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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
.'Niy Lady Fricnds."

The authors OF My Lady Friends"
the comedy that was the rage in New
York all last season. which II. II.
Frazec will present at the Strand
Thursday. Friday and Saturday and
Saturday matinee. have provided
carlyle blackwell the u nous screen
star, with Il vehicle that is said TO
be itushable in the extreme. This
Will be Mr.. Black Wells first appear
ancc on the speaking stag in five
years. but he viii not disappoint his
moting picture admirers, as he had
achieved Il great success in this play.
An excellent cast and production has
been provided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31

j. l. S.. pnocbus.-The Man with
the iron mask" was a mysterious
French prisoner OF state. whose idcn-
tn blishcd. He was closely confined a,
Pignerol 1873: ~ f2xiller. 1851: at
Saint Marguerite. 1855. aid was fin
ally Transferred 10 the fidStilc In 1898.
where he died November -. 1903. and
WAS buried the following day in the
cemetery OF ST. Paul. under the name
OF MarchIali He wore mask Of
black velvet while journcyinE from
prison TO prison and. although
treated with the utmost Difference.
was forbidden TO uncover himself un-
der penalty OF instant death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
Fnmon. ola Dcrc,ic, shun

Tn"Fa arc dIreIIciN That float aim
tcSsiy about the ocean for years 4
few OF these have become famous
among men o! the sea. one of the
IN The Island OF Recommendation" A
sensational story OF the South seas,
which Will he shown at tho Victor
Thca'cr again today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
Gcnrrc Mc1Innn.

"; p. D.. Amelia =. H.--George
McManus Is the cartnonist rcspcn-
Sihle for tho great comic, Infringing
In Father" He resides on Long
Island. Just outside OF New York
CITY, where he OWNS country home
and dcvotes consldrrab!c time 10
raising chickens and other thiney
which help to make country life at
tractive: Also. he is raising n family
OF children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
Movie Calendar

RIJOU-Enld I.cnnctt. I'm clair
pins"
nLuEnitD-rnrry Carey. in
"TiumRn Stun."
BHOADwAY-"rhc Jack knife
Man."
IsIS--'rhc Prince Chap"
ODEON-"'rIic Fighting Chance"
REX-"Young DuTaIo."
yICT0R-"Thc Island of NeEen-
erntlOn."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost my
TOPIC, excepting on legal and mrLirni
subjects. are nnSyrcrc. free \, al,
Inquiries are answered directly nv
personal letter, Ecif-addrrsscd
stnE,pcd envelope IL required td-
usess The TImca-Dfspatcii informk-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31

Delightful and intimate insigh:s
Into l.ondons famous art colony are
gwen along with an unusually APP
peaiinE story. i'll The Prince Chap"
the photop!ay attraction that came
TO the Isis Thcater last evening for
weeks run. II IL William De
Miles screen production of Edward
Pcple's wcll-known play Of the same
name.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
Whenever ynu .rc,i : Gcn~rai
Sfrcn.- :, L, ~ 'InuIr

Take the Uid StIudnrd GROVES;
TASTELESS cliiil TONIC. II
ana Builds Up the Sys-
tenn by Purifying aud EnrichinG this
Blood. You can soon feel its
Strcng thcnina. Invisorating effect.
G0c.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
''GO0D MORNING, JUDGE
At STRAND A REAL HIT
Girls Good to Look At, Songs Full
OF Pep. and Laughter Aplenty
i'm SpuSnn-nnpnar


The theatrical season for Ig2O-2l
opened last night at the Strand. with
Good Morning. Judge" as the first
attraction. a full house proved that
many were more than ready for tn.
opening. and the audience showed it's
appreciation OF the frs, selection.
Good Morning. Judge" originally
hicd from merry England, appear
ing there for TWO years in farce
form. But when II was brought TO
this country last seascr II arrived in
New York as a musical comedy. which
delighted metropolitan audiences Tor
daubt that i; is highly amusing
farce with many uproriOusly funry
situations Inc comedy Ms just a
little different from our American
type, but ~ very funny for all that.
and there is a good deaf more of Il
plot than many %: our productions
OF This kind can boast OF.
music and dancing sprinkIed all
through. and the east is equally good
when busy with the comedy situations
Shcp Camp as the Judge. who man
ages TO wind himself and his fam
ny up INTO such terrific complications,
Is a robust gentleman. whose per
without the aid of the ridiculous part
which lie assumes in TINS play. He
goe. his rollicking way through the
evening, leaving a stream of laugh
ter in his wake.
Another VINO pieases at all times
is Hushie cayannagh. ,niayed by
difficult TO assume. and he keeps the
pep OF an iS-year- older UP 10 the
las; minute of the performance.
Sue Parker, az his sweetheart, is
a@ dainty and sweet as one could
With 10 see. only she isn't on the
scsne hair often enough,
There is large east Of capable
musical comedy players and good
looking chorus to dance and sing
in fact. IL Is good ali-round show
and guarantees an entertaining even
ing. -. H. q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
LANDSLIDE ON C. & O.
Engine md Freight Cars Dcrnilcd on
James River Divisiop-SO

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LYNcHBURG. VA, August 30.-Thc
James River branch of the Chcsa-
peake and Ohio was blocked this at-
crnoon by a landslide five miles west
OF LynchburS. y freight train ran
into the slide and the engine and TWO
cars were dcrailed.. No one was hurt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
Weeks Picture Shows
Offerings nj Local Houses
.naIrpins" Mt BIjom.

Enid BENNETT has another of those
wistful young wife roles which she
made popular in stepping out" in
her latest Thomas II. lnce picture.
"Hairpins," AT the Etjuu Theater.
Matt Moore is the leading man and
Fred N!blU directed the picture. which
is IA Paramount Aircraft.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
Fred Lent FnIl. 10 De,,h

NEW YORK. August 3O,-Frcd
Lent. theatrical manager. was in
stantly killed here today when he
where he made his home AS one OF
the Armstrong brothers. Lent was
formerly circus pcrformcr
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Bievities of the Screen

According 10 the best informal ion
obtainablc an enormous diamond ring
on Naomi chiiders' fingers. was paid
for by Luther Reed. lie doesn't deny
IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31

While visiting another studio Henry
King. director FOR y. u. Warner,
watched an airplanr diva into
church splrc. He declared he would
pcver' ask his pihNevs 20 take such a
risk. The next morning Warner was
to fight with a Villain in the sea
Hold him under until he stops
struggling! shouted Henry to his
star.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
Lynchbure Company Sell. Plant.

LYNCHBURG, Va, August 30.-The
Lynchburg Foundry Company an
nounced here today il has sold its
10 a syndicate headed by Governor
Kilby. Of Alabama. the purchase price
being around 100000 cash.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
4 Former Virgiuin Goycrnor

Miss q. NJ, C.. Richmond.-If YOU
VII cal! at the headquarters or the
Virginia Historical Society. ToT East
Franklin Street, they Will give you
che information you want.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31

a. the conclusion Of his current
contract with NitI&rIph. Larry Sc
mon viii probably iorm mo- own
producing organization and release
his pictures through First National
or United Artists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
Hurry Carey.

Human Stun" starrIng Harry
Carey. proved splendid entertain
rncnt at the Blucbiri yesterday. The
and has a heart interest appeal That
delighted the audiences. The de-
lighttu4 acting OF c.Eeys Leading
lady, Mary Charleson, who ia pri
ratc NE. is Mrs. Henry Il. Wal
thai!. deserves special mention. This
picture will have its inai showing
tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31

Robert W, Chambers popular
novel. The Fighting Chance" filmed
attraction ;:t the Odcon Thcatcr again
I today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31

Mary Savage. Denver girl. who
won her stag. success chiefly in boy
parts. is to be starred by Arthur J.
Levy. who Will lind novels to fit her
personality.
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Jupnne.e AyIntor KIIIcu.

TOKYO. August 80. - Lieutenant
Yamagata, widely-known Japanese
aviator, was killed while making
hight here today & 81 ftiif1 : go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
Colby Can't Come.

Secretary OF State Ba!abridEe COL
by who was invited to deliver an adj
dress here at the Labor Day celebra-
ton. VIII hc unable TO come. accord
INK 20 letter received today by Sam
uei ID Rodgers. in charge OF the pro-
gram. In his letter Secretary Colby
stated that official duties will prevent
him from coming 20 the Cockade City
and that he regretted his inability TO
deliver an address here
Senator W. g. Mapp has consented
TO speak al the celebration. and Con
Eressman Hal Flood has sign!fed his
willingness TO speak here IL other en-
gagcments permit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
,Inn Win The Iron ,In.l.

ing Post and studies in the Century.
Forum and other magazines. Home:
The Dover House. West Chester, ia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Joseph Kaleel Ayash GAY.
4 Ruth Evelyn MeCauley t2s).
!. Ipiin Henry whitiow dal.
= Ataude Ethal HIoks tzaS- I. 5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
Hold Appropriate Exercise.

Appropriate exercises VIII he nela
at the Petersburg High School audi
tor'uin. when the five Commissioners
Viii ne sworn in. and Louis Brown
low Will deliver an address
tomorrow afternoon picnic Will
be given at White Bank by the old
and new members o. the city govern
mcnt ech-making and barbecue
VIII feature the occasion. This viii
be attended by Mr.. Brownlow /. lie
leaves Washington in time tomorrow
morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
NEW GOVERNMENT IN
PETERSBURG TONIGHT
Old Bicameral System VIII Pass
Away Forever at Mid
night
ispecial 70 The Times Dispatch ]

tSbeciaI 20 The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG, Angus, ao.-Tonor-
row y. midnight Will mark the pass-
ing o! the bicaineral system OF gov
eminent in Petersburg, ana the debu,
of the commission form In the Cock
ade CITY. Tuesday evening Robert G.
Gillian. retiring Mayor. Will turn
over the keys Of the city to Louis
Brownlow Pctersburg's nrst city
Manager and the five commissioners.
samuel W thinner. who has been
named Mayor; g. e. Wright. W. NJ.
Ruckcr w. +. Meredith and W. II.
WILCOX
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
EXCHANGE IS fIRnER
CALL MONEY EASIER
ny nRoAnAx WALL.

New York. March i7.--wall street
had another day of wild excitement In
the stock market. In the morning
there was sharp advance in many
issues followed by a serious break.
Du!lness prevailed FOR a brief time and
then there was wild upheaval under
the leadership of Baldwin, Stutz Mo-
tors, American Locomotive, America n
Can and u. s. Steel The rails par
ticipated In this advance only a slight
eHtent. but they were well purchased
All Day long. The chief reason for
the advance was tho declaration by
Cfncib!e OF SO per cent stock divi-
dcnd and the announcement that gold
actually on it's way fD,m England
10 New York by way OF Halifax. An
attempt to discredit this report of
gold coming from London failed for
no bankers could be found who would
deny 1t. The further that any respon-
sible authority would go was to say
there was no official knowledge of its
&C ming The exact amount coming
is not stated. but it Is understood to
be about s25 10000 This added to
the $l5.o00,000 that the Federal Re-
serve bank overlooked in last weeks
| statement, makes an addition of $40
100000 of gold in the New York mar
ket- IL is no wonder the spectators
were excited.
Sterling Exchange was strong and
call money was obtained easily at s
per cent that being the newal rate.
In the afternoon loans were made as
, low as per cent.
| In TIE morning there was good SELL
| ing of all stocks on the list particu-
, larly OF Baldwin, Crucible, Middle
States Oil and some of the rails In
the early afternoon this was all re-
yersed The prices did not erumhle
as professionals had hoped they would
do. In the case of Middle States Oil
| 1t was stated that a mistake had been
made In the announcement the pre-
vious day of the bringing in of a large
| oil we'll This we'll was not on the
| property of the company, but on an
adjoining estate. There Is no evidence
that the Middle States company put
out the report, but it lis minated that
| the selling of this stock was excep
! tionally good
American Wooden made. 1t is under
stood about $50 per cent on its stock
in 1919 before paying taxes. This gives
ample scope for the Imagination Of
large stock dividends. A cash dividend
| of 10 per cent has been in contempia-
tion. but now that stock dividends are
| tax free 1t is probable that the plans
viii re changed and a stock divide nd
be issued instead. The American To.
/ bacco also has a stock dividend OF al
least rs per cent under contem platioa
United Fruit. Westinghouse. Stutz Mo-
tore, American Locomotive Central
Leather. Standard Milling and Cuban
| American Sugar are also in position
10 declare large stock dividends.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
||lI0RS AID HEALTH.
WORKERS GRAT|FlED.

M fulny the couakrnce1yS achieve
Tits ct the general assembly session
closed, probably TOW Aford more
xx1Acation to virginia educators ana
xth authorities than the passage
M West Deans bin providing Ane-
Sxely for health examinations ana
rsica1 education OF all school chill
t&H in the commonwealth The APP
fIslbriation which this bffl originally
fried was withdrawn before passage
yecause the augmented allowances Tor
MILD welfare and for physical educa-
isas, Ia the budget bin made special
unnecessary.
Ii Under the West law approved IN
Sa4fe DR.. NJ r.. Brydon. OF the state
&bcArS ef health. directed the conduct
S3nK az health inspections by nurses.
Hphysiesans and technically competent
NteHrhprs In most of the counties or
The ssafe. The alarming prevalence OF
as%.sf ard ~ar troubles defective teeth
srn.s f4s~sils. sderoids and malnutrition,
4 ep-rs'ssd with the high percentage Of
Il rssscfscns for military service during
the war. f,,ade It clear that the facjii-
ssxies fer learning the facts should he
SNxnanaed, and that tho inspections
setsrufs4 be followed up Ivy remedial
sAssss.astireee--hat Is. by Hfitsoie physical
sfrhsrinC and hygiene instruction
sfhrssne Aont .he schools, II Was to ac-
RrnnsnliHr these ommendable results
that the newg law was framed.
I Specifically. tre sct provides for the
zsssrcarinr OF state supervisor of ply
s3icai education. authorizes the state
sssNrartnaents Of health and OF educa-
fion II, pay not more than one-haff OF
the salary Of each locally employed
school nurse physician or physical d.
sfNctrr. requires that all free pubic
echoofs IN the state shall maintain 3
course in physical training and In
Htruction tn hygiene; provides that
3acS normal school shall give courses
I'm these subjects: and requires that.
after Sen. esnher. fa25. every TEACHER
nuxt hold q certificate showing the
satisfactory completion Of such
@courses However. the state board of
eaucaticn may modify or waive this
last requirement in any cases whore
HI enforcement would impair the
Il Reaching force Of the public school
sNrxter1
S Tho bill received g. per cent Of the
Votes in the house and passed the sem
ute without opposition 1t has the on
thrsfast5e approval Of the hoard Of
L health. the board of education. the Co
soperative education association and the
ES1rginia education commissioner. Viz
sxinia IL the afteenth state to enact r
law for universal physical education.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
NEW YORK CURB

New York. March f7.--Trading on
the curb was narrow and listless today
and what little activity there was CEN
tered largely around professional ope-
rations- There was much nervousness
chiefly induced by the uncertainty sur.
rounding the action that might result
from the hearing on stock dividend
taxec, the Crucihle SO per cent stock
dividend and various other causes in
GLIDING the money situatio.
The Industrial group was narrow,
with price movements irregular. In
the oils the general trend was upward
The mining shares were dull and ir-
regular, with small net Changes and
no features in the market
Curb list:
Aetna Explosives-7.ooo shares; bid
AZ asked sA.
Allied Oii-15.ooo shares: bid. 7-Is;
Cosden oil--1,soo shares: bid. 81
asked, az.
Federal oii-l.ooo shares; bid, sa,
asked. 4.
Houston oil--4oo shares; bid. 1ls
asked. 100.
Int. Petroieum--s,soo shares; bid
ist: asked. 4sh.
Merritt oii-5co shares; bid. 81;
asked. ~.
2A; asked, ).
Midwest Rehning-s5o shares: bid
100: asked. IT,.
Texas Ranger-3oo shares; bird, TX
asked. La.
Victoria ON--5oo shares; bid, liz;
asked, Y.
Atlanta-s.7oo shares: bid. 5; asked. 1
Big Ledge-1.4o 400 shares; bid, X
asked, 7-1s.
Boston Montana-6.5oe shares; bid
10; asked, ~.
Goldfeid Cons--2.7o0 shares: bid
10: asked, II.
Jumbo Ext.--3.5oo shares: bid, Il
asked, IL.
900 shares; bid, l0X
asked. Il.
Rex Cons.-1. 900 shares; bid. o
asked. 10.
Tono. Ext.--375 shares: bid. ~
asked. q,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
Is AWARDED $4,000
FOR HALF A BRAIN

Auray, March Is.--Cnarles Lock-
hart OF Fauquier county, a native of
Page county. stands to receive ST.
00V from the state military fund for
injuries sustained while acting as flag
placer for the enlisted men of the
state, who In 1903 were engaged in a
500 yard rife range practice near
Warrenton. Fauquier county. Young
Lockhart was the victim or peculiar
accident, having had one lobe of his
brain shot away, making him prac-
Icly an invalid ever since. I,ockhart
along with several other men were
charged with replacing the targets at
the coo yard range after they had
been shot down or multilated. In re-
placing his target Locknarr carried
his signal flag under his arm which
was to he waived when every thing
was in readiness for tho oolley OF the
sharpshooters. In some manner the
movement of his body caused the flag
to wave, which the ggnners took
10 be his signal that ali was ready.
He thereby received a wound from
which he Will never recover.
Lockhart's defense was taken ND
by State Senator Leedy. who at the
time was com handing the Second
Virginia regiment
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. March i7,-Egypt bought
$4,000 tons OF white corn -four in this
country today and made inquiries for
$4,000 tons OF yellow corn -four. Trad
ers believed this transaction was a
forerunner for further export bust
ness.
Bears in the corn market continued
to put out short lines at the opening
in the belief that the market was ripa
for reaction. After selling sharply
lower during he morning prices took
an upward trend and resting spots
were at gains of IA Q2hc.
The prospect that Germany would
be voted credit of one billion dollars
for the purchase of foodstuffs and raw
materials in this country attracted q
great deal Of attention among traders
on the board of trade. If credit Is ad :
vanced, traders said. Germany will
take a considerable quantity Of corn,
as we'll as meat and lard.
While rye futures were Il to lie
higher, more deferred months were &C
lower. The strength shown Ia rye
large in sympathy with price gains in
corn and oats.
Oats was higher. with contract
grades selling at 1ohc over May This
was the highest price ever reached in
Chicago. Traders considered 1t certain
that the May future would duplicate
the action of May corn--advance to
the price OF the deliverable grade.
Hog products had better under
tone. The possibility of loans or cresi-
its to the central empires and the pros
pect of large purchases of meat and
lard when credits were available en-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18

ton could be bought in west Texas on
check the rise. March scored a net gain
of "a points, touching a new high Mt
1924; May reached STA. a net rise
of SO points, while October sold at
Si.96. or a net upturn u IS points. Lv-
erpool bought old crop months here
while the trade took May and July.
Spot here was stea2.. with middling
unchanged at 41c; there were no sales.
Spot at New Orleans was steady, with
middling unchanged at 41c: the sales
were 3.124 bales.
Receipts of cotton in bales at vaxi-
Galveston. 1895; New Orleans. 4.s4s;
Savannah. ASA; Wilmington, 1.4s4;
Augusta, 1.520: Houston. 5.20S.
March Opening, 40.19: highest
1924: lowest. 4o.ls; closing. 4o.IsG
40.24.
April-Closing. $500 bid
May-opening. 1880: highest. STA:
lowest, 37.24; closing, 37.71 637.73.
June--opening, a5.oo@s5-2s: closing.
35.45 nominal.
July--Opening, s4,45: highest. 34.ss;
lowest, 54.34; closing. 34.S493As5.
August-Closing. 1913 nominal.
Septem ber-C1osing 3305 nominal
October Opening. 31.s5; highest
1896; lowest, 1856: closing, 31.e2G
1895.
November-Closing, s1.37 nominal.
Decem INCORPORATING, s0-8s: highest
st.e4 lowest so.7s. closing. 31.oo o
31.02.
January Opening. so.30; highest
3o.s5; lowest 1880; closing, $3.50 O
3o.52.
Fehruary--C1osing, $685. nominal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
CARRIAGE BUILDERS
TO MEET HERE IN FALL

The Richmond chamber Of com
merce was notified yesterday that
Richmond had been chosen as the
NEXT meeting place OF the Carriage
Builders national association, In Octo-
Der, the definite date to be fixed later.
Arrangements are already under way
for the accommodation OF the dele
gates at the Jefferson hotel. where
headquarters viii be established. 1t
is expected that large exhibit will
be in the Jefferson auditorium in con-
nection with the convention. More
than 500 delegates are expected from
every section of the United States. r.
II. De1ke. of Henderson, Ky. Is presi-
dent, and George w. Huston. of Gin
cinnaH. Ohio. secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
SOUTHERN DEVELOPS
LIVE STOCK INDUSTRY

Two Department. of the Southern
the development OF the live stock in
dustry in the South. Tho develop
nent service In encouraging the grow
ing of live stock by assisting farmers
in improving their herds and by help
ing stockmen from other sections 10
find suitable locations in the South
the live stock department gives atten-
tion to the working ont of schedules,
provision Of loading and feeding Ia
cilities, car supply and other details
which make up satisfactory service
for handling animals by rail.
Manager ]. C. Williams. of the
Southern's development service, has
named II C. Bates. G. w. Humphrey
J. .. Moore and c. c. Prescott rs live
stock development agents to cover the
der the direction of General Agricul-
tural Agent Roland Turner, Atlanta
Ga
At the same tina the live stock do
partment has been reorganized and
will he able to watch every detail OF
service even more carefully than in the
past The following appointment
have been announced by Executive
General Agent f. C. Gatewood
n. Moore. assistant general agent
Rectortown. Va; r. L. Word. genera
live stock agent Atlanta. Ga; v. A.
Slaughter, live stock claim agent
Washington. D. c.: C. l. Shepherd
Alexandria, Va: ]. w. Houston, Biz
mingham- Ala, and r. S. Taylor. Gin.
cinnati. O.. live stock route agents
r. L. Humphrey. chief veterinary sur.
geon. Rectortown. Va: r. r.. Butx. as.
sistant chief veterinary surgeon. Gin
cinnati. O