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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10
WIDESPREAD INTEREST IN
FLORIDA ATE AIR
Requests for Premium Lists BEING
Received from Many States.

Jacksonville. Fla.-The 1920 pre-
MUM list OF the Florida State Fair
and Exposition. which will be staged
here. November Is to q, will be off
the press August 1. and will show ap-
proxifaately $4,000 in premiums - a
substantial increase over the cash
value Of premiums offered last year.
Already many requests for copies
% the premium list are being received
at the headquarters OF the fair in this
city. These requests. which are COM
ing from all points in Florida. as well
as neighbOring and far distant states.
Indicate a widespread interest in Flor.
ida's big exposition. which this year
wiil eclipse all past fairs held in this
state.
The distant states from which these
requests have been received include
Virginia. West Virginia. Kentucky.
Kansas. Indiana. Illinois, Tennessee.
Ohio. Pennsylvania. Massachusetts,.
6eorgia. South Carolina. Michigan.
the District OF Columbia and even far
away Island Of Guam.
Al soon IS off the press the pre-
MUM list viii be placed in the mails.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10
REDUCED RATES
FOR STATE FAIR
=" Lines IN State Grant Low Rates
and Run Excursions

FLORIDA State Fair. which will be be,a
IN Jacksonville. Nov. 1927. all railroad
nnes operating within the State have
allowed special low rates to Jackson.
viiie and return during this period
Large numbers are expected to taxa
advantage Of the exceptionally low
rates to visit the Fair. which v,u IA
ven worth the time and money spent
to attend. '
the State Fair this year comhinaa
features and attractions making IL in
reality q combined short course for
farmers and stockmen, . circus and
race meet. A first class track viii
De completed In ample time for ina
Fair this year.
Added attractions. coupled with the
low rates. should bring q record at.
tendance. There Is this year NO en-.
cuse for the man with a large tam.
iy to stay home-he can take 'em all
Tor what 1t ordinarily costs to take
part. '''A'
Reduced rates are also to be in e,.
fect on all boat lines operating into
Jacksonville.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

tfaFaeH Mlmnn nsuacheile. 81. Cor.
Nef heateasai "a axistion IN the
Frengh krmy SO ALLIED and three
athef see eeFiuasly lniurea IN two
mfafkN amFiam lhe antomoblle races
"a Fahiu neseh Manaay afternoon.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10
Told In Paragraphs

Republican testimony support Cox's
charges of the 5000 900 slush fund
for the purchase OF the presidency.
Terrence MacSwiney, the Lord May
or Of Cork, who is undergoing a
hunger strike" where he is in pris-
on, Is still alive. He refuses food or
drink.
In all parts of Florida women are
registering.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10
BOYS AND GIRLS PIG AND
CORN CLUBS WILL HAVE
SPLENDID FAIR EXHIBIT.

jacksonville. Fla.-An interesting. as
sell a. an encouraging feature of the
1890 state fair here November Is to 81,
ON be remarkable demonstration OF
ne work being done in Florida by the
boys and girls pig clubs.
The 1870 exhibits are expected to
5vershadow last years display by at
least 100 per cent This work is in
:harge OF r. w. Blackjack. Of the Ag-
riculture College. Gainesville. who
states there will probably be more
han 100. registered pigs exhibited by
he young folk at the approaching big
svent
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10
FESSENDEN ACADEMY

We have received the following let
ter from Prot. H. S. Barnwell, princi-
pal of the Fessenden Academy and In
dustrial School:
Fessenden, Academy Fla. 1920.
My dear Mr.. Editor:
Fessenden Academy in it's work of
training head, heart and hand, begins
its fall term within two weeks. am
sure that you are still interested in-the
industrial uplift of the negro and
when you know how urgent our needs
are for a continuance of this work
here at your door I doubt not that
you will make even a sacrifice to see
that our boys and girls have the
necessary utensils and tools for the
training we are giving and that you
have doubtless seen at our annual
county fair. Will you not kindly send
us a donation for the work of the COM
ing year or from the list of needs"
enclosed, send that article most con-
venient to you?
Anticipating your early and favor.
able reply, in behalf of the institu-
ton, a am
Sincerely yours,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

EVERWEAR SOX, Isles for linn
tied time, $500 box of 6 pairs
FISHEL'S. 9-10-3t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

One hundred room hotel "a planned
Tor Tallahassee and the capital city
Is already making preparations for
the inauguration Of Cary A. Hardse
Acting upon an opinion rendered
by Attorney General Swearingen,
Governor Cats has re-instated the
school board Of Polk county and John
a. Moore, county superintendent of
public instruction. The removal Gre
ated a terrific furore throughout Polk
county.
Los Angeles has had another earth.
quake.
New Hampshire women voted for
the first time in the state election
Wednesday.
Pisa, and Italian town has been
wiped out by an earthquake.
Robert Harr0n, age q. popular
movie idol, died in q New York hos
pital Sunday from accidental wound.
y sSss
The rescue of thirty-five men from
the depths OF the Atlantic, where
they were submerged in a submarine
for nearly two days. is pronounced the
most remarkable in history. The res
cue was the result of little buzzer
on a buoy which gave the alarm and
brought aid to the helpless vessel.
The Cotton Association, of Green
vile, s. c.. has passed a resolution
TO sell no cotton prior to December1,
for less than 40 cents per pound.
ssss
Candidate Harding. while in Chico
30 had an interview with General
Leonard Wood. Dollars to doughnuts
nothing was said about those big
"slush funds" II $15.0OO,0O0 can be
got together for Harding what a
mighty fund could have been cleaned
for the general.
W. A. Gardner. an American, held
BY Zamora's band. in Mexico for ram
som. has made good his escape.
China Is rent by rebellion. Alas,
poor ireland. She is distressed by
hsordeds. riots and bloodshed.
Air mail service between New York
and San Francisco begun last We'd
nesday.
John Parrish was killed near Madi-
son Sunday when car struck a cow
and turned turtle.
A young lady OF MIddleburg had
the misfortune 20 stick a nail in her
foot which caused her death.
ssss
t4fe insurance distribution by the
big companies for the year 1919
amounted 10 the gross sum OF sl.s43..
sooeeo.
These we're more than 100000
eiaHrs made IN Tampa In August
ssss
PonHrs liabilities amount TO a frac-
tiou les than tT.ooo.ooo
ssss
TIE ustioasl debt d now ssLs2t..
gsaeoa
g. hls speeeh an G.abor Day Senator
tisFainx sald that be was opposed to
isheF alleaFchg
a sfaiemeni from Tallahassee says
49, the penaiou rolls oniy show i.s7s
eeafedsFafe veterans but there are
samsthiaa ever $50 widows on the
falIs
MWmW
MaFafW alman nsuaeheile 81. Tor.
Nef heatsasaf - asistion IN the
Ffeafs arms. SO ALLIED and three
atAeF nasm eefiausiy lnlurea IN two
mfafhN anFimm lhe automohile races
"a fahia nessh Manaay afternoon.
sNas
Fsfeai \ Nilsan. o.. ~ Atlanta.
g. 49, arawnea a. pahio Reach on
fahef nay ltis tie companions.
faaia MuellpF amd Miss Lena Ful.
wmad hna maNfwm wscapea from shar
49, sama fsfa
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10
Fessenden Academy and industrial
School Needs

Wash tubs and boards, andirons
and two electric irons for Delco plant.
cooking utensils of all kinds. two oil
stoves, for the domestic science de-
partment, equipment for a small
room, where girls are taught to serve
properly, cloth and remnants of any
kind, l sewing machine, for the sew.
ing department, tools, hammers. hat
chefs, sews for the manuel train de-
partment, tools, hammers, hatchets,
saws, ETC.. for the manuel train de-
partment, farm implements, hoes, rak-
es, plows, ETC., for agricultural depart
ment. one single wagon. for farm, set
OF harness, single wagon, set of har-
ness, double wagon, single beds, bed
linen. old linens will be appreciated,
table linen, old ones will be appreciat-
ed. set of dishes, chairs of any kind,
window shades, window curtains, old
ones will be appreciated, rugs of any
kind, small truck, for school hauling.
If it is not convenient to send any
of the above. postal card or phone
call will bring boy to your door or
at your orders.
FESSENDEN ACADEMY and IN
DUSTRIAL SCHOOL. Fessenden. Ac-
ademy, Florida. Express and freight
station. Martin. Florida.
Those in official positions are unan-
imous in saying that Fessenden AGA
denny has done and is doing a good
work. and wa hope that this appeal
from its principal will find a generous
response from those of our citizens
who are able and benevolently inciin.
ed.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

F9eei \ Naaom. A.. % Atlanta.
a. 49, arowaea a. pahlo Reach on
labof nas nis tie companions.
Tests A MuellpF snd Miss lena Ful.
mmad haa maFfww escapes from shar
tam same faie
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

Imflan taR mansn - AaEasl tso..
NGl fnae "a phAaphaie we're shipped
fsam 80 poFt - Tampa; ssost tons
ware aapartea - Enmland. ireland
u.,emm. m.sliana spain and Cuba
a. remaimimm sf.etT tens soiag coast
- - naliImeFe. philaaelphia. VII
mf.s,an ana Neu Orleans The larg'
- eaFro ioad~a as ~ ne Spanish
-. ala gsplief f.so2 tons %
80 Ths average tsnnawe % phos
49, esrrlsa was stso tons per ship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13
Today. and Tonight
In Richmond

"EoEnders Day" ut SheItcrins
Arms' Hospital NJ II.
Parade of Acca Temple Patrol and
band At I2:I5.
L.. Lycil Cunts. addresses the Adj
rertiscrs' Club. mt business Mems
Club mt 1876.
Valentine party at Soldiers Home
by Daughters OF COnfcderacy AT 4.
Mrs. Hnttic Belle Grchhnpl lee
lures mt Jefferson Hotel. room 15S,
at Ii:IO.
Women OF ST. NInrk's hold fair at
Il. T.. LEG school nr B:3O.
Richmond Chapter Virginia Poly
techntc Institute at business Mems
Club at =.
Regular monthly meeting OF vir-
Einin Writer'S Club, at 2IO East
trace Street. mt S:15.
Demonstration of Gymnastics and
Folk Dancing, at y. w. {. a., at
S:I5.
Valentine Dance mt Grays' Arm
Org. by Woman's Auxiliary of Hugh
Stockdell Machinc-Gun Company, ut
$40.
i.sric-VaudeviIle. .. 1.45 and
9.:tO.
SGaud--eJollieS of 10c0'' mt $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13
NEW FIRE TRUCK APPROVED
AFTER BEING GIVEN TESTS
MOTOR ~ Tried on Hills and Straight =
Away by Officers of De-
nnrtment

Oificials Of the Fire Department are
satisncu with the road endurance and
Speed tests of the new motor engine
winch has been assigned to Company
:. Among those who accompanied The,
engine on It's maiden trip through
Richinnhd We're Captains II. 3. Crosby
q. u. Rust. q. ~. Rogers. A. +. TAYLOR,
assistant Chief l.. :. Jones and Director
OF Public Safety Myers.
Capacity tests covered a period OF
Two hours. with capacity OF $50 gall
Ions per minute. while the endurance
test was of sixty'!Iinule duration. 'rhe
machine wa$--dEi> Ell up Broad Street
hill with speed Of twenty-five miles
an hour, and made fifty miles on Chin
borazo boulevard. The engine was
then driven over Thirty-fourth street,
back along Broad street to Twenty
NTH Street. then west on Main Street
to Company 8 station, having covered
the principal streets on Church Hill
in the test.
Director Myers announced that tho
new pumper engine. with capacity
OF 1000 gallons minute, had arrived
In Richmond, and was being prepared
Tor q demonstration test at Ninth and
Main Streets soon. when a stream OF
water viii he directed against the First
National Bank Building as n test in
comparison with the height of the sky
acraper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13
LEGION ARRANGING CIRCUS
RICHMOND POST TO STAGE
SHOW DURING ENTIRE WEEK
Committees Are Appointed for Enter
tnfnmcnt mt City Auditorium
February 2:I-nS

! Richmond Post. No. 1, of the Ameri-
can Legion: last night announced that
appearance here OF the John r. Agce
Circus for tho entire week OF Febru-
I arS ; % to rs. under the auspices OF
work necessary to successful pres
entation of tho big attraction was we'll
The circus is being brought here by
tho legion in an effort to raise Il per-
m maj relief fund. which the post
aires, many of whom have returned
i rom army service TO find themselves
dept, and in actual distress.
Organizations Cooperate.
Every resource OF the focal post has
an eort to maRe it n tho hisEest tSine
of the kind ever staged here. Not
only is tho entire membership. actively
various committees and subcommit-
tees. but the Boy Scouts and other or
ganizations are to assist. society is TO
parties and functions and State and
City officials arc to lend their aid to-
ward making tho undertaking n sue
cess.
general executive committee. COM
posed OF P. Morgan Trout. ]. Il. Wood
charge of the general work and al
ready has it's organization working.
Branch Branch Johnson ,2i,rs, is chairman of the
fred y: Roper: chairman of the finance
committees: Charles NJ. Montgomery.
chairman of the publicity committee;
Herbert Harris. chairman OF the pro-
gram committee. and Charles Phil
lips, chairman of the stage committee.
Secure City Auditorium.
The City Auditorium has been Sc
cured for tho circus. which is n COM
bination of sixteen acts from the Bar-
mum & Bailey. Ringing Bros. and
Sells Floto enterprises and which re-
Gently have closed winter engage
mcnt in Madison Square Garden. The
sational and interesting performances
eyer presented in Richmond outside
the 'biE top" and this. with the
worthiness of tho object for which it
is being given, is expected to lead to
large attcndances. Tickets, exchange
able for any performance during The
week. already are being sold by ,e-
/ Eion members. BOY Scouts, and others
working, In the interests Of the re-
lief fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13
Youngsters Seek
Income Tax Forms
Many Young Men and
Women Required to
Make 1920 Report.

There is a heavier demand for the
forms on which to report incomes un-
der $4,000 than last year. due to the
fact that greater number of single
persons over eighteen years OF age
made more than $1,000 during 1919, it
was announced by income tax collec-
tors yesterday. The same is true Of
married couples. il was added. who are
required to make return. if their
earnings were rs much as $4,000
Many individuals were penalized
last year. and hundreds in this district
arc now listed to be penaliZcd Gas soon
as notices can be prepared and mailcd)
for falling to file II return last year"
said X. g. l.. Moncurc, collector OF in
come taxes. yesterday
Failure on the part Of persons to re-
ceive a blank TO report the tax will
not relieve them from the penalty.
which can be imposed to the extent OF
$1,000. authorities stated yesterday.
March IL is the last day for filing
return, but the last few days arc al
ways crowded with those who wait
until the final day TO file their return.
and those persons are compelled to
await their turn. 1t was said in the in
come tax offices yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13
RESTRICTIONS ARE. LIFTED
ON MOTION PICTURE HOUSES
Health Authorities Raise Han. but
Warn Against Coughing la
= he terry

for motion picture theatcrs which
were established several davs ago nv
the Department. of Public Welfare as
81 precautionary measure In the infiu-
enZa epidemic. were lifted Yesterday
morning, following 4 conference with
managers Of tho various theaters. This
was granted on condition that tho
theaterS cooperate with the health
authorities and continue to enforce
the regulations regarding persons who
cough in the theuters.
DR.. Levy stated Yesterday that al
though tho regulations and restric-
tions first established as means of
lighting the epidemic had been re-
scinded, 1O6 new cases were reported
yesterday and the people were not vet
out OF danger. He therefore urged all
to continue to take necessary prccau-
tions to keep the disease as near nor
nal as possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13
Entertain. on Northxide.

MISS BesSic May Dudley a profess
sional entertainer, who makes her home
III Barton Heights, gave Il reading last
night in the auditorium of the Barton
Heights School for the benefit of the
Young Peoples Missionary Society of
tho Barton Heights Methodist Church
Of which the pastor, Rev. W. Z. y.
Haynes, is president.
This church society has twenty-five
members, and among other activities
supports "Biblo woman" in n foreign
field. this being an educated native
who does missionary work in the homes
of the natives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13
CREDIT MEN HOLD SESSION !
Members Conxidcr Bills Pending in
General AsscmblS-Plan for
Monthly Meeting.

mittee announced ut the informal meet
ing of the Credit Mems Association
terday afternoon that the association
had exceeded the quota of members
assigned them by the National Credit
Mems Association.
Bills pending in the Assembly affect
ing credit men were considered and
referred to Alvin N. Smith. chairman
of tho committee on legislation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13
Annual Pound Party
Friday, February ID, 1920

Tho Eye, Ear, Throat md Nose
In1rmary. III Governor Street, City,
In In much need OF funds TO con
tinuc the work among the poor.
suffering with Eye, TSnr, Nose and
Throat Diseases. II depends for it's
existence upon charitable contribu-
tiOns. Won't you help either with
contribution. supplies or fuelf A
response to The Annual Pound
Party will he highly appreciated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13
! As0Ns ELECT OFFICERS
NORFOLK MAN SUCCEEDS
SOL CUTCHINS AS MASTER
w. w. halt ChoSen to Head Grand
8 LodE---Dlstrict Deputies
Are Selected.


elected grand master 10 succeed Major
nual meeting OF the Grand Lodge or
Masons in Virginia yesterday.
About 400 Representatives OF various
lodges throughout the state were pres
ent at the meeting which lasted the
Greater part of the DAY luncheon be-
ing served in the han. Election of
officers was the principal business be-
lore the Grand Lodge.
Other officers elected include:
Holm S. Bo,timorr. farewell. deputy
grand master.
James FL Price. Richmond grand
Charles IL Callahan. Alexander.
grand junior warden.
Fred Peasants. Richmond, grand
Benjamin w. Beach. Danville. grand
senior deacon.
James bowman, Roanoke grand
The grand master rcappointed, Rev.
u. Il. Lee; Charlottesrille. grand chap
lain; William y, lanes, RICHMOND.
kichmond. grand pursu;vant; Oscar j.
Adams; Richmond. grand tiler. and a.
nittee. OH work, Charles II. Fulwiler.
Roanoke, in place Of James E9wman,
named as lecturer OF DIVISION No. ;.
~ James y. Rchofdson. Richmond. was
"
committee Il. Page waller. Of Nor
folk. succeeding Mr.. Richardson on the
board of governors OF the Masonic
District deputy grand masters were
npp OH, as follows;
+ + I; W NsFs5iahd; I Es;s6ass ''"
!. carroll MSnafss. sPSrTSsiile
rs. G. {. b Williamson Harrisonburr.
& Eddie RnneIts ITevtlian;
Is y %,i hSs%d'i isx ZENITH 5o Sssss
i: i y i.aaktd 5SN'I on sIS9SfS'e'
Sohnn Gn2T1 caSSs sMnSr, New.
Is. william &. Butler. Rchmond.
IL 4 r T MEr5tTs'' Ssoi HSHfh Richmond
Is 6 T. t EfsSnSriSh;; charlottesville
e y, e p r Pistnfon pa EHeg HtS Vista
b. c5 @fA W paH "' s? Rdafera CITY,
4? Il Il e', II. 3 osFin. Nsn6rase
rs c. Il: Sehrel r.awrouceville.
T. f "a 4 Mrsa!Ssw, w2 Wias1G-
s.. James L, scvreli. Courtland
e c. 4 EEa 4i. funolt
a. Il W T EsrrsIi 10; NCrfoIk i.,,,.
" J.: II Johnson. South boston.
F. : & H hsyif H i!ia %hsG MSgn'
~. i. r. Goodwin. Euglcston
= ~ =. X. Fisher. Ivanhoc
49, J. g. PadCett Independence
81 !. &. Kent Saltvillc
-. y: r Ward. poca hontas
4 80. w. s. Aaron, BRISTOL
81 llr. John e. Primer. Dante
is George Jenkins. Appa la CHA
~ L. j: Wo'fsnbarEcr. Rvc Cove.
40 j: W. Green Pennington Gap.
81 j. T.. TAYLOR. Clintwoud.
hS Kov b. Davis. News Ferry
81. f.. l.. Robbins Volncv.
= 81. 4. II. Kirk. llcrpion.
%. p. r Howard. Pula ski
%. DR.. G.. r. Sncad. Princess Anne
-. s l.. Graham. Villa, nsburr
o.. W. o. Caldwell. Newcastle
The last named is new district made
ny separating Craig County from District
Nine past grand masters were pres
Snt. They were r. r. w. Duke. Jr..
Characteristics: j. L. Wood. Charlottes-
VILE; George W. Wright Marion:
THOMAS \. Davis. : Lynchbur-: w. b.
McChesncy, stanton: William L. An
drews, Roanoke: Oscar II. Il arr DAN
vile: j ". Egglcston. Richmon! and
X II. Bowman IF Lr-nyl.r, -. .i,n.x
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13
Bible Cln.se. Meet.

Representatives OF all the Bible
glasses in the Wesleyan Federation
and others were present ~ a meeting
last night in the lecture room Of Park
Place Methodist Church. y musical
program was given and refreshments
served. Prominent churchnen made
talks on various subjects in line with
the curriculum of the Officers and
Teachers Training school OF Park
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13
SINGLE DONATION Of $50
Is SENT TO CASE NO. 18
Fund for Widow and Two Children Is
OScrSubscrfbcd by


One donation of 500 and ono for
FLO yesterday, brought to u close case
Fund. that of the poor widow and her
two children. Besides tho s1oo others
came forward with smaller checks.
which brought tho total amount re-
ccived yesterday up to si3S50
With the previously acknowledged
amount of s1G2.76. this fund is now
oversubscribcd by almost $50. Hence.
this case is closed.
Contri but ions Yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13

Have You Rooms to Rents
A Times-Dispatch Want Ad- will get
tho right tenant. Call Randolph !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

in connection with the theft OF "A numUer
or automobiles. which were recovered In
North Carolina by the Richmond poicc.
waived hearing in Police Court Yesterday
RACES in Richmond and taking ears. He
was certified To the IiustinEs Court for
me March term and batlcd for the security
81 $1,000 in each case. his brother. Charles
Is. Feirey. giving the security.
Stockholders Of the Richmond. Frcdcriclss-
burg and Potomac Railroad and the WASH
tnEton- southern Railroad will beet here on
February 20 to ratify the sale OF the latter
minority. stockholders are said to be ia
majority holders.
PHILIP. Trea,non. chief of police OF Bucy-
rus. Ohio arrived in Richmond Yesterday
who is fighting eXtradition to Ohio. where
he is wanted on the charge OF cmbez-
clement.
Rabbi Il. Bernstein aud DR.. G. h Bacarat
the faculty of The, Rabbinical COLLEGE OF
synagogue sunday afternoon ut 2:30. Dr.
bernstein will epoaii In Hebrew.
Kelley Vance. one Of the alleged desert
ers from the navy who attempted TO break
out OF jail several days ago. was fined 81 90
IN Police. Court Yesterday morning on tho
charge Of DESTROYING the property ~ the
city. and sent 10 Jail for six months
c. p. Brinklcy. 2631-A West Cary Street
was captured by Federal prohibition officers
last night at $50 o'clock at Fifth and
he says is his: filled with whiskcv. authori-
"A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13

No. %. N'"'R oo""'N from p's'r'e'
Nine past grand masters were pres
Snt They were r.. +. w. Duke. Jr..
VILE; George w. Wright. Marion
THOMAS y. Davis. I.ynchbur-: W. b.
McChesncy. Staunton: William L. An
crews, Roanofc: Oscar II. Il arr DAN
vile: j; ". Egglcston Richmon.! and
X IL: l3oMnlnIL. OF Ercl.,.i..l ~. sIlnrI.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-16
LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND--Gold ring. Owner may
have same by paying for this adv.
Call at Pioneer office. 2t6-16