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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
OFFENSIVE BREATH
CALLS FOR ClLOMEL
TAKE A CAL0TAB
The NauseaIess CalOmeI Tab
let That Is Purified From
Danger and Unpleasant
Effects.

DO you ever have 4 bad taste In
your mouth in the morning, heavy
prehth. coated tongue. headache. ner-
SoushesS with Il let-down feeling?
you need calomcl, nothing else will
ciehnse your liver thoroughly. Try
t"lotans. the nausenlcss tablet that
Is delightful to take and delightful in
tMcci one tablet "a bedtime. with Il
swallow OF watcr,-that's ali! No
sea. Wake up In the morning feeling
iikc two-year- bright, cheerful
eenerEetic and with hearty appetite
mo danger. CaIotabs are SO en-
tirely delightful to take and so pleas
ant in effect that the manufacturers
nave authorized your druggist 10 re-
fund the price as a guarantee shat
you VIII be delighted with Calo:abs
SOLD only in original. sealed .ack-
ages. price thirty-Hve cents. Al drug
stores eNcryM hcre.-AdX.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09


Misses M.ssr..
Alna Mallory = -. Lawrence Jr
Elsie Nolan Simon l.awrIlCc
Annie Lind Porter " n CL-t,tsu
Anne Slate Henry H. suIi.r
virginia Gartr'lI H. L.. Ford
Mhryur.t Cuigs Dick Fl"rsuco
Marjorie Moor"ne!d Euos Pitcher
Aneitu Mooreneli II y Mallory
hdnir Smith Erldge Mcdonald
Laura BoIta 4 H. I,nriS.r
iIuith SHAW DICK Owen.
Elizabeth DuYyan
Lurie Lewis
Franrcs Gilmore
James Lawrence rendered tn. music
for the dancing.
Club T. <icrtnIncd.
An event Of interest WAS the wn,nr
melon feast given last week by the
Thursday Evening Social Club OF
Camp Eustis. on the lawn at the home
OF Mrs. >. T.. Duncan. the president.
Among the members and guests tina;
attended were
Misses ~. kenny. Olivia ana lola Eat,
man. Nada Bush. Arlcttc Martin. Florence
slant. I.ucili. Munson. Mrs. saiiy Hr n"y."
Slrs. j. Mahan, Mr. and Mrs J T. Mark,
ham, Sergeant and Mrs Kelly pTiyat.
and Mrs. u. q. Winters Colonel ana Mr.
y. w; Davis. Private and Mrs NJ Sisk,
Mrs Iihtinan. Hehsrs !. y. Brown j A.
nr0wh. Lewis. Wall j. l.. Martin. il.
Win" burcher. Melvin j Marlin Soar
Schnts n; T. jackson. ". Iudin John
touiski. Ernest oG!mett. Prtyatrs AIfreI
Newton. Alfred Hammond. A. RILEY !,
Montague. j. Tor;toiic. a Glngec, John
Sousa. Cash Spencer - ''"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09

FREDERICKsBURG VA. Sept. s.
Gisnder English. Of this city. and Miss
married In this city last night by Rev. H..
J., R!Ncy. at the residence OF the minis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09

E seS & je + GeOhnSe" i,a.o va
:sook,. j. pas,srs 81 ii G%'9 %iism s.
N ~ II Nor y In,sns ~ ,ipaYn, Nv IS 4
il: saundsT.. AerM%H "iss M n l kilss 4
i,iardy. scott. ~ Edmunls, and l.. +.
Married in Washington.
me marriage of Miss Jessie H. hin
ana ana marshall :. Newell. Of this city,
On tuesday afternoon at 81. Johns
Episcopai church AT 2 o'clock Rev.
EDWARD Slater Dunlap. assistant rec
loT. onicihtine. The bride wore Il
hu't OF dark blue duvetynr with hat
70 mitch and a corsagc bouquet Of
orchids; She was attended by Miss
Marie Louise Hatcher. of Washing
ION, formerly OF Richmond. Reuben
a.. Ne""ii. brother Of the groom.
acted as best man. Following a brief
Northern trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Newell
VIII be at home at the Lafayette
APARTMENTS. Richmond
Hride-:lcct Entertained.
on" Of the prettiest OF the many
affairs that have been given in honor
OF Miss Myrtis Gregory, who Is to
~ married 10 william Taylor. OF
Clarksville. today. was white
shower given Friday by Mrs. y. H.
me room was decorated in
garden flowers and the dining-room
la white. The centerpccc was n
crystal basket OF white hydrnngeas
and c!cmatIs with large bow or white
tullc.
After the guests were assembled
little IInskirs Fcrrell Jr.. and Billy
ltudIins appeared dressed az cupids
and shot their fatal darts At their
victim. after which they drew in a
white float containing the gifts for
the bride.
clever fortunes for each were drawn
by ribbons from the center or The
brides cake.
Mrs. Maddux was assisted by Miss
Mildred Potis AT tho punch bowl and
By Misses Agnes Gregory Esther
Gregory and Winnie Hutchinson. Mias
Gregory wore an afternoon gown OF
rOsc -cOlOrcn Hailn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
HOW TO HAVE \ SOFT
SMOOTH, EXQUISITE SKIN.

:" or red. coarse. oily or shiny
skins. and rough. spotted, wrink-
led compilations. never use pow
der because II clogs up the pores OF
the skin una creates an unhealthy
condition. Use In pln ce OF powder
Or. Blair's Cream OF Cucumber, which
Viii produce beautifully clear. soft.
smooth and healthy complexion.
DR.. Blair's Cream OF Cucumber Is
guaranteed TO contain essence Of Gu
cumbcr. il IL cooling and refreshing,
It's presence cannot be detected and
II liz considered the most refined and
exquisite Of all complexion prepara-
lions. Does not dust. rub or blow Off
like powder and one application lasts
oil day.
DR.. Blair's Cream Of Cucumber will
not grow hair. but does prevent black
heads. IL excellent for sunburn tan,
and viii. in time, remove all wrinkles
SOC and sl00. In white and flesh col
nrs. at all drug and dcpa rtme mt
Stores-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
RICHMOND TIMES D1sPATos: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER O. 1920

1880. at which timo refreshments
were served.
The ou,-of-town guests we're:
Frank a. Dawson. OF washington:
Messrs. kennon r.. Collier, Charles
X. Wulthall and Allen IL. Keys. OF
Petersburg, and Miss Naomi Gartncn
OF Atlanta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
If a Woman. May Vote,
Why Shouldn't She Chew
Iuy AssncIntcd I,rrs..I

KANSAS CITY, no.. Sept. s.
a woman asked w. ii. Scott, n
policeman, how to rencb I'm nd
drrss last night. scott told her.
"Thanks," said the woman. and
reaching into n pocket OF her coat
took out u plug Of tobacco nnd
bit OF n chew. Scott arrested her
ON chnrRr of disturbing the
peace.
In municipal court today judge
John ~. Kennedy dismissed the
ar women mny vote. why
shouldn't they chew" Inquired the
Judge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09

MISUNDERSTANDING. VA. Sept. s-The
wedding of Captain Edward LHnEworthy
Burwei!. Jr.. u. s. M. c.. and Miss Rcna
hir!ie Buiier. Of this city, took place in
the Presbyterian Church here this evening
q, T:3o o'clock. Rev. DR.. WRddell. of Red
SprlpSs. y. C.. and Rev. H. c. Gilmore.
pastor % the Presbyterian Church. per
formed the ceremony
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09

Accept California" Syrup OF Figs
only-look for the name California
on the package. then you are sure
your child Is having the best and
most harmless physic for the little
stomach. liver and bowels. Children
love It's fruity taste. Full directions
on each bottle You must SAYS Cali
fnrn La '-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09

&. Cooke. OF Pill Grove Avenue. nre now
visiting relatives In Norfolk
Tilton Tenant. who has been spending
4 short time at Buenn Vista Springs. Pa.
mas returned to his home here. ~.
Frank a. Dawson has returned. to his
home IN Washington. after spending the
Labor Day holidays In the home OF T. l.
IL. Gilmore. .3S3 West Grace Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
wOsIES's MEETINGS.

An important meeting OF, the Ladies'
Ausiiiary OF the Ancient Order az 1fibern-
"'cIock in tho Cathedral School Tor Boys,
l. North Laurel street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
Moore vIsIt. FauuIer Democrats.

Moore Visits rauuler Democrats.
WARRENTON. VA. Sept. S.--Con-
gresham X. Walton Moore. OF Fair
TAX. was in Warrenson Wednesday in
conference with the members OF the
mittcc. After one OF the largest and
most enthusiastic meetings In the
history Of the County Mr.. Moore en-
tertnined the members OF the com
initt.c at dinner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Richard 4. Bennett. Jr. te3).
Marie virginia Jones tiS).
Mncie " Mariowe t23).
blanche May Jones us).
Jesse Jones t3S).
Martha Lindsey (2D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
IN AND our or TOWN

Mrs; George Gibson and her family
VINO nave been spending tho sumner ~ :
son at Woodberry Forest near p-a,,,,,,
are returning TO their home on MonuIncti
Avenue today.
Nrs' n ~ Pollard has returned 10 Rirb
mond. after spending some time a. Nn,,,,
Elliott Springs. -'"o'''
hir ana Mrs. Calvin Cooke and her so,s
,iest,hnd. Ohio. who have been re,.,
guests of their mother, MIR, rnrn.Ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09

Mrs. Kirkland Runin. OF Norfolk. Va. hny e
announced the engagement of their daugh-
af ch, nriLah' !" itrnurm Fanasvanisr. s@i'
The wedding will take. place early in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

iiEATNSVILLE. VA. Sept. s.-Mr. and
Mrs Frederick q. Settle. OF Farmer :,
approaching marriage Of their daughter.
Miss Maude Virginia. to Allen Thompson
McGinneSs. The marriage To take place
az noon Saturday. September II. in Wash
lngton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
HEARING ON MERGER PLAN
COMMISSION GRANTS
TEN DAYS FOR BRIEFS
Minority Stockholders Assert This IL
Not OPpOrtunc Time for Action
on Problem.

After q public hearing last night.
inc special comm iSSion on the merger
OF the richmond. Frcdericksb and
Potomac Railroad and the Washing
toh-Southern Railway decided to al
proposal to file briefs or other arsu-
mcnt before final decision was made.
The commission set Monday. January
20: at 9 o'clock, as tho final hour for
filling briefs.
In behalf OF Il group OF the minority
stockholders, ~ w. Petteson appeared
before the commission last night and
tod OF obstacles to tho merger. He
perfume for action now because of The
pending railroad legislation before
Congress. He also told of tho ter
inlnai charges which the Washington
southern ltailroad had to pay 10 use
Union Station, Washington.
10 Air. Petteson's statement that the
LIME Was not ripe for the merger,
the two roads. declared that the mer-
ger question should be settlcd bcfore
final action in railroad legislation was
taken by Congress.
Members of the special commission
representing the State are: Governor
,iavis. Judge William T.. Rhea. Major
A Az. Forward. Berkeley d. Adams
large holder of stock and dividend OBJ
legations of the Richmond, Fredcricks
burg and Potomac Railroad
. me commits sion has the power. con-
lerred bE law, to pass finally upon the
merger and bind the, COMMONWEALTH
by elthe ,r, approrins. or rejecting the
terms The law further provides thai
no merger can take place until The
commission has set the stamD or lie
approval on it. VI ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
EICHELBERGER LOSES SUIT
OVER SALE OF HOTEL SITE
Local Man CInims One-EiEhth Interest
in Washington Property Upon
Which Government Huilt.

The suit OF ii. D. Eichelbcrger. of
Richmond, against The Arlington Cor
poration. the Arlington building, Inc.
and Oliver j. Sands, J. Q. Winston and
T. $. Winston. of Richmond; Jules
Ercnchaud. of New York. and the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury. which has been
OH trial in the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia all week. was
thrown out of court yesterday by
Judge Mccoy. on the conclusion of the
plaintiffs testimony.
The suit arose over the site of the
Arlington Hotel, which was purchased
by the Winstons and Brcuchaud in
1914, and sold by them 10 the govern
mcnt in 1913. and upon which there
has now been erected a fine govern
mont building. Mr.. EichelbcrEer al
;cEcd that he was the owner of one
eighth interest in the property, claim
ing that same had been given 10 him
when the property was purchased by
tho WiHstons and Mr.. Brcuchaud. and
he attempted to prevent the payment
to them by the government Of the pur-
chase price.
The suit has been pending since 1915
and upon the compile; ion Of the plain :
TINS evidence the defendants counsel
without Offering any testimony moved
the court To dismiss the suit on the
plaintiffs testimony alone. The court
after hearing full argument decided in
favor of the defendants on every point
and dismissed the suit.
The defendants were represented by
Williams e. Mullen, of Richmond. and
by Charles 4. Douglas, Of Washington
and the plaintiff by Willis Smith, OF
Richmond. and Judge Wright and Mr.
Mcneil, of Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
MARY E. MOORE FUNERAL
TO BE CONDUCTED TODAY
Rev. Roscoe NJ. White to OMciate NJ
Finsl Services for Charitable
WAHkcH

Funeral services for Miss Mary Eliz-
abeth Moore, who died Wcdn esday
night in tho Chesterfield Apartments,
900 West Franklin, will take place at 1
Methodist Church, the pastor. Rev.
Roscoe NJ. White, officiating.
Pa!lbearees Will be DR.. Douglas Van
Talbot, James d. Crump, IL Selden
Taylor, W. II. Slaughter, c. W. Culp
and Edwin Workman
her deeds OF charity and her interest
in church work. She was the daugh-
ter OF the late David Willis Moore and
Mrs. Jane z tAllison) Moore and was
the only surviving sister or Warner
Moore. A nephew. Warner Moore, Jr,
and other relatives live here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

General Assembly cOnvenea NJ
Stnte Capitol ut 10.
Tubercul Osis clinic mt Colored
Community House. = West AInrnhnll
Street. tonight from 1880 to 9,3O.
Annual meeting City missionary
Society mt Grace EpiscopuI Chprch
parish house at
Meeting OF Finance Committee of
City Council mt City Hall at Y.
Memorial services for Uonfeder-
ate Veterans at IL. L.. Lee Camp
Hall mt =.
Dr. Edward McCuIium addresses
American Che micaI Society at Col
lego Hnn. Tenth and Marshall
Streets. Ut =.
Open house reception at Centen-
AIRY Methodist Church ut y.
senator &. Walter Mapp speaker
at WOnan'S Prohibition League. rs
North Fifth Street, ut S::.O.
Virginia Writer'S Climb meets Mt
Professional Woman'S Building. 30
East Grace Street, at S:30.
I.yrIc-VaudcviiIc, 3:3O, S:45 md
9:3O.
Strnnd-'T'uck and Judge" at S:.O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Robert N. Hughes. OF Norfolk. has lust
presented 10 the Confederate Memorial and
Literary Society. OF which Miss Sally Archer
Anderson is president. small copy OF the
Gospel which formerly belonged TO General
Joe Johnston. The book is autographed by
General William y. pcndictou. who was
chief Of artillery In General Lees army and
by General Johnston,
Charged with fleeing Bristol Va
bank OF $3.50. and later with taking certain
certified stamps from Roanoke. Va. bank
where he WAS employed. which are used in
was arrested in Bend. Oregon. and is
being held 10y the authorities Of that city.
RI. Rev William Cabell Brown. n. D..
bishop OF virginia. Will preside at tho defer
red annual utaSs-meeting OF the City
Missionary society tonight In the ia rish
house of Grace Episcopal Church. There
Will be REORGANIZATION of the executive
committee of the city Missionary Society
aud tho annual election of officers.
Members of the Dorothea Payne Madison
Chapter az the Daughters OF 1872 met at
the Jefferson Hotel Yesterday morning in
executive session. Because Of the small
election az officers for the ensuing yea.
Dr. Dean. q Chicago, spoke last rich.
AT the cvnmrclistic meeting at the Second
K Rap Church on nLife's Grcatc,t
John Barlcycorn,s funeral sermon. a
chorus choir OF boys and girls will sing
temucrancc songs. THE Brewcrs' Zig
Horses and Goodbye. Mr.. Saloon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
MAY BOOST: LICENSE Fees
FINANCE COMMITTEE PLANS
10 TO 200 PER CENT JUMP
Public Hearing on Proposed Ordinance
to lie Held Thursday Night
at = o'clock

Amendments To the license ordinance
recommending that licenses in Rich
mond be increased on practically ali
businesses and agents from 10 to 200
per cen, have been drafted and APP
proved by. the Finance Committee OF
Tile CITY Council and unless objections
are raised Will be recommended to the
common Council Ut it's next meeting.
In order that I'll who wish TO express
objections 10 the findings Of the com.
mittee may be heard and that any In
justices which are shown in the new
Incense ordinance may be amended a
public hearing has been ordered This
arinE has been set for next Thursday
night, January ~, ut o'clock
Practically everything licensable has
been assessed IN additional amount. in
GLIDING corn doctors, real estate agents,
auctionecrS. BARRIERS and laundrios
Lists OF the changes have been made
but are not complete. Some of the
present and proposed license fees are:
Proposed Present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
PREPARE TO URGE FUNDS
FOR GAS PLANT INCREASE
Major q. ID. Robson, New York Ex
pert 10 Appear Before Finance


Major G. d. Robson. Of. ForstolI g.
Nooison, consulting engineers of New
ORR: VIII appear before special
meeting or the Finance COMMITTEES Of
the City Council tonight. to urge that
tnat body take immediate action on
ne ti.?O0,ooo appropriation asked for
the Richmond Municipal Gas Works
Declaring that it is absolutely es
sentlal TO good service next year that
the appropriation be acted upon at
once SO that work can be begun. Ed :
ward w. TraTord, Director Of Public
Utilities, and Major Robson are pre-
pairing TO show the committee that re-
iicf At the gas works must be given
soon so the necessary work may BEGIN
we scarcely lasted through the Ia ST
cold snap" Mr.; Trafford declared yes
lcruay, there is no time to be lost in
rcmedytng the situation"
, Richmond officially took over the
licnrico Gas Plant yesterday, but the
only change in the situation was that
the employees of the North Side com
pany went on city pay,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16

Reports TO parents OF the result OF
the inspection made in Fluvanua Coun
" at the Palmyra High School on Janu-
AIRY !? were sent yesterday through the
principal of tho school by tho exam.
ming health official. Or. Roy *. Elan
nasan, who was assisted in the cy-
animation of the children by tho
teachers of the school. OF the fftv
children examined. thirty-eight, or ~
per cent were found to have defective
teeth; fourteen, or IS per cent. showed
fectivc vision, six from defective hear
ing, seven were poorly nourishcd and
seven were mouth brcathcrs, an indl-
cation OF adenoids.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
RICHMOND BOY WINS PRIZE
Mark Lutn Writer Hest Essay ON Leg
fsintfSe Aid to Physical Educa-
tion in SChonJs

a cash prize of s25 offered by Scna-
tor j. II. West. of Suffolk. through the
state Departments of Education and
Heaith to the high school student who
Should the Legislature Make Liberal
PROVISION for the Physical Educa ton
and Health Development OF the Pupils
in tho Public Schools" has been award :
cd to Mark Lutz. a student OF John
Marshall High School.
honorable mention was accorded by
Jones, OF the Arvonia High SchonI:
Lena NJ. Wyant, of the Elkton High
school, and Cora Thornton, OF the
Parksley High School
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
WILL SPEND YEAR IN JAIL.

Harvey j. Fariey's renitentiary Sen.
af.'s ~tence COMMITTED by Governor
Davis.
.saiTo spare mis- widowed mother the
shame of having her son In str!pes
behind the bars % the State Pen!ten-
lary, Governor Westmoreland Davis
yesterday committed the sentence OF
Harvey ]. FARLEY from one year in the
penitentiary 10 one year in Jail
= Farley WAS convicted several months
ago OF steai ling owe rcOats from q Rich
Inond clothing hrm. lie did not hreal;
into the store, but picked up the Iucr-
chandtse from stock ana walked out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16

Nccom ME ntlationS TO BIO rrcScntcd Ia
tho General Assembly for more effec-
tive compulsory education laws have
been passed by the Henrico County
Teachers Association. A brief sum
mary of the education survey was pre-
scented by the chairman of the leSis-
lativc committee. a resolution was
also passed which asked the Assembly
to appropriate Al least s5.0o0.000 for
better teachers salaries and schools
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16

Theatcrs per cent of gross receipts based
on receipts of previous years
circuses: One to ten cars, $50 a day from
70 day: eleven to twenty cars. 500 day
from $50 day: twsnty-one to thirty cars.
500 a day from 800 a day; thirty -one 10
forty cars. $500 day. from NSo day: forty
ono to sixty cars. $40, day from S,oo n
day: siSty-one TO seventy cars, $50 q day
from $50 a day: over seventy cars. $500 n
Billiard parlors. Sn iona tablet from IS
OF SIS
Barber shops. so from f1o. and when there
arc over three barber chairs tax OF So each
chair instead of So
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-07-18
COST OF LIVING Is IN
EXCESS OF WAGES INCOME
CONTINUED from page onc.)

Minis railroad Law and the Kansas
Court OF Industrial Relations law.
There must be an end of legislative
repression, restriction and coercion.
Not only must there be an end TO
the enactment of legislation OF this
character. but there must be a repeal
OF legislation already enacted. The
Congress of the United States will
do we'll to give immediate and ef-
fective consideration TO the proposal
OF the American labor movement
that control of credit capital be TAX
en- from private finaneiers and placed
In the hands OF a public trust to be
administered upon principles yolun-
tary and cooperative in character.
This will strike a vital blow toward
eliminating the abuses of prodteer-
ing and exploitation. says Mr.. Com
pers.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-07-18
REGISTRATION NOTICE FOR
PRIMARY ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that voters
may now register for the Primary
Election to be held on the first
Tuesday in September. 1920, with
the deputy registry agent of the
proper precinct.
Voters may also register with The
County Clerk.
For the purpose of registration,
offices will remain open daily, ex-
cept Sunday. from 8 a. m. to ) p. M.
from the first day of June, 1920, up
to and including the Seventeenth
day of August, 1920. For ten days
preceding the day set for closing OF
registration. offices will also be open
until 8 p. m.
Registration will close at the
hour of 8 p. m. on the Seventeenth
day of August. 1920.
The Deputy Registrars fer the
various precincts in White Pine
County, Nevada, are as follows:
ELY-F. d. Oldfeld. County
Clerk, Court House.
oScEoLA-Henry J. Marriott
Store.
CHERRY CREEk-Georgo Il. Nc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SNAKE yALLEY-Esta A. Bel
langer-Store,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Smith Res
idence.
PREsToN--Mrs. T. C. Windows
Residence.
HAMILToN-R. A. Dean-Resi-
dence5
U. S. TUNGSTEN. S. Ramsay
Residence.
MELvIN-George Bennett-Resi-
denee.
RUTH-lI. c. Oliyer-Drug Store.
ELY cITY-N. W. Fay-White
Pine News Office.
PLEASANT VALLEY. II. Fer
ry-Residence.
MUNCY-J. Ii. Dolan~-Resi-
denee.
McGILI-Max lferman-Store.
TIPPETT-Frank Dassett-Store.
kiMBERLY-F. L. Padgett-.
Time Office.
TAFT-John Yelland-Residence.
BOTHWICK-W. c. Bradley
Residence.
SHOSHONE-Richard Swallow
Residence.
LUND-Ai1en Wakeiing-Resi-
dence.
+. ID. OLDFIELD,
County Clerk and Ex-Officio County
Registrar of White Pine County.
Nevada.
Date first publication July IS, 1920
Last publication August Is. 1920