York. Dec -s.--The source Of
wood alcoholic, sold as whlskey, which
sent f'ood Of death NJ the Connec-
tlcut valley aud through various New
England cities aud towns was
traced 90 Brooklyn today by fed
eral authorities. and John Roma
neIlA AT undertaken and Samuel 6
Saleeby, a druggist, were arrested ana
held in 900 bail. charged WITH the
ssIe and sh;rnient OF the poison.
Two deaths from drinking wood
alcoholic we're reported from New
Haven today and nine arrests were
made there for alleged connection
with the sale Of the murder whls~
key
Another death was reported ron.
Newark ~ j.. from drinking wood
alcoholic Edward Klein. the victim.
who was a grocer. died late today,
gix hours after drinking the stur al
his homo. One arrest that OF Sannu ell
Solomon, q saloon keeper was made
today In connection with the death
yesterday OF a man who drank wood
alcoholic
The charge Was made in Washing
ton tonight By Wayne 8. Wheeler.
general counsel OF the And-Saloop
laag ue. that the wood alcoholic death
wave which has spread over the coun-
Try during tho past few days is being
used by the liquor interests as a basis
for widespread anh-prohibiion
propaganda
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-31
SURVIVES WAR AND Is
KILLED IN ACCIDENT

Stanton. DEC 50--Rife Bean. aged
eighteen. son Of Mrs. Florence Bean Of
his city. was acctdentlv killed ahoar9
the s. : Western Light. cpe hundred
miles of the port of Norfolk. An
-u0unccn5tnr or rt76 rrsE1C er11t-rr- ~ H.
DUNG mans life CO nc ~ a telegram
TO hls mother II had only been a
few DAYS since 1e vas here or Z forty
eight hour furlough 10 visit his mother
There were no particulars n the an
nouncemert ~ the accident which
came from the chipping con- pany by
whom he u4s employed
The death has peculiarly sad Tea
lures since but 4 week elapsed be
tween his visit here at the comm erce-
NJ emit OF the holidays after two years
IN the United, sta les navy during the
var ana afterwsrd. This cas- has sec
on6 "trip III tho merchant marine SGT
vice. He YVES discharged from the
United States service IN Scpteui Der
and then joined the merchant marine
making d trip 10 France. When his
ship put into Norfolk In the middle OF
December on its return 10 the sta -
he got D brief Through and came T.
stanton. Leaving here Decenb Der 20,
He vae employed OF tho " eSteru
Light as ar electrical engineer. The
body will bo brought To Stanton to-
day and viii be tahen 20 Toms Erooh
for burial
The deceased q survived by his
mother and the following sisters and
brother. Mrs " 4 Brand ~ Staun-
ton. Mrs Thoo. Hubers Of Washing
ton Guilda and Jack Bean.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-31
AGREE on DETAILS
FOR Y.W.C.A. CAMPAIGN

Heads Ia charge Of various features
of the forthcoming campaign to raise
a fund OF $50 900 for the general main
tenance of tho Richmond Young Wo~
mems Christian association the COM
ing year met yesterday and agreed
upon various details. As previously
announced. 1t was definitely determined
to conduct the cam psi ign the week of
January 1870.
Those attending the meeting irciuo :
cd Miss Katherine Waves, former
president of the Richmond Y. ". c, A.
Mrs Shields " Bishop. chairman OF
the campaign executive committee;
Miss Alfene stokes. chairman of the
publicity committee. and Charles NJ.
Weaver executive Of RichD oDd coun-
Gil. BOY Scouts OF America, who has
volunteered TO assist the women m
carrying their drive to successful
end
In fact. many men viii sid In the
work. as soliciting teanns wfll be com =
posed Of both men and women
This fund will be used by the asso-
ciation for the maintenance OF its va .
YfouS branches, ana sSo,o'o- a1oAS " -
be get aside to curtsil the mortgage
on the walford. the Y ". G. n nua.
ness gtris hotel at Third and broad
streets ThA gum will rot he sur
fjcjert To lift tho entire Indebtedness
on the hotel. bot will be- ample 7" re
duce She debt In keeping with Gooo
business policy. Nis institution WI
acconm odate severity five permanent
eusstx and q few transient
Each division OF the campaign *ork
will be +, charge Of a committee. tuo
personnel tc, be announced later ac'
cordinr 20 Mrs Bishop.
Among other things decided upor'
il was announced that aupaign head J.
quarters Kill be established and main
famed at the CeT5vsT :. " =. 4 otttfe-
tns, North Fna, street The cen
trail building Is probably vie oesH
known to the public, as here are 10
Gated the cafeteria gymnasium WIN
its Big swim ming pool aud the genera
ofsces 81 the organization
All branches II Y, II, c, A, Trork
~lll be co-ordtnated IN order IN carry
The drive over the TOT.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-31
W. G. r. q.

The Earnest workers ". {. T. o.
will not hold any meeting this week.
the regular ting day being New
Years dav The president asks that
zach r7erab Der t-v to secure her ID
hilee honorary before the meeting
following.
One half Of their Jubilee appor-
Torment has aireadr ben gent In ana
ore half OF the fgnd For the support
Of little Emily ChaE1gTiv VII be sAot
in this week While the members
are securing the ~ore honorarF for
every active rncrG Der" II may be thst
= little extra soliciting will raise the
orphan fund a. well.
Would il NOT he fine II TIE Harm
est Workers could have both thsse
funds entirely raised by the time The
whole United Slater is to celebrate
The coming In Of National Constitu'
ttonai prohibition asks Mrs, Fl NJ
Wolfe.
Our friend the enemy, realities
that his tir1a Is short Do we realize
our wonderful victory. and what II
r1ae.xrrs 10 us ailT II IS no time &c
lay down our arms, hut time to BUG
kls or the aru1or little tighter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-31
DEATH TAKES VETERANS
Of ARMY AND NAVY

~ aAhlnEton. Doc 80 Major Gen
eral Thomas Fl Barry retired, of tho
United States army, died 81 the Wal
ter Reed hospital here carly today.
Physicians al the hospital aScr tbeo
iduey trouble and Nsiyular heart
disease as the cause Of his dea th.
lie was 81 Years. old
tuterueut viii be made tn West
Point cemetery. ahere General Bar~
~ formerly was in command Of tho
military academy.
General Barry A. born Ia Now
York and vas graduated for college
In that city. Later lac attended tho
military academy a West Point and
was graduated In 1877, With q second
heutcnant'a commission IN the cayal-
~.
Rear Admiral John Elliott Pills
bury. retired OF the Cnited States
navy. died at hts home here today
following 8 stroke OF paralysis of tho
heart
He was rs years old December 10.
Admiral T'tllshury was a native of
Lowell. Mas. Hss most conspicuous
service vas rendered during the
Spanish American war. when he con1-
uanded the dynamite cruiser Fesu
vius off Santiago.
from 1905 to 1905 he va. tn corr
maud OF the Atlantic feet, from
which post he was recalled to be-
como chief Of the bureau of naNi-
cation. lie vas placed on the ro-
tired list in july. 1909.
Surviving are wife, formerly M&a1
Greenwood Atkinson, OF Portland.
Maine, and one daughter, ME- L, Z.
Richardson. OF Boston,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-31
budget NOW N THE
PRINTERS HANDS

Governor Davis, chief budget of.
ficar, has completed his revision OF
the estimates Of the various depart
aents and institutions for the pex'
two years and has sent the budget to
the printers The law provides thai
copies of the budget must be in the
hands Of members of the house ano
senate within Eve days after the gen
erai assembly copvenes. which vii
be January 10
In order to confne tho total OK
penditur@g TO the limit prescribed os
the estimated Income. millions OF dol
lars had to be Topped OF the amour
requested what departments SUI
fercd by reason or this necessity !.
purely a matter OF conjecture anc
any gueases ventured are simply shot
IN the dark. The budget for the hs'
cal year beginning March is ap-
proxirna trfy s10,5o0.00o that for the
second year being in excess OF Thu
amount