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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
SARATOGA RESULTS

FIRST race-fiye ana one-half furIonry-
MaHoufirsM. 10 tHIdaJ. 10 !. 10 3
10 b. non. WachupTeGEU". icJ (ScAui.!urerD
20 l. 10 = 10 D, second: The A.ly ila
tIp!Tsy). . 10 !. " 10 .. 10 .. tlIird. Time
~ 80 IuuahzHy. s.apl1Hiye. WIN a. the
WNp. Cabin Crock. Ear. MaChlcayeiIi.
"a: = ..,i. ne'!e. Danc!n. Maid. Vic and
secgm4 ce-tnL!e-At;s.noon, 100 ,wlda).
70 u ~. to ;. afst: YcllOwhuud. igs
ntat"r(.- tlD 10. to 4. out. SECOND. "cst-
third. Tame. 1881 twee. Music. captain
Alcock and fai.un bore ran.
Ih!rt ro:e-Hyc and one-hai! furlongs-
serspla. 10 tSChnttinEcrl. IL to l. 10 j.
10 /. won: Ii.ldur. lis tSAnde). ) to :
10 D. to .. second D5rtmoor ll5 am
brose). to ). to G. TO 5. third. Time
rs 20. The BagEaEe. BerTnont. PaPan
ran, Secretary. Ar.pnhos, StcplIEhtly. Joan
Marie. BroomHpun. Devastation ran.
Fourth observation-disclosures. i.C tEandc).
10 !. 70 8. OF. won: kdSina. H. ,Fair-
broth"r!, 70 10 ! to o. out second: k!uE
A.Dert. ~ tSchuttinger). TO ]. : % 10. out.
Flfth rare-,n!!e--Fath. rs tE.oEhJ. 4
70 !. 10 &. S 10 0. won. Thh Lamb. igi
tFaioGb. % !. to :. even. Icconu, YOun.
hGNm. ~ iJuhnsCuD. 8 to ;, to o. 10 ,.
tnlri. Tins. i:.s. S--y!cS star. our birth
day. F!zcr ana Dark Iiili ran.
sign Tacc-A!I fgrlOnss--La Rabiec. 10
tJohntnn). y 20 ]. ' 10 !. 10 :. won
Ethel Gray. lei Cheated. ; TO s. to ~
- :. second. The Seph.w. 10 callahan.
W!nuoakie. Ola Lee. Satkei. GoGIe Rose.
YUng CHING. EgcoSar. our Maid. Klicair'.
Lay DeyeTwcky. Is!sh Dancer. Maucha
MtyFBU! Eau.
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WINCHESTER is WITHOUT
LEGAL CITY OFFICIALS
Mnyor-tirrt mud Six Councilmrn APP
pnrcntiy Have Failed to Qualify
before Court.

Especial to The Times DtSpatchD
WINCHESTER, VA. August Z4.-It
developed today that neither Mayor
elect ". ". Glass. nor any of the
six City Councilmen who were elected
required by law, before they may en-
ter upon their duties September |.
and officials fear a difficult situation
has arisen. The terms Of the Cor
poration Court begin on the THIRD
Monday OF the month. but there is
no August term. which is a vacation
month; hence there will be no regular
term OF court until September 20.
Present Indications are that the
city, VIII be without legislative or
administrative government for at
least twenty days unless some way
out OF the dilemma IS found. The
only suggestion thus far heard is for
the new osicials 10 go ahead with
their duties without qualifying and
then, at the September term OF court
have their official acts leEalizcd By
u nunc pro tune order OF the court.
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WINDSOR RESULTS

Frat rAce--slS Observation-Disclosures u.
iOb uiennsdyl. $50. .thiIi: fine III
Last One and high Wsy.. yan.
second l!lH--.'! aylurrc. lQ7 (W!l-
ilsl, t.0, 400. $50. won: Eulsh =. lC5
,Colti,-ttD, N. 10 seCond: Viva Me-
Gee, lni iHunp 5.tt. third Time
i;ts a-t. Mystc!!5us Girl. Accelerate. lin
Hastings Mark West and Nulcanita ran
Third rnce--siS furiUryy Ga rfnnuSial-.
los twalisy. s 40. 3 90 out. won: F.iero.
lO2 tEcrartl!D. 800. out. second. Sew.,l
Combs, iI9 tS9.iinsl. op,. third. Time
Fourth rAce:-3rnlle-Azytai. iis, twalisl.
iIl9. ,7o ,secogt soInrps. io:. tk.nnodyI.
Gaptain. j. YoriIst. st Pau. MaiIowsaot.
Fluh rsc.--mil- and Observation-Disclosures
J.. !oa ulueD, G.tN. 10. 100. won: Dr.
Carmen. To-. tTuuistorhD, : 80. 50. nee
on1; War club III 'Waiisb. tb6 third
TIM 80. KING John. io!te and Water
Sixth raee-nii- ana u ouar.er-Ken-
,urky BOY los 'Fcplt--l 5.2g 30 . 40
won: Garbage. llJ tCoiilllctN. lC.ag. 10 90.
f79H1; H-aSio l,r ls0 z,I .h.Ta
linpG
s"f1ss .2t 100 ' 80; 10
SO hfrd, TTii inc1a:SSo Sold NG nnsR.
.rrorhy. A!rtr.er. Don Dodge and Ss-
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|OMEN GOLF FAVOR|TEs
LEAD CHICAGO TOURNEY
|ss Dorino Itavanuugh Eliminates
Miss Ernestine Penrce-NIrs.
Perry Fiskc Wins Her Match.

1'HlCAGO. August 2i.-Complction
the first round OF match play In
e championship flight OF tho wom-
is Western Golf Association tour
ineai at Oak Park today. found
PSI OF tho fGyoriteA still In the run
Miss Erncstinc Pearcc. of the sko-
tehted Miss Dorinc kavanangh.
icago Golf Club, 4 and 3, but Mrs.
|rry Fiskc. of DelSalb. H.. title
|ider: Mrs. Melvin Jones. Glen Oak.
|rday: Mrs. ). $. Pritchard Myra
f'lmer). Battle Creek, Mich. former
|ampion. ana other wcll-known
|iyers. won their matches.
Results Of today's championships
fiy follow:
Mrs. Perry Fiskc, DeKalb. Ill. de-
|itod Mrs. +. Il, HARDWOOD. Olympia
|elds. . and l. Miss Frances Had
ia; milwaukee,. defeated Mrs. q. y.
lhbcrx. Olympia Fields. Z and C;
~ Edith Cummings, Onwentsia. Dc
|ated Mrs; l.. j.. Rein. one up. Mrs.
y. Pr!tchard. Battle Creek. Mich.
fcated Miss Helen Tiilo,son. To-
10. and ); Miss Elizabeth Klotz,
dian I'M. defeated Miss Marjorie
|iwards. Midlothian. 8 and s.; Mrs.
q. S:arbuck. Columbus. defeated
G up; Miss Marion burns. Kansas
)ty. defeated Miss Vida I.lcwcliyn.
luGranpc, and .: Mrs. Melvin Jones.
| en- oak. defeated Mrs. John Worlcy.
L, Aurora. ILL.,. 3 and .; Mrs j. W.
IpuRlaa fvangton. wa defeated hy
SIS Louise Fergus. TIcnnvicw. 3 and
Miss Carolyn Lee. BE vcriy. defeated
7ss Marie Powers, Glen Oak. and
Miss Ruth Ge!lfus. Fiossfnoor. de-
Eated Mrs. T.. J. JeNrIea. EdRcwatcr.
and .; Miss Dorinc KavanauEh.
Elicago. was defeated by Miss ErncE-
ne Poarce. SkoIsIc. 4 and 3: Mrs. T.
Let's. Jr. DHwcntsia, defeated Miss
Panels Kellogg. Indian Hill, z and
Mrs. David Gaut. Memphis. Tenn.
|fcated Mrs. ~. y. Sterrctt. Hutchin-
n. Kan, 6 and s; Miss Edna Dixon
|'onomowoc, Wis. was defeated by
rs. -. G. Stevenson, indianapolis. 2
|id ]: Mira. l.. G. Quentin. t,dgewood
Heated Miss Vcro Gardiner. Glen
|ih. two up.
Among the FIRST arrivals today was
Db Gregory. OF Birmingham. present
|ne holder. who VIII defend his it'll.
|;ainst a mum Der Of players from his
'me city as well as other golfers Of
G state. DR.. y. j.. Harris OF Biz
inEha,n. former state champion
|id president Of the association. also
rived today. Finals in all flights
III DC CDr,Dlctrd SATURDAY.
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JACK DEMPSEY TO FIGHT
GEORGES CARPENTER
Tex Itickard To Stage Championship
ia Madison Square GurGen,
New York.

CHICAGO. August 2i.-Jack Denp-
sey han made an agreement with Tex
Richard, who promoted the Dempsey
Willard fight, to meet Georges car
pentler. the French champion. II was
annocnccd here today by Jack
Kearns. the champions manager
kcarns refused TO divulge the de-
tails Of the agreement other than TO
say Isickard had been given Z definite
length Of time to arrange tho Tight
Eearns said ~ was his under
standing, that Richard had negoti-
atcd with &. B. Cochran, British pro-
mOter, said TO have u similar con-
tract with Carpenter, and that the
fght would be held I'm Madison Square
Garden, New York. shortly after Car
pentier returns to this country Ia
September
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
NEW CITY MANAGER AND
MAYOR FOR PETERSBURG
Louis Brownlow Selected for
Former Post and Samuel w.
thinner for, Latter.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial TO Inc pineS-D lspatcn.l
PETERSBURG, VA, August "a
Samuel w. thinner. one of the best
known lawyers OF this city. was to-
day named by the Board OF Com
missioners as Mayor OF Petersburg.
under the new commission form OF
government which goes into effect
here September /.
The law provides that ono mem
Der Of the board be declared Mayor.
and his duties Will consist largely
OF presiding over meetings of the
board Just how much power he
Will have is u matter OF conjecture
at this time.
The naming OF SIR thinner fol-
lowed closely after the selection of
Louis BrOwniow, of Washington, as
city manager.
Mr.. thinner was former Com
monwcalth's attorney OF Petersburg
and has been practicing law here
some time. He gave up the city po-
sition to accept q commission in the
army during the war.
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OLYMPIC BOXING

ANTWERY. August 2i.-All OF the
three Americans who reached the
finals in the boxing contests, held in
connection with the Olympic. won
their bouts tonight.
The Americans arc Edward EaSan,
Sht-hcnvYwc!ght, Yale University,
and champion OF the American eS-
dit!onary forces; samuel Mosbers,
OF the pastiinc y. g.. New York I,
lightweight. and j.. de Genera. Of the
pauiist a. g., New York. Il ilyweiEht
In the semiiinal OF the 400 meters
brehst stroke swimming event Of the
Olympic games today. j. Howell, OF
qualified for the Dnal. ~ J. McDer-
mott, OF the u. $. Navy. failed to
ululIfY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
BROTHER OF SIMPSON SAY
FRATR|C|DE IS DERANCED
Prisoner I'm Palmyra Has Been
Queer Since He Was Druggcd
by Train Robbers.

Especial 20 The Times-Dispatch.)
CllARLOT,rESVlLL VA. August
23.--T'ho arrival here today of robert
II. Simpson from his distan. home in
ClarcshoIm, Alberta. Canada, to take
enlarge OF the remains ana fune.al
or his brother, J. William simpson.
who WAS SHOT to death in sensa
tional manner Oy his elder brother.
John NJ. +. Simpson. in the Bank OF
Fluvonna. at Palmyra. on Thursday
morning. last; has shed a lot OF light
on the tragedy.
hr. simpson says there Is no doubt
that his brother John is dcranSec.
due. he said. To the effects OF heiag
drugEcd on return trip they made
together In 1876 when coming from
California. The Union Pacific train
on which they rode was held up by
doped and ;hen robbed the pas
senScrs. Robert was lightly dDscd.
though John was seriously affected
and while under the inlnencr OF
began 10 act IN 4 peculiar way. At
tho next station they reached :,
town in Nevada. John managed to
eIude Robert and left the train.
got OF at the next stop and went
back 10 rcscue him. When he ar
rived n: the Nevada town he found
that John had been so violent that
hc had been placed IN the station
house for treatment.
From that time on, Robert added,
JpHU itu continued 10 act 1ucPriy
a. various times which had cause d
them all to be anxious about HIN
and keep on the alert. lest he should
do some act Of violence
Discussing the tragedy. Mr.. Simp-
son said it was his opinion That his
brother had finally become dcranged
from brood!nE over. his failure II
perfect medicine FOR the cure OF
pneumonia. which he had been work :
lnE on Tor the past three years. lie
.nt!mated that II might have been
because the other brother had de-
cl!ned to furnish more funds for cx-
plotting his idea that he had lost
All control over himself and Killed
him.
NJ. Simpson said that the slain
man had made money rapidly In re-
cent years and, besides the large
! holding OF Liberty bonds. also pos
| sessed a ts0-acre wheat farm in AL
herta Province, Canada, ten miles
from the town Of Barons.
OF the family OF i've. four brothers
and one sister. They are children OF
the late Jas. ". Simpson. a native
| of 1.oudoun Count, Va, who %,a
taken to the West by his parents
whcn only six years Of age. Thu
family located TT Belmont County.
ono. where they remained until
they scattered to various poin.s.
Ar Simpson has come TO Virginia
/ 70 take charge Of his brothers. body
! hno see that ~ is given Gttlng and
decent burial, which, he says. Will
/ probably be held at the coInet.ry a,
! painyTa. He VIII also take charg.
/ OF HIS brother Williams affairs and
take steps 10 have administrative
! Grhntsd nnd his estate collected anl
distributed according TO law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
OLYMPIC TENNIS

ANTWERP. August 2i.--In the
lympic clay-court tennis Champion
nip, mai rounJ:
Raymond, OF South Africa, defeated
umagac. Japan. ST, Ga, Us. 81. in
ha mons singles.
In the mems doubles Turnbuii and
Joogmnn, England, defeated Ku-
laGca aad kashio. Japan. G"2, ST.
-, 80.
In the women's singles. Mile. J.enE-
IN, France. won from Miss Holman.
ingiand. Ga. Go.
Ia the womcn's doubles. Mrs. Mac
air and Miss Mckane. England. de-
lated Mrs. Bcamish and Miss Hoi-
ian. England. SIS. Ga.
In the mixed doubles Nile. Leng-
~ and NJ. Dccugis. France, defeated
iiss McKane and Mr. Woodman. Eng
ind. CT c.
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OPERATING REVENUES ON
N. & w. SHOW AN INCREASE
Larger by s Per Cent for First Six
Months Of Present
Year.
EBy Associated press ]

ROANOKE. VA. August a4.-Total
operating revenues on the Norfolk
and Western Railway for the first six
months in 1920 showed an increase OF
per cent over revenues for the same
period in 1919, according to figures
made public at headquarters of the
company here today. The total for
the SIX months this year is S3s, 304. :
2T3.oo. An Increase of Il per cent
was derived in revenues in Juno. 1920,
over the same month year ago
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BALLOON RACES
lIiy Associated prcss.1

10y -tSSpCldicu l'TcSS
NEW YORK, August 2i.--Thc con-
est committee OF the Aero Club OF
hmerica announced tonight that Chi
ago had been abandoned as the start
'ng point of the National and Inter-
national balloon races scheduled for
september.
This action was takcn.e the com
nittee said. because tho necessary
abilities were unavailable there.
Several other cities are being con-
iidcrcl, the committee stated
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VIRGINIA COAL COMPANY
SELLS FOR HUGE PROFIT
Observation-Disclosures Stock to lie Dis
posed OF at $1,000 Per
Share,
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
LYNCHBURG. VA, August 24.-Ot-
fcials of the Alpha-Pocahontas Coal
Company. a Virginia West Virginia
coal property. owned by local capt
tal, Is to be sold at splendid proa,
II Is reported tina. the deal means
the purchase OF the company's hold
ings at 100000. on a capitalization
of 100000 This would mean $1,000
u share for stock valued at $Io0, par
value.
The officers of the company are T..
NJ Lee, president; S. Il. Halscy. vice
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ERGEANT WHITAKER, u. S. A.,
WINS INDIVIDUAL SHOOT
'rEcnnt Thomas, 4. =. VI. e.. First I'm
National Pistol Match ut
Camp Perry.
LUy AsNoCiateh rrest.

ID @NhHNvIaI tI I'TtF ]
CAN'T DERRY, OHIO. August 2i.-
'rrcftnt Henry Whitaker. Company
/. Twenty First United states In
tntry, today won the national lrdt-
dual rise match here with a score
2S3 out or q possible 200. The
a,ch was shot from tho 2on-ynrd
tpid fire and the COO and l.o00-yard
Ow fire ranges
Captain i. L. Rlrncc. Of the Philip
Inc Scouts. was second with 2S7, and
. l.. Gas. Nevada civilian. laird with
SO.
Gunncry Scrgean. J ". Thomas. T..
VI c.. won iirst place Ia tile ma
onal individual pistol match with
score OF 279 out OF possible 200
yer tho A!ty-ynxd SLOW nrc. twenty
We yard rapid nro and twenty-iiye-
-Irl uuICk fire SiaEHN
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Resigns Post az CommisrIoner.

WASHINGTON, Nugust 24.-I.Ouis
Brownlow. commissioner OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia, since February.
1915, resigned today to accept an APP
pointment as city manager OF Pc
tersburg, Va
Before Mr.. Brownlow's resignation
can be accepted. II was said today,
successor Will have but one commits
Kloncr, that Of engineering Mr.
Brownlow's resignation leaves two
vacancies in the district government
Commissioner Brownlow's term will
expire January 81, but in his letter of
resignation TO the President asked
that he be permitted to retire by
September Is. the date set by the city
council OF Petersburg as the time they
desired the appointee's duties to pc
gin.
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TlLDEN GIVES EXHIBITION

PHILADELPHIA. August 2i.-Wil-
am q. T!lden, H., worlds tennis sin
les champion. gave an exhibition OF
ne style OF play which won him
frenicr honor in England, on the
uhlic courts at strawberry Mansion.
'airmount Park. today ut the invita-
ION Of the philadelphia District Ten
ls Association Nearly 1000 per-
ons watched him play in singles
nd q doubles match He won the
inglcs from Charles $. Garland, Yale,
H. 1913.
Prior TO his exhibition TIlden gave
lecture ON the fundamentals OF the
anne OF tennis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25

down on tho end Of 4 Ito on the
track OF the Norfolk and Western
belt line, in Fairview Heights. Mon
day night, and fell asleep. During
the nap coal train happened BY
and the pilot OF the engine side
swipcd the sleeper. who was carried
home with slight fracture OF his
skull and scalp wounds IN tho back
OF his head.
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BEEN WINS AT TRAP SHOOT
iRy Associa,eli press1

CLEVELiND, OHIO, August Ell
Theodore BEEN, OF West Frankfort.
rs, won the Junior national trap
hooting championship at the Grand
american handicap trap shooting
oGrnamcnt here today. In the rcEu-
ar shoot, Been was tied with w.
:. Bonita. of Wilmin gton, Ohio. with
IS hits out OF a possible so. In the
ihOut off. BEEN made q score OF %
,ut OF %. against Bonta's - out OF
"a.
The team shoot contest between
he east and west was won by the
en- representing the west Their
core was g6i. five better than that
Ii the cast ern REPRESENTATIVES,.
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PIRATES NEW OFFICIALS
II,y AssocIn,ch prcssl

PITTSBURGH, pa, August "a
rhe appointments of S. Il. Waters
md \. w. Drcyfuss. as secretary anl
'1urSh National League Baseball
;lub. was announced by officials of
/ he team today. Mr.. Waters. assist
ant secretary since 1909, succeeds l..
II. Constants, resigned. Mr.. D-cfuss
IS the son Of Barney Dreyfuss, pres. :
lent or the club.
II was also announced today that
I!ili Gleason, former catcher in the
Idaho state League, had joined the
Pirates
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LIghinJnr Dc,troy. IT,,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., VA, August
-. lie barn on the farm of c. f.
Nackey. In Prince William county.
was struck rs lightning and de-
s,roycd. together with another barn.
n one barn was scvcnty-nve tons Of
nay. and in the other Il quantity OF
farming implements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25

president. and CT. IL. wilkins. sec,e-
tary-treasurcr
Recently the Banner Fork Com
sold out TO the Ford Motor Car In
terests at Il price $50 per cent above
the par value of the stock.
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soutLuorth Succeeds rntLcr.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, Angus;
3t.--JudRe J. ". Chinn has ap-
pO!nted Harry Scuthworth. clerk OF
tn" Circuit Court az Essex Colhty, TO
succeed his father. The late Harrison
S9utnh l%,', NJ Sonihw3ria served
efficient officer.
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nrowninE May Get plum,

tKtpERICk VA, August
2f-Arnong those mentioned as nos
sihlc SUCCESSORS TO Hiram NJ Smith.
district attorney for tho Eastern bis
trict OF virginia, is Hon. George l..
browning. Of Orange. The appoint
mont VIII be made by the presiden.
Within The NEXT few dnNs.
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ALABAMA GOLF MATCH
lny Associated rreaa.l

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August a.
golfers from the various cities Of
Alabama, paired tonight for the first
round, the nth annual championship
of The Alabama Golf Association
lopens here tomorrow on the Country
Club links.
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81 am just 50 happy over the way
Tanlac has restored my health that
] can't keep from telling people about
it," said Mrs. Lucy Douce:te, OF 76
Stark street, Manchester, New lamp
shire, a few days ago. II suffered so
long with chronic indigestion that /
didn't know what IL was to sit down
and enjoy single meal. My stom-
ach was so badly disordered l had to
live on the strictest diet, and nothing
seemed to agree with me. At times
my breath seemed to be cut off, and
l would suffer terribly for hours at
a time.
II lost my strength completely and
became so weak and n-iown |
would give out several times during
tho day and would have to stop and
rest. was extremely nervous and
irritable, and just felt like l would
break down completely.
One day / saw. statement from
friend of mine who said Tanlac had
heiped her wonderfully. so l was con-
WINGED 1t was dependable medicine,
and began takjng 1t Immediately
and l am more than pleased at the
splendid results. My appctite i'm
proved right from the first, and the
horrible Indigestion from which |
suffered so long has entirely disap.
pearod.
81 have now finished my fourth bot
TIC. ana can cat just anything wish
without any bad after effects. also
sleep better and have more strength
and energy. it is n pleasure to tell
others what Tanlac has done in NV
case"
Tanlac is sold in Richmond by
Grant DrugsCo., Tragic Drug. Co. and
c. w. Eaton--Adv,
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putherp Association.

Southern Association.
Chattanoogaa. z hirmingham. 3.
Little Rock, o; New Orleans. 4.
observation-disclosures (ofr day..
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acHE22ENxzHE28UX uER5sNgyETTFI5

Train Sidc-SwipcS Sleeper.
LSNCHBUKG. VA, August ca
Attic Wood Il local shoeworker sat
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02

the work Of the commission. says: 1.-THE
money so paid shall be used In paying
the expenses OF said commission, in
GLIDING salaries, compensation and ex-
penses of the commissioners, agents,
clerks, employees, special counsel and as
sistants, but II not sufficient for that
purpose, there is hereby appropriated
out OF the treasury and out Of the funds
not otherwise appropriated q sum suffi-
cient to pay all expenses"
Those who have been discussing the
possibility Of a refund OF license fees
have declared that out of the general
fund will come the money for this pur-
pose. In fact, unofficial opinions from
those who are IN a position to interpret
the act have been to the effect that this
is the only place from where the money
can come.
1t is even limited that when the law
was passed the legislators had fears that
the law would not stand the test Of tho
Federal courts. and knew that the money
collected would have to be refunded when
the act was declared illegal, and so made
provision for the emergency, should It
arise.
In other words, they experimental
somewhat with their lawmaking powers.
and passed the expense OF their costly
experiment on to the people TO be paid
out Of the general fund of the State.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
Biggest Man in Lake
Trade Just Con Peep
Over Top of His Desk

CHICAGO, Dec. Al. w. Thorpe, new
president of the Goodrich Transit Com
pany. whose purchase Of the Goodrich
Transit Company's interests comprises
the largest passenger line deal ever made
on the Great Lakes, places him at the
head of q 81, 25O, 900 concern. with control
of the oldest and biggest package freight
business on Lake Michigan. He estab-
Iished financial connections with the
Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company
Physically, Thorpe is barely big
enough to peep over the top OF his once
desk and classed by weight he probably
would be placed with the bantams.
Thorpes face las not yet shown the
wear and tear usually accompanying the
rise from obscure clerk to president OF
concern. Hin eyes still glisten with
battle light and his hair retains It's Color
Thorpes pugnaclous qualities are por-
trayed in an undershot chin and broad
shoulders. He gives the impression OF
the sharp resourceful type.
Thirty eight years ago Thorpe ell
tered the employ Of the business he now
controls. He was then q clerk at
Manistee, Mich. Later he was made sec
rotary to A. W. Goodrich, then general
manager Of the business and finally
elected vice president. Goodrich retires
from active business. He was made
president Of tho concern thirty-two years
ago when he became OF age. He had
reputation as Chicagos most ardent
fire fan. A Are alarm was part Of the
paraphernalia OF his bedroom and he
took In all promising fires, day or night.