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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
s|X-CENT FARE BOOSTS
R|CHMOND's REVENUE
City Will Profit i'm Taxes TO Extent
OF S2S,00n-Swcll Total
10 St69,O0O.

Assum.n. that the Virginia Rail-
way ana Power Company does the
same volume of business during the
next twelve months. that 1t did dur
Ing The iscal year OF 1919. Richmond
city will prof; in taxes from the new
Scent fare 10 the extent of s2S.lS3.G0.
according to estimates made ON the
gross transportation revenues OF last
year.
Motto" was posted in the shops OF
the company In Petersburg Yesterday.
notifying employees q: that branch OF
the line that the increase OF ) cents
an hour in the wage scale Of Rich
mond employees of the company will
also be granted III Petersburg. The
notice reads:
I'm view OF tho fact that the com
oany has no; We, applied for Il G-ccnt
rare in. Petersburg. as anticipated. j;
is deemed jus; tina, the same rate
and sc!Nc as applies in Richmond.
Norfolk ana Portsmouth, wher. the
scent fare has been asked for and
granted. be also made effective in
Petersburg as of August /.
1T is understood that should the
company apply for 6-cent fare In
Petersburg and same should be de-
MED. that the old rate and seals Will
again apply"
Taxes on the car fares collected by
the company Will equal for ;hc next
twelve months, assuming" the same
amount or business as in 1919. $780,
1880
officials o! the company are unable
10 estimate what the increase in the
wages OF the men will total. Last
year the total was tTi$.Si3. according
TO figures submitted 10 the Council
COMMITTEES on streets when the mat
ter was submitted TO the committee
for consideration.
Income OF the company tcrosS) last
year was $l.:3i01 in Richmond aud
IN" increase which Will be created
through the i-ccrt fare will total.
based on the business done last year.
S3SG.Sl0 swelling the estimated rev.
cnucs for the next twelve months -
Increase in the wages Of the mtn
in service OF the company was posted
yesterday. The Increase Will I've to
!" cents an hour for new men. -
cents for men in service nine months
and II IL cents for men in service
Operators OF safety cars
VIII receive cents an hour audi-
tiunal to tn" above Scaic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
P. H. MAYO. RICHMOND
TOBACCONIST, IN EXTREMlS
Citizen Seriously IN Mt
III" Home, "PoNhatan,'' In Clarke

CAPTAIN i. H. Mayo, aged s.. Con-
iederate veteran. and the last presi-
dent OF j. II. Mayo " Brothers Com
pany before its purchase by the Con-
tncntai Tobacco Company is SER
ously Ill at his country home. Pow
natau, III Clark" County. ii was
learned last night. Photographic dis
patches received late last night
stated that his condition was critical
and mat me was not expected to live
forty-ciEht hours
Nothing could be learned CONCERN.
ing The mature of Captain Mayo's mi
ness last night, dispatches from his
nome not Civu!Ging this Information
and relatives here being unable To-
say what was the nature of mis-
trouble, Ills illness is sudden. IL is
believed. as friends here stated tina,
they. were only Informed yesterday
Mrs: Thomas Nelson Garter ana
Mrs. benchan Cameron. of Ralcign.
y. g, are Captain Mayo's only chii-
nren Mrs. Cameron was summoned
TO come 20 Richmond last night hy
relatives here upon learning of MS
snadcn illness Captain Mayo has
sever. relatives living in Richmond
inc!EulRG lpv George Ross ana Post
master Hay Y. Thornton Ills rcsi
ncnce during III. time he has lived i'm
k'chinona has been ilU W.sl Frank
lin stree
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
DESK SERGEANT OTEY
SHOOTS SELF IN HEAD
Popular Member OF Police Forco
Had Been srOoding Over
Ill Health,

Sergeant j. y. Otey. desk officer OF
the Second District. one of the oldest
men the police force. Il Confcdcr-
ate veteran ana Il popular member Of
the Richinond force. committed sui
o'clock by shooting himself through
the head while sitting in "a chair at
his home ON 2i02 stuart Avenue.
His wife and his daughter Mrs.
virginia Clements. were downstairs
having lcf; him a few minutes before
the tragedy. Both heard the re-
roiver shot ana rushed baci; TO Ser
Geant Otey's room to find him dead
with bullet wound through his
head. The bah entered the skull
Just above the ear and plowcd Its
way through to the opposite side.
Death was instantaneous.
For many years Sergeant Otcy was
desk sergeant at the Second Police
Richmond pole" force in 1876. and
made Il sergeant in 1895. Just prior
TO being appointed q desk sergeant
he lost Il leg in Il street car accident
and had suffered constantly with the
wound until his death. Rrooding over
i'll health is said TO have caused him
to shoot himself.
Sergeant Otcy was born in 1876. and
was a years old. For many years
he Was a member OF the First Rap-
list Church. a Shrincr. being a mem
Der of Acca Temple. Commandery No
Z. knights Templar. and Lodge 100.
Order of MasonS. lie is survived by
his wife, one daughter. Mrs. Clements
and two grandchildren.
The funeral Will be held tomorrow
afternoon ~ O'Clock. Burial viii
occur in Hollywood The funeral
rites will he conducted by Pythians
and Masnns. OF which orders Ser
geant otcy was 4 member He was
Il thirty-sccond degree Mason.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
SIGNS FIFTEEN-YEAR LEASE
FOR DOWNTOWN PROPERTY
Hrond street Store VIII Nirid $751;
oOn I'm Rent During
uhi.. prrfnA

Lease for S2S5.O0r OF the property
occupied ~ Grants Drug Store. on
IN" northwest corner OF Seventh and
frpad Streets. for fifteen years, was
recorded yesterday afternoon in the
nan cry Court. tndc" tn" terms OF
the conIraci the present occupants Of
the huiid!nG Viii vacaic on November
l".i
For tn" first seven and a half Years
"" fcuiu! OF the property Is set at
$4,000 = year ami for the remainder
% u" time $20.OO0 annually. The
huild.nE Is "a thr"c-Story. brick. with
a basement, facing forty feet on BROAD
street and running hack siXty-ninc
i""t along Seventh. II is believed
that the rental of the property is Tho
largest recorded for any property in
me downtown district on a long term
lease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

Ample provision for the protection
Of the health Of those who noriiDi'
pair IN the camp meetings usually
h";h durin. August In Virginia. is
urged by the state Board OF Health.
Danger OF contracting serious dis
"ascS II such precautions are not
taken is great. il is pointed ont The
water supply is PARTICULARLY i,nnort
ant and should be Inspected from
IN" source 20 see that i; is pure and
lhat II docs not become contaminated
turing the course Of the meeting. the
warninS states. stress is laid on
the Importance Of selecting Camn
sites far from breeding places OF
mosquitoes and avoiding the use OF
common drinking cups or dippcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
@, spruI.s n, Eagles, u,,,

Ihal second Cox WAC a candidat.
Tor the presidency was discovered
.Hal ntht when William W. Cox.
pi,ain"htIai nominee Of the extreme
radical! wing Of The Socialis, Labor
P"f ~ spoke before - small gathering
~ Eagles Han Although Mr.. Con
Hln no, state mat he Was assured of
.L,,yiF "i ne polls he held out the
Pt'pN""y tna' this election wou,n
pe inc last iu which cap!talistic
hOLull!en Mnu!l be- TIC NIc.nr'"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
Amherst to Have l.Ircsric r,,ut.

ISp,r!hI 90 The Times DisnatcM
NM iERSr. VA. August a.-Wor!l
plant which Is TO hc used for lighting
,h" town of Amherst. and poles are
n"lhe erected at various places along
me streets. Many private homes have
also hccn wired. V. NJ BugE. the
manager, is on the ground and has
recently taken charge Of the Western
Union telegraph office. which has
M Hc"n moved from Amherst depot to
Main street. in tn. center of the
town. II is said that the plant viii
be work ing In n frM ME.Ls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
THANKS CONTRIBUTORS TO
TIE LICE AND MILK FUND"


MIS- t1al.cs 7. BOILING. chairman
or the leo and MILK Mission. ,x-
presses grateful! appreciation OF In.
5lnierest shown ia The charity. an
nouncinE that with cniinr,,"-
through Tile Times Dispatch. ,Ionn.
lions sent direct 10 the chairman. and
lhe results achieved hy the campaign
o. me :.ChmOIl Rotary ClIh
announ,irE 90 S4,S55gG n suniri"n,
smouu' mas been raised to maintain
the lee ana Miii. Mission. Any further
sontriput!ong received by Tho Times
Dispatfh will he turned over 10 tho
ana mills for the POOR uri4er Mo
es!c t.. THAI ,r--l.liystt,n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

- = - ""t'Nt" WIN pay W!l!
% f@I ira rnst office cmpluy.es 10
sttsnd nc tftt fourth national en-
Sampm@nt 81 IN" Graud Army OF III.
it e2uni'e q. In9!anapol5s ina SEP.
ticc received by Postuasf,r ns,y e.
Thornton yrstorday This .c.NS nc
abstucc VIII not Interfere with NJ,
Ieshiar vacation granted tn. motto.
stated A!-. Thornton said ina, no
beiieVed few in Virginia would tax.
adThninge o. the offer Motto. 49,
received also 81 the appointment, Of
-. y; Jerry as postmaster II Al,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
nnftcr'. Condl,iou S,r,,,,,.

TI" condition Of j. Il. Hnrter. a
'i,.Hdi"-"G"d man. Who fell unconscs-
Main streets last Friday night. il
serious according TO the doctors m
virginia Hospital. where ne was re-
,ln1Ach roinplication OF heart and
htuhcS tinuhI"s caused the attack
WINCH nhit!.d doctors In their cfio-is
TO diagnose tho cas-. Tor some lime,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
Moro Autoix,s I. rolls.

y. r. Johnson and Andrew Smiti,
were taken into custody by Second
Station officers last night, charged
with speeding. NJ. ]. Harper was ar
rested, charged with driving Il car i'm
4 reckless and careless manner. John
Norvcll was :,pprchendcd on a charge
OF contempt of Police Court. All the
cases Will come before Police Court
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
ADMITTED 10 VAssAR
Miss !!'!mnr ii0in,rs johnson re-
cciNru trholnr-hip Prize al Viz
SIni9 HHudGlp nh I.IIctt srhnul

MISS l-l.uof liulwrs Johnson. dauch.
,,eT or ~ Thomas Cary Johnson. Of
Lninn lheoi"Elcal Seminary. has been
admitted Without condition. to Vngyar
colicge For several years she has
been an honor pup! OF Virg!riu-Ran-
n9iph- hilett school FOR Girls where
where Sbe received. In .I,n. ~
schoIarsh.p prize
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
Chrislinn Con.cn,ion 0rrn, roau.

churches viii attend IN. Tide,yater
District Convention Of Christie
.rhurches, whirh meets today 10 con
,tinne thrOush Friday. az Ol!v. Braurb
gChurch, Toano. J Garrett IIonaday.
OF Richmond is pr.A dent OF Tho con.
.pention, ana II " Ware, OF this
city, secretary. Dc!csates vii! leave
Richmond TINS ana tomorrow morn
sings at O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Council Committee on Finance,
City Hall. IL.
Meeting of volunteer committee,
RirhmUnd-New York Steamship
Line. business Mems Club, ..
Advertising Committee, Chamber
of Commerce., i::i0.
Open mir motion pictures, dlrcc-
tiOn mmuuity Recreation AsxU-
citation. Scnbr0oL Playground, =.
Lyric. vaudeville. and motion
pictures. :i::iu, y and 0:30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
Fincg Edrr y.5 md Cn.t.

automobile license Improperly, was
.fned s25 and costs ~ Police Court
yesterday. -. q. Heath was nucd $40
limit, G.. e. EIls, aged -, CHARGED
With having whisky in his possession.
:Fhy freed az tae request Of In.
polieC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
Continue. I<o,,i, c,

aSc against Max KONG. charged
Win ,soHc',InS orders for a whole
Sis. lIpuot house, was continued yes
terday un'i! August G. Kong ~ said
10 nave broken down and wcpt as Tho
case wa" continued, expressing n de-
SIRE S TO go back to his hame in New
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

"a Ncnry WlfChIc ,cOIUrcI, was ar
yfS.Sted yesterday on the charge Of at
StemptinS 10 rob W. NJ IsbeN, "a. West
END grocer. OF $40. The negro is
+ thnrged WITH slipping up behind Mr.
sJ6balI and taking the money out OF
sS bag. lie h@as caught while trying
sSio leave the; store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
VIII probc I.ynchIn. TO no,to,,

CENTER, TENAS. August 3.-Dis-
trict judge Spo,tiswood Sanders toda y
Instructed the grand jury that bills
hc returned against every pcrSon in
any wa connected with tn. iynching
Monday OF i.iGe Daniels. negro.
!he jury has commenced its in
uulry 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

Petition IN bankruptcy was filed Ivy w
VI Angel. al 81 North Eleventh Street. who
gave his ocCuDat!ol as a policeman, yeslsr-
Isy ia the United States district court
with Liabilities OF $3.50 and no assets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

\ carnival and cafeteria supper will be
hid a; Jefferson Park tomorrow night
from To u O'Clock. under the auspices 81:
Christ Church Choir Guild. Music hay
rides and other attractions are scheduled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Industrial Chapter OF Meade Memorial,
Episcopal Church will hold a lawn fctc
tonight on the church lawn. Twelfth and
Decatur streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

Meetings In Forest liul Park are being
conducted 10y Rev. ". NJ. Jennings every
night at S:iH o'clovls and Sunday afternoon
Il; 2:S0 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

Dorothra Payne Madison Chapter Daueh-
tiers Of M. Will hold IL called meeting TO-
morrow afternoon at = o'clock at the -cS-
derc- OF Mrs. b. j. Taylor. AS Nest Grace
Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

Tn" executive committee of Ucnrico
County W. g r l. Will meet this morn
ing At II o'clock a. the Y. W. &. A. to
discuss matters concerning the closing
year, annual convention. de uar;;u,u, Nori,
a nd luDIln. fund - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

Decatur streets
Meetings Ia E"res, mn Park are being
night a, S:iS O'Clock and sunday afternoon
at 2So o'clock
Petition IN bankruptcy was flied Ivy W
VI. Angel. al 81 North Eleventh street who
gave his occupation as POLICEMAN. yestcr-
with Liabilities OF s!,:,9 and no assets.
carnival and cafeteria supper will be
h-ld a; Jefferson Park tomorrow night
chris, Chafch Sn"r GuiIa 'he M nIe'eT Gay y
rides and other attractions are scheduled.
Dorothra Payne Madison Chapter. Daush-
tors OF M viii hold IL called meeting to-
ienc- Of irs. b. j. Taylor. as West ST. Grace race:
Street.
The eXSecu..ty.ss committee of Hcnrico
ing ~ " o'clol a. a, w ,ba meet mis- morn
discuss matters concerning the closing
And a ini@. tG GSIhve"'''n' department work
nign'n.npq l;.ass. No 70, LOYAL order Of
night nigh !" Dutch qan: III. boat Mi leay.
be furnished Cy ihS Moose band. "'S WA
IN ,ns ansS T"y q Rev r:Ga Il; chenanl,
~ state, Board OF cGaTi;i.s aud C"rrcS 20
;ions. win conduct the prayer ssrvlc" 10.
Tile service GSs!n- =; sh5 "'ciocS. "'''"'
g n."',,, l'"NeN tndEts. chairman OF the
Sint" Pcn!iGniiary beard or directors. said
!"sirriay that h" board Will NEE; today
M " be- rsT %n lInG rH@'in s, ms'e
."ay" rarly his morning and take brcai,.
NV. NV 1mar;sTs Of IN. American Legion
n @% wsiinE 5S@T have rS been HroyIdsd aIi
HIT and a." hj INES The pos; me",s every
month. 80 ''
MIS- Elizabeth Mcl.ead. who recently 70.
h"Sr!ttt has accepted similar position
with n" Jefferson Hospital. Roanoke. Nn
i,G-" MIn sl M snS 3D." cam, made to M her
from Lynehburg some years .gc
Melon ricinr.s VIII be shown hy the
az O'clock a. Scahrook. tomorrow nigh,
az nc Snuths!d" rlayGrnunds and Friday
Mo, TM,"Ir% n, Park; Thu exhibition a;
crowd "'
sidpsy nad.@H. ~ iIsma s"m "f o, 'g ya:
i"ri"y FOR san francisco To Join The ~,
clne ncsi ON three months cruise. IL
SSfT'! ~" y"rm-n during tho world war
tive duty. MIR. Dudley w.s conn.ctcd Win
..c STATE Corporation Commission In this
Eev. Hugh W. Sub..,; onlclatoa =, ,bn
wGddimr nt Miss Violet Ethel Norlrv and
; .Hm Inn@imhs bacr., both formerly OF K-t.
nboui two months ago. which took pi.ra
;tn-'y afternoon In s.; johns r:p,sconal
G""!s" Dansl~ "' ~ ,e ,a% Sscr 81 Mr..
nnh Sir""t. Darre is .mpiov.I -, w.
Richmond plant OF the American fucomn.
tiNr Contrary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

Richmond Lodge. No. 10. Loyal Order Of
Moose. VIII fun 81 moonlight excursion to-
night 20 Dutch Gap. The boat viii leay-
thc city wharf AZ $50 O'Clock. There viii
h. dancing aud other features Muse will
be furnished by the Moose band
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

cn'on.l Leroy Hodges. chairman Of IN.
STAT" P"n!;cut'ary board OF directors said
."SirrdaT that, tn" board viii NEE; today
a. ;hr STATE far'n only routine matters
VIII hv discussed. Members cSnrCt 10
II"ay" ra,ly This morning and take brcai..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
Wonderful Display Of
RAG RUGS

Our assortment of Rag Rugs was
never more complete. You will find
q rug for every space in the dainty
chintz or the solid color ones. Prices
are moderate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

In the absence OF Rev. Frcd II. Chcnaul,
Inv paS'rr. Rev. j. 7. MaStin secretary TO
ia" state Board OF Charities aud t:orrcc-
iions. VIII conduct the prayer serv!c" to-
night ~ B-o9a Street Methodist church
Tie service hcG!n- at S:l5 o'cloc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

signed ~ SUPERINTENDENT OF Johnston. Minis
m"!In'HI. mas accented similar position
Win IN" Jefferson Hospital. Roannk. M
appointment has been made In MI No.
nlHc", Miss Mcleod cam" 10 Richmond
from iynchburE some years 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

New puartcrs OF III. American Legion
VIII he IN if"lvidcrc Hall. wlicr. r,a,l!r.
and Writing rooms have been provided and
pool tables Installed. The offices Viii he
nrtn at all Hines. The post meets every
;,rst and third Tuesday nigh, in each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

.M"liun iuci ur"s VIII he shown Ivy the
Community Recreation Associate tonight
a. ",s!".k a. Srahrook. tomorrow night
az tne SnuthS!i" fairgrounds and Friday
~ Chimhor..1 Park. TIL. exhibition n,
Monr@" fark last night drew good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

c; ihinnry \,'lrson pndil.y son Of IudGc
SiHneN y ipGd.-y, ~ Hampton lnr- yr.-
ieri.y Tor san Francisco To- join he -,
c,he ree' on three months cruise. III
served ~ = Sorin.r during the world war
ana Tor the last year has been on ina".
i've IHts. Mr.. Dudley Wa connected w!th
city ''' '''N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
Cottage Rag Rugs

Solid colors-blue, green, tan or
pink, with neat striped border.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
Wedgewood Rag Rugs
We Old Time Rag Rugs

These rugs can be used very ef-
fectively with almost any color
scheme. Very special.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-26
FLAG RAISING

The first si.ot Of IND Republican
caupR-E1 = Augusta r-iIl af dresI
his evening N ne t1rm II Il Sag
-azslng n Ma-ks- Sg12-s, which Wi
lake place a SO P L The Ma
r1onal Emblem VII oe, ,ra-sed eyer
Naier street between sae Aagasla
It's &c. building and he Alien
Elotk and here wla BE rus4c b. the
American legion Ba1d.
The hand vi .eavs Legion Ea-l Il
-.'~ P II, marching up Nater street
. the Edwards Manufa;s.ruring Co.
-nEr 3gck through Wats!~ II Market
Sc-a~a WHERE -ney vii rlav some
aelee1luns ana me Sag silI pc IN
ar Ell.
= e eE1ecGsG rhaE 4 ;a--e crowd
Vii assemble 7 -t.e sggl=a-- 70 -
less his ceremony and bta- ne MI
SIR II lae American Legion Band
T1-c1 1Rs armed 4 replt1 aEiun As 4
me organization. Following ne -ass-
-,g NJ ne sag he band VIII -aarcn
-nEl ne Opera F5uuse wneyre r7er WI
give eencET1 n carnecEun with ne
speaking a. ne orSa11Ea son Of me
A1E1sta Republican Cruh. whose
doors n Cnlon saI VII Ne ufsc.an-
'1-HV1 open mis- evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-26

Isl. Gardiner. "a Rooerick Ginger a-e
racs for men and boys with = an
rr1e-1s1, Enore Small ID Eddie
Aaas cnrb. Ginger alR race fnr girls
-st- MISE Hayes ID. Miss Danrea
Following the sport events. dinner
was ssrvsd a. Tai weed Lae. the mem
oefs OF the party beng r1e guests IF
the dT-n Of Tlcksry 4 Hill anu me
delicious ana Bouzrzt1l repRsr vas
greatly ensevad ~ al
After me dinner laasts ware gwen
- Tallweod Inn. Ia me COMMITTEES. .
me Ticksry & Hi 5ousTars ana u NJ
Hill.
A. me close IF the evening NJ NJ
LHnald was surrounded Dr. e-ght E9ung
Eelss. VINO sang al N glnal song and
1Ung around ms neck beautiful ga
l2no Of flowers and steamers The
aay : oG-ag proved a jolly ara1- and
al entered INTO rne spirit of ne occ2-
sion anu mad delightful time The
Herarn was made a. a la-e -uur Satlr-
1a~ gn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-26

N5caarsQn II ReadfslG and DIS
g--or-s BouGvay Ut Fa-n1as1a]e.
. The Ksnneeae CsUa11 Farm Bureau
y planning Ia conduct 4 poultry clL
ing campaign ia-e n August and
earsr In September The Ag-leIl-
IRA. Extension Service Of L1s I NJ
varsity OF Maine vii cooperate II
MS campaign. and .. Ii Wilbur.
ts----ausiun poultry speciaz rs VII
spend me first taIi week II sep
,am3er IN hts county giving clll1ng
demonstrations.
The oH9ecI q LaEs GRnpa-gl Il 10
ASSIST poultry 1zen q maze nure
money from -lelr docks bE e14IaC
0ET the poor layers. * they may pc
sent "a market ana only r1e oest
pairing bll'as kept N the 3oCk. New
methods have receurav bean discover
ed which maze = almost a. easy 70
tzl whether q hen e laying, and Is
4 good producer as u teil whether
a cgU Is giving milk and IS good
cav These methods may be -a1ghr
n Al hours time 50 C1at any poultry
nan nag &C hume aad put them lnt3
qractcs
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