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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-20
AN ESSAY ON WATER
EY Pat Murphy.

4
Water is composed of two
gases. When these two gases
get together they become wet.
This often happens when i'll dry
territories. Water liz found in
many places and has many
uses. II is found principally in
oceans, lakes, rivers, milk, on
the knees, on the brain, and
more recently il has been seen
on some bars. One becomes &c.
custcmed to having water in
oceans, lakes, rivers, etc, and
men are getting used to having
it given to them over bars, but
having it OH the knee or on the
brain is another thing. When
water is on the knee, the condi-
tIon is easily remcdIed by the
afflicted person wearing pumps.
If you suspect you have water
on the brain, have small hole
bored i'll your head. If water
runs out, you have water on
the brain; if nothing runs out,
you have no brains. Noah was
the first prohibitionist. He
lived for forty days and forty
nights on water, The strain
was too much for him, however,
and as soon as he got out of the
Ark he beat it for fermented
grape juice and drank himself
cock eyed. Water falls upon
us in the form of rain, snow,
hail and water taxes. 1t springs
out of the ground at the slight
est provocatiou and many
places in the world have hot
and cold water without having
To pay any jauitor for neglect
ing the boiler aud the furnace.
~ large percentage of the hu.
man body lis water and this
percentage is rapidly iucreas.
ing, since the advent OF prohi.
bitlon last July. In the not far
distant future burial will con-
sist of beng poured back into
the ground. Water is used to
float ships, run factories, to
make ice from, and some people
use it to battle in. This latter,
however, is not recommended
The following is one mans idea
Of water
Water is q wonderful blessing,
Good for washing necks and ears,
Just the thing for lakes and rivers
Indispensable for concrete piers,
Nice to park beneath the bridges.
swell Tor making rain and ink
Water is a wonderful blessing
Bu; it makes a h--of drink
Mead Corporation.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-20

Every community has it's
spirit. With some it is one of
honor and integrity and pro
gressive intellectually. With
others the spirit of greed,
gouge, repression aud retro
gression predominates. The
first attains its aim in life.
while the latter aims no higher
than that which il attains. We
of this community have our
choice. We can progress with
the march of time, or we can
procrastinate while time march
es by. This is an age when
men do things, or they do moth
ing There il no middle of the
road course. The man who has
the will 10 grasp his oppor,uni
ties also has the power TO make
them. That is what we should
do.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-20
Aid for Spanish Red Cross.

The Ibcrian chapter OF the American
Red Cross. composed OF Americans
resident In Spain. has Just contributed
$3.50 to fund being raised By the
Spanish Red Cross and the League OF
Red Cross Societies for the purpose Of
fighting malaria.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-20

The two big political parties
are repeating history. The pot
and the kettle are again en-.
gagged i'll the time honored oc.
cupation of calling each other
black.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-20

1t is not always wise to Judge
II stranger To be fool because
he acts like one. lie may be
leading you on i'll order to sting
you in the end.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-20

II the job is harder than you
thought ii would be, then the
logical thing to do is to work
harder than you expected.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-20

Some people are never able TO
make ny their minds 1t, how
ever, is quite difficult TO make
up something that doesn't cX.
lst.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-20

With Cox and Harding both
handsome men, the male per
suasion is ut its wits end to
figure out how the women will
vote.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-10-20

There is one word in the
English language that repre-
sents n mole Hill today and a
mountain tomorrow scandal. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
JOHN SHELL, AGED 132,
SAVES SON At GUN POINT
Armed With F1lntlock Forces 20.
Ycar-Old Father-in-Law to
Surrender 0-Year-Old Son.
BURIEs HIS s5.YEAR-oLD WIFE
After Funeral Champion Rifle Shot
of the Mountains Mounts Mule,
Regains Child and Returns With
Him to Lonely Cabin.
TBy Universal Servicc.1

LEXINGTON, Ky. March 7.-Uncle
John Shell. who. at 133 years, is be-
lieved to he tho Oldest living man in
the world. has just figured in one of
the most exciting episodes of his life
and came out victor. according to re-
ports that reached here tonight from
Shells home on Greasy Creek. Leslie
County.
Shell had been away from home and
on his return found his 35-year
wife dying. She passed away in n
Few hours and "Cnclc John notified
MS wife.s relatives. among them George
Chappcli. his i5-year-old father-fn law.
Tho funeral was held on Il snow
covered hillside and Chappcll appar-
entity believing h:s 1S2-year-old SON
ln-law was not able because OF his
age TO care for his youngest son, G.,
him. ''., " '''''-' S''
Shell returned home. secured his flint
lock rifle, which he says 'hcgfnatie him :
self more. thansl 90 Years ago I'm ountsd
hiE mule and sttfrted efter Chappeiita nti
the hoy. :f,IdefovertooB them severni
miles away ana ut the point OF the
child. Ht -, = Z -. 'P t te"'
'uncle John" took the bow on, ~.
mule with him and they returned alone
to their cabin on Greasy Creek Shell
IS mo champion rifle shot OF the noun
Neighbors will look after sbo,rs
NEEDS until some oneris found who Ia
Wlllins TO Sotto his lonely cabin ami
care Tor him and his son. $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
NEW ENGLAND ROADS TIED
UP BY WORST SNOWSTORM
New Hampshire and Maine hallway
Lines Hardest Hit by Snow
and Drifts.
tBy Associated Press. ]


NEW YORK. March 7.-The effects OF.
the IN successive rain, hail and snow of
Yesterday, were felt to a disastrous eX-
todaE. The situation was at its worst
IN IN Maine MAJ and N New Hampshire. whero
sraLtlc was tied up more seriously than
severe winter.
The Boston and Maine and Maine
Central railroads were unable to get n
train through on their lines in Maine.
In Central and Northern New Hamp-
shire traffic also was ~ a standstili. No
trains could get out of Concord and no
one reached that city from the North
ern part of the State. Vermont and
Quebec Province. Several trains were
stalled in the tremendous drifts The
most enectivc blockade was established
on tho mountain division of the Maine
Central Railroad when a snowslide in
the White Mountains buried tho tracks
forty feet deep
For two. days the cities OF Gloycrs-
yiile and Johnstown have been cut off
from communication with the outside
world, except BY wire as n result of tho
recent blizzard the railroads. inter.
urban lines and highways being
Dlocked by huge snowdrifts.
ono hundred passengers on a train
stalled between Johnstown and Fonda
saturday, were without food until sun
day noon. when relief train broke
through to within n mile OF the spot
Both trains now are stalled, but most
OF the passengers have struggled
through the drifts to Fonda or this
city, - 'o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
PRICE WAR TO TAKE
. Up MEAT QUESTION
Campaign of Department Of
Justice Gets on New
Track.
WILL EDUCATE The PUBLIC
Fair-Price Commissioners Will
Cooperate in Attack
on H. c. L.
WILL EDUCATE The PUBLIC
iBy Un.ve,xal seryice.l

WASHINGTON. March THE high
cost OF living campaign of the De-
partmcnt OF Justice, which has been
In progress since last October. is now
TO take new departure.
toiled in their attempts to reduce
tho cost of neccssaries, which have
gone steadily upward month by month
pthclals OF the department announced
.SoaS mat they were going to show
'hg e., Public how to get cheaper meat.
nnls new plan can be briefly sum-
The public should buy inferior
ssades OF meat, thereby getting them
Announcement Summarized.
me new Undertaking of the Depart
ment OF Justice economists is to be in
ne nature of an educational campaign.
1crc ls summary of the departments
announcement. issued today:
With the. present unequal demand
lor the various cuts at retail. some
urnl uses. and other meat is wasted
rms loss is ultimately borne by the
with tho aid of the consumer to cor
rect this situation. Fair price COM
missioners m ,;o in every State will be asked
paign Of education The matter viii
DC brought to the attention of civic
CLUBS and women's organizations. Re-
NNt'SA anu DaCklnR COM
panies throughout the country will he
asked TO appoint conference commit
ices 10 cooperate with the fair price
commissionGrS. Recipes. charts and
posters viii be prepared and distrib-
uted widely. Specific weeks with be
designated in various parts of the
country for featuring tho :ncXpensive
cuts.
Will Keep Eyre on Markets.
!, Thu Departmentl.p Of Justice Mill
Keep close eye on mHrket conditions
to make sure that the consumer re-
cstres good meat at low prices, md
that. II the consumer turns to the
cheaper cuts. no Illicit profit shall be
taken thereon. Equalization of de-
mand should make for better mcrchan-
dising and lower level OF prices. at
INC present time hindquarters of beef
IRE selling for 10 cents a pound more
than forequarters of beef Many per
sons seem 10 want the meat which can
be preprcd with least trouble-re-
gardleSs OF price"
Monthly statistics issued by the De-
Dartment Of Labor show conclusively
that living costs have advanced stead
.iy during the entire period of activity
against high prices. These statistics
show a monthly increase in foodstuffs
OF from 2 to per cent.
The announcement of the Depart
ment OF Justice today regarding meat
prices has aroused considerable COM
ment among members OF Congress- who
declare it to be wholesale admission
that the department can do nothing
in the way of real effort to reduce
prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
ROPER ISSUES CALL
FOR AID IN WAR ON
INCOME TAX DODGER
Hants AHCifisens TO Help Bring
TO Justice Falsifiers and
Er0ders.
NEE Associatcd Prcss.1

WASHINGTON. March 7.-Commis-
sioner OF Internal Revenue Roper today
called on '.all honest citizens" TO aid
In bringing to justice the tax x-dodGcr--
the man who deliberately falsifics his
income return or attempts tax evasion.
In justice to the man who honestly
and promptly meets his income tax
obligations the heavy penalties pro-
vided by the revenue act for failure
or refusal must be strictly enforced"
said the commissioner, pointing out
that only six days remained for fling
returns. Ignorance of the law cannot
be consistently offered as an excuse by
the man who fails to file his income tax
been given the requirements Of the
current revenue act, and the vast ma
jority of the American people know
tSe demands Of the government. But
the duty OF the honest citizen does not
end with the payment of his own tax.
] call upon him TO aid in bringing into
camp the taS-dodger"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
CHICAGO TENANTS ORGANIZE
Institute Fight ON Rent. Deemed Er-
orbfthnt and Placard Apart
msnt Houses of City.

CHICAGO, March T.--PIans for the
formation OF q clty-widc organization
or tenants to fight rent increa sea
today. '~io ~
a secretary and business agent will
pc az the head of the various district
bodies There also will be n central
council composed of representativcs
of the neighborhood organizations.
Tenants In two apartment buildings
city Council received placards to be-
PLACED In windows. They read:
Unfair This apartmcnt will not be
vacant May l.. Agent OF landlord de-
mands sc to 100 per cent advance in
rent. Do you want to buy a lawsuit ."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
Want Food Regulation
AS Plank in Platforms
(Dy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Mnrch 7-The Ma
tiOnnl COnsumers' League today sent
requests tO platform makers of the
lending political parties asking them
TO include certain food regulatory
md welfare plnnks. These include
Federal rcKuln ti0n Of food lndust rics
md application tu the textile Indus
try of tie snme principle of cOmpui-
sory branding mud labelling already
established In relation to food and
drugs.
The rccomme ndntion also IN made
thnt the national platforms urge ON
State pnrtiea which hnve not alrendy
done ND to include platform pledges
for establishment OF minimum vnEe
cOmml lssiOns md Introduction of the
elght-hOur dnS, period OF rest at
night md one days rest In sevcn for
women workers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
HURL CROCKERY I'M FIGHT
Prince and French Canto;,
Hattie In Fashionable Berlin
Hotel.
tEy Associated Press.

BERLIN. March The fashionable
Adlon liotel dlning-room was the scene
Of ough-and-tumble fight last nirht
between Prince Joachim AIbrecht. OF
Prussia. cousin OF the former Ger
man Emperor. and his guests, and Cap-
Klein, members of the French mission.
The hostilities were due TO the French
people refusing to stand while the or
Allies"
Joachim and his friends hurled can.
dies. erockery and other things at the
was beaten and had his clothes torn
Captain Klein was escorted out of the
dining-room by walters, who defended
him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
KNELL OF DOLL WOMAN Is
SOUNDED BY PARIS DECREE
h"rbarIc Tone OF New Fashions Elf,ni.
Mates "Daby-Faccn Tyne -
From Society.
DY CATHERINE GROTH

PARIS. March THE doI,.tvne
woman started singing her swan sSn.s
sound tho last note. for the trne i.s
6anished from all phases or sman1
dress and beauty this spring.
Barbnric clothes. barbaric iewelrv
and most Of all. barbaric complexions''
10 not harmonizc with tho pink and
white bushes of the doll
The rich ocher powders or 1,st
year. which brought back tnourhts nf
ccopper-colored ancestors, are more
iiashionabie La % than ever but they must
fatal than yellow complexion With
canary hair
With the topaz tints go dark brown
or jet black hair, while the nom
granate or brick red powder harmon.
ICES with waved chestnut locks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
AMERICAN VESSEL
LOSING PROPELLER
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
Crippled Craft rarely Misses
Striking Rocks Near Sable
Island.
my Associated Press

y, iiiNl,lEAS. ~. s.. March THE
Iniled states Shipping Board steamer
Lake IGiliothorpe from Fowey station
,n, Tor New York. today lost her propeller
narrowly MISSED destruction on ihs
r9HGks 9ck Of Sable Island. '"'
me steamer. Il craft of 1000 tons.
sent out an S this afternoon in
imnich her captain said she was drift.
,ns IN meiplessly toward the island. The
answered her message and startea ~
W wuru hcr. The coast guard cutter
seneca also put out TO her assfstanca
Seiore they could reach her, however
i aihother message was received stntine
Sne hau Dcen able TO clear the isJa nj
ana WlS out OF Immediate dnnrnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
KROpOTKlN STILL ALIVE
Famous Nihiiist and Exile or Romsnon
Negime Hns Been Repeatedly
Reported Dead.
BY universal Servic

LONDON. March 7.-George Lansbury
WireicSses from Moscow to the London
Daily Herald. Of which he is the editor,
that he has seen Prince Kropotkin. who
has been repeatedly reported dead
l;anshury adds that Colonel Blunt
can railway mission to Siberia have
asked to bo allowed to assist the Soviet
in the reconstruction of tho Trans. ST.
berian Railway system
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
GUESTS ARE MlSSANG IN $2OOO,OO0 FIRE AT OLD POINT
AND FLAMES DESTROY FAMOUS CHANBERLLN HOTEL
WILSON ANDICTS PREMLERS FOR 7REA cherry TO u S
Test Of Prohibition Act
Will Be Made Today
By Associated Press,


WASHINGTON, March 7-Thc
constitutionniity OF the prohibition
amendment and portions OF the en-
forcement net will bc argued 10.
morrow before the supreme Court.
The question In involved In orig
iunI proceedings brought by Rhode
Island 10 hnve the amendment dc.
clarcd Invalid and It's enforcement
cntoined us we'll as In appeals from
kentucky and Mnssachusetts, where
Federal courts have sustained con-
stftutiOnnI prohibition.
Immediately after the court con-
vensn, Attorney-General McCran.
OF New jersey, will formally nxk
Tor permlssiOn TO bring proceed
inES similar TO those of. Rhode
Isinnd nnd TO participate In the ar
Eumcnts. Such permission is GUS
tomariTy granted.
As the court In permitting the
cases to he heard nhcad OF their
regular order. COURT officials expect
an early dccision. In view Of pre-
vtous dccisions relative to prohibit
tIOn, little hope for help is held
out for the "vcts."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
SUGGEST HINDENBURG AS
NEXT GERMAN PRESIDENT
Appeal IK Outcome Of Agreement he
tween Nationalist and Peoples


BERLIN. March 7.--Field Marshal
presidency of Germany. Is strongly
urged in an appeal that has just been
issued here. Tho appeal, according to
agreement between the German Ma
tionalist party and the Peoples party.
The Lokal hnzciger claims to have
accept n nomination. His name has
been frequently mentioned previously
amopg the peoples candidates for the
next presidential term
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
AMERICAN SCHOONER
ABANDONED BY CREW
Vessel Whicb Rescued Survivors OF
Submarine Disaster Comes to
Grief on Delaware Canes.
BY Associated Press

NEW YORK, March 7-Thc Amcr;-
can schooner Eva Is. Douglass, from
Buenos Aires for New York, today was
abandoned at sea 100 miles east Of the
Delaware capes. according to radio
message received here tonight from
the British steamship Vasari. Tho
Vasarl. from RIO Janerio for New
members Of the Dousluss' crew. Radio
warnings OF the abandoned schooncrs
position have been sent out with in
formation that she is n derelict and
u menace to navigation.
Tho Eva Is. Douglass came into
prominence in Juno, 1918. when she
erscued ESQ survivors from the coast
wise steamer Carolina which was sunk
off the Now Jersey coast by II German
submarine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
BUTCHER MORE ARMENIANs
Ten bishops Tortured to Death 4,
Most Barbnric Massacre Yet
Recorded.
81 Universal Scrvic

PARIS, March "details OF the re-
menians show that tho massacre was wa
the most barbaric yet recorded. Ten
Catholic bishops were among those
bian, bishop of Diarbekir, 1t is learned.
was buried alive, with only his head
left above the ground, whilo Mgr. Kat
chadourlian. bishop of Malakia, was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
$50 BEER FOR NEW YORK
Bill introduced In Assembly Would
Also LeEaltze Manufacture OF
10 Ter Cent Wines.

Z. 3, ". LBy. .AssocIated Press.J
Albany, n. ", March IA bill to
ieEalize the manufacture and sale of
S.P0 per cent beer, and 10 per cent
bly, tomorrow night by Colonel Ran
son ~. Gillette. assemblymanf from Coll
umbta County. The measure would
limit the sale of these beverages to
,lubs.5 hotels and restauranfs. Along
with the other alcoholic beyorageh
bills. 1T will be.. yigorously opposed,
hoIed In committees. So 80 b " z ,59f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
BOMBERs SOUGHT By SWISS
Reward OF 10000 Francs oTered for
Arrest OF Persons Who Attacked
L.. s., Consulate.
[Dy AeaocIated krcss. i

GENEVA, March THE Swiss au-
thorities have offered reward OF 49,
900 francs for information leading to
tho arrest OF tho persons guilty OF
bombing the American consulate At
Zurich. Tho consulate was damaged
by bomb Wednesday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
CHARGE GERMANY WITH
TROOP CONCENTRATION
Action Defended by SIovo- Russia n
Papers Due TO Recent Lithuanian
Soldier Revolt.
lBy Associated Press

WARSAW. March THE allegations
OF Germano- -Bolshevist intrigue for
an INVASION OF Lithuania. primarily IN
Russian language newspapers here in
Glude the charge that $4,000 Germans
sia, prepared to invade Lithuania. II
is intended 10 claim necessity for this
action because of the recent revolt q:
Lithuanian soldiers in the Kovn0
region. it is declared in one of the dis,
patches printed by those neMsnaners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
POLES ne epuise noI.hcyis,..

~ LONDON, .March 7.--Large forcos OF
Bolsheyists have opened an offensive
against the Poles on both sides Of
the Pripet region. says dispatch to
the Central News from Berlin, : Z
q Tho .d.spatciii adds that the Poles re-
port the enemy was repnlsed with
heavy losses. a nlhI 9E5N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
INACCURATE AIR SERVICE
On Initial yoynse From London to
Pnris Huge Goliath Carried
Fourteen Passengers.

PARIS. March 7.--An aerial SERVICE
was inaugurated by tho Secretary or
Aviation. NJ. rlandir, today between
Paris and London. On tho Initial yov
age n Goliath carried fourteen pas
senEcrs. Tho trip was without incl
don't.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
F|UME ITALIAN, OR A NEW
WAR, THREAT OF GAR|BALDI
Eighteen Italian Divisions, Modified
Near Border to Attack Jugo-Siavs,
Commanded by American General.
EVERY ITALIAN READY TO FIGHT
Intimatcd II President Wilson Stands
by Jugo-Slavs World Will Be
Plunged Into Horrors OF Another
Great Confiagration.

statement By the grandson OF the fam
Gus Italian patriot Garibaldi was OBJ
tained Dy UNIV rsal Service with
view to recording the attitude of that
section of the Italian army that has
been supporting Gabrielle d'Annunzio's
Flunc coup. either morally or physi-
cally. and which is evidently resolved
to defend Fiume to the last and against
all comcrs., General Pcppino Garibaldi
Is one or the bitter cndcrs" who has
tened 20 the poet-warrior's aid In the
early stage OF the latter's Adriatic
adventure and has unnualifiedly stuck
TO him since. Because OF his great in
nuencs over. the Italian soldiery and
Italian public opinion General Carl
gaidfs statement is of Importance in
Its POSSIBLY hearing on future events
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
BH GENERAL PErPINo ti7knIBAEDI:
Grandson OF the Great italian Patriot.

President Wilson's theory with re-
gard TO- an Adriatic settlement, Is In
material The obstinlcy o.. Jugo-
Slavia is immaterial. The allies. ter
Sivcrsation Is immatcr;aI.
. What counts Is that Italy occupied
dc facto the territory in question and
intends to keep it. D'Annunzio left
Italian government. However. should
the Jugo-Siavs attack him with the
army they arc now assembling under
General Sweeny, formerly of the Amer
ican aapeditionary. force. Italy will
launch eighteen divisions which arc
even now fully equipped. on q war
tooiing, hoyering near the border.
ness OF the. situation. The feeling in
italy is such that every man Is ready
to abandon everything and start the
war all over again rather than give
up ltaly's rights 70 the .Adriatic.
Jugo-slays: let Sweeny star; his
legion. Their first ri!ic-shot will DC
iagration which is likely TO plunge
the world again into undreamcd- of
horrors of a, new way
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
AUTO CRASH FATAL TO SIX
Ifnlf-Dozen Fntilities when Jitney and
Train Crash at Crossing In
Indiana Town.
10y Assoc.,ted Pre-,

. BREMEN. IND, March 7.-slx per-
In which they wero riding was struck
by u New York Central passenger
train at crossing hero touight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

!, Cobb viii make you laugh--tontght.
Better comG,--Adr. 49, d ~. D