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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-30
BRODHEAD NEWS

| loca ton and says he will make
good, in the land of now."-J. A.
Oliver was in Cincinnati Monday
and boughta car loa 4 of furniture
Mrs. Henry King, Of Gum Sui.
phur, raised $50 lbs. of tobacco
in her garden. She sold the
same in Lancaster market for
$244.22.-A New baby Austin
Hiatt Brown" arrived at the nome
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brown
Friday morning. Jan.23. Mother
aud babe doing fine Brodhead
Real Estate Co.. bought d house
and lot on Silver ST., from DR..
w. Z. McWilliams fer $3.50
Cecil Wallin, little son of Mr..
! and Mrs James Walliu has been
very sick. J. N. Thomas was
here from Forrest city, N. c.
last week with DR.. and Mrs. w.
f. rter.-Mr. l A. Storms is
numbered with the sick. Mrs
M. H. Brown, of Quail, is with
the family of lher son, Charles
Brown.-A. NJ. Hiatt was in
Lexington Friday. j Painter
was up from Stanford Friday
Robert Cass is able to be out after
few days illness.-W. A. Tyree
writes from Florida that he is in
the "Iand of dreams" fishing and
hunting, add Will send some bear
meat to his Brodhead friends
soon. - Per Rigsby raised on
three acres OF land, 5000 lbs of
tobacco which brought him S.
6So.-Misses Winnie Keller, Lena
Mccall, Henneretta and Louella
oisee, and Charlie Herb were in
Stanford Saturday evening to at.
tend the opera. - Miss Butrice
Shelton entertained with a Rock
party Friday evening. Delightful
refreshments were served, and a
most enjoyable evening reported.
Those present were Misses Hazel
Albsight, Besse Hicks, Elnora
Firth, Pear Hicks and Butrice
Shelton, Messrs Orrin Wailin,
Rae Crawford, Leslie Elder, E.
d Newland.-A debate was given
at the BrOdhead Graded school
chapel Wednesday evening Jan.
~, under the management of the
Y M. c. A. The subject was,
Resolved that Thriftle ssness is
more destructive than War" On
the affirmative was. Prof. E. A.
! Strange, A. Nj. Hiatt and Rev.
i George Childress. On the neg.
ative, d. B. Chandler, DR.. w. e.
tGravely. and l.. N. Bowling.
Many good points were brought
forward on both sines but the
judges decided in favor of the
negative. -Brodhead is now en-
joying electric lights, all the
business houses being wired and
a number of residences. We
certainly look upon the lights
with pride.-D. ". E. McWir-
Jams sold a mich COW to John
Dillingham;, of Spiro, for $40. 90
Everett Watson has returned
from a visit with his sister Mrs.
John Robins at Nicholasville.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-30

Mrs. Lucy Mccall is down from
Maretburg with her daughters,
Mesdames, j. B. Firth and J. J.
Albright and Miss Lena Mccall.
Rev. w. G. Asblll, of Londor,
preached at the Christian Church
Saturday evening. He was accom-
panied by his wife. - Herbert
Lawrence. of Farmland, Ind,
and Frank Lawrence, of Stan.
ford, visited their father, J. T.
Lawrence and sister Mrs. Josh
Wilson from Sunday until Tues.
day.-Miss Hazel Albright enter.
tianed few Of her friends Satur-
day evening at her home on
Maple Avenue - Little Miss
Allene Brooks is very sick with
pneumonia. - w. w Francisco
is travelling for the Roger Wheel
Co. Mrs. J. X. Cass is confined
to Iher room with tonsilitis. -
Chester McWilliams was over
from Berea first of the week WIS.,
iting his cousin, DR.. w. f. Nc.
Williams and family. --Inez Rob.
ins has returned from a weeks
visit with her aunt. Mrs. M. P.
Rigsby, near town. e. L. Har.
ris exchanged his house and lot
near Piney Grove Cemetry, to w.
B. Frisbee for farm on Negro
creek DE- 0-BAnnoE was down
from Stanford Tuesday to see
baby of Mr.. and Mrs. James B.
Firth Owen Jarrett was in Win
chester last week. Mrs. Mary
Johnson was called home from
Greensboro on account of the
illness of her little grand
daughter, Allene Brooks. Mrs
Grace Wilmott and children spent
last week with her sisters, Miss
Lena Mccall Mesdames j. j.
Albright and ]. B. Firth. The
theme contest given under the
auspices of the w. M. &. A. at
the Brodhead Graded School,
Monday night, Jan. Goth was a
great success. Seven excellent
themes were read. The judges
selected were; Miss Reca Brooks,
Granville Owens and w. A. Car
son. They decided to give each
contestant seveDty.fve cents. -
Announcements have been re.
ceived of the marriage of Mrs.
Cora Gibbs, widow of Rev. Vim
Gibbs. to Mr.. Bearss on Dec %
1919. at the home of the bride in
Tampa, Fla. Mrs. Bearss, before
marriage. Miss Cora Yonce. old,
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jobe Yonce, and was reared in
Brodhead. She has many rela.
tives, and friends here who have
only the best of wishes for her.
DR.. w. K. McWilliams and family
have moved to Stanford. We
regret to lose them from our
midst. DR.. McWilliams is one of
our best educated doctors, being
a graduate from New York city.
He was a soldier in the World
War. beng a first lieutenant in
the Medical Corps. He : is
rather optimistic about his new
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-30

I, or one of my deputies, will,
on the 10th day of February,
1920, it being regular County
Court day, at the front door of
the Court House, In Mt. Vernon,
KY, between the house of 9
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-30
EAST INIT. VERNON. NO. 1.

EAST INT. VERNON. NO. 1.
Barnes w. M. 4 A, tax and
cost ..... ............S 4 w
Mcclure Sam 1 A, tax and
COST. ......o..".. -. 1859
Wallen Roberta l town lot
in Mt. Vernon, tax and
cost ................. .....lz III
WEST MT. VERNON, NO 2.
Brown W. H. 25 A. tax and
cost ..!'....$ 11.O3
Bussel David 10 A. tax and
cost ..,... '..J..g "....' 4'lS
Cummins Ii. w. A town lot
in Mt. Vernon, tax and
cost ...... ...r 49,. ...' l4.4o
Johnson Cleva town lot In
Mt. Vernon, tax and cost 40
Lamb Ben town lot in Mt
Vernon, tax and cost. ....." 2.91
Lawrence J. c. town lot
in Mt. Vernon, tax and
cost ..........---. o 20
Mullins Mada + town lot IN
Mt. Vernon, tax and cost 7.6l
Thomson q. S. 1 town
lot in Mt. Vernon, tax and
cost ....I...... ....... o.oA
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-30
Sheriff Land Sales for
Taxes
FOR HE YEAR 10 9

O'Clock a. m. and q o'clock p. m,
offer fer sale to the highest bid
der the following real estate, or
so much thereoJ, as will satisfy
the tax interest aud cost due the
Stale and County.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-30
U Y S S E S

Il am part Of all that have met;
Yet all experience is an arch wherethro
Cleans that untravelld world, whose margin fades
For ever and for ever when move.
How dull it is to pause, to make an end
To rust unburnshd not to shine in usel
As tho to breathe were life. Life piled on life
Were all too little, and of one to me
Little remains: but every hour is saved
From that eternal silence something more.
A bringer of new things. and vile it were
For some three suns to store and hoard myself
And this gray spirit yearning in desire
To follow knowledge like sinking star,
Beyond the utmost bound ofhuman thought"
-Tennyson.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-30
SCAFFOLD CANE NO 4.

Ballinger!Lee 10 A. tax and
cost.......... .......... : 80
Ballinger J. c. A. tax
and cost. ................. 5.74
Dizney Z. f. 40 A. tax and
cost .............. 4.39
Fowler Mrs. Martha 100
A. tax and cost. ....... "a. 50
Gadd c. A. 80 A. tax and
cost. ......... ....,,... y "a
Gadd John G. 81 A tax and
cost .................... 5.64
Hazelwood Edd % A. tax
and cost ................ 3.O6
Hammond Eliza 200 A. tax 3 l.6O
and cost ........,......
Hollingworth w. M. 30 A.
tax and cost ............ 5.72
King Lee 80 A. tax and
cost .......... ........,..... o.9z
Pennington j. d. 1l2 Ajax
and cost ..............,. IL. 80
Spires Saranda 20 A. tax
and cost .... .......... 4.l9
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-30

Mahaffey Sarah 20 A, tax
and cost ................ 2.3s
Parker Mrs. N. ia. 90 A,
tax and COST. ..... ........ SAC
Sambrooks Jacab, one
town lot in Livingston, tax
and cost. ........ &C.. 1913
Wagner B. H. loo A. tax
and cost. ..... 6.1O
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-30
CROOKED CREEK NO.

CROOKED CKEEh NJ. D.
Angel Dick 80 A. tax and
cost. ... .,....,. .......''' f'fO
Begley l. 80 A. tax and
cost. ..... .............. 962
McCrackin Tom so A. tax
and cost. o.I4
WarfOrk Land Co. 800 A.
tax and cost ....,....." 23.Io
ORLANDO NO. 6.
Baker ID. so A. tax and
cost 49,. .".... .-...'.'.'' O''u
Mullins ]. I. 25 A. tax and
cost 14.37.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-30

!" AhA<AN ~ JAW - " Ss
Bussel Lille 65 A, tax and
COST ........., ..... 1
Dyre tempo so A, tax and
Mosley A. l.. IS A, tax
and COST. ........... y
Mcclure @. F. 30 A, tax
and cost. !. -. ............
Mcclure ii. H. $50 A, tax
and cost .......,...... II
Rash Elizabeth 60 a, tax
and cost. q
Rice Walter 80 a, tax and
COSt. .....'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
Department Heads
Are Out oJfLuck
Speaking of Vacations,
They Can't Even Get
Day off.

Probably provision of the city
code. or rather improv not be-
fore discovered. has come to the at
tcntion of the directors of the depart
mcntS under Mayor George Ainsl &c
within tn" past few days. Some OF
the directors have been StrcnuousIv
ut work for more than II year and
have been considering the advisable
lily OF taking u vacation.
Here's where the rub comes in. The
city code does not provide for a mere
director 'vacationinS." Provision is
made whereby. in the absence of
Mayor Ainslc on an annual vacation
the president of the Board OF Alder
men. William IL. Adams, may take the
chief executives office for Il few DAYS
Sut no such provision is made in the
case Of the directors.
No provision is made in the code for
appointment of amy acting director
during their absence. nor are they au-
thoriZcd 70 appoint anyone to act for
them Hence. none of the directors
have Yet taken their vacations Heads
of bureaus may leave for an outing
and appoint subordinate to fill their
position while away. but not u di-
rector.
Directors l.. W. TraTord. of tho De-
partm,nt of Public Utilities: CoioEel
William NJ. Myers. of the Department
OF Public safety: Charles T.. Boiling
OF the department. &C Public Works
ana Ilr L.. {. Levy. OF the Department
81 Public Welfare. are all in the same
boat. Meanwhile. they continue 10
work, none OF them having II vacation
in sight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
|. c. c. DENURRAcE RATE
ASKED BY GARR|ERS HERE
Railroads Would Charge $40 Per
Day for Opcn-TOp Cars
Standings Idle,

Virginia railroads have asked the
state Corporation Commission to
grant them the Same thsmurraEc rates
that have btcn granted by the Inter-
statc Commerce Commission. accord
ing to statements 10y nAhmbcrs OF the
commission yesterday. The rates
granted by the Interstate body are
$40 day for every day OA'cr twenty
four hours that an open Top freight
car stands loaded on the siding.
Statements made yesterday by mem
bers of the commission were to the
effect that this petition. together
with that Of the companies for a
higher freight and passenger rate in
the state. will not bc acted upon un-
I'll official notice of the actions Of
the Interstate body have been received
by the commission
Purpose OF the order. which the
railroads are anxious to get into cf-
feet. is to to speed up the handling
OF freight ut terminals by consignccs
so as TO release more cars for ser
vice in hauling coal and other com
modities. The order will relieve the
iprcsent situation. il paced in effect.
railroad officials believe.
1t is estimated that 100000 cars
could be added to the rolling stock
OF the railroads OF the country If This
order becomes effective without the
purchase of Il single vehicle. This
estimate was made some time ago h.
railway officials in New York. and an
intensive campaign to speed up SER
VIC" throughout the country is TO he
pushed by all of the carriers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
BRAKEMAN KILLED NEAR
DANVlLLE ON SOUTHERN
Head struck Lower Uenm Of Dry
brdr~ while Passing Under.
ErOml High mint. y. L.
Special 10 Tho TImcs. Dispatch.

lSpecia! 10 The Times Dispatch
ioANNll.l.E, VA, August w H.
Millsap. aged SO. from High Point.
y. g.. southern Railway brakeman
,or The past two years. was instantly
Killed III o'clock this morning when
ms head Siruck Il lower beam OF the
Dry Bridge when the freight he was
r!dinS passed below it.
Ihc dead man WAS discovered
caught on II drawhcId between two
cars as extra freight No. 500 Slowed
M in n" local yards.
Examination of tho body showed
mat the sEull had been crushed by
terrific blow above The forehead.
ana trainmru We're OF opinion that
n" RAD failed to Sc" the bridge ~
IA" misty rain aud dd not crouch
down ass lac should
Ihc body was taken off al the rail-
way station and conveyed to an un-
dcrtak 'nE abilShmcnt, where IL
WAS prepared FOR burial. leaving on
outhbcund train No. ~ for High
Point. " G., where !nt-rmcnt will
take place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
NOT TO CALL RESERVE
Action C0n;ingrnt pom AbiIit, OF
slt other districts 10 Cope With

i NaEal rsSerNiSts in the Fifth Naval
aoistrict' in which Richmond and Nir-
Bania inrn 60 inactive duty arc listed.
have not been called TO duty. although
reserNists IN Tia" First, Third ana
Fourih Districts We're recalled yes
ttsrday according 70 lho E.chmond
Nav recruiting Office
: whether there Wl|. be = call de-
'pends upon The abUty 81 Tho First.
Third and FourJ hdistricts 10 supply
reserYiSiS enough 10 man "a Meet az
ranean waters.
s. Tn. commandment % IN. Norfolk
naya! base VIII issue any cSll for tn.
SFitth MAYA! district rcsrryisiS Trans
.portat!on VIII b" supplied rs ih,
Richmond recruiting station. in tho
,eNent rcscryists "A i.ichluuud and
.pther scc;ions o! Virginia are 70
CALLED TO active service Lieutenant
Gommnahder II Hoogcwerii, in COM
msnd Of Inc lOca! station. announced
yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06

intimaiinn that siot-machin- .as
meters. introduced by the Ilcnrico
oun'N Gas company for use in the
northern part @. The city. We're to be
removed has caused a storm OF PRO
t"si L" be maic Tn" pcor!, IN ;hat
SeciiCa state that the gas Is paid
Tor hctor" II is Ia be used, the rate
DrihS adjusted by mechanical ar
rangcmcn'S. Thus there are no gas
p!its accommodating aud all that has
TO ne done is TO send an inspector 10
uhipcN IN" casa box ANA take ont the
ih"htE AS the meters are in and
nave been paid for. their retention js
'"stred by gas users IN whose homes
they are Installed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
APPROVE PLANS FOR
FEDERAL BANK BUILDING
nankinG House at Ninth and Frank
lin Will BE SiA Instead or
Five

rlans for the addition Of another
story TO the new Richmond Federal
Rt"ervc Bank building, now in course
ui construction at Ninth and Franklin
streets. We're approved yesterday by
building Inspector John II. Butler
Cost OF the proposed work is csti-
mated At $4,000. The building. when
finished VIII include SIX stories and
TWO mc2aninc iloors
9. @. Allen flied application for a
permit 10 erect frame StuCco dwell
ing. two stories in height at "A cost
OF SS,0c0, ~ 1000 Frndali Avenue
yesterday.
Alteration and repair OF three
story frame dwelling At 1893 Grove
Mctiu!re l:lci, at a cost of Si0. 600. an
pIcat!on and plans being filed ycs;cr-
day
Application for nlans 20 erect a
Ihrfr Tram" shed. at Il cost OF $4,000.
ON NIyo'S Island WAS rlcd by tho
chicago MIDI" COMPANY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
COSTS MORE TO TRAVEL
SINCE BOOST IN RATES
Twenty Per Cent Increase Changes
Complexion Schedule in Vir-
Yinia and Elsewhere

Installation of the new 20 per cent
increase in passenger rates on rail
roads throughout the Unitcd States
will fairly upset the entire schedule
of rates in Virginia and else where
After August -. when the new rates
will so into effect. il Will cost Rich
monders bound for New York Si23i
without war tax or berth. Commuters
also Will he hit. residents of Ashland
who arc employed in Richmond being
hit to the extern; OF ? cents ride
additional. swelling the cost OF trans
pOrtatiUn from this point 10 the Can
ital Of the old DOMINION TO "a cents.
without war tax.
Interstate rates. as compiled for The
Times Dispatch by, officials OF the
Western and Richmond. Frcdericks-
burg and Potomac. SHOW quite clearly
IN comparison to the same rates. plus
30 per cent in addition. which go into
effect soon.
Await Action OF Commission.
Rates ia Virginia. however. will not
be estimated by the railroads until
action is taken by the State t.orpora-
ton Commission on their application
for the same increase in rates that
have been granted by the Interstate
the present time in Virgins, is cents
Il mile. The increase asked for il
clio of cent mile.
Assuming that the rate is granted
chesapeake and ohio Railroad TO Nor
folk. instead of S2.55. without war
tax as at present. Fare TO Newport
News by the same route also will in
crease from <2.2j to S2.7S. no war tax
included. Via the Richmond, Frcdcr-
icksburS and Potomac. the fare to
Washington will increase from S35O
minus war tax. to 1920. no tax In
c!udcd. trip to Pittsburgh by day
coach, war tax not included will cost
SELL. instead OF Si2.59. as at pres
tnt. Fare TO Frederick sburE will in
crease from Sl.1g tSl.93 with war taxi
TO via. TO baltimore the far Viii
be S5.Gi. and Philadelphia, 5000.
Increase Is Material.
officials Of the passenger depart-
men; OF the Chesapeake. and -OhIo
railroad estimate that 1t vii! cost
SlOa.l'. instead of SS1.66 for a trim
20 Portland. Greg. without incidcntals
or war tax. No war tax is included
in amy OF these figures
trip to san Antonio. Tex. will go
un froW si1.ol TO S5l0I. ana a run
out |" san Francisco will cost $lU4.GI
instead "i $500. as heretofore
To indianapolis the fare will he
S"3.lb. compared with 5000: to CHI
caso. S2S.6'. MS compared with scans:
TO 81. Louis. 5000. instead OF so5 so.
ana 20 Denver S62.1S. instead OF S523o
lntraStatc rates are yet very vague
Commission, but IL the rate recon-
mendcd by the Interstate Commerce
Commission is concurred in as is rx-
rccied: the rates on the chesapeake
and ohio route TO points in Virginia
probably Viii he.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
VIRGINIA DOES HER BIT
\ Appreciation of Fart Played by STATE
IN Americas Tribute to France
Is ENurrSsru

NiiginiH IN the raising OF the S26O-
ur" Tor 'Nuciica's Gift TO France &c
Mas expressed by Il. W. Lamont
chairman OF the fund, TO George w
tuy. executive secretary Of the CO.
Operative" Education Association. who
s!nia
over 3.5OG.00G individuals in
every State n thu Union nave suh-
scrlhcd this amount" the letter
stated * our hope that the Me
Monies statue on the Marine vii!
mean as much TO the people Of
Erancc rs the IIrthoidi statue in
Ne" ork means 10 every American.
mink That "" may all feel proud
I" nave had AN active part in makin.
poSSiDl" the erection of this historic
monument Mr.. Lamont writes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Directors of Richmond New
York Steamship Company, Cham
her Of Commerce. II.
Finance Committee of Rich
rnUnd-New York Steamship Conn
pany. First National Bank. 10 $50.
Advertisers Club, Q.
Court Clerks Association of
virginia.. Murphys Hotel, 10.
Open-atr motion pictures. dircr-
ton Recrcntt0n Community Assoc
citation. ChiinhOraIu Park. y.
oPcn-uir meeting and hand con-
cert. Fulton Settlement House
playground, y.
Baacball. boulevard Field. Rich
nond vs.. Newport News. 8 :a0.
Lyric. vaudeville and motion
pictures. 3::tO. y and p::n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
DRUGGIST SHIELD SUES
TO RECOVER WHISKY TAX
Seeks Return OF Sl,:,5s on i.Ioa Gal
Ions of Ardent SniritS pur-
chlScl ErnIn SInIr

Recovery ~ si.553GO taxes on LEA
rallons OF whisky purchased from tn.
state Prohibition department is
SOUGHT by H. VI. Shields & Co. drug
Si$;S, m suit entered Yesterday in
CRY Circuit Court against T.: Lee
Moore. stat. Auditor.
Gordon. Gordon and Crank OF
louisa, ar" counsel for Mr. Shield
n" statement OF The case claiming
tina, ihr stat" had no RICH; 10 tax
N" Liquor. rs il was coniiscatcd by
IN" state Prohibition department. and
was sold for The benefit OF the State.
The TAX WAS paid at the rate Of S3.o0
gallon. The proceeds OF the sale be-
!nS turned over TO The State Treasury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
Postpone Doc Ia, tu.rs

'"stponemcnt in tile cases Of the
S,"ie department OF Game and Inland
FlShcr!es against nulubcr of prom
lhcht c!t!zens OF Fairfax County for
Yesterday The cases were POSTPONED
whcn The attorney for the accused
raised the poin, OF Jurisdiction. The
cases viii he brought up later bcfor"
M4y"r rarr. or Fairfax. who appeared
f.HdauiS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06

. private detective agency viii be-
Opened ~ Richmond soon by Forrcs,
+'d!i.E' i"f long tim. connected
with the city d.t.c,iy. forrr v.hn
resigned several months ago to do
WORK Tor the Federal government
AI SailcE Was considered one OF
'Hc hhlcSt men Unidentified win the
been successful! in making many or
Inc Wo>t important captures 10 illc
credit OF the detective department
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
(. \. l.. nr,i>es siccu,, scry,c.

N'W sIreplng car scrVic. on IL,
sSaooafd Air Line Railroad 10 RAJ
r;sil on "a" ~ 80 J., NJ. train leaving
Main street station has been an
nounccd 10y the district passenger
agent % the company here. INC scr.
vice mas been 80 arranged that the
ear WI! he cut OF ~ Raleigh and
passengers left uudisturhrd u,,,!i
: y. NJ the following morning The
returning train. leaving Raleigh nj
I-.3' midnight also VIII be cGlIippcd
Wlth sleeper and 80 through to
: - \ NJ -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
Card Game Results rn,all, for r,,o

10" w arrcn. colorcd, is being held
Tor hearing in Police Court. charged
WIN IN" Killing of John Plummcr,
was fatally wounded with shotgun
sunday morning. according TO the Yer
dlct OF coroncr'S jury that injured
into ~" killing. shortly before he
was killed. Hummer is alleged TO
nave cut the throat OF Joe Oatnan
Colorcd. brother in-law of his nj.
ItEta slayer. y row over - card
gam" Is understood 10 have caused
The trouble resulting in the two
deaths.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06

Special delivery brought the mar
rae license of Vernon X. S"vy. of
Pierce. Of Danville. for their wedding
"Wednesday might before Rev. Frank
7. McFaden. The laws require that
the marriage liccns" shall be issued
IN the home city OF the bride aud Mr..
'Scvy. not knowing this. had to wait
until the arrival OF The license.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
COURT CLERKS OPEN MEET
Every Section OF State WIN lie Rem
rcsrnicG at 0-Dny Session
at Nfuruhy's

About 100 clerks are expected In
liichmona today TO attend The Court
Clerks Association ot..NirEinia an
Murrhy's Hotel. The association will
be ia session two days. Charles -.
Dent, OF Roanoke County. is prcsi-
tSnt OF ~: associations: j. y. BouSan.;
"ral saunders and Auditor {. Leo
Moore will make addresses Tniav's
session viii begin at 10 O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
SnE Day In lee aud Min, Drive,

Contributions to The Times bis
patch Free Ice and MIX Fund
amounted 10 81 YESTERDAY. contrib
utad by ~. G. T." which, with
the S3j3.5l previously acknowledged
makes total of S35l.jl All con
'ributIonS 10 the fund until it's clos.
VIII L." turned over to the Associated
Charities of Richmond for the benefit
OF tho Door vino need ice and milk
during the summer