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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-26
GREEKS ANN|HILATE
WHOLE TURK CORPS S
tBy Associated Press)

Smyrna, Asia Minor, June 20
Greek forces engaged in an often
sive against Turkish Nationalists,
are advancing i'll four directions
and have taken a number of
towns, according to the ,Grcel,
army official communique. Con
frmation was recently reported
Of the annihilation of the 18th
Turkish Army Corps has been re-
Ceived.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-26
THE MARKETS

Circinnati-Hogs 25c higher
Chicago strong cattle stronger
lambs steady; Jersey steady.
Louisville, June 26-Cattle 400,
slow; tops $15.25; hogs 800; ac-
tive and unchanged; sheep 5000;
strong and unchanged; lambs
S17.25 to S17.50.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-26
Bryan Outgeneraled,
According to Report
Gy Associated Press)

Louisville. June 26-Arthur i.
KroCk in q. San Francisco special
to The Times today, says the gen
eral sentiment of the Democratic
Convention delegates is to pre-
serve silence OH the prohibition
plank i'll the Democratic plat
form. and indicates this is agree
able to VIM. ]. Bryan whose
strategy apparently was to stir uI
the party with threats OF dry
plank order to head off the wet OF
even moist one.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-26
Go TO BIG CONVENTION

The big Winchester hardware mems
convention is on at New Haven
Conn.,, next week. Attending from
Richnod will be Messrs. Tom Collins
and M. j. McSween, Of the Richmond
Welch Company, and from Berea, John
W. Welch and Scott Mcclure, of the
Welch department store. All four will
come back chock full of new ideas fol
these big institutions,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-26
Brigsnds Capture
American Missionary

Boston. June 26-Conirmation
Of the kidnapping OF Mrs. Harriet
Nilsson. by brigands at Tarsus. Ci-
ella. has been received here in a
cable from Constantinople today.
She was the wife of the American
Missionary and Il native OF Hi
nOis.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-26
GUNHEN WERE DESPERATE

o AssOciated Tress)
Toledo, Ohio, June 26.-Five gunner
wounded Webster Slough, IS, night
Watchman, and bombarded the Fulton
county jail in Wauseon in an unsuc-
cessfuI attempt 30 liberate Edward
O'NeiIl, ais Malady, awaiting trial
for alleged participation in $21 900
bank robbery at Delta, Ohio, month
ago
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-26
FLOUR GOING DOWN
CEv Asaociated Pressl !

Minneapolis, June 26-Flour
dropped so to so cents a barrel at
the mills here today. The decline
was due to the sharp wheat mar
ket break Yesterday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-26
BANK ROBBERS FAILED
(py Associated Press

Peninsula, Ohio, June 26-Two men
were bound and gagged and locked in
the basement of the Peninsula bank
early this morning by five men who
tried to blow the doors Of the safe
They were frightened away before Sc
curing any loot, after drilling tive
holes in the safe.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-26
Campbell's New Job

Youngstown, O., June 20-B.
x. Campbell was taken to the
state penitentiary at Columbus
today to begin his 30-year SEN
tence as a penalty for his activi-
ties in connection with failure of
the Struthers Savings and Bank
ing Company.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-26
QUARTERLY MEETING
AT PINE GROVE

The second quarterly meeting will
be held at Pine Grove on Thursday
and Friday, July 10 and IL. Dr.. G. E..
Cameron, Lexington, presiding.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-26
HOUNDS TRAIL THIEVES

Captain V. G.. Mulligan, Of Lex
ington, received call this morning
from County Judge Arthur Hogc, Of
Rowan county, asking him to bring
his bIodhoundS to Morehead, where a
store was broken into and robbed. He
had no particulars of the robbery
when he started.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-26
Ernst To Have Rival
In Senatorial Race
By Associated Press)

Frankfort. Ky, June 26-Zach-
airy Taylor Proctor, former Pro
gressive, OF Leitchfleld, today fill
ed declaration with Secretary of
State Vaughn, as d candidate for
the republican nomination for u.
s. Senator. He will oppose Rich
ard ?. Ernst, of Covington, i'll the
August primary.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-26
FUNERAL OF r. E. PUNCH

Funeral services for Robert E.
Punch. who died from stroke of pa
ralysis Monday night in Lexington,
were held at st. Patrick's church, in
Mt Sterling, his home, at 10 o'clock
Friday morning.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-26

CALL in and see our line of
white hats, just arrived; very at
tractive patterns. March and
Douglas. 154 l
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-26
Weeks Weather Guess
CBy Associated Press)

Washington, June 2o-Weather
predictions for the Ohio Valley
Local showers first half of week !;
later half generally fair; normal
temperatures.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-26
Still Is to l

New York, June 26-Sixteen-
tO-one still sticks to William Jen-
nings Bryan, for today those odds
were quoted against him i'll Wall
Street as presidential poSsibili-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-26
Weather For Kentucky

Fair tonight and Sunday; mild
temperature.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-26

MI. Robert Coils, of Atlanta, Ga.
is with friends here this week.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-26

ESQ Pair Fibre Silk Ladies Hose
in black and white (fancy), sizes
g IL to 10; worth 81 our E0Cts
price Wv
149 If E. v. ELDER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
OFFERS AAz|Ne MEASURE
PRACTICE IS CONDEMNED
By RESOLUTION IN HOUSE
!. Another Measure Presented Would
Give Prisoners Credit Cor Time
49, Served before Trial.

lfssins in colleges and SCOOPS IS
abominsh!n' IN - rHo,;t;on or>red IL:
ron, 0; pis;syi*anis. ana !atts reported
out favursh,y by the COMMITTEES OIL
sshnois and S.liGsSs The rea . TO
vide. Through legislation. ;!,at al STATE
colleges ana schools be rcGulica 20 sec
siat sLe niac,!se 81 haz'n.; h. tlsSog;
future safe appropriations ''o-l n;!.'
-inets:nuon permitting u.e practice;
Aay pT:s:e"s: ssn,e;e" cd, 70 Gont:as,
lin. deducted from tho term impose!
: ms tho accused MA" have sp,nt IL: ia;i
6y ue,esates + iSoas ., and cts T: 'S q:
Norfolk ci,y. and Norris. o: i..uc;stor.
pe @ogt' Msn,sn st eM'"t'se
upasc 10 discharge tne l'cm,ni;c: -.
Schools and -t.ci.egcs tcom tucth.:
ing tEai pr!nar: schools. uadtr Ger
Ia:n conditions. ia. permitted 20 teach
h!Eh. school CLASSES The Ill! was Of
tered in the senate ~ d.. fleming. AID
was uno i'm us!y approved and PASSED.
similar bill was passed b. 2naa imo0s
vote =. tic itousp q! the laX, *ass ON.
CRited States army auI navy. yr:ac. BY
-Uisoa o: nduc5 t!oDa! Limitations or
pirys..I, !ag,a go; are '"aiis g n;e-
sa:e Wilbu~ Z. Hal. Q: t..uiouri. yes
le-day Introduced IL the House 4 Join:
RESOLUTION proposing n. amendment 70
ZIG Constitution. The change proposed
il, the existing section -c;laS:
ANY person who served in :nc ar:ry,
navy or marine corps OF the United
States during the Wa- Between Tic
states and the war fctwcra .nc United
S;nt:s and Germany 1ad hey allies may
be aided IN the o:ci,ao&;!ou Of his bal
10. by such officer OF election "a, he
himself may G.Si;sn!te.
Many Members Absent.
Hardly maze ihaD q quorum Was
present yesterday when Speaker Grew
or canea the House 20 order Egcaus.
OF the absence o. Democratic Floor
Leader Willis. o: Eoaaoi.a city, eigh:
House bills. w.l!ch Oh Saturday were
cn&do a special and continuing order
fos tne snorR!ng hou. yesterday, wc..
over.
Twelve b.!s were passed, ave wc-c
passed by and ,hree Senuta t:iis were
sugrossed - their th!:t. All :!au: read
Ing
Among thc bills Dasscd WAS one per
safe ba. cSa,n!nat!o.. 20 pr@c;ico LAW.
the others were OF Il local and uncon-
tes;t.G nature.
Delegate Bos,!.ea. g: Richmond. de-
CARED vest e-day his Intention TO ask
for The discharge o. Tho Committee Oh
tieaeral Laws from further uonA!Gera-
Ton or h:s ntip.ofitoc-;a4, BILL which
- .Siecr!HE in committee.
The House vii! mect .his morning,
and hereafter. at u c'c!ocH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
DOCTORS FIND
REMEDY FOR
COLDS AID FLU
Calotabs, the New Nauscaless
Calomcl Tablets, Cut Short
Colds and May Prevent
Flu BY Keeping
Liver Active.

, Physicians have learned from cxpe.
rtence, during the epidemic OF i1nu.
enza, that ono OF the most important
factors in tho prevention OF flu and
pneumonia is to keep tho liver active
SO that tho digestive organs may be in
perfect working order and the system
Thereby enabled to throw or colds.
check sore Threats. and rcsis, serious
complications Tor this purpose they
haVo found that the now. nausealess
taiomel tablets called Calotabs. arc far
more effective even than the old etyle
ra'omel, which was formerly the uni
rcrsal favorite, as Calotabs do no,
weaken tho patient, nor interfere Will,
the appetite and digestion
At tho first sign OF cold or sore
throat. doctors recommend one C2iotab
at bedtime with a swallow OF water
that's ali. NO salts, no nausea, nor :he
slightest interference with your diet.
pleasure Or work. Next morning you
wake up feeling fine, your liver Is nc.
tive. and your appetite is keen for
good breakfast.
For your protection Calotabs are aold
only in original scaled packages, prico
thirty-Gve cents. al druggists recon-.
mend and guarantee Calotabs. Your
money beck If YOU are not delighted
with then.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
SCHOOL MEASURES FOUGHT
CHANGES IN SYSTEM MEET
WITH SENATE OPPOSITION
No Not~s Takes, AhhcuSa, Ten Hii,s
We're on Observation-Disclosures
Measure Co,ntnis IN.

H!lis. prov:dinG for changes in .hc
y, llama 3chcoi system are scheduled
Sona:c. taking the session yestC-Say
as sn Indication. With ten bills and
ON: ,i ;oih, resolution on The calendar
on single bin having ncou taken dur
ING tho days session.
House uiii No. AZ was the ti.st taken
up tor considcration after Scnatc Join,
resolution No: :. h:-d been advanced to
w mai rtnGinS in orcic! TO have the
S|.!e etatuS as othn" measures. up for
nS,iSn' IN IN amendmen, e The bin.
seven years o. age from entering tho
i3.S, schools. was finally defeated.
as ihS minimum age. OF which, funds
arc allotted 20 schools. although chill
zen PM ;hat axe l,.:s! be 2dmitte,!
a. i;.e ontion @: The :oca! school!
Al OF the hl:'s have been passed by
vac House aud have hccn f&"orab!y re-
.s ,.t Institutions and Education.
mnch Sn9: howovrr Is subject 20
amendments that Tho fight will center
Senatc Makes Progress.
The. Senate nlaic progress with the
calcndar yesterday. advancing all bills
to tEci" second r2adihg. AID 3dvancin.
The schooI measures we're due 10
Stmc M at 1880 o'clock rs a special
ana continuing order. bn: were delayed
Inc calendar as far NJ possible. Two
other soGcia. and continuing. orders.
senator t-lnnon's proposal for con-
$iituiional convention 10 revise tho
basic .aw Of tho state. and Senator
Vests o!ll calling for II suffrage refc,.-
Hnduni: are aAso hoid!ng frs: place on
tlc calendar.
Gre Of iho hotties; tights o: the pres
tn' session was brought closer 20 the
surface yesterday whcn The Trinii!e
bill. creating u state administered in
surancc fund under The WORKING s
conpcnSaIon act, took its place on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
House Bills

BY ~. ea!4o~-A OIL -. o-oy.do a ntr
rspea: al e.!.eI acts anc paTts y le;. II
By SIR. hnGerso<--A b!l! arthor'a!U- III.
Eo2ra o. Supervisors OF smy,h Count 20
!nves. the s!n!:laS :uni of said coln'y j.:
county bonds.
BY NJ. Tc.np.e.on---A Ill - authorize.
tie seheo!, Ios-o Of 1909 Muei.. 10! DIV
:.!ct, or the County OF Scot Va. boz.
roy none -: ne, purposo Q: or,,i!ns {.
!.suo So,ltds ,iiere:o:. 70: 70 esceH4 40
gum Of 500 900 In amount
ny NJ; Ecadur.pt-A BIZ auth,2;!4la.:
County 10 .evy cap!iai!oa ,as %: school
~ NJ ii. /, sn!th.--A BIZ % .m.na
AN act % pf SS,s Tor the ee eud,se and
Improvement Of public roads IN The coln.
and dut:es Of road boards. IN enc :.ver.i
rnzglstertai districts OF aa!d coua:y," aD-
BY Mr.. Fulton-h bill 70 amend section
:os Of the Code o. v.re!aa. IL .etsrsnee
20 l;sts Of all persons who have paid their
Stxte .colI taIes 10 Be a2Go b. Treasurer
snd 3dsfn,nE The en,Ies OF tho clerk and
~ MsssTs. Iis!i and G!ir.n--A to!n, ..s,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
Senate Bills

>5 Il a Inc @ Hare 5; & s;s e 's . az
and. :ssu. bonds therefor i"r tn? i.~rtns-
nSr. = :hs :: e. c3 aS S, @Has;roei;ea Of
tao Joi.; Committee on Special .'ri,a;c
hy SIR. rsndiaten--Ne. .ss: \ till 10
amend and rc.enac; oac;ionn I'D q! an
n51.rs tho pablie roads aaa Gr. :s II, Of
Floyd Mag!s,e-lnl District. N. ;.e County
ss as 10 S 10 an.y f n ib ssa
os bonds, ane 70 hui!d bridges, s:ade and
app:oVea s S@e5 Il s,. 0'S whle s.
Ike; ;slr ". S.d1rI9 , e 20 n1n'tl and re-
=. Ms: M!;nhs!l--Ho: 20; ! BIZ 70
l2o:ovta Ja1u.ry se. Zero, wE.eh y:as
ie.:ed - tho Committee for Courts OF Jus-
H. isr ss.iss: u: :a a! Nh p7 "a
r:sc,te. 10 10 .Srr7e:ns Court c: -hpIsalu
un,li Such q9Gstcns shall have heon ~.
;STe-et WA!eh Vac tsh.n un. G 'n. :"
~ SIR. iInss!ngc---No :s.: y ~! 50
and oc az. sct entitled "An act TO an-
,ho..ze and regulate The czchause @. cor
contrasts asao;.s 'inG.sIdnais. sartners!iips
and corporations. empowering corporations
und p.ns!ty 90, Violation" approved March
K pp 2i a H's ratsrrad 10 a p Committee
or lnsGr.nEs ant b.a.ins ,,n
,hor.zo. o.npowrr and requir! thc Board
% Supervisors OF GsaESoe Coun;y 20 oer-
.Is.c;c- f5- ' Tie repair. y:I.5ro,Si:son, and
::o1,s:ru.,,o.. q eor:.in roads md .,.asv.~
tsr!H, Disrct.; >! eatt county; 20 ,'@ovide
Coy TIE c,rsat;!nrt g! ;he FUNDS r:issG BY
% ia aatGor.sS Inc nc employment 81 si., en-
:ha ' road G and ps;;a iheTeot 10 .: .1:.a;cue,
I'd and the amounts TO b. expended there,
p.opersy. county and district. Including
nIe2i5'y IN sy sct =: t.s
sG.l .: see sbS g % al ,s t,tTs s,5 ,s ssS
pose % his act. naa 10 declare On c;no:-
esaey %h:ei was ;a.:n up, qp. f G;aGFs a., to
:n!tiec On Special, private naG Loca! feGia-
49, sir. Hoscr,son--Sc. eet: y a.Il 70
MAZE :" 9Fr@st!s,o f"' Tho ;9Ip%Ss It
= 'fs Sac 9: yfrin:a - Jon 1'an ;a.
10 BE- printed ana referred 70 the cosai"'tee
~ Nj i'arso-s--Ho. ceJ: \ bM, - amend
sec,loa ioo OF nc codo % Ni-,sln!u " re:;
c-ence 70 list. OF a.! ltrsena who haVn rs:a
u-15. and GerHng the duties OF tilc clcrl
and tho sheriff II "e2ers:cs Thereto; Which
VAS iaEea w 80 - b1 printed an:
:csc-Tcd 20 Tie Coi!...Itte" or General it.ws.
~ Ar 'orbni--N". $50: NJ! 90
amend aiG .c-crgg, &C, entitled An act
10 cS'snii... ihe Stale highway .Es:oE!."
approved Junuery 81. 1919. "ii.cn WAS
taken W. ordered - b. printed and .ett
10 ti:e Co!:iIn!t.c. o.! Eoaas aa1 i.tc!:!G'
BY Mr. tannon--Jo!n; resolution ~. 10;
proposing amendment TO section Sc - tho
Coastitu.ion =! Virginia. which was taken
NJ a
the Committee cn Finance.
Ey aessrs. Nalp. Tr!nk!c. -o.bi;t,
C.ATatt. Robertson Russ1ll, pcn9!cto:I utI,i
paui-No. :o7. BIZ granting women ;i'c
right 20 vote :nr e:ecio:e to- presidcr, Hnt:
T:ce-PreeideH: o! III. United states: asc9ss :
:nE STAT. cari;at.oc. tax certain Ho-
men residents II N!.g'n!a and pTe:ic.!bi:.a,
the 9ualif ALTON. o! %oTrc. entitled ~ vote
for such election ana tho nla3ncc IN which
women may register and vote. which wa
taken CT, ordered to DC printed and re-
fcrred to tf@ Cc!arai;:ec on Privileges ard
EIest.ocs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
MINIATURES ALMANAC.

M"3M r:en.1;nF a'nspGm s.:':, 70 section q
~ ~. Etoe.;.on-A III - aa.SnL and
ry-enac; sret!on $500 OF tho Conc c: Wy
81. Ea:,ou--A bill 70 amend and re-
e;s&cs sections :Ci6 ana 1894 .; the Code
ny Mc Tar-tn--A i9ia. resolution con-
co;l!ni; wi., g, commonly called n.1KE;
Gy McsHrs iioitoD and fiuri-A rHst.
a:oa!hit!nS road. 70 be cons!,uc;cd IN
,te sta:. Trcasu'y i"o:n Using =: to r:-
way. "rn'c3cto-"; T7ov!d!ne 80 the az
ao,,,-u-;:on. ;;!.77oy.:Iacu; ana :ls:,,;en-
arco. prt>c-ih.a. Ms c9:rpcUsat !oi. pow
e.s pn. a,:.lc' and p-o, ic.::& cc- IL. rub-
.!cn'iJ1 OF Ia" -cro-ts.
~ NT. .poas3n '.:y :saues;t.-,A BIZ 70
BENG d-ivsa .r41 Tag pY6i.l E.;aways. q
thc Commonwealth. c-cn' ca. hou- after
sunset 70 enc hour before G.wa. - dis.
~ NJ Ta!lacc--A House 5c.a: :-Soia-
To-: nropos,?1E AneIlT:snt 70 session ias
r. Az. Nc-r.s-A bill 20 provide to- the
o-Eo:.:=a::o q. ~ - is"ion and thc :esu!a-
,Inn a:d 'sx.;ion % inces?e.s,el ..nu;lai
'GSrrh-..'> coTran!c: ether ;.ia1 ne. 77o-
"ding pya.iiy fo- any viola;.on hc.co;
aAd -epta.n6 -. acts o.: Parts % acts
Il. cI:la!ct Ac-cwi, \.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
BRITISH LABOR LEADER SAYS
HE FINDS LEVINE is HONEST
Urges Lloyd George 10 Come 20 Mos
GUYS snd sec Situation for
Himself.
iDI CnlveEsaI Servicc.l

LONDON. rob. iG.@tioorsa Lansnury
B:ittsil Ia boy leader anG editor of the
Daily Herald. who h IN Moscow invcs-
:!SaiinS conditions in the Soviet cap
itai, has sent q wireless message TO
Premier Lloyd George iayitinS the Pre-
!nicr TO visit tho Soviet leaders. whom
i'ansbury describes rs clear lcaded
honest and humane The message
says:
y beg you 10 como and join confer
cncc "!t,I lcninC. I AM certain your
eyes would NG cDcncd as soon as you
cross Tho frontier. 'fhorc is no danger
50 tca:' from peace with Soviet Russia.
ta' ;hcrc is great danger for Er;ain
and ,or Europe i: present conditions
continue"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
Mrs. Mary IT. p,sc,,.,

Mrs. Mary huffman Boschcn. wifa OF
William II. Eoschrn, died suddenly yes.
tc7daT morning in her homo, 2Dlo Mes:
Grace Street. She had bcen str:c!scr
With Influenza .ahout four weeks. ago
Ou. was thought to have greatly, i'm.
proved in tho last few days. Sbc suf
fered sudden relapse Yesterday. how.
ever. and died before her husband could
be summoned from his place 90 bust
hess.
Mrs. Eoschcn was a daughter of Mr.
2:d Mrs. John III. huffman. OF this city,
lieSides her parents. she is survived by
incnts for her funeral will DO an
nounced today.
lorenzo Taylor.
Funeral services FOR Lorenzo Tavlcr
Sc. formerly OF D-cwrys Blum. who J!eI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IL 1920

Yesterday morning at : o'clock In tho
home Of HIS son -in-la", II. IL. Sntchhcld.
in Highland Springs, after u brief ILL.,
ness OF influenza, VIII he coaduct cd
this afternoon ut 3 o'cIocl1 IN Mnury
Ccmctcry. l. Is said that all members
OF the Satchiicld family arc now III with
Influenza.
Mr.. Taylor is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. l.. c. Long. OF Fort
Lee; Mrs. w. X. Jennings. of Newport
News. and Mrs IL. Il. Satchicla, OF
Highland Springs. ana two SONS. Abel
bert Tayio: OF W;ntcrpock. AMI Jero,n,
Taylor. or Branehs Church. Chesterfield
County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
DRINK TRAP ALLEGED
Poisoned Liquor Said to HIVE Bcen
Intended AN nais for Revenue

NEW YORK. Feb. it.-Custo.n ofi-
Gals today yain!y searched the United
Of poisoned liquor thoy said they had
been into-m"d We're hidden OH the YES
sc! as = dtcoy by Havana s!nupElerS.
acting under the belief that revenue
asan;a drank conusca ted liquor.
lac inspectors. however, found th!r-
t:-s!N bottles OF whisky, ton bottles
Of coGnac and fourteen bottles OF hair
tonic, o. which, no one claimed owner
ship AID which Will be Analysed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
N,rs. VI l.. w,Ja,t,

AIRS. NJ l.. Waddill. a.. OF los North
lin Street. died last night ~ her home.
J. =. Ellis. y. A. Waddni and H. ..
"adIill. aah a brother, r. y. appcr-
SON. Three E7audct'ildrcn also survive
her. They arc May Wagner. f;li.abet tn
Lewis ana h.an Wadd;Ii, Jr. Mrs. Mad
ui!is boIy Will bn takcn 10 Charles
CITY "Wednesday foS interihcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17

surv!ve--M.s. I. NJ. King. OF Nvashin,;-
ton. -. G.: John r. l'ailes, OF Chiffon
rorse: Frank A. Failcs. OF Salon. Ma:
Mrs. .. @. Taylor, Mrs. W. r. Nowman,
Mrs. j. c. Clarity and Grover Il. lcoiles
Of this city. She also 'icavcs ono sister
Mrs. Samuel Frame. Of near stony.
Point, Va, ana twenty-five gfanhch;I.
dren.
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the calendar. The issue Was fought
before Il joint committee or tho senate
and House last week. the former re-
portin,, it adversely. 6 to e. and tho
latter reporting favorabiy, 20 >.
Deadlock ON Report.
Tho Senate report. however, only
cam. after II. deadlock had been
reached. with the vote standing . 10 8.
business men throughout tho state
haN" made Uic bin n real issue and tho
hearings before tile committee ind;-
Gated tho widespread interest in tho
measure The committee vat Three
DAYS. two OF which were devoted en-
tirr,y 10 :i,c, opposition. Tho bill was
r"commcndcd 20 the General Assembly
BY y Joint legislative committee. but
S.nator Julien Gum. o: Henrico. one
OF III" majority, changed his opinion
during. The hearing. and sle bill is now
tho !nincr;ty report.
senator ltcuing, of ipowha,an. is
patron OF 4 bin prohibiting the iur-
nishimg OF i',i:" prize quotations 20
bearing on Friday before the Senate
c"fain:itce On General Laws. y tinc OF
no; loss than sou nor moro than 81 300
is provided ior Violations.
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Mr- CT. 7. poss. died SATURDAY ar. ,rJ
noon ut her. home. III IHrE aTnnt. II
Z. pnH91w9n hs roi'owtns inf,teaza. SIX
Nrs ufN w nS her parents; Two sIs.ersl
Mrs. '. r. Thomas. Appomattox :, n "a !,
brother II. NJ. boss. Eynehbura; ""u !
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Mrs. l:iinn ). I,aiic,.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. Feb. TO-
afternoon n the home 0: her dau;:h:cr.
Mrs. w. T. Newman. after :. long illness
OF hear, trouble. The fuacga, WAS held
AZ O'Clock this afternoon from tho
Newman residence ;he service nsinr
conducted by Dir. Cecil Y. Cook OF this
First Methodist Church. Mss, F;.il"s Was
iac ua0Shto. OF The late Anthony
Freddy. OF this COUNTY. Seven ,.;I;I,ir.n
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N. II. Pierre

W. i. Pierce. manager OF the Rich
!mond branch OF the Methodist Publish.
ihornc Avenue. Gin(e,. park. ycy.erday.
MIR. l'iercc'S death followed n weeks
Illness, ana funeral services Will be
held today ut 1850 o'clock al the home
Ills bodN VIII be taken TO SPARTA, Ga.
for intcrmcut on THURSDAY. lie viii no
buried in the family lot.
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Stomach ills

permanently disappear after drinking
tho celebrated Shivar Mineral Water.
Positively guaranteed by mono y-bacl.
o!fcr. Tastes inc: costs q trine Dc
.ircrei anywhere by our Richmond
agents. spence Nuunanake Co Phone
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Lsatcr q. nindle.

BLACKSBUIiC;. VA. Feb. lG.--Lester
G. iiindlc. 81, or Amelia, !, sophomore al
The Virginia Poiytecaaic lnstitatr, died
mo days illness OF pneumonia. The
pody. OF Caie; ilindlt. was taken to
Amelia FOR burial today.
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YRS. Ansic NASH Cun,,,phz,s

LENClIISCICi. w. Fch V16.-Nirr
Annie Nash CpnninSha wife Of K. y
Cunningham. dlcd Sa turday afternoon
II; hcr hons in MINERS: County AFTER
brief !NncsS Of pneumonia. follow.
ms inUu"nza. She is survived by her
husband and TWO children.