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Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-10
STONINGTON

The graduating exercises of Stoning-
ton borough grammar school will be held
this Thursday afternoon, in the school
numbers thirty-seven. The program fol-
lows: The Yankee Scout, Mackie Boyer,
school orchestra A Spring Song, Pinsu-
IT, 7th and 9Th grades The Flag, Adele
NJ. Moffett; Thomas A. Edison, Clarence
T. Saunders A Tribute to Washington,
Lenora T. DeBragga; June. Schiecker,
18th and Sth grades; The Battle of Get
tysburg, William D. Morrison; The
Launching of the Ship, Lois B. Brown !;
Abraham Lincoln, Angus B. Chesebro,
Jr. Cadets Drill, Drumbeller, school or
chestra; Stonington, Jerome S. Ander-
son, Sd; The Lighthouse, Thelmat Walter,
Prophecy, Fifteen Years Hence, sAlice A
Powers; Away to the Woods, 7th and
Sth grades; presentation of diplomas,
Rev. Dwight c. Stone; Star Spangled
Banner; Return of Volunteers, Engel-
mann, school orchestra.
The graduates: Jerome s. Anderson,
3d. Lois Bradley Brown, Joseph D. Bal
ley, Elizabeth Browning, Angus B.
Chesebro, Jr., Lenora l.. DeBragga, Lii
liam OeMoura, Mildred Evelyn Briggs,
Helena Mary Donohue, Anna Elizabeth
Farnan, Marjorie Mary Ferrie, Howard
F. Gavitt Benjamin F. R. Harrison,
Helen A. Higgins, Walter A. Kirschsie
per, Carl Milton Koelb, Jean Agnes
Ledwith, Catherine Mary Levens, Mu
riel Hazel Miner, Adele Mary Moffett,
william D. Morrison, Julia A. Palmer,
Theodore H. Pollmanns, Clarence ]. Pol
lard, Alice Anne Powers, Viola Reid,
Marion C. Rose, Clarence Thomas Saun-
ders, Esther A. NJ. Spears, Wilfred E.
G. Spears, Cornelius Sauadrito, Myrtle
Pauline Vennard, Thelma Walter, Ray
P. Wheeler, Myrtle I. Wilkinson, Rich
ard Barrows Wheeler.
Rev, Dwight @. Stone officiated at the
marriage of Miss Geraldine Joseph,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Jo-
seph, and Stanley HARDWOOD Pierce, of
Kennebuckport, Me-, in the Second Con-
gregationai church, Tuesday afternoon,
the edifce being beautifully decorated.
Miss Frances Merlin Joseph was maid
| of honor and Thomas P. Tuite. of New
York. was best man. The other attend
| ants were Miss Constance Newman Jo-
seph and Mrs. Thomas p. Tuite. Miss
| Virginia Joseph was over girl, and the
usbers were Lorenzo D. Fairbrother, Jr.,
John w. Haley Edwin Browning and
Billings B. Fairbrother. After the mar
rage there was a reception at the home
of the brides n1rents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierce will reside in Kennebuckport. The
bride is a graduate of Stonington HiNh
| school and the Art Institute of New
! York city.
Stonington Pointers.
Miss Mary Meadenbaum and Miss
Fonnv Pendletop have returned after
three weeks visit in Boston.
Mrs. Edwin S. Stanton has returned
from New York.
The contract has been awarded for re-
mir of the Pendleton house in Water
street recently damaged by fire.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-10

GEORGIA HAMILTON. p h Us u am
claim there is nothing that will supply
this deficiency 50 well as the organic
phosphate known among druggists as
itro-phosphate, which is inexpensive
and is sold by Lee & Osgood and most
All druggists under guarantee of
satisfaction or money back. By feed
ing the nerves directly and by supply
;ns the body cells with the necessary
nbosphoric food elements bitro- phos-
mate should produce a welcome trans
formation in the appearance; the in
crease in weight frequently being as
tonishing.
n a 1eneral Improvement in the health
Nervousness, sleeplessness and lack of
arerry. which nearly always accom-
nanv excessive thinness, should soon
5isappear, dull eyes ought to brighten
M male cheeks glow with the bloom
81 perfect health. Miss Georgia Ham
aeon who was once thin and frail. re-
earring her own experience, writes
tRitro-Phosphate has brought about a
nagic transformation with me. l gain
~ IL pounds and never before felt so
well"
CAUTION: - Although bitro- phos-
nhate is unsurpassed for relieving
nervousness, sleeplessness and genera
weakness, il should not, owing to lis
tendency to increase weight. be used
BY anyone who does not desire to put
pn 1esh.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-10
stonington Pointers.
ONECO

Mrs. Herbert Gallup of Plainfeld spent
Wednesday with friends here.
C. B. Montgomery is out after a severe
Illness.
Miss Emma Hawkins of Centerville
spent Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. Sim Brewin and two children
were in Moosup Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-10

New Britain.-Miss Helen Bergendahl
of No. 80 Pleasant street had as guests
about "a members of the Public Nurses
club at dinner Tuesday evening at her
home. Mrs. Anna L. Curtiss, the new
superintendent Of nurses at New Britain
General hospital, was the guest.of honor.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-10

BANNAh ID . J
d o IL o w s and
angles by the
soft. curv e d
lines of health
and b 9 a u ty,
there are evil
d e n t ly thou
sands of men
a n d W o m e n
W h o k e e n | y
feel their ex-
cessive t h / n =
ness.
Thinness and
" weakness ar g
| often due to
starved nerves.
|Our BIO di @ s
1 II e e d m or e
phosphate than
zis contained in
SIN odern foods.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-10
THIN, FRAIL
FOLKS NEED
PHOSPHATE
Nothing Like Plain interchangeable to
Put on Firm Healthy Flesh md
to Increase Strength. YigOr
and Nerve Force.

Judging from the countless prepare
tions and treatments which are con-
tinually being advertised Tor the pur-
,oss 81 making thin people fieshy, de-
veioping arms. neck and bust. and re-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-10

The boundary OF the United States is shifted far
to the west; the trappers and Indians have gone;
the once modest Portage Path is now a broad
motor highway. The automobile has replaced the
canoe in place ofmen have come pneumatic tires to
fill the role of Carriers in modern locomotion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
save the Wrnppcr-I.
The Skin IL an Organ,
Copyright. 1915 s.,,.n.. -. ...uer s.r~.

wsSSS Which series Of talks deals Win the
SKIN MSaFs sna Fee, a! ts
tenn thai Il no "m" s pn,t Of The general
ssnsiy ,ro"bes any more a ham n's fua
thing Of the systematic underlyins caniioms5
bceucd many ,hu siaIs Of shoe merchants has
ing the shoe clerk diseases of the feet in
nnn hair so DO I'M soT,an
Unborn Eft Tor G aa o aisu ana no. to
mu not Inn nnd hair iseases which they know
iners are rather behind the Times: they t should
OF Of, spinal troubles and brain LESSONS rcspee
mt The skin is an organ of the body, as much as
ice, to those on aMs Of "S s an organ it is sub
Same boo te srs which is
,ns and the the eonro 'a o
hear sane IL is nSrEnns fys,em which the
iireauenny invade other organs OF the ody
sn ae,yiy ali as aree s ,nn Genem
less glands 'n as rs tho ,1disgr,y Of The duct
ness or >ircula.ory efficiency ~ e' :
;a "eE' ha nnyss'siGGfy Yet wnsp
M Sr movie aa,rea ne sgns The
naa ross sc, grows VOWS sal!ew she marsass
e foIliGIs under his chin bids ns barber
s srs os game ,ba rk fn sama rar
s sbns s sn me game SKIN TO endure much
many he f his ySG h2 sf mot merely IRE how
has 't tfre dIht carc how many years a ticmt
AZ S"' NOW I'D Hs ar s sHs
MY may ne J. can but feel the pulse. Any doctor
"l est ,,niic age as accurately can in that
$40 TnS; Ivy ! ha',e SIN another trick up my
SletNc Whlch perhaps does not occur 10 son,Ic
better doctors than !: that Is cstima ,Inr ~.
pHatIcntS age by feciins OF the paticmts skin
hlonS INC back OF the hand This is easily
ot,s ,SrE CASH. ~, viii ones puichri,udn
haih In his for rcasstring conldc n tiaI III
anu ~, aS ne gently pats tho back of i, he gains
!ic illofiha non ne desires. At the risk al -I,.
ihs, ava; professional secrets | may explain
hhrsSerinab.c plinncy which is something liks
~ h nss man SrGaSincss the patient is Young
!. NJ, SKIN * dry. without that -roasv.i;,tesc,
loci. tho patient is old. ee"sS INC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
SACRIFICE WAS USELESS
COMMITTEE SITS ATTACKS
MADE ON ARMlSTiCE DAY
Divisions Ordered Forward on Morn
ing OF November II ITOrriHcd mt
High COmmnnd's Indifference.
TBy Associated Press. I

WASHINGTON, Jan. S-Iosponsi-
putty for the loss of American lives
Trough attacks ordered on Arrnistice
na!, should DO charged to American
general headquarters and not 10 the
french. House war investigating
committee WAS told today by Briya,
uiier-,icnera1 John II. Shcrburne. n Ma
tionai Guard officer OF Boston. who
ttovin,nahucH the artillery of the Tween
iiS,.srStn lNcw England) division. and
VIZ, INC artillery brigade OF tho
ms ,scconu lncsro) Division
or ILL, nor rilcd we're my men and those
~ ~ 1 ON american commands near us
=. 'nc needless attacks on the morn
ing OF November IL and cnn.cnUa,,,
loss, OF lifo that they did not cnfer I'm
"a the general celebration of the sipn-
burne said. Shef-
III was freely said at tbo ,i,na M,
some ono had bIunlcrcd. .,nu 49,
mere must some dag be an iuyes,i.
Asked Il corps and div,.;on oo,,
nnahn"rs would not have been iustitind
~ nisrcEardinS the orders I:cnnr,i
Hhcrbnrnc said that while some OH.
',rS dld refuse to send their mon -
me ATTACK. the majority 80 piteousiv
, tSarch the aii,powcrfnl triumvirate at
.liuinont, ana the entire EeneraI starr
gang there that they dared not ris.
r,-na rtiai by cvading In any mar
licuiar the attack orders"
me witness said he did not refer n
urhsrais PerShinS. Liggctt. or RulIard
WEI, ne spoke OF the general STAFF
,rnuunfiratc" at Chaumonf Tho onI,-
ouicer he named was Brigadier-S;cnnr'
Z" roA Connor. chief Of operations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Voice of the People
Letters must give tho name nud addr... =,
ut, "fl.er. Name Will be published (.
ST. ohIisalion 10 Con1caern.. .

!" ne Editor OF The Times Dispatc1.
'"rc = year the relief committee OF ,bc
ma -, Ji,ylsioh oil the United Daughters OF
mn '"hlr""racE sends out appeal 10 every
nv Woman and child in Virginia Ia c,nccIi
~ ,opilSh,ion to our Confederatc women ,,l,I
icohic and in need. O'''''' otu
This obligation must como >, , -
nn, ~ iast OF these women i beyond our
n''tp ihcr have struggled for cxisin,na ~
:INt% years and now in their old 49, .,,,, ~
no, -. i,iu enters OF the confcdcracy, who i'm
~ ~ ~. INC people of Virginia OF their need
~" STATE OF Virginia gives a small nonsjon
9 81 S'p annually 10 widows married before 1870
,n.s mount goes to a married woman or ,hnsc
ildrrIsc AZ that date. The Virginia DlyisIon
P e. 70 the Legislature for app-opristion
oI Nio;ooo TO meet This situttion. and was
grant cd this amount. Necessary nancrs 70
nine ~ the AUDITORS Office and the crat,ij,v is
sent 10 these benefciarics. Til. amoun, y. AZ
I T, iaken up and the cha piers of tho
nltch Daughters OF the Confedcracy now have
on their rolls forty only rcccivin. 81 per
month. Think Of this pitiful amount. but /,
is potter TRAN nothing.
tlsat the chapters in their counties and .ities
10 not believe dat any ono I'M in Viroa
Would r"fuse small contribution. Millions
SION the g. y. t.. paid from taxes nothing out
OF these taxes I've called :. reunited conn
SrF) 10 hcip the needy Confederate .Soldicr ana
nis wife Tho kichmond Chapter. United
relief ball CA January 10. The Wonan's club
in answer 10 the appcals. SAYS: Gould there he
q greater trihntc to General Robert r. Lee
,hah caring Tor his men and their widows :: nd
lief c"m,nilt"c, ,sh that people IL Rich.
mond help this chapter ~ being present or by
sending a contribution.
c,, MRS. \. Y. nANpoLrEL
sion. United Daughters OF the onfcdcracy.
Iichnond Va. January /, 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
De VALERA ADDRESSES
CROWD IN WASHINGTON
Every Available Inch Of Liberty Uut
Packed by Friends of Irish
RrpUtyIi,.

!. WASHINGTpN. Jan s. canon dc
y wnn ~ssie% Icons, h"re by gath
VINO crowded every available inch or
hnase In the huge Liberty Hut, ana
~ more than that number who yaiiilv
struggled to gain admission.
bc Valera asserted that our mara,
claim Tor recognition" IS based ON
,hcsc foundations "
Il. That tho people or every nation
are entitled Fundamentally 10 the riuhi
., choosing for themselves tho form
o. government their nation Shall have
ON tho basis that .govcrI,in.n;s DO
rye their Just powers from the con i.
sent " the governed!
That ireland is "A nation and as
sucn mat her people have a right
10 nctcrHlinc Tor themselves how t6cy.
shall be governed '''''
y. That the Irish people have. in
Ia"t. determined how they snnlI I,n
governed. and have declared their WIN
IN an unm isiakabIc manner Ey their
SURFACES they have established an in .
u'prndrht republic and chosen as their.
government this government on whose
behalf, 49, it's chief executive, am
mere claiming formal and Official
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
TELLS OF NEEDS OF PEOPLE
COOLIDGE WANTS BETTER
CONDITIONS IN HOMES
Wholesome Food and Sanitary Work.
Ing conditions Also Favored by
MassRchusetts Governor.
IBy Associated pecss !,

BOSTON. Jan. S.-Thc need OF I'M
nanlzinE governnent and industry and
was stressed by Governor Coolidge in
his address TO the Legislature today.
imausura.nIs his second term. Tic
economy On the part Of both State and
The duty that government now
reduce their burdens by paying on
the obligations that came from the
war; rather than imposing additional
burdens for The support OF new
projects.
Can't Serve ms Machine.
"iicaithful housing. wholesome food.
sanitary working conditions. reason
ape ape. hours Il falr wage for a fair
Justice speedy and impartial and at
u COST wuhih the reach OF all. are
among the objects not only to he
sought. but made absolutely certain
ana secure. Government Is not must
nor nr. Il cold. impcrsonal machine, but
4 human ana more human agency, an
pct.iis 10 the reason. satisfying tho
heart, fun Of mercy, assisting the
good. resisting tho wrong delivering
strong. @'o
we need to change our standards.
not OF Property. but of thought II
We put 'tl the emphasis on our ma
civilization. Employer and cmnloyed
nuSt una their satisfaction not in a
money return. but in a service rem
dercd Industry must, be humanized
not destroyed
Voices IrEc Resistance.
ihcrc are Stridcnt voices urging
reSistancc 10 law in the name Of free,
aon. They are not scking freedom
even for themselves they have -:
they are seeking 10 ensIaye others
Ihcir works are evil. They know IL
'hcN must be resisted. The evil they
represent must be oNccumc nv tito rnod
others represent. These ideas which
ar" wrong. for the most part Imported,
must be supplartod ~ IDEAS which arc
riIht. rms can be done. The meaning,
Of America is 4 power which canno;
he overcome. Prosecution OF the Grim
NAL and education or the ignorant are
the remedies.
1t is fundamental that freedom j..
not to be secured Dv disc ne dicncc Ia
law. Government must govern To
obcy is lie. To disobcy is death"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
NEW USES ARE FOUND
FOR SWEET POTATO CROP
Tnbie Strip, starch and Oth.r .o,
mouitics Produced From Farm
Product.

WAsiINGTON. Jan. s.-usc OF tho
$500 polht1 ~ nlanufa ctuirnr table
ma, nay nc 81 great value 10 tho South :.
,,., l.. AlsherG; chief OF the chcmistry
n ,n, OF the Agriculture Department;
,uittee. Son-
Congress ma" later desire 10 gran.
n 49,; CONCENTRATIONS for the govern
..,'nt 10 conduct experiments with tho
sweet potato. nc said 10
c mcGt potato growers. in south
os,: ga; ne said were deeply Inter
OF thNr product. ' "
E",y harreiS or tho sirup made nm
~. government supervision in soutb
80; Ga, WAS placed on sale recently
~, me New orleans molasscs exchange
mnr.nont any advertising that II was
con, efnHent made and brought ia
tn Eai ron more than anv othc-
s.r"p so!d There said Dr. AlShnrr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
News Of Fifty Years Ago
CFrom the Richmond Dispatch Jan. . 1s7Ol

In this district. which is composed Of half of
Virginia. NORM Carolina aud a portion of South
Carolina. the telegraph operators strike is nj
an end. and IT results in overthrow OF tho
striking operators and the position taken nv
them. All OF this without any compro,nise
whatever on the part Of the company.
Miss vani.cw. Richmonds postmaster has
published a table - tho arrival and depa rture
OF Ill mails OF Richmond and most of the
rcctory and full Of valuable informatiou 10
business -
. Marricd In Manchester, January 3. by Rev
George X. Harding. Josiah Sales to Miss Mary
|. WeStcott; all of Manchester.
There is on regular exodus OF Virninia
negroes, hooking Ia the South. where better
wages man tntN can get in Virginia arc being
offered them 10 work in rice fields, sugar rauc
hcldS ana win the lumber camps they arc
leaving almost by train loads from IynchbIrr
Farmvillc: Sunolk and other points. Over 40
Amherst county negroes took train at LYNCH
burg day before yesterday.
Prince Arthur will he in this country in
about t!:rtn weeks During his soiourn in
Washington he will he the cIIest of No e. III,
minister, Mr.. Thornton. = ~ '''s"
special Treasury agent rcports that there
OF West Virginia " 80 S'"'e
Hon: Adexandcr II. stephens is said TO be
Siowly recovering from his late serious illness
Tie is now ahle TO sit up and receive visitors
Charles sumner is preparing to make II fight
for tho features OF his hill tho admissior, q
be taken ny members OF tho Legislature and
such OF them already elected who cannot or
VIII not take II. must step aside in favor OF tho
men they defeated at tho polls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Paying Your Income Tax
Some Facts You Should Know.

net , Toa, gross income in determining
are he amn"nts an BUSINESS expenses, which
ny s"ar IN the conduct Of business trade or
merchant may claim-as Deductions M
amr raid for aavefisnT hire of CLERKS rRs
hnua water and telephone used in his place OF
wasons trucks and lncdena rc nanivef t1
bT INN in ed hil and medicinal supplies used
lion Of he ~" eSnd nracs'cn, IL reasonable
ana rsn.ir Of automobile used in makine
nedican conventions dues to medical societiass
pnid for m to insdcaI journals. the REM
ana rs nnid &C. msed in such office rooms
deT ri,c arc allowed a dentist. no same
prina 81, Mi l mnT nsauc All amounts paid
THn harvesting ana arketns Of e" the crop
spent Ge caring nna rdr srfize s,oc used ara
farm bd aims The cost Of minor repairs 10
eiamed 's aH ma ana wagons may be
used up coursc Of 'aF He tools d Which arc arc
e es,ch o. ma,rchincry Of permanent character
to be csptai n1eSimcm, or 'Tia is nn is is hed
"wable deduction Rent paid for "a farm G a is de- a
"a" saa sSo5 a1Sdsry y De sana
trade business or profession In shor a 81, any my
r rSmdes G OF 5SeS ana directly with the
profession or voca,ion aiiowabie. 'i'ae'
snersG n BY for s4. II
reGuar business allowed Gmd SaG tho OF 1d n7
nurrl
act ons 'ne f extent OF gains in similar trans
ln ons s"Gk mark ansction and in another
IN his re ret mas or renired . include tho
a"nuci oniy lhS.i amount as loss Under The
current act he IL allowed dcductio ian 90 e, nnn
rrasonable allowance is made for deprsc onv.
fn 6d 6nainssn rr@rGrty and obocscence and
natural deposits. - anu othcf
Contributions or gifts made durin. no 90.
i?i' 10 corporation organized for rI,,r I s hi
Sc&rnilHc. cclielouS or cduca iona; uurn..a, " ~.
for the prevention OF cruelty To- anin , uses or
inc speciai fund for vocational rehahili,,, ~
may Be DEDUCTED TO an amount not cXcecdio..
10 per cent OF the taxpayers income eouihS
Other items which may he deducted ,r 90
follows: '" arc as
Taxes paid or accrued during the vo.r ,o,o
except income. war profits or cSccss go 20.
taxes ana those assessed against local fan,a az
Of 4 Kind tending to improve the value Of
lIoaY OF property not connected win traa
or business rising from fires. storms shin
wreck. or Other casualty. from Their ,s ~.
compensated for by insurance or othcrwise" no.
oharscd Off within the year. ana
interest paid or accrued on indebtedness ~
cert indebtedness incurred to purchase scc,,n
iioe, the interest upon which is EXEMPT fror,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
"Unguarded stand Our Cntc

Wide open and uneuarded stand our
gates,
And through them presses wild. mot
ley throns-
Men from the Volga and the Tartar
Stcppcs,
Featurcless figures OF the Joane-Ho.
Malayan, Scythian. Tcuton, Keit and
Flying the old worlds poverty and
scorn:
These bringing. with them unknown
gods and rites.
Those tiger passions here Ia strotcb
their claws.
In street and alley what strange
tongues arc loud
accents OF menace alien TO our air.
Voices that once tho Tower, of Babel
@ Liberty, white goddess! is it wen
20 , 'GaVG the gates unguardcd. On
Fold sorrows children, sootho the hurts
Of fate -
Lift the downtroddon. but with hands
OF siecl
Stay those who to thy sacred portals
To waste tho gifts of freedom. Havo
care
Lest from thy brow the clustered
stars he torn
And trampled in the dust. For so o.
The thronSins Goth and y,nas,
tramplcd Rome.
And where tho temples OF tho Cacsare
The lean wolf unmolcstcd made NJ :
lair. 'ei
-Thomds Bailey .Aldrlch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
SEEKS INJUNCTION AGAINST
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
"hodc Island Would testrnin Activities
:" p,hrin!- tn Enforcing
Prohibition Law.
ny y ssociated I'rc.s. ]

fI0NinENCE. Il. l.. Jan. San IN
junction To- restrain Federal officials
~ i'Aon" Islam! from interfering undrr
VIZ ny toilat prohibition amcpdrneut
WIN t1e iilanutacturc ana sale oc
hoitn'oN'ca ting malt beverages" was
,sh.h Ia Three bills of compia int flea
here today o'ust
The actions. wcrc brought By Michael
- -, LNnch, IN behalf or tho .Iaincs Han.
IT,: growing Company. NarraEnnsei,
bp.eMins company and Providence
luc eiShtoonth amendment tho III,
"tsS"r!s. IS wholly null and void" ana
.,tc Two Of the Nolstead act. for Inc
en- i",orcsncnt OF constitutional prohibit
son ~ declared to be 'unconstitu-
iona ana void and beyond tho powcr
OF lhe Ecdcral government - en- 90.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09

1t Is very much TO DO feared that the compe-
tition which the government hoped to es-
tabish will prove to be barren OF results.
Rather, it would seem that the wise policy
for the government to have pursued should
have been to direct its efforts to establishing
such control over the packers as would force
them to compete among themselves. If auto
cratic competition brings benefits directly to
the people. as against lesser benefits under
democratic competition, consumers may be
depended on to favor the substance rather
than the shadow, being nothing daunted by
Il name.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
NEW YORK LEGISLATORS
TO ENFORCE DRY ACT
Lenders Of Both IIousr. Arc Opposed
Recommendation Made by Gov
crnOr smith.
II! TnNcrSal Service |

standing the rccomme ndation ., C:ny-
ernor smith IN his message 10 tho leg
a a. today, there VIII be no ref
uichdu'n on Tn" prohibition amend
nent The Republican majority ie,'u-
crs OF hoth houses nave set their
ta'es against such procedure Sneaker
ew..t. OF the Assembly. said tonight:
mere VIII not be a referendum.
LhIh"r legislation at this scssion
sn"uid provide for enforcement Of The
amcndmt NJ In harmony with The Vol
Senator George T. Thompson who
MI .handle the enforcement leeisla-
ho. IN the upper House. said:
',"rcTnor smiths referendum pro
posa! VIII moi he accepted. The I.cgis-
ritufe WIN proceed to a study OF en-
iorcemcnt legislation in fun accord.
ancc with the law"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
BURN MERCHANT TO DEATH
Arkansas bandits Loot store, Tic o,,,cr
10 Post and set Him on
Fire.
~ Associated Prcss.I

pSEEor'A. ARK. Jan s.--W. l.. Han
81, o"noT o. chain Of plantation
stores, bound 10 "a post. supposedly 10
robhers. with hs face ana cIothin:-
saturated with gasoline. was burned 10
death when mis- store at Holt near here
last night. 'oo'cu
FARMERS. reused b. negro. who
Gfr.sooysred the building IN names. found
with his clothing anrc and his fas:
scared by the hlaZo
lie died within few minutes a,,or
building. ~ ~! hihE