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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19
SWOPE SAYS LOWDEN
SEEMS TO Be GAINING
But Congressman Was Reticent
Over Republican Presidential
Candidates

80 Tar. there See1uS to be no crys-
talllzatlon Of sentiment among
Kentucky republicans as to their
presidential candidate. Congress-
man King Swope, who was here
the other day from Washington,
was very discteet in his talking
about presidential possibilities.
NO one was able to learn whom
he favors. He did say that talk
at Washington seemed TO indicate
that Gov. Lowden, of Illinois, had
gained considerable strength
lately, but that was about the
only thing he>would commit him
self on i'll regard to presidential
politics from a republican stand
point
Local Republicans are taking
much interest in the county mass
conyentipn which win be held
here Saturday. Delegates will be
chosen to tGe district convention
at Danville, March ID, and to the
state convention, which follows
that, at Louisville, March 3:
Madison las two candidates for
honors from their party, Hon.
William Wallace, candidate for
delegate to the national conven-
ton, and Hon. w. Q. Mays, can
dfdate FOR State Central Com
nltteenltn. from the 9Th district.
The Danvllle Advocate says that
JAL. Butler OF that county, is the
opponent of Wallace tor the
delegates place 1t says of him:
Local Republicans are backing
Mr.. J L. Butler as their candi-
cate for delegate from the
Eighth Congressional district to
the National Convention Hon.
William Wallace, of Richmond,
is his opponent. 1t is claimed by
the Butter followers that Mr..
Butler already has enough votes
pledged to guarantee his cleo
ton Four years ago he was de-
feated for this honor by only
four votes. He is one of the
most active Republicans in this
section and IS a Splendid organ
iZeT.I 5t-ts5
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19
Building Boom On Way

Chicago, Feb. ia building
boom involving an outlay of So
O00,OOO,0OO is to be launched this
spring. according to delegates to
the convention of Associated
General Contractors, which helt
its. first session here today. The
boom, the contractors say, viii
last five years and will relieve the
shortage of dwelling places htru-
out the country The convention
fas been called for the purpose OF
discussing many problems which
have operated to retard building
and bring about the present hous-
ing shortage and enormous in
crease of rents.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19
Drouth Killed Judges JOB

Mineola, LII, Feb. l9-Police
Justice George A. Little announc-
ed today that he had resigned be-
cause prohibition prevented his
making a living" Since the dry
ban went into effect last month
his revenues from the office dwin-
died more than so per cent, the
Justice stated, while there had
been not one case of intoxication
and but few minor assault cases
to be tried.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19
Too Late To Classify

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE - All
having claims against the estate of the
late Samuel Shearard are hereby noti-
fed to present same properly verified
1. 1920, as be barred. All owing him
must settle at once. D. A. Shearard,
Admr. AZ thurs
WE can file and reset your old hand
saws, cross cut saws, meat saws.
Douglas and Simmons. Al tfI
LOST-On Big Hill pike, an army
Feverc6at. finder please return to this
office and receive reward AZ 3ps
FOR RENTING or three unfurHish-
ed rooms < apply to Goodloe's barber
shop. ~ Up
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19
COLORED COLUMN

Mary Y. Scott. aged Is, a wei
known colored Woman, died of
tuberculosis Sunday at 4 o'clock.
She was faithful member of the
Baptist church. Revs. sBroaddus
and Wade Thompson conducted
the funeral services. She is sur
vived by her mother and one SIS
ter and a BROTHER Many friends
extend condolences to them in
their hour of bereavement.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19
Prof. j. II. Fuqaa Dead

TEy = 90 -,'aIed TftssJ
Russellyllie. Ky, Feb. 1o-Prof.
James H. Fuqua, SO. Superinten-
dent ofHublic instruction 1904 to
1903, and since then a member of
the faculty OF Bethel College, died
here yesterday of inhrmities of
age. He had been a teacher 10
Kentucky all his life, and at one
time was President of Liberty
College at Glasgow.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19
Two More Good Sales

The Freeman Realty Company
sold for George p Martin, OF
Richmond, this week, his, nice
little farm near Waco to j. S.
Parker, of Jessamine county.
The consideration was $4,000.
This same hustling firm sold for
c. w. Christian a house and lot
on Lyndon avenue to William
Willis. The price is understood
to have been 1875.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19
HEARD ABOUT TOWN

1911 w SNiiiNShtt
known as Ash Wednesday,.
Mrs. James Smith is improving
after a slight illness.
Mr.. A. ]. Lewis is somewhat i'm
proved after several days illness
his friends are glad to know.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. K. Megibben,
of Cynthiana, are guests of her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. NJ! T.
Chandler.
Cincinnati's population is 410,-
900 and it is the first big city in
the u. S. to complete the census
count.
The death of Lorris Smith. 0. al
Lebanon completed three generations
claimed by pneumonia within three
weeks, the child's mother, Mrs. Myr~
tie Smith, and grandmother, Mrs An
irew Lynch, having died first.
John Shell, who remains vigorous
in his 132nd winter, soon will be q
movie hero, two representatives of {
picture corporation having just filmed
him at his Leslie county home.
The development company at Mays
vile which proposes to build large
number of houses and sell them to
new residences at cost bought 81 acres
of land known as the Wilson farm
from Key & Rains.
Sleet wrote history at Hickman
when it injured the telephone system
here before repair, A. S. Davis, owner
having decided to junk the city
equipment and sell the country lines
Dr.. William Goddard, of Mercer
| who was an army surgeon in France
has gone to New-York to accept q
place on the staff of Christ's Hos
pital.
The fiscal court, of Bracken county
voted to refund poll taxes paid by
paid by the citizens who wereN in the
service during the war.
Because roads were impassable
even for mule, Henry Cormack, OF
Payne's Creek, Knox county walked
ten miles to have DR.. j. H. Albright
who saved his life last year, tell him
what medicine to give his little
daughter, stricken with pneumonia.
The description of a man who leap
ed from bridge at Cincinnati would
describe George Hill, Georgetown
jeweler suffering from breakdown
who disappeared ten days ago; but the
body has not been recovered and
identity can not be established.
Anthrax, deadly bovine disease, os
given as the cause of the death o1
Charles Perkins, 20, formerly OF
Maysville, in a Cincinnati hospital
and it is thought he contracted the
disease while handling cattle.
The burial of the Rev. Fr. ]. j
Abel, g., priest at st. joins Church
at Elizabethtown and chaplain al
ethlehem Academy, who died from
pneumonia, took place in st. Johns
! cemetery.
After Patrick Habrlck, OF Scot'
county had landed cat fish weigh
| ing Z and 3 pounds, the first catch il
the season, his fishing tackle wa:
broken up in the night. and he claims
envy has made vandal of riva
fisherman.
A letter to his parents, at Win
leicester announces that Capt
Lindsay Johns, who figured not
lably in the Siberian campaign
was leaving Vladivostok for Han
lila, and would proceed directly
/ lhome
4 Details of the cremation of Mr.
i Susan Harwood at Brodheat
show that the aged woman wa
trying to put cut flames up stair
with a bucket of water whel
.loverceme, and the house becam'
her funeral pyre.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19
Mrs. w. c. Goodloe Dies

Lexington, Ky, Feb. fo-Mrs'
William Cassius Goodloe, "a, wild
ow Of former United States Min
lister to Belgium and Collector of
Internal Revenue here, died here
today. Col. Goodloe was killed
in 1880 in the Lexington govern
ment building in a duel with his
political rival, Col. Armstead
oWODe.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19
Protest r. r. Wages In Bill
(By Associated Press)

Washington, lFebf 19-Bulletin
"A protest against the wages
provision of the completed rail
road bill will be made in letters to
President Wilson and Director
General Hines which representa-
tives of the railroad union organi-
.zationo and officials of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor were
framing today at conferences at
federal headquarters.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19
Painting Mrs. Burnam's Portrait

Miss Dixie Selden, of New
York, the famous portrait paint
.er is guest at "Yorick" and IS
doing a very handsome portrait
for Mrs. Tut Burnam, while
here. Mrs. Selden is also paint
ing a portrait of Mrs. Desha
Breckenridge, wife of the pro-
prietor of the Lexington Herald,
while in Kentucky.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19
Another Mob Victim
(By Assaciated Pressl

Lexington, KY, Feb. 19- Vim.
Reese, o5, the bystander shot in
the February 9th, mob riot here
is in a critical condition at hos
|pital here. The grand jury in
vestigating the riot resumed its
sessions today. Martial law is
still being maintained.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19
Irish Home Rule Bill

; London. Feb. 19-Andrew Boz
mar Law, government spokesman,
stated in the House of Commons
today. it was. hoped to introduce a
Irish home rule bill tomorrow. He
added second reading of the bill
will be taken as soon as the House
had time to digest the bill.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19
American Legion Meeting

Members of American Legion
and ex-service men take notice
Wake up! There will be a big
meeting of the American Legion
at the court house Saturday night
at z:30. If you are a member
come; if you are not member
come and join But Come.
III. D. RICE, Post Com.
) SPEARS TURLEY, Adj
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Easley Warren, "a son of James
Warren and Stella B. Stone, II,
daughter of VIM. Stone, both of Red
House.
Cloyd Rose, 21, son of Curt Rose
and Della Reece, 20, daughter of
Joe Reece; both of Big Hill
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19
THE MARKETS

Cincinnati-Hogs steady; 25c high
er; tops $15.25; Chicago higher
butchered cattle and calves steady.
s Louisville, Feb. 1o-Cattle 100
lower, S. to $3.50; hogs 1000
25c higher; tops $1475; sheep so
steady and unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19

Mr.. J. M. Risk, with w. w.
Broaddus & Company,S has just
returned from the Purina Feed
convention held in Louisville, this
week, where all of the big feed
dealers of the state were gathered
and made some good buys on the
feeds manufactured by this we'll
known house.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19

IF the coffee isn't good, it spoils
the whole meal Make sure that
your meals will all be top-notch by
using Rookwood coffee. Worth lots
more but sold at about the same
price as just ordinary coffee. D. B.
Mckinney & Co. 80
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19
yfgcrse, Auction At Danville

:" AtaDahvi!le the other day B. G..
Fox, agent for Roy Wood, sold 20
head Of draft horses at auction in
Danvil1e at an average of $1o7
head The prices ranged from
S120 to $235 each.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19

Just received fresh fish and oys-
ters. We carry dressed poultry at
all times. Neff's, phone 431. tn
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19

Hauling of all kinds in our big
trucks. Rate reasonable. Phone
653. Sandlin Supply Co. 1t-p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19
THE WEATHER

Fair and continued cold tonight;
Friday partly cloudy and warmer;
rain in western portion.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19
Deas Socialist Candidate

Lansing. Mich, Feb. lq-Sutfl-
cient petitions to place the name
of Eugene V. Debs on the Michi-
gan preferential primary ballot as
a Socialist candidate for the pres
idential nomination, have been re-
ceived at the Secretary of States
office here. The primary will be
held April 5tf,. Debs is now in
federal prison.
FOR SALE-About, 100 shocks OF
fodder. w. w. Bioaddus & Co. 41--2
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19

FOR SALE-About 100 shocks of
fodder. w. w. Broaddus & Co:a41--2
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-19
PRIMARY ELECTION
BILL MAY LOSE
Hard Fight In House Over Meas
ure Changing Law-The
Legislature
s(By Associated Press)

Frankfort, KY. Feb. 19-By a
vote of q to 10 the Senate today
killed the minimum wage bill Of
fered by Senator R. c. Simmons
The Simmons anti-hand-book bill
which had passed the Senate was
called out of the committee in the
House this morning and given it
qrst reading.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-12-09

Miss Jessie Smith, Trio.
Miss Marie Gowdy, Trio.
Nesmith No. 81
P. B. Lockwood, Nesmith.
Miss Maud Judd, Nesmith.
Cantley No. 3S
Miss Ethel Shuler, Kingstree.
Miss Valena Hutto, Kingstree
Aimwell No SO
Wayside No. 40
Miss Ola Stanley, Lake City Route q
Trio No. Al
A. F. Register, Trio.
Miss Elizabeth Williams, Trio.
Vox No. AZ
Spring Bank No. A3
Miss Maybel Tyler, Kingstree.
Marion Branch No. As
Wee Nee No. 46
Mrs. Ellen Collette, Kingstree.
Belser's Cross Roads No. AZ
Miss Susan Gourdin.
Rock Branch No. 48
Miss Lyde Kennedy, Greelyville.
Miss Alice Montgomery, Greelyville
Carlisle No. 49
Miss Everlou Shuler, Cades.
Miss Caroline Evans, Cades.
Mulberry No. so
Miss Annie Lewis, Greelyville.
Miss Adria Lewis, Greelyville.
Turkey Creek No. 81
Johnson Swamp No. 81
Miss Docia Bruorton, Andrews.
Miss Harriet Bruorton, Andrews.
Bethel No. So
Miss Jane Erwin, Kingstree.
Singletary No. 81
Miss Lizzie Lewis, Leo.
Sandy Bay No. SIS
Mrs. Lille Mckenzie, Cades.
Mouzon No. Sc
Mrs. J. M. Duke, Kingstree.
McClary No. 81
Mrs. VIM. D. Rogers, Kingstree.
Mt. Vernon No. So
Miss Evelyn D. Berry, Gre"lyvi-le.
Suttons No. SO
Mrs. Ruth H. Chandler, Suttons.
Miss Fannie Huggins, Suttons.
Spring Gully No. 60
Miss Connie Thompson, Trio.
Piney Forest No. 81
Miss Mamie Smith, Andrews.
Miss Russell, Andrews.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-12-09

Miss Marian McCord, Kingstree.
Miss Marian Calvo, Kingstree.
Miss Elizabeth Spigner, Kingstree.
Mrs. E. A. Mcdowell, Kingstree.
Johnsonville No. Is
R. C. Cannon, Johnsonville
Miss Myrtle Woodberry, Johnsonville
Miss Matte Boylston, Johnsonville.
Miss Alma Chapman, Johnsonville.
Miss Susie Powell, Johnsonville.
Mrs. F.. L. Chapman, Johnsolville.
Hebron No. 19
G. w. Rister, Hebron.
Miss Hattie Mccormack, Hebron.
Miss Agnes Mccormack, Hebron.
Miss Vista McElveen, Hebron.
Greelyville No. %
w. M. Bonnor, Greelyville.
Miss Lawrence Harreson, Greelyville
Miss Nina Cox, Greelyville.
Miss Marie Knight, Greelyville.
Miss Cornelia Oliver, Greelyville.
Miss Frances Lotion, Greelyville.
Old Johnsonville No. %
Mrs. R. B. W. Dickson, Johnsonville
Miss Annie M. Epps, Johnsonville.
Miss Ellen Reese, Johnsonville.
Union No. "a
D. H. Dantzler, Principal, RHEIMS.
Cades No. 25
J. B. Bigham, Cades.
Miss Eula Ackerman, Cades.
Miss Annie Lee Alderman, Cades.
Indiantown No. q
Mrs. j. D. Cunningham, Nesmith.
Mrs. O'Dell Stuckey, Nesmith.
Miss Daisy Rollins, Nesmith.
Miss Virginia Wilson, Cades.
Cedar Swamp No. 2S
Miss Ila Gamble, Nesmith.
Miss Jennie Salters, Kingstree.
Miss jeanette Bigham, Kingstree.
Pergamos No. 29
Miss Pauline Stone, Lake City.
Mrs. Mary E. Bryan, Lake City.
Miss Myrtle Moore, Lake City.
Moss Grave No. 80
Mrs. w. D. Daniel, Cades.
Rough Branch No. 81
Miss Rosa Bruorton, CadeS.
Salters No. 80
Miss Lou A. Ferguson, Salters.
Miss Ellen T. Chandler, Saltcrs.
Miss Margaret Cooper, Salters.
Fowler No. 33
Lane No. "a
L. E. Kirkley, Lane.
Miss Frances Huges, Lane.
Mrs. Lois L. Cornette, Lane.
Miss Alice Connor, Lane.
Earle No. IS
Richard McGehee, Trio.
Miss Lorena Lawrence, Trio.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-12-09
LIST OF TEACHERS
In Williamsburg Schools for School
Year 1920-1921

Heinemann No. 2
Mrs. Martha G. Wolff, SalterS.
Miss Caroline Blackwell, Greelyville.
Suttons No.
Anderson No.
Miss Della Harrelson, THO.
Mrs. L. W. Hardy, Trio.
Sumter No. 6
Mrs. Pearl Sauls, Cades.
h King No. 7
Miss Dorothy Terry, Kingstree.
Bloomingvale No. s
Miss Eta Boyd, Kingstree.
4 Miss
4 Mingo No. 9
Miss Isla Cooper, Morrisviue.
4 Miss Elizabeth Warrell, Morrisville.
Midway No. IL
Amos Posey, Hemingway.
Hiss Mae Scott, Hemingway.
Miss Myri Guerry, Hemingway.
Miss Roberta Mills, Hemingway.
Hemingway No. IL
w. D. Halfacre, Superintendent, Hem
ingway.
Miss Ida Young, Hemingway.
Miss Cora Watson, Hemingway.
Miss Lois Dantzler, Hemingway.
Miss Mary Bell, Hemingway.
Miss Ruth Smith, Hemingway.
Miss Effie Zimmerman, Hemingway
Mrs. Elizabeth Eaddy, HEMINGWAY.
Miss Blondell Cockfield. Hemingway.
Miss Johnnie Atkinson, High School,
Hemingway.
Miss Eccie Cox. High School, Hem
ingway.
Miss Amy Eaddy, High School, Hem
ingway.
4 E. L. Rogers. Agriculture, Heming-
way.
Muddy Creek No. 13
j. D. Brown, Hemingway.
ia Florence Williamson, Heming-
lay.
Vido Brown, Hemingway.
kf Kingstree No. 16
w. Swittenburg, Superintendent,
- Kingstree.
&M. F. Montgomery, Principal, Kings
4 tree.
N. M. McCord, Agriculture. Kings
tree.
Miss Ruby Thorn, Kingstree.
Miss Eva Agnew, Kingstree.
Miss Floride Harper, Kingstree.
Miss Agnes Erckmann, Kingstree.
Miss Carrie E. Lancaster, K-ngstree
Miss Lila Babb, Kingstree.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Set e.-Ed-
Ta,I y N, b9n1i Of rS,.sn%ph; and Mi NJ.
th"res M;}Ss ~ Gno G NH hi. ." eau MY
w S married y.st.rnay at the brides
EpIssopal Church 81, a' ana MMss lsonI viii
.fisana5n. "a he Mr, fRSSah4 psrsanasS 4
Amhsr'' IN IN. nrrsss"ee OF a few VII,
lnnffiag9 FloSi IS. Garn mnst"s of 's wswpor;
N"' a"f as M' @os h.r sh4 q M hssa
fhEDEElckSnuRG VA. sept MIR.
Frcd"ricksburg. now o! Washington. an
1n"YfS IN u frpr9.ch!,"f mairissc 81 ,he
across The itarrhhannotk River from This
the Me,hoHt Ghaish % ,h iiE ciy i"T wyd
ncSd"y September L. at o'clock
lE.thEpEhicksbuEG. "a :; Sept Miss
AMI William Dre.t. OF Montana verc mar.
rlrd Ter, Day. ago, Tine m.rr!asn t"oh
Tormed by nev Mr Mullen. rhs bride is
M y"nnEesi daufhi.F Pf " w. brown;
i; Eusby, Mon;., ana has resided there
.kIiMAhNock. VA. sept. oscar
chiffon ami Mis- Lila Combs both rcsii-
lns, a l.aneastcg c9ur,hous': were. mar
father OF The bride amt rector OF the
Episcopal churches IN this county. The
groom ~ . son 81 William, Chiffon. cisri;
ia" bid" Is well known IN KIchtuond.
whe!r che grahuated from y l.u.;"'s Hos.
nlihi AZ trained nurse several years ago.
f"Lp"lug reception a. the home Of The
bride. NJ anu Mrs. chiffon len on the
20 baltimore and other EASTERN GILES
nIIAHLoTTESNiLI.E VA sept a.
h!chaIh G. Marshall % Richmond. aud
ai!s. Alma Ehrali. youngest daughter OF
" y Eheart. OF thiE city. were married
- moor iod.y a. ~ u.rson1ge Of t'e
Ing performed by the Rev. = y Niugncld.
SIR ana MTH. Marshall will :eslGe ia Rich
npnI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
Attempts Channel
Swim, but Fails
Annette Kelie1mdn Tried
T3Olce TO SaOim Long
Distance.
ne Assoe!.trl rress !

by Associated frtsS
LONDON, Sept. For the second
the English Channel and failed, Mr..
Arthur hamilton. daughter o. ~:
late Sir Charles and Lady Fair'Ic
garet's Bay last evening at 6;lo
o'clock with cape Girls Nez. near
Calais, as her objective. TIKI, morn
attempt near the South Goodwin
Sands
Mrs. Hamilton way the first woman
TO maze the trial sine" Annette Eel
iiilda willing, AN English woman.
Intends 10 attempt swimming the
channel in the near future.
Mrs. Hamilton was ~ ~. water Tor
twelve hours and says she got TO
within nine miles Of the French
coast. She attributed her failure TO
reach Frame to tins heayy seas and
declared, she had accomplished what
She sct out 10 dO-to set . record for
women swimmers Mrs. Hamilton as
try again next year TO swim the
channel
Annette Keilemau in 1905 twice e.-
sa yeh TO swim across the Eugilah
chnnn.l In July OF that year sac
WAS said 20 have swum for five hours
then being compelled 10 give up on
account of schsIckness on August
~ IA" thirteenth anniversary Of
Captain Matthew W.hb'S successful
swim across the channel. Miss Keller
man again WAS reported to have been
overcome by s-asiChncss after swim
ming six miles and abandoned her
efforts To- reach the French coast
Aside from Captain Webb, the only
DINER person TO swim the Engli sh
channel was T.. W Burgess who
mad" the trip on September 5-G, 1911.
Webb'E time was twenty -oTe hours
fortS-h'e minutes. and that Of Bur
CESS twenty-five hours thirty We
minutes.
The distance across the channel
from Dover TO Calais is about twenty
one mileE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
Y0NANS SEEK AID FOR
ARMENIAN SUFFERERS
Were Connected with American Col
IcEc In Persia Vntil Forced
tu l'lcc by Turks.

Richmond organizations which wili
give place on their fail programs
10 first hand reports of deportations
o. armenian women and girls ~ toe
Turks are asked to communicate with
Mrs Isaac NJ. fonan. OF 1870 Park
Avenue. DIR. and Mrs. Youan were
connected with the American College
at urmia, Persia. until they wer"
forced TO nee in the deportations VI
1918 and arrived in this country u
year ago. They came TO Richmond
from Charlotte. y. G.. and are NOV
ns into their permanent home here
this week Or. fonan is now on
speaking tour OF the United states
lu tNe interests Of relief in the Near
East.
Dr and Mrs. Yonnn both say tnat
tn" need OF funds TO rr-establish hun
drcds Of thousands OF refugees who
are now being repatriated Is great. as
they must have agricultural implc-
ments and other machinery, as we'll
as food and clothing. with which 10
again take uD their lives. Splendid
work IL is affirmed is being done by
the American committee IN this re-
.pcc,. but continued support is ncces-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
lIuiiiIIcrilIckcl.

NJ =. kinsalc PUN crnickcl IL
the rye bread u'ed hy the West
phni!an peasants. which In some other
parts Of Germany is considered "a
great deiicacv. THE iOavcs are some
times sixty pounds IN weight. The
name - said 10 have orig inated in
the saying OF II French cavalry Of
Hgcr who rejected the bread with
disgust. saying ii was only Bon
pour Nicolas that *. fit or good
for Nicholas. mis- horse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
She Wa. In Love

she felt rising within her an inward
repulsion 10 Lord Eidderminster's
rpauner of wooing tina, night OF ."c
bohemian rcvel She had seen 100
much Of drink when she was young.
IN the shabby I.imehousc Section II
London. and she was no. prone 20
take stock in proicstatiors os n
lection when alcoholic. II weg like
Sally. that was. because she had the
heart Of I. ch;!d though she had seen
ho;h sides Of lifc-the smooth ami
the senmy $aZimova. greatest OF tn"
worlds actresEes. comes to the screen
again as this cockncy heroine in the
compelling human play. The Heart
Of Child" See IL today and tomvr-
row at the Odcon Thcater.
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'Thc Prince Chap" I:dward Peple's
comedy, in which Cyril Scott scored
80 cmphaticaily for three years. has
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again today and tomorrow The pie
turc is an appealing story OF artist
life in London. Thomas Mcighan has
the leading role. ard the cast ina
cludeS Lila Lee, Kathlyu Williams aud
Theodore koslon. IL is Paramount
Aircraft.