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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-17
GrbiftcrtitS ser
Giirkcft eeeen Grie6eit

aoritantinopeL II. Seb. - 9ie
Grbitternng iiber Die Geietnng
Sninrfias ieitens oer@rie9en ninnlt
Inter Den &ilrten inirner eroberen
linlfang on, tr0 gertreter dlIer 8or.
teien in Gonitontinopel erfl1ren, es
iei ausgeidloIien, onB @riebeitlolo
Die aontrolle iiber irgerlolueIhes @e-
biet nit portuieseno tiirfiider @e.
b0Iferllng befonunen oiirfe.
Ger sriediide @iinilterprafibent
@eniaeIos batte fiiralid oitf Der SSri.
lei Gbios cine 8eipredrng NIT Dem
&onunanoetr Der eriedii9m Sriip.
pen in Gmprna nnO Dem griediiherl
Sberfonuiliii6r bort; es ipuroe be-
i6Ioiieh borl1ufig oos eeiantte srie-
hifde Seer, itngefdbr 100000
0lann, niobiI at bebdlten; aiiBeroeni
iou Der &efrrtenjobrsnng 1921 elm.
geSogen ueroen. Gs lit benbfidtiet,
oos @ebief I'M Gnprnn in einenl
llrnfreis bon 40 MeiIen beietd ali
bolten.
8ie tt6 gtotionoliiten nm tiirfi.
i9en gbsepronetertboiis buben iidj
berpfIiAtet, feinen Srieoeti drt3uneb.
men, tucIder Der 2iirfei nidt olles
@ebiet NIT bortuieeeno tiirfiiher ge.
lboIferiing Suriideeseben noer bic
Siirfei Der @orrninioldlaft irgenh ei-
ner geotion, Die @ebietsintereiien Il,
Der 2epdnte bot, iinterfteIIen tpiiroe,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-17
Slciittsu suusfmbr bat
fait eaits aaifeebSrt
sSniOlaebeKen III edladtbie6 int
Greiie sefallen; 9reiie fiir ben
aIeinbanOel nod bod.

Gbicngo, Sa, IL. 5e6r Gie
Sleiidaiisfubr Der lanerifr a zen
@robihLddtereien, 0eE gr6B p sSn.
6uitrie oes antOes, Ba, ipie BON ocm
sSynititute Of antaricor{ Meot goders
befannt eege6en miro, tpegen Der
Gntpertnng nlisl6noiffen @eloes
faftiib oufgebort. 8abreno 6es les.
ten Sabres betrug bic ansfi,br BON
Gtipeineprooaiften oIIeirt 2,500, ,000,-
600 8ftno. Die ausfnbr bon gfino.
fleiid borte por eirtiger s3eit nilf,
mnb tuabreno oes Iebten @aonots lit
SdJwei,efleiih bon 6emielben Sdid4
iaI betroffeit iporben.
GasIanSiifjer Mlarft geIdloiien.
eSn einent lleberblit iiber bic
Sleiidlage miro eeIagt, ooB eng.
lano einen gorrot fir 7 Monate on
Sano babe. sSll 9eltidInno ton.
men Die Gnerifaniiden agenten
nidts Derfa,lfen, neil Die &egieritng
nidt intftanSe iit. Elm annebmbnres
3ablungsmitteI au bei6offen. Ser
gerfauf on Sollano bat praftii1
aifgebort. Ssn Sranfreidb tpirS gar
'ni6ts a6geiebt. 9ie Soffnirng Der
Gfanbinapier auf 8ieberbelebllng
6eS riiiiiiden $ntbels ourh aufbe-
bl,ne Der 8Iodaoe lit oufgegeben
tporoen. Stalien bat felt geraumer
3eit fein amerifaniitbes 5Ieii1 eiii.
gefithrt. Ser Riidgang Der Ausfubr
ipiegelt ii@ In einem SnIIen Der
Gngrospreiie uieoer, nber Inn &Iein.
bdnoel lit nod TEN, preisnieoergang
Su beterfen.
Ereiie iuerbea nod ipeiter fallen.
8or einem Sabre brodten SAien
mtf Dem Marft bon gbicago $40
Oos $unoert. ipGbreab oieieIbe Site
iest $1t.50 Bis $3.50 brinat.
MarftfGbiges &in0fleiftb eroieIte m
ber Ietten ISOLDE einell Gur1.
| idJnittgprets bon $17.86 geeen $40.
81 i'm 8orjabre. SonoeIsf1nuner
Guotierungeit fir Shtpeineprooiitte
poren 1919 betr19tIi9 bOber nIs
1920. tpie folgenoe Soblen seigen.
GdtpeinefIeiif $33.75 ($3S.S5);
Sdmola $2i.07 ($23.s0D; Sfippeu
$tS.07 ($at.S2.) Ser gsorft 1T ieii
sipei @o6en I'M beit1noieen Slid.
gang, itn0 bic fiinf sroBen GdIGd'
tereien loiieit burdI lire 8ertreter
befntnt nnden oob EN- ipeiterer
geieoergang Der &rciie aii ertparter
lift
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-17
american fc9icrt tuia
OienitsGnti6dSieilito

@aibineton II. Sebr. - Gie
rGmericnn 2eeion" mill Yoftib itno
ogreliib" noreebeu, I'M @eiese fir
cine GrIeoierne ibrer Dienftentid6.
6igiing ouf Der 9oiis bon $50 mo.
nntlff) ourd5niesen. Sos &ehts.
foniitee Der 2egion fpuroe beonffrdet,
NIT &on9rebobgeorbneten tpegen be.
reits in Angriff eenonunener @eiese
in 8erbinonng an treten. @eitere
@oridIdee fir Gntiddoieitneen ai,
Bitmen iin6 gniien, fcipie an Ser.
friippelte, ipiiroen borbebnIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-17
Demti6c beitbipcren
iitt bel 1oilfcit

Berlin. II. Sebr.-Dertide ge.
ontte in SdIesipig hnben eit Sdrei.
ben an ben Srdfioenten eeridtet, in
peIdem iie segen Die Wsetbcoen pro.
teifierten, Die bel Der abItinnitrne
iiSdlespis sur slnipenouns eebrndi
ipur6en. Gs miro ooroif bineetpieiert,
6ob oie ausfiibriina Der abitintnuine
In Sireftem 8iberipriid] sn ben BON
Tr6fioenten IN ieinen Heoen itieoer'
aeIeeien griuaipien ftntteefuuben
habt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-17
Der9iftcter Sttitaps
fir It. 8. ueeftten

Stem glorf, II. Sebr. 3olfbe.
ante batten in @rfobrling gebrdft,
oaB Sdnapsihnluggler bon Sapono
in Der lleberseusune, oaB Die ge.
ofnten iib an befn fonfis5ierten
SGnaps giitlid taterl $50 6lnihen
bergifteten 8bisfeD on 8orb oes
syradtoanpfers Gm Wateo oIs cine
Safe utttarge6rnft bdtten. Cine
Gi,r9iu6itng 6es Sdiffes ergob cine
8ente bon SO SGaiden @bisfeb, 10
5laiden aoenof, IA SIaiden Saars
mitteI, oeren @igeiitiirler ritbt er.
nlittelt tper6en fo1lltten, unS Die fir
cine anoGDie beibIagnnbmt ipltroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-17
Grictiiete Nnipriiebc
Dor Gberitcnt Hat

2onbon. II. Sebr.--Ger 0berite
@at bertpnrote ben $aa nit sln.
boren Der gnipriid]e, ipeIHe @eni.
5eIos fir @riederllatto biniidtIih
oes SrieoensIdIuiies nit Der Siirfei
erhob. iinb ouf ipeitere 8erbanolifn.
gen iiber ben Srieoensbertrog init
Der Giirfei obne ieooh al elmer Glt.
iheioltns a., tcntrlen. 5erner be.
ihdftiete Scr Gntipprf elmer slnt.
mort onf Dos Sdreiben nes Grdii-
oenten BiIIon In Der uorintiinet
sSroge ben Sberiten R1t. Gs miro
bon oiitoratiber Seite eentnbnt, Die
in Grnnfreit beroffentIiftrn ge.
riGte iiber Die antiuort Der 9lIliier.
ten NIT gorIiht aiitaunebmeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-17
tsieiioe 1liteebctc aitf
Sd,iFfe ab9cgebeis
Seuat erindi lint slnfidnb bes Scr.
fanfs; Ginbaltsbefeblt iutro
Syreitas entidlieSsm.

gsoi6ington II. 6ebr.-- @dB-
reno bic aontroberie iiber ben Dor-
oeIhlagenen @erfouf friiberer beut.
feber Sfifie brei slbteiIitngen Der
|0legiernng adnllih oas 8eiBe Sous,
Sen Genat uno Ons 0iItriftsgeribt,
|beidJ1ftiate, trieben 6ie Trdifoenten
Der eroben 5diffdbrtsgeieIfd Ifdaften
oie Sdiffe In wliaionenaa9len ge-
aenainaroer anf eine '@ruppe
bon, feds S6iffen tpnrbe in 5priin-
gen bon $250,000 bon Generalma.
ior @oetbols, oem Saapt Der Slime.
ricon Chip & Commerce Co., imo
s. q. g. SranfIir, Dem 8rdiioellten
Der International Mercantile @tas
rine, in Die Sobe getrieben, Bis
eoetboIs naG einem gngebot bon
$t3,0OO,000 ieinem @egner bas
6eIb iiberlieB.
8or groffnlmg Der 9(uftion tunroe
bonn 4olnHiIIGr Slot befannt ge6e.
ben, opB iid oas gerfabren ouf Die
glnnobme bon @ngeboten bei9ran-
| fen ipiir0e, hoB Sic en6giiltige @1lt-
ihcioung erit nad Ser @enebu1igung
oes Senats SanOelsfonlitees, 6es
Meorine aoatitees I'M Sa,iie un6 ito9
0em slnsgang Der ginbaltsbefebls.
flage bon @iIliam S. Searit gefdllt
lpetoen f0nnte. @Gbreno Die Inge.
bote absegeben ipurbei, mafte Der
5enot Die Gahe nod bertpidelter,
inbem ct eine Reiolution onnabnt,
mel9e I'M aufi6nb, oes 8erfaufs er'
iudte. 9rotoem tpitroe befonnt ge.
geben, oaB Die auftion belite moreen
I'M 10 llbr feftgeiebt tperoer1 tpiiroe.
SSm 9iItriftseeridt nnbm gtibter
8nilep ben 9lntrns bon SeorIt aui
pinen ginboIts1efebl lnter Grind.
laung, na9oenl er oie gelpeis,
Fiibrltng Der aobofaten, boB Dem
lS6iffahrtsalslhub Die geietlth(
9liitorit1t fir ben 8erfouf Der
s56iffe febls, oneebort batte. Seine
@ntideibuns miro Sreitog obgege'
fben.
| Splonge @nippen BON S9iffer
oitF Die gliftion gebrn1t ipiroen
taing 0os 8ieten MIR longInm boz
lid, belebte fid aber, nIs ant giah
lntittdg eirt;elne Sahr5eitee onge
boten ipurSen 9as bodlite Gngebo.
fir eine @rlpbe fpliroe bon Der SsSSr
ternational Merd)ant Uedrine mi
| $14,050,O00 auf neun Gdiffe ob
gegeben. 9as b6dite Augebot fiji
EN- ein5eInes Boot rtohte Ole ame
riron Ship & gonimerne 60. mi
$2.000.000 fir ben GaIlao, ons
Soppelfe bon Dem, mos Die Sheridan
gforine aeboten bntte.
] saein ilebcrcinfommen nit GnslanS
j SIM 8eiben Sous tpur0e eeinet
oab Der Srdiioent Die Geiolution Sel
| Senots, II, pelher ct nm slusfunf
fiber Elm llebereinfonnnen NIT @roB
britonnien tresen beg @erfniti
! friiberer bsntider S6iffe erIiih
piro, NIT einer prontpten geruei
nitng benrttporten tpirh
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-17
Menimsitis srafiiert in Grete.

2incoln, gtebr., II. 8ebr Die
gefiirdtete araltfbeit Spinal 1ierir-
gifts lit ipie0er in Crete, 90 Meileit
bon bier geIegen, olsgebroden.
Ser 8oriteber bes Stoats.@eintl6s
beitsonlts hot perfiigt, aIle oortigen
Sdulen uno &irber Bis ouf tpeits>
res 5i i1Lieben llno oGe offeiltliden
@criunlntlliileen eitt8uitellen. Gos
Godne College, iintpeit ber Staot es
fegeh lit rid5t gefdIoiIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-17
2lriitcnier
ait9ebliet itiiteebraebt

@nibington, II, Sebr.-Siefige
9ertreter Der armeniTden g1ntiondI
Union baben gtndridt erbalten, 6ub
5u giliiien (iiiooItli6e aiiItenlanb-
ihoft aIeinaiiens) 1000 grmenier
bon fnroifGen nno tiirfiiGen Sol
0aten erinorSet Doroen iinS. Die
Mel6iing foninlt bon Dem ontierett-
oen ormeniiden @rabiidof In
Smprnn. gs beiBt ferner, boB go.
900 sSeinoe Der Mrlnerier in Dem
@obtde 9iitrift eineefolfe1 iino uho
COB uno geroerben berbreiten.
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srantreidj felt giinbnis in stbrebe.

Mont II. Seb.-3nr 8ernbienng
Der bier hiriierenSen @erii6te iiber
elm 8iinbnis Stpiiden Srantreih uno
Sieo.SIonien bot Die fron5oiiide
@eionSti6oft cine GrfI6riine ber0f.
fentlid)t. tponoh Die bier berbreitete1
9oflmente, Die eine s(bidrift bes
8ertrneeB fem foIlen niertoIs Der
frnnsoiii1en aou,iler boreslest NOR.
ben finn.
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sQitti's GrflGrnns,

Ioln, 17.Seb.-Ginem 9orreipott.
6erlten 6es 9leiiosero eegeniiber ili.
Berte fd 9retlier gtitti In 2on6on:
.8ir oiirfen nidt bergeIien, bnb
amerifa Dos Seft bes D2eIiers in
S1n6en Bat. Sic tentporGre Slime.
ienbeit Der amerifaniId)en 8ertreter
bon Der aonefrens beoeutet nid)t.
bnf ntnn in @dfbington fein ssrter.
eiIe an Ben gerhanolungen ninlmt.
Maon berfolgt ben Gong berIeIben
ltiI1 fam Snr gegebenen Belt eiit.
greifeft INN oIIe nnfere aeidIiiIie
iirlaiiifoBer.~ 9fitti iogte, bnb Die
ofonortiidje Gage in europa berortis
ift onB man NIT amerifos. SiIfe
reAnen ittiiife.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-17
serbiIdles aabiaett reiisniert.

@eIero6. 16. Sebr.-Dos ierbi.
ide 9abinett i,nter Dem asretrlier
gabiSobitd) bat reiieniert, neil Der
Grin3 aesent Mernnoer iid mel.
eerte. Die eesenipdrtieen 8robin5ial.
bertretuneen oi,fjubeben lirio @ob.
len fir cine neutrality-suspicious. gsa.
Notwithstanding nnSuberniinten.
9as dirriidaetretene Mhliiteriiin tpar
i'm 9liisiiit Ieetes Sobr eebiIoet NOR.
ben.
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ls5ettcrberiGt

Sir Snloba imb lllngegenb -
5d)on liuS etipas fGIter beute no9t
1lnb Yiittipod.
ssiir 0ebrosfd -S6on bette nndi
1tno @iitttpoh. adIter bette nnGd
itno i'm iiio0itIiben SeiI an Msitt.
nod.
Sir Soma Eeilipeiie beip0ln
itnb fGlter beltte rndt. 9iittpodl et-
mas fGlter ltno tei[lpeiie beipolft.
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a'gInnnnsip fiihrt ifr.i6entfrIeben.

sillme. II. 6ebr.-3lpei ariees.
idiffe. Die Der topfcre a'4nhunaio
ieinen 2onoitreitfrdften binsusefiiet
bot, nabnen i'm Golf BON 9uernero.
iiiSIid bon bier. Elm Sriippentrdns.
porti6iff nit 900 Monii reeliIGrer
Sruppen on gorS, nefnnaeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-17
Deltiehc er1alteit
21ctc ser 1laiiertcit

Berlin. II. .Geb. (lltiteo greB.)
Der bieiiee britiibe 8oti6aftcr tpiro
Der beiitiden saegier,tng Die gtote
Der GIliierteI in tpeIdpr bon Der
ausIieferung osiitiher ariessfrebIer
abftnno eenomnlen inoeiien ber.
Inngt miro, baB fie Dor Dem gaei6s-
serift proseiiiert iperoerL iiberrel-
den.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-17
Pc4anc ica Kaifer
itaet JnSictt pcrbaititcit
,SolIdnb Niro Jnterniernns tn
0oorn boridlcsen, ba er in Ser.
banmaaa iuilligen naikte.

SIN Song, II. Gebr.-Gie Iesfe
an SoIldno gerihfete Note Der Il.
Iiierten nit 8eoig niif Die gtus.
lieferiing Oes oeiiti9en &aiiers
ainlnt bic 5orberiing ieiner lleber.
gnbe auriif nnb eriuat MIR I'M
feline synternierung nit Der anoeu.
flung, ben friiberen oeutfden &niier
bieIIeidt nat elmer Der sSnieln oes
boIlGnbii6en Sitinbieits an ienben.
gs miro bcrihtet, oab Die boGdnoi-
i9e Hesierling entidIoiien lei, Die
Srlternierling 8iIbeIHs in 9oorn
on5ubieten. Sonono ipiiroe Die
ftrifte gerartnortiing bafiir iiber.
nebmen, oaB er ben @eltfrie0en
nifJt ipieoer itoren tpir6, iri0em es
ibn itnter geua9ltng unb 3eniitr
fteat.
SsSn 6ipIonlntii9en &reiien miro
betont, oab Sollano eifrig ooroui
beondt lit, nIlen @iinideit Der Mi.
ierten ei1tgeaenaufontnter, Die iif
NIT ieiner 8iirSe uno longi6briger
Sra0ition pertrdgen. IS lit rnebr ole
bereit, eins Srage ab5uihIieBerL Die
linn, felt Die SobenaoI[erit Die
@ren5e itberidritter5, Elm ipunoet
Gunft geipcien 1T. 9ie biplontatifdbeu
9reiie fin0 iiheraeugt, bab Der adi.
ier ben 8[aa, ben Geit feintr Sage
in Sollono gu Derbringen, NIT eroBe1
gereittpiIligfeit auitiirlinen miro
ebenio ipie Die gGiierten i'm mil
8efrieoigung Der boldnoiidjen auf
|iidt iinterItelIen ipiiroen. @dn ber
meiit auf hie giinftiee Sage bor
Doorn ipeIdes bon olLen groBerer
St1oten melt entfernt liegt itnt
Iei6t iiberlnodt iperben fam.
Der Gaifer ntikte in 8erbannana
iuillisen.
Ser goritblae Der glIIiierten, oot
SoIlano oen &aiier oitrd cine Ser.
bonniing ouf cine S5niel in Sol.
ldnoiif Snbiett Ios tueroen, fottnte
bat bier cine erobe lteberrofdtunr
lerporgeritfen. Cine dbnIide 2oiune
Der Gage 1T tpieberbolt bon ber hoI
ldnoiiden Greiie befiiriportct NOR
ben. Inter Der gerfaiiuila ScHdflb,
fonHfs Der anifer ridt eepaltioll
oeportiert tperSen;; CT iitiiBte it'd
freiipillig perbdnnet Ioiien.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15
HALFWAY MARK REACHED
IN R. R. 7. M. G.. A. DRIVE
over Loco Members Signed Up by
Workers In First Three Days
Of Week Cnmnni.sn.

Reports made TO General Chairman
Thomas Il. Morton by the two d.
rcctors conducting the membership
campaign of the Railroad y. NJ. c. y.
show splendid results for the first
three days work. the half way mari
having been passed. Exactly 1850
members have been signed up in the
three days, the goal for the campaign
being 1850 members. being an IN
crease of 10 per cent over last years
mark.
The Reds" under Director John
son. turned in 124 memberships yes
terday. and the Blues" under Direc-
tor Lewis, turned III 1:G. Each OF
the directors has twelve CAPTAINS
wording under him. Reports are
made nightly at a dinner given 10 all
workers at the Y. NJ. q a. An en-
tcrtainmcnt followed the dinner. last
night. Miss Louise Jones and Miss
Addio Cummings furnishing music
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15
MAIL PENSION CHECKS
Initial Payments Arc Made tn Vet
crnns md Widows of Veterans
of Wnr HctMccn Inc STATES

J. Il. Johnson, pension clerk In tho
office OF Auditor of Public Accounts
.C. Ice Moore, sent out yesterday TO
confederate veterans and their
payments of pensions for the year
lS2o These payments were made in
80 inStailmcnts. one falling on April
ID. and the other on September Is.
Veterans receive this year consid-
ernbly more than they ever have re-
ceived before since the State granted
Them pensions. Thomc in the totally
disabled class will get 500 in ALL
$50 row and the balance in Scptem-
Der. Partially disabled veterans will
receive total allowance of SIS.
Widows are TO get $50.
The April payment last year
amounted to about S325,oo0. This
time the aggregate amount is some
where around s350,OUD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15
Lonl.n nclrgntcs Choscn.

LOUISA April 1.-THE Louisa
County Democratic Convention met
ut Louisa for the purpose OF e!ecting
delegates 10 the State convention to
he held al Roanoke. Tire following
Noting, John q. Rhodes. Jr.. J. ".
Walker !. II. Crank. r. c. Hart. J.. D..
Porter ana George V. Cameron, dele
gates at large. The delegates We're
Mniastructcd. The convention unani-
moGsiv PASSED n resolution commend
ing the present Democratic admin!s-
tration under the leadership OF
Woodrow Wilson and the work OF
Claude \. Swanson. and Carter Glass.
Senator's from this State, and Il. Wal
ton Moore. Congressman from the
Eighth District
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15
BUTLER GRANTS PERMITS
FOR ELEVEN NEW HOMES
Contemplated yye-k VIII lie Done mt
Estimated Cost Of



Permits for building construction,
ne value of which will aggregate
SlpS.po0. were issued yesterday by
Building Inspector Butter. r. NJ.
Anderson d Company obtained Two
permits TO build frame AMI stucco
dwellings, or Hawthorne Avenue, be-
tween Du Pont Circle ard Hammond
Avenue; at q cost OF $4,000 each. Il.
I. English obtained n permit for the
same type of house on the same
square AZ the same cost.
other permits issued were:
H. -. Lipford two brick dwellings,
at 3si. -32l! Monument Avenua; to-
tai cost, S25.00O.
Mary. Z. Parker. brick dwcllin; at
2os Colonial Avenue: cost SS55U.
Annie j.. Barker. brick dwelling at
713 stuart Road: cost $500.
ii. l.. BARKER. frame stucco dwell
ing at Ioi Griffin street: cost $500.
~. d. Hite, brick dwelling at 1903
Floyd Avenue; cost 81 1900.
IL g. Morris. two frame dw all;u. s
on Rosewood Avenue. between Syca-
061. ""
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ALLEGED Slayer HELD
FOR GRAND JURY ACTION
Bruce Wells Must Face Charge OF
Murder Of Eva Boyd in Dam
rilIc-OtlIcr State News.

pANNILLi;. April 1i.-'Bruce
Wells. % yesrs old the overseas
. Veteran held Tor the murder OF Eva
BOYD. was this morning held for the
June term OF the grand jury. He
was remandcd TO jail pending the
commencement of the jury. At the
hearing this morning Wells declined
any statement following the advice
OF his attorney. r. II. custer The
shooting took place on the night Of
April ], there bcins only-oac witness
10 the killing. g. w. Lea. Lea. &C
cord:ng 10 his statement. helped
Wells carry the woman, seriously
wounded into her hnmc. and later
she WAS removed TO a hospital. where
she died without making II state
ment. although II is said that she
MAS conscious until death Wells
had been puarrclling with the
woman, il is alleged for actions
which did not please him. and the
result OF the quarrel was the killing.
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Increased interest shown.

DR.. w. +. Draper. of the United
States Public Health Service. re-
ceived reports yesterday showing in
creased interest in sanitary sur
rounding for schoo! Buildings in
every section OF Virginia. DIR. Dra-
per is cooperating with the State
Board OF Health in rural sanitation
work. and has found that many new
sanitary improvements have been
completed at all public schools in
Wcifield and Hick:ord districts of
Grecnesv;lle County, financial provi-
sionS having been made the school
boards OF the district.
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Hunk Omcrr E.cctrd

NEDEElCkSBURG. April l4.-At
tho organization meeting OF stock
holders OF Chesapeake Banking Com
nany held a Lively: Lancaster
elected. Il o. Norris. Jr. president:
w. 7. James, vice-president; r. Dor
Scy FiCkiin. secrctary-treasurcr. Di-
rector%; hr l.. w. Lewis, ID. SomerS.
s. II. coulhournc. r. Dorsey Ficklin,
pr. e. T. piorcc, Il. o. Norris. Jr.,
w. Collin Chiffon and w. T James.
y building will he constructed and
the bank viii open for business in
the fall At Lively. Twenty thousand
dollars in stock viii be issued par
sic. 10 Ue sold at si2.So per share.
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STANDARD OIL COMPANY
WILL DOUBLE CAPITAL
stOckhOtdcrs 10 Increase stock &c
S.oO.o0o,OO0 TO Furnish Needed

NY Associated Prcss.l
NEW YORK. April 1i.-Stocls-
holders OF the Standard OH Company,
OF New Jersey. whose shares are now
listed on the stock exchange. today
in Bayonne. y. j.. to bo held May 5,
when they Will lie requested to APP
prove of all Increase of the stock
from Sloo,000,000 TO 5000 100000. Il
Is understood all the new issues will
be taken by present shareholders.
y statement by W. c. TcaSle. presi-
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been called the greatest mental
,elepathy and clarivoyante acts in
tho world"
This is proof enough, ! think.
that there iE no hokuni in what she
does. declared her manager. This
act presents occult phenomena in Il
way that is interesting and convin-
cing. It's 4 treat for Intelligent per-
sons and one that Will make anyone
think and think hard"
Other attractions on the new bill
are: Alexander Brothers and Evelyn,
novelty artists and ball bouncers;
tho Warren Girls, singing and dane
ing condolences: Fred Wayne, I.o-
rc'ta Marshall d Co, presenting the
comedy sketch. The Intruder" and
Maxine Brothers and Bobby, sensa-
tioIal comedy gymnasts.
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NV lsnrm Loan Omcers.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ApIll l4.-At
the annua! meeting Of the stock :
holders rf the Spotsylvania National
Farm Loan Association The follow
ing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: Il y. James. president =:
Tors. Il. - James. q. &. Bcchlel. Bert
Churchill. q. q. Reynolds. j. Y. Dick
inson, s q. Howison. secretary
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ADJUSTMENTS
Homo Eden "NlIrncln Girl"

Hone Eden "NIlrncIr Girl"
Or. Leonard Keen HinschbcrE, A.
j. NJ. 4. and NJ. -, of Johns Hopkins
University. is one OF the long list Of
persons who have indorsed and
praised the work OF Hone Eden.
known as The Miracle Girl" who
VIII appear at the Lyric today. to-
morrow and Saturday, In what has
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DcmcHt Picture Show.

y moving picture show will be
given on Friday evening at o'clock
at McGiG Auditorium. under the au-
spices OF the Woman's Auxiliary of
ST. Peters School. Members of the
auxiliary are included in the ticket
committee.
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e.. o. II. Has Headquarters.

Headquarters will be maintained
ny the Republican party In Room l01,
Murphy's Hotel annex. from now UNI
I'll May l, for the purpose of urging
taxes by that time in order that thpy
may participatc In the national cleo
ton this fall. :
The Republican Club of Richmond
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old Homestead Sold.

FEEDEEICK SBVKG. AnriI IT
l.. H. Ayers has sold "AshleiEh," the
old Stringfeliow home in Culpeper
county. TO u. Y. Meade. OF Russell
County. at Sl0i per acre. Mr.. Meade
and his family viii make their home
there. Mr.. Ayers and family will
move to Pcnns Slvania.
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FORMER Virgininn Dead.

LHNCHBuRG. Apri! i4.-Word has
been received here OF the death at
Los Angeles. Cal. OF II. Il. Hawkins,
y son OF John :. Hawkins, OF This
city. lie Is survived by his father,
Two brothers and three sisters.
Burial took place in Los Angeles.
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dent of the company. SAYS the pro-
ceeus OF the present issue Will be
used to acquire oil lands.
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YOUNG LADIEscan use few M
young ladies' In our folding boz n
envelope department. Apply the A
kratz Co.. Third and Decatur Stree
South Richmond.