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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
Mcre robncco .,hou, Black>,onr

ELACTSTDNE. w, jan .-TNr
total sales o. Dark tobacco on this
mar.Set for the season have amounted
10 1,S4S,i0o pounds For the same pc
Rod last season 1856; ,25o. which leaves
1850 pounds less than last years
sales. This shortage is due 20 the
small sales Of priminSs, while this
season the sales amounted TO only
$4,000 pounds.
Tobacco has been high all the sea-
son. the average tor the last week. OF
december sales being $@i. 1t i csti-
mated that about 10 per cent Of tho
dark crop in tins section has been
sold, and the ha.ancc viii now SO
very RAPIDLY There is evidence on
every hand that farmers WI, cracav or
TO make larger crops OF Tho Weed this
wear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
Miiicri, Antlsrptic oil, known ms
Sna Ike Oil
VIII Positively Relieve Pain in II Few

VIII Positively Relieve Pain i'm Few
Minutes
Try. II Fight NOW .or Rheumatism.
Neurn lgia, LumbaEo, sore. stiu and
swollen joints, palm in che head, back
ind i!abs. curns, huu!ons, etc. After
one application! pun. usually aisappcars
as II toy magic.
y new remedy used internally and
externally for Coughs, Colds. Group
Influenza, Sore Throat. piphtncria and
Tonsilit!S.
This OF! is conceded TO bc the most
pcnc rating remedy known. Its prompt
and immediate effect III relieving pain
IS duc l" the fact that IT pcnctrat.s to
the affected parts at once. AS an Illus
tration, pour ten drops on The tn!ckcst
Piece o. sole leather ana IL w.u pcu.-
tratc THIS substance through and
through in three minutes.
Accept no substitute. This great OIL
Is golden red color on!y. Manutac-
,ure6 by lIcrb Juice Medicine Company
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale a :
al! drLgG iSts.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
AWAY WITH THOSE
ACHES AND PAINS
P H'""hs Lihinicnt handy to put
the "fccI good" back into
the system

n ii. it needs is jus, ono triaI-a
~ Ilt,ic applied without rubbing.
tor IL pcnetrate8---to convince
YOU Of is merit in relieving, sciatica
lnmbhSo. neuralgia, lame muscles
STIFFNESS. bruises. pains. aches ana
strains. the after effects OF exposure
Inc congestion Is scattered PROMPT
~ creamy wihout effort, economically.
GU become a regular user OF Sioan's
Imminent adding your enthusiasm to
lhhl OF IT'S many thousands of other
friends the world over. who keen IL
man.y Three sizes at all druggists
3JC, zoe. $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
TO HAVE WATER WORKS
Wake Forest Itniscs $50 COO 10 Urlicvc
the D-yneSs of the Wide
Awake Town.

WAKE FOREST. " c., Jan. 3.--Wakc
r'~est some months ago voted bonds 10
tho amount OF $4,000 for the express
purpose OF building suitable water
works of sunic'cnt capacity 10 meet the
needs OF tho toxin .or years To conc.
" Is now tho purpose OF the author
lt'rs 10 nave tho work commenced on
INC NV water works as soon as pos
s,bie and the Mayor is taking steps 10
mat end y purham architect ia pre-
pairing the plans. and IL is expected that
.idS VIII be advertised for Ut an early
date; The idea now Is to have the
work commenced with tho early spring.
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Der 1919, Se9.4.e pounds. which sold

Der. 1879. Sa2.i.9 pounds. which sold
at an aNcrISe OF s56lS.
sales for Che season O! 1918 up 10
December 81. G.ll5.aoa pounds IT an
average OF S33.ao. For tho season OF
i9i? mp 10 pcccmh": III. zoe 23
pounds, n, an average o; SJGSS
Tho farmers, from ali Indications
VIII materially increase the Ic:ca= =.
for the coming season.
There remains. in tho hands OF The
farmers. at this time. 20 he sold. abou;
10000 pounds of leaf.
South !In is drawing tobacco from
Mccklcnb0rG, l.1NcnburE. brunswick
and part OF Dinwiddic and Not;oway
Counties.
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BECOMES a NATIONAL
'aN' Hhdt"rd'> strong Hnnts ChnnEc.
''"" sat" Institution and In
'rrn>cs Its Capital stock

IApFOEp VA. IAN. ".rb, TO-,
g'S and Merchants Sank. OF l:ast EaI
~. "a successful state banking Instr
,H',fn, MmcG has Accn doing business
lh Fast Stafford for a decade or more.
Nh become q national bank. a char,cr
'"in ~" national government aavjns.
in ia" meantime. ;hc capital stock f4
Geo The present surplus of ,hn
- 1000 James T. Martin is. and
WI CONTINUE 10 be, tn. president ~.
II. Galway cashier. ''''
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Fnrmcr. May curtnil Food Crops.

LINNEIFiI 10, w, JAW. J.--Th"
highest prices for dark toba COOS ever
known on this market have been paid
ali Of this season, and at the close
OF business for the holidays the fig
sales so far have seen G,G9S. $40
pounds, as against .,3j5,J00 for tho
same nerioi Of 1918
Eood FRONTS, II is believed the farmers
VIII attempt lager acreage this year
than last. However, Erca; cilor, is
being made 10 Keep them from cur
failing food crops that they may make
ln0Ec tobacco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

NkNpElA. w. Jan 3,-Hi:.h prices
OF hn !hrm. FOOD ana manufac;urinS
proancts continue in this section. Corn
..nH' !ccas'uiiS fowls eggs. butter and
~ al N'"as OF goods arc a, the highest
hands and helpers rang, from 3. +, n,w
ur"aId Day helpers In N. <j;chcn
REQUIRE II minimum os - a ,iay 0niv
T ,,,n and sa.ar.cd men arc paid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

The seasons Work 81, I,urr,,inc

FARM IldE.. VA. Jan. 3-The sale
or Leaf tobacco on this market for the
season up 10 the end Of the year have
been oni: CISCO POUNDS more than for
the same period OF last wear. but, con-
Si6criug the shortNCSS uf the Crun ui
1915, this is a larger Increase than a?-
pears or the face of the returns.
Ever since the opening OF the season
prices have been much higher than
last GEAR and continually advancing.
The total sales have amounted 10
5,4S5.@62 pounds. sales for the same
period last Year We're 3.ilI,7o2 pounds.
The i'armvile warehouses viii resume
business on IondAN MoNt.
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nnss Light From. Acirhhorls r..

ht'lNHLN. :. g. Jan a-This town
- soon TO nave the bcnent or c,oc,rj,.
ny ~ although II has not an electric
niHn' within It's own borders Con
II!snfs a nnTe been made with me Green
nhl IN" TO connect tn. town wi; :,
~ hinnt anl furnish lieh, ana power
y homes ana business AomScs here.
four vii iii: 40 70 W. number Of twenty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
COTTON MILL ADDITIONS.
Pomona Mills Plant ut GrcepsInro =,
Becomr Greater Network
bcinE Contracted For.

GREENSBORO. y. z. Jan. a.--Thc
POMONA NILS announce sim other All :
ditions to the' iinmensc cotton manu- fac
turing plaI.t The first of these TO he
contracted for aud built will be mn
mill.
This addition is to be n building of
hp-to-iatc mill constructions with Are
protection ana heating arrongrncnts
l0oN60 feet. II is expected that this
building viii bc completed and realty
Tor the installation of machinery by
April l.
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water and Light for ,yind.o,

" 7. I~'lF., y G InlI 4 --ArInnr. - ;,
improvements arranged 10 be madS for
ms own during Tho wear 1920 is to h.,
''aAt ana NatC- system. Bonds 10
IN" amount ut Sij.O0G have nron Io, ~
ana sold Tor This purpose, nd th;g f,TI
|.'l nc added 20 from other suurr,.a
nc contracts for the work NIL be- -,
q, IN early date 49, NC 'c'
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Tobacco Factory n, Son,

~ !I.bE Wy Jan. 3.-iI.ds ara
HelnS aNen here FOR a $4,000 tobacco
""3rN - he constructed NJ South Ens
ION ~ w y. WilInghGm Il "a ~.
s.r. 'nr" VII DO OF rc-cnfo-cod con.
c'c'r ana hr'prOof three Stori,r bi,.E
and lo0E:pb feet, Construclin,, ~ ~ !.
TO Be started carly in the year. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

ing It's all
due to an over
abundance OF
that poison
cal d uric
acid. The kid
neys are not
able TO get rid
Of it. Such
conditions \ III
can cadily
overcome, and
pvolong life by
taking the adj
vice Of Dr..
Dinrcn which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
$500 Package
] n rec

nv n You send LOO TO e. J Refer. the pnu,.
~ rMEyrl: $500 Refer Rldc kansnS 60.
s Mls'oTi 40 tod he viii SEND YOU ,Wo
package be,n neNa aEEs;,os More EGcs'.~ore
Sill. ,o 5'i boi, GncT he Is making now The
CUT Missrmii M,rIhants Bank. OF Kansas
inrn.a satished your dollar VIII pe re-
INC dollar today on ans r., u" ~. ri ris ,.
49, If"flt bv the expcricncS of :. ~" az -
"a" NAB Hia9c "a fortune out NJ ,,n,,l, $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
Rank Sturts win NJ, w..

VNNCpCNEN. \. G. Jan. 3.--Tho
Bank o! Craven .rcccntly chartered
here. with 100000 capital stock. COM
mcEccd business today, and starts or
Mnder very encouraging conditions The
"iiccra are T. NJ. Howard. president:
y. NJ. Lancaster. vice. president. and
w. c. W!n5low. cashier,
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Rcynold. Comnnny Kecpa nn nu,lainr

;, WINSTON SALEM, " c. Jan. 9Th.
nounccs further cnla,gcmcnts This vn,r
10 the immense tobacco handling: and
tobhcco manufacturing plant here, Tho
ready been contracted for. vii, h. ~,
erection Of n $4,000 storage shea
which is to be OF brick on a cement
loundalion Otner cnlargcmcnts will be
made during the year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
GROWTH OF APPALACHlA
Mountain Town to Have Paved Streets
This icnr-BuiIdiDE Hoom lie
gins IN Earnest.

AppALACIlIA. VA. Jan 3.-Thc
growth OF this town has been wonder
ton now being above 1900. The need
OF public improvements is felt and tho
year which has just dawncd Will see
thcm started and we'll under way
AlrcnhN nlAnS nrn hninIr cnln III ~. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

ITATtKISVNHUIkG, VA. Jan. 3.-The
growth Of the business OF tho Harrison
bUrS poSt-o!ticn ncceasitates the cree
ton or an addition to the building
and the plans having been agreed upon.
the, w"Fk VIII hc started in a short
whil" The addition Will he nf brick.
27x32 feet, and will cost sls50O. The
bid OF Richmond contractor, W. p.
Thursion Co, has been accepted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

bles day and night, irritation, scdl.
meni. etc
Lack Of control, smarting. uric acid
rheumatism. bioating, may be loss OF
NcSh, sai!ow complexion.
PreNm'cncy of Kidney Disease.
Most peopic do not realize the alarm
ing increase and remarkable preva-
lcncy of kidney disease. While kidney
disorders are among the most common
diseases that prevail. they are some
times the last recognized by patients.
who very often content themselves
with doctorinG the effects, while ;he
original disease may constantly under
mine the system.
Regular medium and large size bot
ties at all drug stores
Don't make any mistake. but remem-
Der thc name. Or. Kiimcr's Swamp
Root, and the address, Isinghamton,
y. Y, which YOU will find on every
bottle.
lmplc size bottle OF swamp Root by en-
y. Y. This gives you the
lcrit o. this medicine They Will also
n, containing many OF the thousands OF
women who say they found swamp
,idncy, liver and bladder troubles The
10 we'll known that our readers arc adj
Address DR.. kilmcr * Co.. BinEhamton.
or i'll the Richmond Sunday Times-Dis-
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ImperinI nchuIldIng ncrkcl, Wnrehourc

PUNTSMOUTH, w. Jan 3.--Thc
large warehouse Of tho Imperial To-
bacco romany. in Ecrkely. which was
'deStro%ed by fire som" months ago Is
hcinS rebuilt and greatly enlarged The
new building VIII be five stories, and
VIII be of concrete. IT Will he used
altogether for the storage of leaf to-
bacco 10 he exported
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

for extensive street improvements and
during this year all OF the streets. OF
to be substantially paved ana sidewalks
arc 10 be built in all parts Of the town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
Got liz Eggs
Instead of 8

one OF our readers says, More
Eggs increased my supply
from three to III eggs" ANY
poultry raiser can easily double
his profits by doubling the egg
production Of his hens. A scien-
tlfic tonic has been discovered
that revitalizes the nocl, and
makes hens work all the time
The tonic is called Moro
Eggs Give your hens a few
cents worth of More Eggs,
and you will be amazed and de-
lighted with results.
Now is the time to give More
Eggs to your hens, while prices
are high and profits big. Don't
let your hens loaf: make them
lay. More Eggs" Tonic has
done this for 100000 chickc,
ralsers all over the country. Il
Will do the same for You.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

DURHAM. y. G.. Jan. 3.--Thc board
o. trustees OF the Watts Hospital. OF
which George w. Waits is chairman.
mas decided TO make an addition to the
at,Gaoy- large hospital building, which
nuuition is to include private wasds and
ana nome for the employees 1t is
e,S ISL that the work Will cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
lEAF TOBACCO FIGURES
The C0NSOLING WEED HAS
I MADE REMARKABLE RECORD
Highest Prices Ever Paid Arc shown
o. In All MnrLrts--sSiEEcr Crops
49,, This Year.

ss Quiet has rciEnsH in tho loosc-ica {
tobacco warehouses for tho pas, two
weeks. auction sales Of tobacco having
< sseen suspended during the entire hol-
8 ;day season, IN accordance with an old
-,GVirginla custom.
The warehouses will be opened tor
business tomorrow. and safes viii be
commenced on Tuesday. However, ii
expected that on account of the OK
tremc cold weather which has pre-
vailed throughout the toha Geo grow
ing region .or some time, very little
5 OF tho weed has been gotten IN order
for inarketins, and III consequence the
deliveries this week Will be very
small
The sales OF loose lea; on this mar
Sei f+r the month of December were
average OF s3i&a per 100. IN, safes
for The co.rcspondins month. of l"iS
were i.S6I5"e pounds. ana the aver
The sales for the three months @!
the Season OF t9I9-2G havc footed W.
4.0ogll0 pounds, which have scored
sales Tor the CORE spondiuc period q.
the lsis-;" season were ],a09iHl
MOUNDS. wh.cl made an avc.aer o.
The Leaf TO Come
THO ,csf 50 FAR offered In ,"7 Z ch-
inond warehouses has "cen mainly TIC
sun. cuge0 ioeGcco. sonnet inE over
$500 ps5ands q dark. shipping and
Charles city county hr!Shis have also
been sold The h. lance Of the more
than tvph9"r pounds WAS of sun
cured
II IS estimated that !, ,f,tic over
laat OF The Suu-yu.ci crop %, l9i@ mas
been SOLD. anal the NtyehouSrn"n ;hruk
the advancing prices Will cause the
farmers - u.:set the balance very
rapidly ana Il the seasons" are Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
"Gee-Whiz! How it Hurts+-a
The Pain in My Foot !"

Sometimes it is in my arm. Merciful
Heaven. how my back hurts in the morn
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Husincs. south mn Has Done.

SOUTH HILL, w. Jan. 3-Saics Of
feaf tobcaco on this marnct for pc.
pcmbey. 1918, were l.s50.992 which sold
~ an average OF S3il3. For DeccH.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

~ SoClil ti'ir lpN, ) Nee JAN "--Ihn
on this marie, this season Hava
\ caused the growers TO uarkc, 'rcr,.
! weed more rapidly, than ever before
j in the history Of 'hc market, !, Is
nov estimate thu. tncre IS ou!y anon,
T 1,000.0op pounds of The weed I'm FIRST
y bands in tho Territory which markets.
IhoIc. south Boston draws tLe most
ibof her trade from .hc COMMITTEES III Hall
lax, charl2ttH, Fittsyiyauia Mee.on.
4burg and Campbell. with a consider
Fable eprinklinC from l.Wnonbur. and
jNottoway and some iltt!c from Bruins.
1syicE. Amelia, Prince Edward and Az
i pomattoN. Tho North Carolina ,onn-
yIes from which good bgainoss also
iiEEcomes are Person. Caswo'! aud Gstu.
iESjlle.
This market sold In Dccca!Isr use.
E2T pounds which brou9h, slai. 3C5.Gs.
IHFhe total gales for the season have
|Eheen 1G,527.lS2 pounds. hrius.n. So.
Hell .332.7T. beiNc an uycrar, Tor tire
The sales for tho Same period %,
Mast season were 15,762.7i3 pounds.
3tNhich brought S5.tI2,I5i.'s, or an aver.
EsgG' OF sS4.2+ per 100 These compar.,
tiyn hgurcs spcuH for ;M.mSC!yl.
There Is scarcely :, doubt ot tic fart
Ehnt the farmers of this territory VII.
YpArgcly increase their tobacco :.crca 20
bEhiS year.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-15
Unanimously Adopt Resolu-
tion Seeking Action for
Closer Observance.
HONOR MOORE'S FAME
Tablet to Be Unveiled at
Alexandra Tomorrow
=. Night.

Sunday-closing should be more
strictly observed in the District of
Columbia is the unanimous senti.
ment Of Southern Baptists who will
begin the fourth day of their annual
convention at the Liberty Hut this
morning.
At yesterday mornings session a
resolution introduced by Rev. Z. B.
Jackson of Alexandra. Va, urging
Baptists everywhere Ito press upon
their Congressman the vital impor-
tance of observing the day as a
civil Institution in this critical per.
iod of our national history: and
urge legislation on this pressing
question in the District of Colum-
bis," was unanimously adopted.
Followed Local Appeal.
This action was the outgrowth OF
an appeal made by Rev. ]. ]. Muir
Of the Temple Baptist Church, who
In welcoming the visitors to the
city implored aid in securing legis-
lstion enjoining a closer observance
Of Sunday.
At yesterday mornings session.
DR.. b. c. Hening of Tennessee made
a motion calling on the President
to designate three representatives
to attend the services at the First
CONTINUED ON PAGE FOURTEEN.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-15

a sucker said Andy. He's the
man that's showed into the front
row among bullets, ballots and
tine ballet He's the funny-bone
and gristie Of the country said
Andy, and I don't know how: we
would do without him.
One morning me and Andy
wakes up with s:xty-eieht cents
between us in a yellow pine hotel
on the edge of the pre-digested
'hoe-cake belt of Southern Indi-
ana. How we got of the train
there the night before can't tell
you; for she went through the
village so fast that what looked
like saloon. to us through the
car window turned out to be a
composite view of a drug store
and water tank two blocks
apart. Why we got OF at the first
station we could. belongs to a lit
The Washington herald., 1920-05-15

the, kind of stun some of these
farmers hand out to US. I've had
to take rolls from 'em that looked
like bundles of .microbe cultures
captured out of a Red Cross am
bulance.'
so 1 goes to a livery stable AMI
hires a buggy on my looks.
drove out to the Plunkett farm
and hitched. There was a man
sitting on the front steps of the
house. He had on a white flannel
suit, a diamond ring, golf cap and
a pink ascot tie. Simmer board
err says to myself. -..- .-.-s
I'D like to see Farmer Ezra
Plunkett,' says to him.
"'You see him. says he. What
seems to be on your mind?'
I'd, like to see Farmer Ezra
You see him. says he. What
seems to be on your mindT
The Washington herald., 1920-05-15
Hes the funnybon and the gristle of the country"

surrounded by a widespread agri-
cultural agglomeration of fields
and barns and pastures and out
houses. -. 5'E,
Whose house is that?' we ask
ed the landlord. ..-.
That says he. is the domicile
and the arboreal. terrestrial and
Horticultural accessories Of Far
'mer Ezra -Piunkett, one of our
county's most progressive citi-
zens.' IS. -
. After breakfast, me and Andy,
with cents capital left, casts the
horoscope OF the rural potentate.
LET me go alone says I. Two
of US against one farmer would
look as one-sided as Roosevelt
using both hands to kill a grizzly
".All right says Andy. J like
to be a true sport even when I'm
only collecting rebates from thes
The Washington herald., 1920-05-15

Majority Lacks 2S Votes Of
Enough to Override Pres
ident S Action.
FOUR DEMOCRATS BOLT
Sundry Civil Bill Goes Back
To Committee for
Redrafting.

The Republican majority in the
House yesterday failed by a margin
Of twenty-eight votes to override
President Wilson's veto of the leg
isiative. executive and judicial an.
preparation bill. The vote was 17o
to 127. On the basis of members
present and voting. 1913 votes would
have been required to constitute the
two-thirds majority necessary to
override the veto.
Only four Democrats bolted the
President. They were Evans. Ne
vada; Gallivan and olney, Massa-
chusetts, and Sisson. Mississippi
Goes Back to Committee.
The bill now goes back to the
Appropriations Committee for re-
consideration of the provision to
which the President objected. This
section would have prohibited the
printing or mImeogrsphing OF any
government publication without
specific authority from the joint
Congressional Committee on Print
ing.
The hours debate on the motion
to override the veto was marked by
strong resentment and defense Of
the Presidents rebuke of Congress.
The President said the Objectionable
provision would muzzle executive
officials with a Censorship" regu-
lated by the Printing Committee.
Sisson Criticises Wilson.
Sisson, member of the Appro-
priations Committee which drafted
the Bill. Joined with the Republican
speakers in resenting the Presi-
dents criticism.
Byrns, Democrat, Tennessee, de-
MED that Congress can say to an
executive department what it can
and cannot print"
Luce, Republican. Massachusetts,,
contended. that Congress has the
right to impose censorship on tho
executive departments IL it be con-
sidered wise and necessary.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-15
HETIY GREEN ESTATE
TOPAY ST., 500, 900

New York. May 1I-Mrs. Hetty
H. r. Green's estate will pay a
transfer tax to New York State
upon sss.ooo. 900. according to a de-
cision of the Supreme Court ap-
peIlste division today. The de-
cision reversed Surrogate FowIer's
affirmation of the finding of the
State transfer tax appraiser. which
was that no part OF the 100000
oeo fortune of the leading busi-
ness woman of the world" had
been invested in this State.
Evidence presented showed that
she had invested $4,000. 900 in the
Westminster Company and $4,000
900 in the windham Company. or
gani1ed to relieve her of business
details. II the decision is sus-
tained by the Court of Appeals. the
State will receive $1,5o0,00o from
Mrs. Green's estate.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-15
ANOTHER STEEL
STRIKEAFOOT
Disclosure of Plans for Aug
ust Walk-out Made in
Keystone Court.
Especial to Washington Herald,

Pittsburg. May 14.-Anotber ma
tion-wide steel strike is scheduled
for next August. according to in
formation obtained today while six
organizers. sentenced to jail for
thirty days last Monday by Mayor
Crawford, of Duquesne, were fight
ing for their liberty on the ground
that their constitutional rights had
been violated. Judge Jones, in
County Court, released the six in
5000 bail each.
The organizers attempt to hold
a meeting without a permit is said
to have been a preliminary step to-
ward organizing steel workers for
the August strike. -,
1t developed that representatives
of the American Federation of La
Dor had been working in steel
plants throughout the country since
the last strike, quietly getting
workmen ready for the next fight.
Public Ledger Service.)
The Washington herald., 1920-05-15
By O. HENRY

the little brick and unwrapped
my handkerchief OF il.
zone dollar and eighty cents.'
says the farmer. betting It in his
hand Is IL a trader
The lead in IL is worth more
than that says I. dignined- I
put IL back in my pocket.
"All right says he. But I sort
of wanted it for the collection Tn
starting. / got q $1,000 one last
week for s2Ie'
"Just then q telephone rings In
the house.
Come in. Bunk says the
farmer. and look at my place.
It's kind Of lonesome here some
times. I think tfars New York
calling
we went inside The room
looked like a Broadway stock
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