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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03
BROOKLYN PARTY
HERE At NIGHT
Tourists Arrive Too Late
To Take Auto Ride
Over City

The Chamber 90 Commerce held a
nciatcd reception rr the 100 members
OF The brooklyn Eagle outing party
which passed through here last night
on their way back to Brooklyn AFTER
a months -four OF the United States.
The train arrived ~ 10 O'Clock last
night and stayed IN She city until
3.3o O'Clock. Arrangements h6r been
made b. the Chamber II Commerce
TO eive h party automobile rides
about the city az s o'clonk when the
train was expected. The ride was
given IA on o % The delay.
a reception committee from the
Chamber 90 Commerce met the train
and distributed IsAmphlets md de,
scr1Ytiva folders 81 Albuquerque 81
the travellers. The men were invited
to take advantage Of the Y. ~ G. A..
plunge. The Pred Harvey curio room
wls Kept open for tho visitors and a.
few inainns with their gay colura ana
drums added 30 the general atmos-
phere around tho station.
Tho brooklyn Eagle party d. MAX
ing a tpur of the n%atiunnl parks Of
the soufhwcst for the purpose 81
stimulating American parks. The trip
b. made az the invitation ~ The Euv-
rrnmcnt, ISSUED hy Secretary ianc ~
the Department 20 the interior.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03
COUNTY 100000
4 RICHER THE TAX
! RETURNS SRCN


I8k a4ses.ha4n| col 1870 vii show
b. HTa4ih 81 Ucf14l1io county 50
~lnnItaNnd since lfIa ~ 4npruHi
|ANI1ir 4i.tHVeou, According 20
tnhea ~ Hntil cnunfy ~nsHp1eor.
.f. Eteni predicts that ihe tax rates
M She county a. leasi via MOI BE
HN HiHhff fhah lasl yr1r
NA4Naft NuIlaI4NnH Tor 1918 we're
~Hf4f4UnH Ard Nnk year Will 80 np-
41.1In4 lfy 10 t44.bnu.0oo The IN
Ifthan represents rerf little building.
Ara All. nnthl 4Inrf much q me-
tHiiIaInn noN rHInN on nnd not h1tn
I.nfiad u4in 1ftef 1auumrt nut b
Sac uIninIf - Ine5t44td t~aiunltrn on
IlIsIneIa aintk4 tr4 farm uruu41t4.
1arltAlAlit north ~ She city.
There has hean no depreciation 81
rrIue4 allowed In this assessment
Merchants |f he city Whose stock
I9aa raised around $500 VF1 hast ,faf
~ ihe ehte IaN cnnfn|saipn. n4rr
thlnutaflIt allowed she same yalua-
fItGH fonlne III for ahseasuaknt has
$50 been ~f.snonrihh for the Increase.
14ln fenrraf livestock Valuation -
IssNrIrf Ihnn Formerly.
Mr.. noonl IA % the opinion that
10 tax rate To- this year Will o be
IIoroa1ed a. fnt a. the rouriy y con
1ffred but thai 4 raise via probably
rnmo Ia the tIlY. ~ A. horriF pos
thIlt iaas the county rails maf he de-
lfaaenu. Inf le11 rate IN thc city
~ 82a.1s ntf housanA. which was
decreased ahuut SO PER thuusn1ad
4tar the proxiuua Nj VIII hkfiy
tlme % 70 about $500 he prophe-
.IlII.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03

routine business of the organization
occupied the attention ~ The min
isterr during the session.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03
Percy Granger
Concert Tonight

Percy Granger composer and
uianlft. vii appear az the High
fchoci nnd,forium tonight IN q con-
cerf that should BE- Of unusual merit
nounced ~ an unusually attractive
one. Tha advance seat sale has been
rond and the Fortnightly club under
whose auspices he appears. hopes 10
have n fpii hogse this evening.
Inff,-lF Year, aFo thefe we're unly
i've nlntea Q ffhe uulon IN which ~o
mcu were prItilcgcd TO rractice law
riley Wefc 1hinc Illinois. Wisconsin,
Nirspurl and Iowa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03
Baptisss to Enlarge
Sunday School Rooms

All n recnut meeting OF he FIrst
naniiaf church. ne congregation
taicd 10 Improve me upper story Of
~ new sunday school addition p
d committee was appointed 10 COM
Auli r. n. chrisu. archiiecti In re-
card 20 the plans and ask for bids
lsara contractors 70 he s1hmitted 70
ne church members for approval.
This committee win report 81 the
fteular business meeting 81 the
church "Wednesday evening. u 10
estimated that the Improvement viii
tnft tsoO on $1,000. All members are
urged tc be al the meeting Wednea-
day orcnlnF.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03

DENVER. Nav 8.-Eaus Cahnllus.
otherwise JIM uho draws Pete l1an-
nCrt's hack here, natted an expressive
eve and inhibited hs bii ard rlprcd al
the photo " Councilman prnakc. who
would haf ali horses from unr cii,'s
STREETS.
Whoa. 1imf- said Pete what
tho Remnan wants 10 know is-what
do you think % this Eus PrDsko,"
lin Showed MA worn teeth urd
iarEaod a noble hcire laugh. Neigh.
neigh. duoti he N looks like a
hofsr on az. but he cant get away
With ~ Tn Htli fhelpcr than ma
chinefy Tor many kinds OF work ?
Neigh Neigh AIR. proaiei height
neisb.~
He addcd-so Pete translated j..
am how.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03
HOSPITAL DRIVE
OPENS TOMORROW
Luncheon at Noon at Y.
c. Committees
Announced

Judge ~. r.. Hickey. chnifman OF the
Cnndron's Charity Hospital fund
cali announces thnt the ecnii' Tor
funds for the Chlldren's Charity Hos
plial fund. VIII be made ln tho cltN
ami county Wednesday. Thursday. and
Friday, 81 this week.
A noon-day luncheon for prciimi-
nary organization Will BE- held at tho
~. VI q. A. cafeteria. Tuesday noon
i-:th sharp An uniceIs and mcm-
hers 81 b committees arc requested
60 Doe present, Noon day -luurhconH
VIII he served cech day during the
drive at tho Y. ". q. A. cafeteria.
where reports Of the work acComs
plishcd VIII also De brought.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03
Obregon's Troops
Near Mexico City

uhreron revolutionary loader, opcr-
ating in southern McNlcu. ave reach
ca ToNcuco. four miles from san Ia
aaF0 a suburb 81 Mexico ci!y, ac-
roriing 90 an announcement made
this afternoon hy Juan Rico 81 the
publicity staff of the evolutionary
army OF tho northwest, with head
quarters here.
General o~brecou's forces reached
Tcxcoco yesterday, routing the fed
cral troops ncrc. according 20 senior
Rico. General Onrcron himself Is
az cuautln, Murclos, organizing his
forces in Moreios and Guerrero for
"a concerted drive upon The Mexican
capital.
The fedora. forces al TeNcoco num-
hcred about 1000 mon. under the
%couEuand 90 Gcnerai Manuel W cNon-
zaies ~ 0lts said "a military head
luar trrs here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03

DENVER May sAThe city b no
place for the horse. SAYS City Council
man Theodore ~, Proake. who used
10 DO "a blacksmith. rrorkc has in
troduced an ordinance making % r.
mlsdcmraror 10 drive q horse on the
streets OF Denver
n am Tor the horse slys proske.
WORKING on paved streets hurts the
horses feet. Their putcc Is n the
country.
Gasoline is More efficient and a
motor truck zoe 81 better job than e.
horEe-drawn wagon.
I'm trying to educate people TO
sec that n tho age Of the motor truck
Isn't here now. IL VIII be In a Few
years
The police. fire and excise commit
zee is considering tho proposed ordin-
ance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-03

The Herald is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want out
Want Ads by giving Results.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
MOLE HILL MAY BECOME
SCENIC MECCA OF STATE
Mountain Near Hnrri<onhurlS VIII he
ifnuEht mud improved, Accord
ing to- report.
iSper!nl to The T!mcs- D!spatch. !

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
liAIRlSONRCRG. VA. Dec. "a
Mule Hill. an elevation near here ris-
Ing. above III" sea level 1870" feet,
may br made an observation point
for tourists OF the Valley. and for
l"ca. rNcurs.oEists. according To a
statement iaadc yesterday 10 the ef-
fec: thai :. local business man would
purchase the summit and Il portion
OF the side aud improve Il.
The panoramic view Q: th. sur
rounding county for miles has long
"c"n familiar 70 local parties who
climb TIC ridge on picnic occasions.
Al times during damp. lark nights.
sudden flashes. like the auroral
light. have been seen 70 shoot up
ward from the sides and cr.s; OF the
Hill. and. after remaining for tiine
a snimricring halo about the summit.
TO disappear. only 10 give place To
others that follow during the course
OF the night.
THIS; IL IN part accounted for by
tn: geologic composition OF the mass
fo:lnin:: the hin. which Is "a Dasaltic
rock, that il altogether foreign to
that found in n. vicinity. Speci-
mems OF hou!Gcra found have
blotches of jet black crystals. with
edges that are sharp and keen cut
ting as glass. which are said 10 re
hornblendc. from which radiun is
made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
Make Your Own
Gray Hair Remedy

Mrs. y. Dixon. 4 wcll-known Brook
Ign trained nurse. made tho following
statement regarding gray hair:
"Streaked. faded or gray hair can be
quickly turned black. brown or light
brown, by the use OF the following
remedy that you can make NJ home:
Merely get Il box Of OricX powder
at amy drug store. II costs very lit
tie and no extras to buy. Dissolve
II in OF. OF distilled or rain water
and comb 1t through the hair. Full
directions for mixing and use and n
gold bond guarantee come in each
box. Ono box Will las; you for
months.
1T Is safe: II does not rub on. is
not sticky or Sumny, and leave the
hair nuffy. II will make n gray
haired person look twenty years
younger."-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
WILSON ELECTED HEAD
OF GOOD ROADS BODY
Committee, Representing Civic
Clubs, Plan Drive for Member
bcrSllDS-{s0ul 1.US5.

PETERSBURG, VA. Dec. 22.-R. 4.
Wilson has been chosen chairman Of
,he Petersburg good roads committee.
representing the Chamber Of Com
incrce. Young business Mems club.
Woman's League and civic League
To have tlarge of the membership
campaign OF the Virginia Good Roads
Association. This selection was made
1T meeting Of prominent men and
women Interested in highway dcvel-
opment for which the Virginia Good
Roads Association TX working.
J. Nelms was selected as vice
chairman. Miss Annie V. Mann. sec
rotary. and w; ID. Cole treasurer: TN.
committee Will be assisted by II. e.
Myers. W. S. Lyon. II. $. Seward
]. y. Cameron. W. NJ Martin. Mrs
Harvey Seward. Mrs. w w. Towncs.
Jr.. Mrs. T.. J. Nixon, Mrs. W. II. VIII
cox and Mrs. Irwin Moon and others.
representing different organizations
and groups. Plans are already be-
!ns formed for the exhibition of tho
iiYe-rcel good roads moving picture
of the State. "Virg iEia's New Hour"
The showing OF this picture OF every
section o: tn. state Will probably
he made At Il goods roads mass meet
INK.
Enlargement OF the membership
Of the Virginia Good Roads Associa-
ton is being undertaken 10 Increase
sentiment for better roads through
out the state and To provide funds
TO carry on good roads educational
work To reach every NOOK and cor
ncr OF the Old Dominion and point
the way 10 the great development;
which VIII come with the building
OF highways.
Petersburg NH he asked to far
nish l.G2j memberships. The in
tens!vc canvass for members viii be-
gin January 10 and continue through
January ID, tn: committee nag de-
c!dcj.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
FIRE LOSS AT CALLAO
HIGH SCHOOL $4,000
rthumbcrIand County InstItutIon
VIII he Closed for M0nth,-No
building Available.

ISpcclhI % Tho Times DIspntttl
iEAIiSNlLI4E. VA. Dee 22-Tcn
Thousand dollars Was the figure given
tod1! III an estimate Of the damage
10: fire when the cailao High school
Of Northumberland County WAS
burned To the ground last Friday.
only $1,000 insurance was carried on
the building.
The cause of the nre is Unknown
with two theories advanced. pcfcc-
tive wiring j. thought by some To be
hc cause. while boys smoking Gig
arcites and carclcssly throwing them
away at an entertainment earlier in
the evening IL ;hc theory advanced
by others.
u ~ said shat the high school Will
HAY" 10 b" closed .or several months
as there Us not even temporary
buildin:; Ia the county available for
this purpose. 80 thoroughly was il
equipped. Prof. FRANK =. Brent. for
mcrly o. Richmond. is the principal!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
NEW TURBINE INSTALLED
IN NEW CANTON, VA. MIL
Wood Working Plant Expects tx
p"nhfon In Spring when Boom In
t.Mmhcr Nurlncns Is InOISeI for.

Special 10 Tho Times Dispatch.
NEW CANTON. VA, Dec. GA
nc" and modern turbine has recent
~ been installed In the New canton
NILS here. and will be used TO opcr-
AT" wood working machinery pr!n-
cipaily IL is understood that con
tracts Vii b" had TO cut vast guam
titles OF noOr!ng and ceiling out o..
nat'N" p!n". beginning next spring
"n"n building boom is expected.
The product viii probably be
shipped To New Jersey and New York
CITY. Prices ar" expected 10 advance
SHARPLY IN al lumber lines from the
present low level Lumber men cx-
press satisfaction VIII! conditions
and h"l!cve that the present slump
Viii eventually work TO the good Of
the lumber business. as il appears
TO ,hcm that II viii opcrat. to begin
n building era early next spring.
vast quantities OF ties are being
shipDcd from tho Scw Canton B!diurr.
many carloads b"!ni; sent 10 the Penn
s?ivan!a Railroad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
SENATOR BYRD ELECTED
HEAD OF APPLE GROWERS
Succeeds John q. Cnth-r, Who wn.
lncliE ibir for Hc-Etcctinn Under
.ArsOclatIun's ~ -I.nNs.

TSprclnl 70 The Tlints- D.spntcN.
WlNcIiESTER VA. Dec. 22.-Scna
tor H. +. Byrh has been unanimously
elected president OF III. Frederick
county Apple Growers Association.
Huccc.dlnE John 6. Gather. who. un-
der the hy-layvs, was ineligible for
Ts-cl"ct!rn. Phil II. Gold was elected
Vice. president.
Mr.. Byrd recommended that a state
or Federal Inspector be secured to
certify TO the pack 81 apples AT the
packing houses Se established. as in
West virginia: that advertising and
selling committees hc maintained
tnat spraying expert be employed
permanently. ana that matter OF col
Icctlvc purchasing lac considered.
Enorts VIII be made 20 have a sub
station % the United States Depart
mcnt OF AsrIcultu-" located herr
Marketing ard Packing was the
subject % an address by ". s. Camp
field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
WINCHESTER BANKER
HURT IN AUTO M|sHAP
james ID. Russell and Wife Injured
When Machine Skiddcd Near
frederick, Md.

WINCHESTER VA, Dec. g.
james -. Russell. banker. capitalist
ami railroad director. and Mrs Rus
sell We're seriously cut and bruised
about n. head and shoulders. and
suffered severe nervous .,ltuckB to-
day, when their touring car skiddcd
and upset near Frederick Md. whit.
en- route 10 Washington 10 hoard a
train 10 spend Christmas with their
children living in New York The
SHOCK was so severe they were UNI
abb. 20 speak fer some time. being
taken 20 Frederick city hospital.
10th were pinned under the ear
Their children. -Dr. James J. Rus
sell. Marshall II. Russell and Mrs.
Gardner W. Brown. Of New York
and Harry X. Russell Of Wiuchcs-
ter. are with them tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
NEW BRIDGE COMPLETED
&. a a., hallway Structure. Connect
Ing New Canton with nrcmo,
Opcnrd IN pubIIr

iNp'tihI Z" Tho TIWcE-Dispattt.l
NEW CANTON. VA. Dec o2-'rhe
ncw iron bridge across James River
connecting New Canton with Bremo.
/" "rw complete.
Tnia bridge. though built by The
chesapeake and Ohio Railway is used
also hy the county road system as y
general hr!dvc. and Will probably be
"Sed when The north and south high
way. which passes through New Can
ten and i:reiro. ~ finished
II * understood here that work
on this o. ghw.y nor OF Brnno VIII
rommcH"" early in the spr!a. En-.
Ein""-s have hc.n here for three
months surveying various routes
across the river. and north 10 Fork
Union
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
OLD LAW REPEALED
Norfolk City Council Amends 58-Ycnr
Old ordinance Fixing Minimum
Age .f POoIroom IIsbiturs.

NORFOLK, VA, Doc 32.-Eecause
welfare agencies. such IS the Y. VI.
g. a, permit minors 10 use pool ia
hlcs. tn. Norfolk City Council ycster-
day amended a iifiyyear- old .orIi
nance placing the minimum age for
poo,room hahItucs ~ eighteen years.
instead Of twcnty-Ouc. II was brought
out at tic hearing that thousands of
sailors not yet at their majority fire.
pucntly cause serious trouble when
refused privileges in licensed pool
rooms. not understanding the law and
feeling ina, they are Disseminated
against when denied what they can
freely do in welfare ORGANIZATIONS or
al the naval operating base.
The ordinance repealed by the
Council was passed shortly after lie
Civil War
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
.P[AN TO USE MOTOR
TRUCKS ON RAILROAD
Winchester and Western viii Run
More and Shorter Trains
hy This Method,
Specl;l To The Times Disputt.li.l

SpeC!iti 20 The Times Disputrh.i
W iNcliESTER. VA. Dec. 22.-The
Winchester and Western halfway
Company. whose line from this c!ty
TO Waricnsviile. ". Va. is almost
completed. is said ~ nave success
fully worked out u plan whereby
powerful motor trucks. equipped with
Hanged wheels. VIII be- used Instead
q: steam locomotives.
The passenger ard freight trains
WIZ be shorter than thosc usually
hauled b. steam power. hut there
VIII be more trains. Practical tests
made recently with a small :utomo-
bile icd the officials Of ihc COMPANY
To experiment with powerful trucks.
and the scheme has been found to
work admirably, IL was stated today.
Trains VIII bc running into ward ems
Vile within month. II IL declared.
That town mas assumed q boom at
InOSplcrc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
Thief Takes Shoes and
Overcoats From Sleeper

Especial TO The TInics-D ispn tch.)
Pf?rEKSBuNG, VA, Dee. 22-
While waiting for "a late train In
the passenger station ut Mckcn-
ncy. VA. Nonsiny night. ~. W.
CcilIs. OF this city. fell nslccp ON n
bench. after removing his shoes
md ovcrroni. and placing the lat
ter under his head.
When h- awake short time
later both his shoes md OvcrcOnt
nnh S0fd watch had hccn stolen
~ nont0nc who left no trace of
his Identity. How the thief re-
moved the coat from under his
bend without disturbing him II
the rrrpic,inE problem Of CclIIn,
VINO today reported his experience
To tho police of this city.
MINUS hfS cont and watch. nnd
IN his socks, CrlllS hOnrtIcd tho
train md reached HIS home In thIs
city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
ORANGE GROCERY COMPANY
BUILDING BURNS TO GROUND
Fire Destroys Property Valued nj
SiOo.'hS-Sprcnd OF Flames
Prevented.
Especial to The Tiines-Dispatch.l

Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Va. Dee. -.
The large brick Building or the
Orange Grocery Company, Inc. at
Orange, was destroyed by a ire OF
unknown origin, together with tho
stock OF goods. several da:s ago.
time teror. IL VAS discovered in tn.
top story. making Il impossible 10
save the building. The iir" was con-
itncd TO the grocery building.
The loss is over 100000. with in.
surancc on stock, $4,000; building
$4,000; fixtures. 81 900: elevator
1900. total, sSI.1O0. Tho company is
composed OF Larkin Wills. prcsi-.
d"ni: Dr. l. :. Ricketts,, vice presi-
dent; y V, Warren. secretary treas
nrGr. and number of otLcr stock
holders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
STEAMER RUNS INTO BANK
WHEN RUODER GIVES WAY
baltimore Hound Rout, with Normal
school Girls Abonrd. Beackes
In TNppnhannOrk.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
FREDERICKSBURG VA No, 90

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.j
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Dec. 90
The steering gear on Steamer Cal
vert broke while it was rounding
River Sunday afternoon. and tho
steamer ran into the bank Just off
Bciredere Farm, six and one half
miles below the city.
The Calvert was en- route to Ball
timore and intermediate landings.
and included in her passenger list
were number of students OF the
fredericksburg State Normal School
on their way home for the Christmas
holidays.
The steamer was able to get aioat
at high tide during the night and
the steering gear having been re-
paired. she continued on her trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
IMPERS0NATOR OF FLYING
ACE WANTED BY POLICE
bridegroom Who RcgIstcrcd nj Flor
Ida Hotel nv Eddie Rici.cn-
bnChcr NrrcStcI.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Dec. "a
y joan 10" warrant WAS issued her.
t""a!. charging .mbczZlcment agaInst
"a" NAH who's wedding at ST. Angus
t!ne Monday gave rise TO reports ,ba ,
Captain Eddi. Hickcnhachcr. Amer:-
can aviator had been married there.
:, to'eE:rtm from CAPTAIN Rir;,.n
barhcE. who ia on the Pacific coast,
h!sc!"Scd the error last night. rhc
"arr"nt Va, signed h.. Cha :rs pay.
4 Motel proprietor
Emhezzicment OF a sum OF money
from Mr.. Day ny John Doe. alias
Eddie Rickcnbachcr." il charged i'm
inc warrant. NJ. Day has offered !,
q. the man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
Juhr. Grant. Ann. Parole.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ga seven
day Christmas parole 10 visi; his
mother IN Norfolk. Va, whom he mas
not seen for 1--WE years. was granted
TO Charles Morgan. former army
captain. today by Justice Gould IL
;hc District Supreme Court.
horJ - ,n;.,'n,' IN, ,r,,,,t
return Il, the end of the Period 10
the district Jail. where he was await
ing sentence. having pleaded guilty
10 raising = check. Morgan was ar
rested in Alaska. He served in ihc
Canadian forces and later as cap
tain in the American army overseas
during tho war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
CONVICT GIVEN PARDON
AS CHRISTMAS PRESENT
Iscrtic PuGinb-rE.r WINS Working ou
State Rnnds When Order Came
From Governor,

WINCHESTER. VA. Dec. o2.-I:.r-
tie Pufinbc!Ger. OF Frederick Coun-
y. who less than two months ago
began serving years sentence on
Inc state roads near here, : :; break
ing INTO 4 country store Was given
"A much welcomed Christmas present
yesterday By Sheriff panne;;. who
handed MIN conditional pardon
from Governor Davis upon iii, re-
commentator OF the prosecuting at
iorncy.
: Fc was hard q; work IN tho nlcaS
wind on the Winchester IIoycc road
when told OF his luck ifn al once
threw OF his prison sarh for "civ!.s"
and went home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
JUDGE SAYS SALT LAKE
BABIES ARE BEING SOLD
Juvenile Court, In Report to Cover
nor, Declares Regular Traffic In
Infants Being Carried On.

by Associated Press.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH, Dec. 90.
-Declaring that hundreds OF babies
arc being literally sold in Salt Lake
every year. Judge hugo II. Auder-
son. OF the local Juvenile Court. in
his biennial report TO the Governor.
recommends that legislation be in
troduccd to prevent the continuance
of the traffic
He condemns Tho adoption proceed
!mgs as 1T present carried out In
the courts. stating that they are
handled informally and DEGREES en-
tered as a matter az cour2c. tho
courts having no means whereby to
make Investigations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
Wants Panh indie
Ced-d 10 Virginia

WiNCHESTEN. VA. Dec. -
How 10 change the nnn~ NJ
Charles Town. Jefferson County,
w. Va. In order tn avoid railrond
and postal confusion with Ckarlrs-
ton, the state Capital. EtIfI is pun
ziinE officials of Shr sent oI def
fcrs"n County. but n Way out II
suEGcs;cd by Craighill Perry. II
tnrhnrr resident, now OF Dog.lusa,
In. WI" writes that about the
Drkt thing to do "svUuld bc tO de-
light TIE hearts of our older citI-
GEMS and have Jefferson County
.hiftcd back into the Old Domin-
ION. from whence il WAS stoien."