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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
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isrUyisio.S tha oH!con'v ="
klinc to ~ advance
IsPersfsteu. heavy ~r.l!hi
III house with easter"
fperial emphasis cary
ynsnt regarding corn
uess about TIE govern
iso was current ~ s"l
Gradual b.ttr;In"nt
topiitiona ms nj lie 90
Vas pointed out that ioi
his week In Cn!ca ago
S6ub,e what thry were
EWeek-end COVERING y
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{E7iho early selling -
nt,' rall!es Jailed 70 n"i
I'd heavy sct!in. ionhi
81 snppDrt. 81,
iOats were governed ~
6D action OF corn
sIoGthe provisions MARIE
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Tas counterbaiancrd ~ "
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SUGAR

VIEW YORK. May g.
Isfes In the local rnarHe
fydhy, and while prices q
|aHHred at Isle for Z,
keiRht; Rehners are IN
&tke, hut are not q 'nrost
sfSjerel. while ho'Gsf= {;
ifa level and not ofier.ni
Tor refined were U
1919 for dne Hrsnu'att
ThpJgy, s2but rGhners sti!
|MtfIianta M most o! N,
| 5Thsrs viii anothe,
sbstSsrn rdfners aa'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

where the woman tele.
graphed another Chin.
csc to meet her at the
station and care for her
until Mrs. Wore called
for her again. She in
structed Anna as TO
what kilograms to send
to Nong in Binghamton, 2
requesting money for
various purposes.
This time, as though =:
Providence had inter
vened. tho waiting g..
Chinaman did not ap- -
pear. Unfamiliar with -
her surroundings, Anna
began 10 wander auu
80 attracted the atten-
tion OF woman agent
Of the Travellers Aid
Society, who took her
to the mission. where
she was turned over to
Miss Banta.
Miss Banta imms
diateiy recognized the
child. who told her the
tragic story of the life
she had been compelled
to lead. It was upon
this information that
the authorities in Bing-
hamton were communl-
Gated with. started the
Investigation which re-
suited in the arrest OF
Mrs. Wore on the
charge of abduction.
In one or mo rooms
OF the Y. W. C. A. in
Binghamton is the little
girl, her hair, childlike. dow
back and she enjoying the first
hours Of her life as she clut
doll to her immature body.
To the north, less than a
from the room In the Y. w.
occupied by little Anna, Dav
Neng moves among the tables
chop suey restaurant.
ME velly soIly," Lee Nong I
police. ME take 'er back. n
papers. Me honest. All tell
ME. She my wife. Me mar
Ne buy Chin Wore laundry
Me no buy her" And tn,
Oriental dropped his head Il
hands and weaved from side
Mama told me shed do aw
ME II didn't marry the Oh
clared little Anna. "She to
found a nice rich man for me
didn't want. to marry him and
told me If I didn't stop cryir
she said SHE would take me
and put me In some hateful
She told me he had q lot o.
that I wouldn't have to. live y
just long enough to get all hi
then she and ! would run
HIM"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Read Clan picnic advertisement on
another page.-adv
The girl scouts Of the Methodist
church will serve ice cream on the
church lawn at the band concert. Please
patronize the girl scouts. -adv
Mrs. Floyd w. Holt of % Boyce
street, who underwent an operation
for appendicitis this morning at City
hospital, is resting comfortably.
Mrs. Frank A. Cove of Santa Cruz,
Cal, has returned to her home on
Eastern avenue after attending the
marriage of her daughter, Miss Lydia
S. Cove, to A. Montgomery lsenberg
of Cambridge, Mass, at Lancaster, N.
H., Monday. After spending week
in Barre, she will visit the bride and
groom at their new home in Wollaston,
Mass, then will journey on to Buff
falo. N. ", to see her son, George
Cove, and from there will go to Cleve-
land, O., to spend little time with
her daughter, Mrs. Robert Shillady.
She will then complete her journey to
California, intending next spring to
return to Barre to make her permanent
home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28

sbowed that over s3.OO0O00 Of insur
apee has been written in the twelve
months history of the company A
two per cent dividend was declared to
the stockholders. Among the directors
present from out of town were H. A.
cobb. Island Pond. c. y. Schoh, 1t.
Adams. J. W Fowler, Manchester. ;
A Daniels. Brattlcboro, Harry Daniels,
Fast Montpelier. J. F. Dewey of Que
chez. and 4. r. Moves of st. Johnsbuy
After a considerable delay the street
department has commenced work on
state street in Montpelier which has
been in bad condition for two months
and needed re-surfacing or something
70 make II rsssable The department
has been working outside Of the city
proper most Of the time The gravel
ING lob on lower Main street has been
completed and as soon as the road
hardens II viii be ready for q dust.
having preparation.
q. r. Carpenter. bank commissioner
has returned from a trip through the
western states.
The Interstate Amusement com
many Of Barre has fled with the sec
re,srv Of state a certificate that the
company expects 20 issue 500 shares
of stork e. 500 share. Of whirh
sss o0e l. in rial estate in barre ard
$1,000 in theatre equipment end good
viii u people.
Edward Connen Il Northfeh vas =
visitor IN tts cify to-day
o-1He Rirhardson az Minneapolis =
visiting relatives m this section
Dwfrhf UairsI has returned from :
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28
WEBSTERVILLE

Funeral services Of Robert Naekii
who died at Wehsterville Tuesday
morning. viii be held from the home
Friday. July 20. at p. m Besides rel
atives mentioned in yesterdays Times
Mr.. Mackie is also survived by hrs
mother. who resides in Aberdeenshire
Scotland. three sisters and hve broth
ers. Christian. Keith. William, Thomas
and Peter Of scotland, Mrs. Arthur
Matthews Of England, John MneSie Of
Calgary. Cansds, and Mrs. James
smith of Winnipeg. the latter being
rre.avt Al the time Of his death.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28

trip around Seymour lake and a day.
visit at Newport. having reached home
last evening.
Frank Baldwin Of the Montpelier po-
lice force is taking his annual vacation
and with his family is at Joe's pond.
Miss Agnes English has returned
from a visit with Miss Alice English,
her sister, in Boston.
Fldred. the seven -year-oh son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bushey, died
about o O'Clock last evening at his
home on Berlin street of diphtheris
following a short illnSs. The body
was taken by Barber and Barber, un'
dertakers, this morning TO Green
Mount cemetery for,interment service
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28
SOUTH BARRE

Ice cream serial ~ chapel. benefit Of
South Barre Sunday school Thursday
evening. --adx.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28
BARRE DAILY TIMES
WEDNESDAY. July 2s, 1920.
The Weather.

Probably showers tonight and
Thursday, except fair in Maine to-
night; light shifting winds, becoming
south.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28
1T STANDS ALONE

IT STANDS ALONE
The Famous John Deere Beaten on Axle
Snrelder has won its prestige thru u
Simplicity. Endurance and Light Dratt,
Ask the man who uses one.
Here's few:
Geo Mcknight East Montpelier.
Lyle Young. East Montpelier.
Albert Mcknight. East Montpelier
f. c. Fitch. Calais, VT.
Webb Cate g. Son, Calais, VI
Byron Wilbur, Calais. VI.
Ralph Parker Plsinfeld.
Henry Cate, Plainfeld
Ferd Batchelder. Plainfeld.
II. H. Harrington, Plainheld.
William Nelson, Barre.
A. Corti. Barre.
Frank Allen, Barre.
d. C. Roben, Barre.
Rodee & lngersoil, Barre
E. c. Cutler, Barre.
Harry Blanchard. South Barre.
Will Jackson. South Barre.
Oscar Hanson. South Barre.
Will Briggs, Williamstown.
Chris Nicholson. Wiiliamstovn.
H. f. Smith. Wiliiamstown.
Ernest Hood williamstown.
Finest Hutchinson. Williauistovn.
Henry Menard. Williamstown.
H. F. Stoddard. Brookheld.
w. b. Colt. Brookfeld-
Walker Bros. Cabot.
s T. Carter & Son. Groton.
Pedfield Phillips. Montpelier
Peter Hamel, Montpelier.
Marx Moody, Waterbury, and many others
Place your order at once and insure
yourself OF a real up-to-date low cow
spreader that horses can pull.
MARSH-ALLEN co.
N. f. Telephone 14o Orange Co Telephons
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28

Paul Tavernia, aged 65 years, died
during last night after series of
shocks, having been i'll only short
time. He was born Aug. 3, 1853, and
during his early life lived in New York.
About Is years ago he came to Mont
pelier and, except for three years spent
in Plainfield, he had been employed by
the Lane Manufacturing company. For
short time he lived in Montana. He
is survived by son, Mitchell, of
Montpelier and daughter, Mrs. M.
A. Boulrice of Springfield, Mass. Flu
neral arrangements have not been com.
pleted, but it is expected the service
will be held Thursday morning.
The quarterly meeting of the Green
Mountain Fire Insurance company
took place Tuesday afternoon in their
office in the Colonial. The reports
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28
MONTPELIER
Body of Miss Julia Brigham Coming
From Lowell, Mass.

The body Of Miss Julia Brigham
who died in Lowell, Mass, will be
brought here tonight for burial in
Green Mount cemetery and commit
tai service viii take place at 2 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. The deceased was
a daughter Of DIR. and Mrs. G. n Brig
ham and MANY years lived in Mont
pelier. Later with her family she went
to Grand Rapids, Mich, but for many
years had lived in Lowell, Mass, She
was about rs years of age. She is sur
vived by her brother, DIR. H. L. Brig
ham of Grand Rapids, who spends the
summers in Vermont, and four half
sisters, Mrs. M, w. Dewey of Mont
pelier, Mrs. Stephen Doty of Chicago,
Mrs. Ruth Harper of Grand Rapids,
and another sister also living in Grand
Rapids.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE--Ford car in good Inning
order telephone ll3-M. ll4tS
FEW TONS OF HAY FOR SALE-Desire
10 deliver from field Archie Flanders.
Washington. Peoples Phone. ll4te'
FOR SALE Harley Davidson motorcycle
three speed. electric, price right for cash
Rex Fulam. Montpelier. lIaeo
WANTED-A helper in polishing mill G.
w. Mcmillan Granite Co l9t5
TABLE GIRL WANTED AT Jacks Res
u taurant, Depot Square, telephone 5l6-M
LOST--At Granite City Garage or Barre
Garage $50; leave at Granite City Garage
and receive reward lls1o
REED BABY CARRIAGE FOR SALE
Large wheels, In good condition; call ~
100 fremont street telephone SAL. llsH
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE-Cadillac touring
car. No 10 De Laval separator, Star
stanchions and water bows two cows. milk
cooler small hen house and food hoppers !:
P, NJ Carr. 81 Camp street. ll4u
RABBITS FOR SALE-Checkered Giants I;
inquire at Shores Studio. llAu
DANCTNG-Private lessons latest new
steps pleased TO see all former pupils and
others phone 1861, 172 Main street. ll4tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-06
37-HEAD OF CATTLE-37

One Jersey milk with calf by side: two to be fire.
giving good flow Of milk; is head of Shorthorn heer
months DID, black bull
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THE RICHMOND suNTELEGRAM

Orphans. ss2; p. e. williams. Care
Orphans. -; w. A.. Weller. Burial ac-
count. SIS; Pohlmeyer Downing & Co.,
SIS: Dickinson Trust Co.. SIS; Jordan
McManus. Hunt & Waterman, SIS; w.
A. Weller. Burial, $75: Jordan. McMan-
US. Hunt & Waterman, SITS: Palladium.
Legal Print $l1.s1: Item. Legal Print.
$3.50; John d. Nixon. Sch Fund Apprais-
ing. $3.50; Lie Jones, $3.50; ]. E. MYERS
~; Clinton MartindaIe, 81; Thos Dun
bar, $I4.25; Chas- IT. Knapp. 81; Benz.
Duke, $3.50: w. b. Dye. $24; John e.
Davenport. 1850; Harold Fenniemore.
$ls.21; Henry Holzapfel, Est. Gen.
Bridge. $3.50; c. & w. Kramer Gen.
Bridge. $12.4s; C. w. Kramer, $35;
Miller Kemper Co., Bridge. $15.95;
Hickman & Klehfoth. $3.50: Joel Moor
man smithfield. Bldg. $245.ss; Roswell
Huff smithfield Hosp. SIS; Percy Ben.
n,t Masn HOSP sos Peaes
smithfeeld Hosp. ss7.c1; W. o. seaneS
Smithfield Hosp. $12; J. C. Pyle Smith
field Hosp. $s.15; Oscar Smoker. Smith
field Hosp, $50; w. B. Massie, Smith
field Hosp. $44.6s; Philip Brick. Smith
n fieid HOSP 81; w l. Cox smithfi i,1s
HOSP HOSP 3; s;ss g John ks
Smithfield Hosp. Insurance. $301 Ind
ana Refining Co.. Rd.. $7s1; Indiana
Refining Co. Rd., $71.76; @. G. Whelan,
s.: Rodefeld Mfg. Co. sso.53; w. A.
Parke: Rd.. $16; McConaha Garage. Rd..
Adams Co. Rd $1210; The Barrett Co.
Rd, $1.155.o6; Corcoran & McManus Rd..
$13. 30: Jones Hardware Co. Rd., $19.99;
3. F. Grant, Rd $4s; B. F. Abbott Rd..
$112; Rice Miller Rd., $116; Norman
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Garrett. Rd.. -; Erman Lamb Rd.. 500;
Rd. $24; Alva Study, Rd. sS4.20; Line
Watkins Rd.. $1e1.25; Prentis Edwards
Rd.. $3.50; w. A. Kirby, Rd. $3.50; W.
NJ Leavell Rd., $500 Albert Cranor
Rd., 1885; Albert stoten. Rd... &37 so:
Edwin L. Norris Rd:. s177.so: Frank
s112:so: Epps F. Ayres. Rd. ss3: Frank
Clerk Rd.. S175.s0; w. T. Jordan Rd..
$120.75: F. p. Rife, Rd., $107; w. o.
Jones Rd Sup. per diem, SIPS;
CIRCUIT COURT ALLOWANCES
Elizabeth Gambler Exp, $113.05; Eli
beth Gambler Mileage, s1o.4s; VIM.
Mathews, Appraising Inheritance Tax,
&34; L. p. Meredith. Insanity Case. IS;
w. B. Marsh. Insanity case, SO: A. J.
Whallon, Insanity case, So; S. 8. Mar
kelly. Insanity case, So: C. p. Colburn.
Insanity case, So; Ben. N. Crump. In
sanity case So: Theo Ryan. Insanity
81; Bobbs-Merrill Co. Law Books. $3.50;
Frank Shepard. Co. Law Books: $3.50;
Carl Wadman. Riding Bailiff. $1S5;
Elizabeth Gambler, Investigation, sos;
Elizabeth Gambler, Services, 80; Lind
ley Swain Court Bailiff, $50; John
Holiday; Court , Reporser' sl9s; Carl y
Sc: Lindley Swain. Bailiff, SIS; Albert
Stoten, Juror. $31; Albert Newman,
Juror, $3.50; Frank Harter, Juror,
1920; Chas. Poland. Juror. 81; John
Juror ss5o John wsidenbash J nnS,d
Doddridge. Juror, $20S0; Joseph Hill
Juror, s2.75; Lindley Swain, Bailiff
$50; S. Edgar Bond, Examinations. 81.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-06
Wayne Circuit Court. January term,

Wayne Circuit Court. January term,
1920. No. 1891.
BIT It known, that on the 22nd day of
January, 1920, the above named plain
tiff by his attorney, filed in the office
OF the Clerk OF the Wayne Circuit
Court his complaint against said de-
PENDANTS In the above entitled cause
Complaint for partition of real es-
tate together with the affidavit of a
competent person, showing that said
defendants, Ozro Lamb, Ancil B.
Lamb, Belle Lamb, Howard Lamb,
Stella Coggshall, Helena Russell,
Ulysses Lamb. are not residents of the
state of Indiana.
Said defendants, therefore, are
hereby notified OF the filing and pen
dency of said complaint against them
and that unless they appear and ans
wer or demur thereto, at the calling
of the said cause, on the 18th day OF
March, 1920, a day of the January
term Of said Court which was begun
and held a. the Court House in the
City of Richmond on the first Mon
day OF January. 1890, said Com.
, plant and the matters and things
therein contained and alleged, will be
taken as true, and the said cause will
be heard and determined in their alb.
sence
Witness the Clerk and the seal OF
said Court at the City of Richmond
this 22nd day Of January. 1920.
LINUS P. MEREDITH,
Clerk.
Ray X. Shiveley, Attorney for Plan
tiff. Jan.23-3O-Febe
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-06
CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
Department of Public Works.
e1ffice NJ tho BOARD

OlllCC VI IIlS DOdTu.
Richmond, Ind, Feb. 5, 1920.
To Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby given by the Board
of Public Works of the City of Rich
mond. Indiana, that on the 9TH day of
February, 1920, they unanimously
adopted Declaratory Resolution No.
1873, 1920:
To vacate the alley first north OF
Richmond Avenue, from n. w. 7th
Street to Sedgwick Street, in the rear
Of Lots Nos. IL to IS inclusive: also
the alley running north and south be.
tween N. w. 7th Street and Sedgwick
Street, in rear Of Lots Nos. 10 to &c
inclusive, all in A. w. Gregg's Sub
Division of the Pleasant Hill addition.
The Board of Public Works of said
city has fixed Thursday, March 4th,
1920 as date upon which remon.
strances may be filed or presented by
persons interested in, or affected by,
said proposed vacation as above de-
scribed, and on said day, at 9 o'clock
a. m, said Board will meet at it's of
flee for the purpose of hearing and con-
sidering any remonstrances which
may have been filed or presented, and
for the purpose of taking final action
thereon. Such action shall be final
and conclusive upon all persons
HARRY w. GILBERT,
..- T. c. TAYLOR,
JOHN E. PELTZ,
Board of Public Works
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$136.sO; Treas. Home for Friendless
Williams. Sal. supt. schs' $1,000; c. @
EXP or e. 'ls n E gens ;se
Dorothy e. Dilks. Attendance OFFICER,
$3s; Advance Co. c. H. Rep. s1.75; VIM.
s5s.4s; John N Knoll. C. H. Insurace.
$64: Powell Bros. c. H. Rep. SIS; Hicn-
mond Elect Co. G: II. Rep, $50; Cn az !:
A. Tangeman. c. II. & jail Rep, xS.so'
3221.56; Moore & ogborn. c. Fl & T. e.
Insurance. s167.25; Benz. 9. Price. G. n.
jail & P. F. Insurance. s21462; Dougan
ance s1ss53: w. H. Trusler. G. H.
Emp. $40; c. c. Durkel. G. II. Emp.
s115; Lindley Swain. c: H. Emp, $50;
Milton s. Kinder. c. H; Emp, 500; e. Z.
day, c. H. Sup, s2.10; ]. H. Russell G.
H. Sup. $50; Mcconaha Garage, e. =.
Sup. $3.50, Interstate sanitation GO. =.
II. Sup. :52;5o; Sanitary Supply Co., &c C.
iC. ii. & Jail Sup, $1769; Municipal
Electric Co, C. H. Jail H. for F. sup
stills; Richmond Water 1 Works: =, re a.
, G. H. P. F. smithfield Hosp Sup, $65.l1
August SHREDDER. Jail Rep, $3.50; J; f.
Miller. H. for F. Jail Emp & Rep
] for F. Jail, s35; Lea Eshenfelder, II; Tor
If. Emp, $25; c. E. Morgan, Jail Emp,
SIS; w. o. Crawford. Jail Sup. wv:
Treas, H. for F.. Sup, s1o.ss: Quigiey
Bros. Jail H. for F. Sup. s1o:so; Lee
Nusbaum. Jail & F; F; Sup. s2a;es; O. D., g. g.
whelan, Jail & P. F. Sup, IS. 33 Hoosler
Merchantile Co. Jail P. F. Clothing
Benv Inst. $137:s7; F. B. Petro. Sal Sup
P. F., 1915; Edna Petro. Matron. +. +.
! S75; Henrietta Sanders ct al, Emp, r
F., s241.: Caleb Wilson. P. F: Emp; So
DR.. J. H. Allin, P. F. Emp, $50; Ihos
Emp. & Sup, SAILS; VIM. Wichard, p
e. Emp. Sup, $S2.52; Frank Tiefenthaler
P. F. Sup, $4217; Centerville Munici-
Pal Light & Pr. Co, P. F. Sup. $124I9;
National Refining CO. P. F; Sup, $s4:sl
A. G. Luken, P. F. Sup, $21.68; Kingan
& Co. P. F. Sup, $44.40; Kingan CO. P
F. Sup, $40; II L N Johnston + q E sup r.
sS71s; McConaha CO. P. F. Sup, $162.90
indiana Refining Co, P: F. Sup s54;ss
Null Bros P. r. Sup, $54; w. A Weifel
p r Sup $50; Farmers cooperative
Go. P; F: Sup. sso4s7; julia E: w saa
Whites Istitute, Care Orphans, $685.. so
indianapolis Orphans Asylum, Care
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-06
2OO-HEAD OF HOGS-2OO

twenty-five bred due to farrow the last half
April; 17S feeding shoats weighing to 135 pou
male hog These hogs double immuned
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-06
PUBLIC SALES
AUCTION SALE
General Merchandise and
Groceries

either as whole or in parcels, the
general merchandise of Ira A Oakley
OF Charlottesville. Indiana, Hacock Co.
The fixtures including one McCray
Ice box, 1000 pound capacity, two Day.
ton Computing scales, one Cash Regis
ter, one fourteen foot counter and five
glass counter cases, ane bread case, one
100 gallon oil tank. cheese cutter, one
roll top desk and the complete stock OF
groceries, canned goods. shelf hardware
shoes, rubbers, etc.
The terms Of the sale will be strictly
cash. McFadden & Burkart, Auction
GERS, Indianapolis. The sale starts al
eleven o'clock.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-06

COMMISSIONERS ALLOWANCES -
JANUARY TERM, 1920
L. p Meredith, Off. Exp, $1s46; r.
R. Yates. Clerks Off. Exp, sI.75; J; M.
Coe Pig. Co., Clerk & Aud. Off Exp,
$57.25; Bartel &Rohe, c. H. Off. Exp,
1896; Richmond Home Tel Co., c. H.
Off. Exp, $27.75; J. NJ. Coe, Pig. Co., c.
H. Off Exp, $3.50; Nicholson Pig. &
Mfg. Co, Treas & Supt. Schs. Off. EXP.
$227.5O; VIM. II. Duning, Treas. Off. EXP
& c. H. Sup, $S.15; e. J. Weidner. Treas.
6 per cent Fees Del. Taxes, $2,314.05;
&c. v. Carr, Attend, Commissioners
Court. $50; C. v. Carr, Board Prisoners
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-06
HINES AND RAILROAD MEN
STILL CONFER ON WAGES

(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-There were
no indications early today that ap-
preciable progress had been made in
the conferences between Director Gen.
eral Hines and railway union heads
concerning wage demands by the EN-.
ployes.
Both sides continued to maintain
silence as to the status of the negotia.
tions. Following group discussions
among themselves the labor leaders
expected again to meet Mr.. Hines but
It was believed nothing would be
definitely accomplished for several
days.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-06
PUBLIC SALE


ster. four miles northwest Richmond,
FEBRUARY 10, 1920, at 10 a. m.
single shovel shovel soft extension ladder one lit lad
gravel set double three sets
1x12 IL IT. long; lumber blacksmith
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
o
A. o. fl@isl@Y
wEDDLE M. GABLE Auctoneers.
GILBERT, Clerk.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-06
GRAIN AND HAY

About 800 bushels of corn in crib; and about IA t
the NOW; number one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-27

out. One mill special tax now levied
produced this year approximately 81
100000.
Based on the suppon1tio given
above, the very broad assertion has
been made TO the people OF tho rural
sections. that they Will have TO carry
the burden of the tax to take caro- OF
these bonds. The taxable value of
the real estate in the counties and
towns OF Virginia, exclusive of the
twcnty-ono cities and tho rolling
stock OF railroads operated by steam
Is less than one-third OF tho taxable
property OF the State Even this
onc-thlrd covers town lots. The as
scssed value OF the counties and
towns exclusively OF the elite, is
Approximately 1866. 100000. while the
total assessed value Of the State liz
approximately {l.375. 600. 900. Tho
cities therefore. would pay the
Greater part OF the tax, II il were
necessary to place the burden on
the property or the State. Commits
sioncr Coleman states that IL would
not be necessary. to increase tho pcn
era! tax Of the State one cent.
Among the statements which have
oeen made against the amendment
10 residents OF suburban sections is
one TO the effect that the State would
iorce these residents to pay hair of
INC cost OF tho construction OF n
state highway in front Of their prop
erty under tho abutting property law
hs n matter OF fact the passnre of
the amendment or the voting of tho