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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-04
Gas AND WATER RATES
INCREASE RECOMMENDED
Mayor AinSlic Submits New Ordi-
nance With Rates Left Blank
for Council

! Two amendments to the existing
| ordinance regulating the gas and
| water consumers accounts and col
lcctions were recommended by Mayor
| George Ainslc. in message trans
mittcd TO the Common Council last
| night. The new rate FOR water and
;;as vas lcf; blank in both ordinances.
| to be filed in By the Finance Cam
mittce.
The Mayors message carried with
II the letter OF Director or Public
Utilities Trafford. in which the rca
sons for the advance in the gas rate
are set forth; the Gmn city is losing Il
ufacture!. and this Will amount TO
approximately 100000 in the course
OF year Advances in Inc cos,
OF coal and oil on account for the in
creased cost OF production.
Higher Water Rate Necessary.
Director Trafrord has been aware
for some time that j higher water
rate Is also necessary. but Definite In :
formation MS TO what will be neccs-
sary IN this connection will not be
available until tho investigation or
the water system has been rnmpletcd
BY the director. Both ordinances were
referred TO the Finance Committee,
with which Director Trafford will co.
operate in arriving ut the proper rate.
Many other matters of minor in:-
t'' ,"'NS "Si' hispOScu W.
them resolution appopriatinE SIS
coo for the installation of Il heating
system I'm the new Howitzcrs' Arnory.
which WIS adopted.
President Peters offered new rule
i5-a, which places the Council Cham
Der in the sole charge of the SER
gcant-at-arms. and requires all per-
sons who wish to use il. other than
for Council meetings. TO obtain the
sergeant alarms approval. MIR. Pc
tcrs said that the chamber was being
used for other purposes, and that
the doors had been priced open yes
ierday by some one.
Collect Money Due city.
Councilman umlnuf offered rcso-
luton authorizing the CIT" Attorney
TO employ;a competent attorney. prac-
ticinE in Washington. or before de-
nent. to secure collection OF s46,-
3l6.69. due thc city of Richmond for
the, expense incurred IN cauippinE the
grounds of the Virginia State Fair
Association and Sherwood Park Cor
pora;ion for the mobilization Of
troops, pursuant TO the call OF the
President Of the United States.
The Council adjourned TO meet q;
o'clock Thursday, when several inn
portant matters which were forced TO
lay over because of appropriations
carried will he disposed Of. Among
these is resolution authorizing the
Committee en- Finance TO borrow
$3.50, 600 in anticipation of taxes and
other revenues.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-04
C. & 0. EXCURSIONS WILL
BE RESTORED THIS YEAR
SpcciaI Trninx VIII Again lie DpcE-
atcd between ltichmonu nnd
Points on Coast.

Excursions, which have been \
th;ny ot IN. past for three years, ever
since the railroads passed into Fed
eral control. will be restored Ivy the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. DC :
ginning sunday. May 3d. /; was OH
cially announced last n.ght.
Special fast trains VIII BIZ run be
tween Richmond and Old Point FOR
Ocean View, Norfolk, Newport News.
Wiilouchby Beach, Buckroc Ecacn
and other points along the coast. J. -.
Potts, head of the passenger Depart
ment. stated yesterday.
be run has not yet been arrange.
The service will he for INC benefit O.
cNcursionists who want 10 spend the
day nj the beach and return by night.
Mr. Potts said that tho service vii,
he arranged so that trans Will leave
richmond between and Q O'Clock Ia
the morning and return by ~ l.. NJ.
the same day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-04
CITY CIRCUIT COURT OPENS
Mny Term Begins ana Case. Are
Observation-Disclosures Church May
Borrnw Funds.

Inc May term OF the City Circuit,
court opened yesterday with the
calling Of the docket. and cases were
SCI for tria! during the spring term.
docketcd in the case OF IN. Scws
Leader vs. y. i. Macon for Sl36. and
- y. keinningham w. Richmond
.anNas and Rubber Company for
Sl.JSi.CS.
An order was entered by Judge
scott authorizing Grace Methods;
Eiiseopal Church 20 borrow s35. 900
ana 10 cucumber church property 10
SECURE payment OF the loan
tuition drafted by the Richmond Par
association on the death OF Willis
- smith. member OF tho associa :
IN" case Of W. :. Forbes 60. VS..
Southern Cotton oil C'ompany van,
% triai yestcraay The suit is for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

ro,e Hss,Sra1 from rE Sf tho
g5G.idgnal ,sps9np; Of f%hn
a new postmaster.
Sin o,acer; OF ;hc head camp VIII at
Of mS"iinrs sS"s the II ny ho" si IT,
woolmHn q the World tonight a,'Hci,-
DRY Camp No. Il.
pT's M.Ino Street MnY was orSrs,sd on
is AZ home. much improved
ss Ma;hials.s and Two "f f:om NJ l.o Cd 'a 20:
tn"chin!-s. in Norfolk On May -. -
play United Trouble Ruster" viii
Sud fSfn F'a2y s Msi:o a. p "Si"SS n
, under n: nnspiccs OF the Woman, Mis-
Isl church.
GGs ..in, now snerss.'ai man IN q
aprr'".s,ion 20 RI" 2c!at.ves Of f The s Gs
o: summers M2r;"a, who Tor many years,
rcni;snt,sry. The letter su.or,ses '' IN"
work OF NJ Morton AMI tells OF some OF
dent OF the Bible class
nni OH. ino,;vS pswor lspar,r'Sat. VINO
ir, csri;"sy Of ;ns rS" GnsT Il" bn Sis
q raa!wa? wage: and working conditions
In WnSshington. has, been mrpnintci wa
recently orsanizssd under tho Fcdcral trans
Tor WASHINGTON where tho 3oari viii H.sh hS
In session . s.or: while nefo-" becoming
hsn fIn 'siHg p I.;r IN iis nSw cai'1sS
CID CID .o II son q oSi y micktri OF the
"M!..,sry courissy, a; meet ing AZ the
Tn reEuas dr !fA o q iMs Enc amor
Tn" me- Ing nigh, % yae company nex,
Srsonn1 OF ' III th o ross !" ThMrsdaS On On
gwen by the blues organization m Nor.
ih3 crsan.zat.on. TSS ,an": I yGiTI'i h ,""r
ali Blues nn'! members %: ;hc 4.socia lion.
No;itc was received Yesterday n, IN.
bcpar ;mon, of Inland Game AMI Fisheries
raaidly ever, half OF. ihcm hav.ns aitSa'iy
m"ntoh mo uatiye quail already on thc
iarm nnh :urnieh eggs which were : To
;.ihu;sd ih-oash6u; the sac. The en- nails, i've
qua!i arc reported a: not laying as yet,
appreciation y: tho Ein Of -hc uncaii.d
lecture hold her" some dino ago una.r , ="
auspices az Tic Eiwanis Club was eSprassc,l
RaglsnI Of IN. Eiwanis C!nn. r from ~; v W.
H., Wan. IN charge OF the House of Happiness
$ hoo! o. Social WORK and Pubi.. Health; ne
he ninth lesson in the oars IN Citizen.
shi given Al suffrage headquar,"fs. Fourth
AL rankin Strcrts. thi.: Afternoon n;
w clock DR. iIhhs vii explain the
Statr avs dealing with such classes o,
sluzcns, AIS" o: prison rcfur.i. AID State
ssnn,r"! nt INC insane and poor o, the
state IN" lectures az" given t. falniIiar-
re the ncw vote. Win :he state gov.
Tho !tnsA Stoclie!i Machine Gun Con-,
nm! W.. mold It's regular meeting tonight
~ s:!e oc'cci' In the Grays' Ar,nory. The
rIiIn Somrnny. Firat Prcyi-lS7ni Rcci-
;ncnt. h"id IT'S regular d.. i i mcctInc
last night In tho arrnory .
Conpany 4. Richmond Light Infantry
n.uurs. VII Hold us regular meeting anc,
arm toa!Ehi = The R.Gcs' A:r,rry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-04
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Richmond Rotary Club mt Rich
mOnd Hotel Mt 4.
Women Adverfiscr>' Club mt
Richmond Hotel ut 1.
Florence Nightingale Ccnten-
NAL Committcc mt 10p3 West Ave-
nue. nt 4.
Annual meeting of woman's
Missionary Society of First BAN
list Church. In church pnrlor, mt &.
Monthly business meeting, w0-
mnn's Missionary society, Grnce
street baptist Church, mt {.
Woman's Auxiliary, Grace
Covenant Presbyterian Church,
1:l West Franklin, Mt 4.
womnn's AUXILIARY. First Pres
bytcrinn Church, I'm lecture room.
mt 4.
Lecture on citizenship by DR..
II. II. fiibbs, Jr., t;quni Suffrage
Headquarters, at &.
women's Auxiliary, Howit1ers'
Association, ut Murpby's Hotel mt
S:l5.
Lyric-a:3o, $, $3.50.
Strand-"Frccklcs." 3. $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-04
I||'|0URI MEN CONVICTED OF
AIDING GIRLS TO ESCAPE
inmates of Bon Air Rcformatory
Captured After Two Days
s.S.::,s.- Liberty.
CAMPED NEAR FOREST HILL
Girl of Thirteen Returns to Home
at Bon Air With Information
Leading TO Arrest of the Quar-
- -fette.

ssgFour- young men from tho Forest
s5ilt section OF South Richmond have
been found guilty OF aiding and abct-
{ ting four inmates OF he Virginia
8Homc and Industrial School for Girls,
.ht;,Eon, Air. TO ts,spc, and they were
!. Effen.tcrms in ja!! ranging from six
10 eighteen months and fines from
$500 TO $500.
'ss'.s;Another boy, Maynard Vaughan,
ssnSas.... because OF his youth. sent 10
.ithe laurel Industrial School for Boys
Stor; reformation. The trials We're held
4ons Saturday, at Midlothian. Chester
4 Reid. County. before Magistrate Is. 5.
SS3pcsnt. Attorney William NJ. Justis,
E-lr-.-whs retained by the home author
tt.eS TO assist Commonw Attor-
Grey Haskins Hobson in the prosecu-
lion.
ssn eisht ssa mont months and aa
ftineh $1,000. Inc other three men,
Charles Hague, Arthur tMack) Brown
tand Raymond Jenkins. were each
fined $500 and given jail term o:
Six months.
All the girls. after having campcd
|, out for two nights in tho woods close
Sto.sForcst Hill. were captured ny
Richmond and have heea returned to
Z The school at Hon Air. Rain on ,ae
second night OF the camping out
drove one Of the girls into an old dis
the: school on Apr.I ls
it.t Glue az TO the whereabouts of the
gir1s was obtained from one Of the
number who repeated the cScapade
and returned to Bon Air. She was
thirteen years old. None of them
was more than eighteen
IS, The men. according to the tcsti-
timonS, sent word TO the girls that
they would bring with them. 10 a
point near the school. the necessary
sclotheS in which to escape.
~ .Appeals have been noted in the
terfcid County. where. i, was said
last night, other charges would he
.iodsed against them when the grand
s1ury conrencs on Monday
.5s Bal was fixed in the sum Of $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-04
A. T. COMPANY MAY CUT BIG
MELON AT ANN UAL MEETING
Stockholders Considering 30 Per Ccut
Dividend on S42 ,On0.u0O Com
Stock,

Stockholders OF the American To-
hacco Company Will hold their an
nual meeting next week in New York
CITY. when the question of declaring
30 per cent stock dividend on the
Sf2.nOp.0oO common stock OF the COM
ranr will be voted on
The question Of issuing the stock
dividend Will come before the NEE;
inG in the form OF a resolution from
tho board OF directors which has been
approved by them and will he finally
acted upon at the annual meeting OF
~ '"hpdnS. l'ASSoge o! the rcSo!u-
lion would mean the issuance la
stockholders Of S2?,4oo,0J0 in com
mon stock.
Ech 6cs the stock dividend the di
fectors have authorized the 20 per
cent dividend on the common stock
OF the company and the regular per
ferrcd stock. The authorized nrc
terrcd stock which Is carried bv tho
company amounts to $4,000. 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-04
PATH OF FARMER is NOT
gR0SE-STREWH, SAYS ONE
DcirEatc Chnse, Of DicI<cnsor. Capitol
inner itncuSscs Trials and Tribu-
go lations OF Tlller Of Soil

iations OF TlIier of Soil.
here simply is nothing TO the
popular belief that farmers are get
yng rjch in these days OF high
prices, declared Delegate Roland p.
Chase. CT Dickinson County who Was
FL the Caniiol on legal business yes
I.long with my IA ". .aractic try
70 run little farm hut I.havc found
X Impossible &c keep efficient labor
and AT price that w!ll permit sue
oessful operation. We arc having to
pay AS much AS $40 day for com
re On farm la Dor and IL is hard TO get
ayulSleni help ~ that.
III mus, be known that tho pro
docar is not getting anything like
bis proper share OF the high prices
that arc being paid by the ultimate
consumer. II he was he might be ahlc
10 inject the very largely increased
price OF labor and the materials he
has to buy
Mr., Chase declared that Dickinson
County is developing very RAPIDLY.
Rich coal fields are being devalopcI
atong hiG lines: new railroad lines are
Icing built into the fields. good high
ways are being constructed and al,
lines OF industry arc rchectinE the
general prosperity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-04
RESULTS OF TRAINING
WILL BE DEMONSTRATED
NctEhborhood Settlement To Give May
Dny fnEcnnI on Wednesday, May
N. ITO tic In Open.

interested in socia!
and phiianthrop;c work will have an
opIor1unity TO observe the results Of
trimming given tho children who at
tend the NsiEhborhood Settlement
Ntneteenth and Broad streets when
they held their May Day paCean. on
"Wednesday. May -. beginning AT 4
o'clock In the afternoon and con;inu-
ms until shortly after o'clock. All
Of the events OF the pageant Will be
tse!d-tn the open. within the square
bounded by Nineteenth Broad and
Grace streets. The recrsat;onal
Clara Glass and Miss Leah Hirsrh-
,terE. suNt rrisors OF tho settlement
assisted by large CORPS If helpers.
wilt include Maypole and May Queen
dances. as Seii as o.her folk dances
Spea-air games Viii be- played one
s fsaIrrc of the caEran, will he com
f5artts-. stag. 10 DC led b. Oscar
SUBWAY, Of The War Camp Com
nudity Service.
The Seighborhood Settlement is
Conducted under the auspices Of the
Richmond Section. Council Of jewish
the home is Mrs. Pauline Thaihimer:
sacfeIITy. Mrs. Raphael Levy; treas
euTsC: Mrs. II. $. BinswanEcr The
.epaLdE:of 6ircccors is COMPOSED Of
Meftta mes l.. LIVINGSTONE $ l. MAYER
Myers, j.. y. l.. Stern, /. Il.
SEX: Leon Wallcrstc!n and Daniel
WHIT ock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-04
WIN Attend shrine Convention.

More imam 100 Snrincr. will leave
Richmond June u for Portland. ore.
on special train to attend tho
annual convention OF the Shrine there
the latter part OF June. Approxi-
mat.ly 100 of tho number are Rich
innnGcrs. and tho remainder will I've
delegates from various cities in tho
state, who will gather hero To go
with the itichmOndcrs. j. Garland
Hood. "f the Shrine here. stated last
night that the delegation from Vir-
Einia Will return from the conven-
ton July 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-04
Nnmc schoo, superintendent Today

npnd ard Cirlyson Counties Will
he chosen a: tho meeting of tao
state Board Of Education this mora
ing AT II O'clock in the board room
Of the department., Secretary lIill-
man announced yesterday. X. NJ. Will
iir ms is the only candidate for Nansr-
;rcad County The two candidates
for Nelson are Harry Bowling and
W. f. Kidd Applications for the
Grayson County supcrintcndcncy'
have been made by +. J.. Coz. Kyle 7.
Cox. B NJ Wright and S. l.. Payne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-04
NOT ATTORNEY MOSS
Nnn Arrested In Wilmington for
Itichmond Police Iins Same InI-
tial. rs Local Lawyer.

e. W Moss. arrested for tho Rich
mond authorities last week At Will
2u0. Grove Avenue. Mr.. Moss is an
attorney. with Offices in the Mutual
Building, and was "a candidate in tho
primary for n seat in the Common
Council. The Moss who was arrested
i'm Wilmington is said To De un-
known hero. lie is wanted on 4
charge OF forgery. Detective Ser
Ccant l.. IL Organ. OF the Rich
mond police force. let: hero ycster-
day 10 escort tho prisoner back for
trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-04
.. I,enefit RAN for ornhnn..

- Catholic women OF Kichmond ay.
themselves In the success
Of :, ball which will he gigpa nj The
SGrgyES Armory Friday night Tor the
5benkfit OF ST. Joseph's Orphan Asv
s.nu. Fourth and Marshall Streets.
which shelters 100 orphans In.
sCreased cost OF all necessities for The
trSa!D1Grance of such IN institu,ion
Ia made II Imperative that the pub
lie fsnould &c appealed TO 10 con,ri
butte to the support OF a Richmond
gcharity that Sister Rose. the mead o,
the institution. may meet her obli-
ganons in behalf OF the loo little
children under her care
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-04
Held for October Term

Aaron Garthcr. colorcd. was hold
JOY inc october term OF the grand
Iwry yesterday on the charge ~ 60
iylns on tho business OF a.ytillInr
ardent spirits without giving the
necessary bond required by law by
Flcgenhcimcr So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-04
Commerce Chnmhcr Mee1. r,.

Malters ancctinE the welfare and
progress OF Richmond viii I've de
cussea al the first quarterly meet.
iiiE OF The Chamber az Commerce in
The auditorium OF the jefferson Un,n1
InntsIay night at $40 o'clock.
John Kerr Branch, president OF rho
chamber. will preside. '"e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-04
trenpr.sec nfv~r Embargo LIf,.s

NASHVILLE. TENN. May 3.-The
embargo on Tennessee River shin
ping. which has been in effect on ~,
I, Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis
4 fSaffyoad. was l!ftcd today at John
ErHytlle. according to announcement
sYgom w. T. Nichols, Of the freight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-04

Every piece new this season. A very
big assortment, in large, medium and
small designs; all colors Many of them
initiate the expensive imported patterns.
on splendid quality material that cannot
be duplicated at anywhere near the price.
On sale Tuesday morning.
Booth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-15
DREAMLAND ADVENTURES
NANETTE'S WISHES
BY DADDY

big and / am SO little?" she asked.
And that did seem puzzle, for Balky
Sam was ordinary mule size, while
Nanette had been made as small "a a
dolly by blowing into Hoppity Hops
left ear. Hoppity Hop shifted and
chuckled. BLOW into my right ear, /"
he squeaked to Nanette. Nanette blew
into his right ear, and quick as fash :,
there she was her usual size. Billy
and Peggy did the same, and they, too,
became child size.
Billy helped Nanette to Balky Sans
back, and she hung tightly to Balky
Sans big ears while he walked gently
then he trotted briskly. and finally,
when she had become used to riding,
he galloped gaily back and forth through
kicking spell, his head low and his heels
aiming at the sky. When he was in
that position his back made a slide,
and Nanette slid gently right over his
head and back upon her fiowery throne
MY, that was fun" she laughed
THANK you, Fairy Peggy and Fairy
Billy, for granting my third wish"
That was easy, grinned Billy.
"But tell us your fourth wish. Per-
haps that will be harder"
i've never seen anything but
motion picture plays" said Nanette,
'and I'd like to see show with per.
forming animals, and music and sing.
ing, and all that. But I've had SO
much already that perhaps | hadn't
ought to ask you for my fourth wish. "
'Ha Ha The fourth wish is the
easiest of ALL" laughed Peggy. "You
sit down and we will give a show"
And they surely did give a show-onc
that made Nanette clap her hands until
they were sore and laugh until she
was tired. Balky Sam called Billy Goat
and Lonesome Bear from the woods,
where they were feeding, and then Balky
Sam, Johnny Bull, Billy Coat, Hop.
pity Hop and Lonesome Bear did all
sorts Of animal tricks, most of them
funny. The biris made music and acted
little plays. Peggy sang songs, Billy.
did comical stunts just like Charlie
Chaplin, and Judge Owl gave a sony
and dance number. 1t was n Jolly show
and every one had a good time.
Thank you, Fairy Peggy and Fairy
Billy, for my fourth wish" y" cried
Nanette. Thank you Thank you -
Nov tell us your fifth wish" said
Billy, but II he had known how DIFF.
ticult it was going to be to grant the
fifth wish, he might not have been In
such a hurry to ask about 1t.
lTomorro1 ViH DO told abost ,As
MIN wtSh.l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-15

The young lady across the way
says we don't seem to have states
men any more Of the type of Abra-
ham Lincoln and Daniel Webster
and the other signers of the Decla-
ration Of Independence.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-15
CHAPTER "
The Show in the Woods

NTANETTE'S eyes sparkled as she
~ waited to have her third wish
granted, which was to ride on pony
that had been in a circus. "Hee -haw,
I'm on the way!' .brayed Balky Sam,
answering Billys whistle. Peggy and
Billy waited for him as anxiously as
Nanette, for they wanted to see whether
she would be satisfied with the army
mule when she had wished for a circus
pony.
"Oh, hope the pony will dance and
prance," whispered Nanette.
'Hee. haw! Here l am" brayed
Bak Sam, galloping into the council
hall. Then, before any one could say
word to him. he danced and he
pranccd, He walked on his hind legs
and he turned somersaults. He sat
down and pretended TO sing song, and
70 finish off he made a dancing school
Dow before Nanette.
Hail, Princess Nanette! am ready
Ing"
Nauettes eyes sparkled more than
ever.
"Oh, what a wonderful, wonderful
circus pony" she cried. "He is even
more wonderful than ! thought he would
oe' Peggy and Billy were very glad
. hear her say that, for they had been
AFRAID she would be disappointed when
= mule came instead of pony. But
.uey wondered how Balky Sam had been
wise enough to do all his tricks without
%Stlhg told. And how had he known
SSahettes name and that she had wished
wr SCr rldeT Had some real fairy been
Whispering to him?
,on. 1ast then Peggy heard General Swal-
wb U% cnucklc, and In an instant she knew
Nsrod %"o tee fairy had been who had whis-
T STspea to Balky Sam, telling him about
S"nSytte wish. 1t had been General
tbo t1bmalloT Ilt,T who had flown swiftly to meet
iV low inuiTi T, Thank you, General Swal-
mr,., Ihat was cute of you" muir
SulS Sured Peggy in his ear and General
INSnow Naw chuckled more than ever.
t'HomIe gazed up at Balky Sam.
~" can ride the pony when he Is so
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-15

lTomorro1 piH DO told abost ,As
mn eish.1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-15

fNanette, the sick girl, has sin
TiShcs, tchich Peggy aud Billy try to
grant her. The first is to Uisit Bird
land, and she is carried there by the
birds. The second is to become
princess, and Peggy makes her
princess of Birdldnd. Her third toish
10 10 ride a circus p0ny.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-15

,ty,. J. Burton Francis, ioomen
II b;oh ideals and more than the
sn or5;,orv w. measure Of the miH ot
9Iuma e"a k;udness coursing through her
ha.." not;css tAat her odshtoondn,
fs,.'' w., watson, is performing her ldbors
h'S' ,n,oo;sh manner, inquiries about
~. 5eaih and about her numerous
sSiBren, subjects her TO some upWt.
cmlk !," ',olk on motherhood, suggest:
mS boots for her husband TO read, ara
;n,@resfs 1yv, herself in the 'oetdre OF tho
fJmily.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-12-17

sured and the great reduction in the
cost of all the supplies used by the
mine, as we'll as a certain marked
reduction in the cost of labor within
few weeks; ii seems almost impos-
sible that any circumstances could
arise to defeat the plans of the man
agement or hinder the absolute sue
cess of this great undertaking.
II was indeed hard to turn away
from the busy activity and rapid but
sane development of that great plant
for the impulse was strong upon us
to retain the miners garb we were
wearing, to remain in that valley OF
the Rockies and aid with all our
might in tearing from that mountain
its vast hoard of mineral wealth. Nc
one who sees the Mike Horse mine
and its advanced stage of develop
ment can doubt the success that
awaits the stockholders of the Ster-
ling Mining & Milling company.
Reluctantly turning our faces to-
ward the south, after parting lunch
in the CHEEKY dining hail. we were
soon far from the busting camp
Two hours and forty minutes from
the Mike Horse to the famous mining
city of Montana, and then a night
on the train alternately thinking and
dreaming of the great mine that, al
no distant day, bids fair to rival the
greatest mines of the West when the
great railroad passes close to it:
richest claims