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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-28

The average man doesn't pretend
to understand poetry, but most men
know that "beer" rhymes with the
word "cheer."
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-28
THE SICK

The condition of Henry Reid, who
has been so i'll for the past week at
the Good Samaritan Hospital, re-
mains unchanged.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-28

Given a pretty ankle, a winning
smile, and a mop of yellow hair, a
girl can convince any man that she
has beautiful soul.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-28

\ FOR SALE-Some guineas, $1.O0
each. Cheaper and better than tur-
key. Phone 622.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-28

FOR SALE OR RENT-A small
farm.-Miss Mary Evans, No. 80
Clay street. (1s-tf)
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-28
Dinner

Carl Boyd will be host at dinner
Wednesday evening at 'Fairfields,"
his home on the Maysville pike.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-28

WANTED-To buy, some corn
Il. 7. REFS.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-28

Mrs. Katherine Rice Goodpaster
will be hostess to her card club on
Wednesday night, entertaining at
her home ON the Owingsville pike.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-28

Some men are born grouchy and
others do not get that way until
y they marry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
FATHER AND SON ARE HELD
ON CHARGE OF MURDER
Pistol Hattie In Tennessee Follows
Fist Right. Leaving One Dcud,
Another Wounded.

NASHVILLE. TENN. Jan. oS.-War
RANTS for the arrest OF Thomas Thurp.
80. and his son. John Tharp, charged
with the killing OF Ackrc iIinson, ii.
and the shooting OF his brother Lloyd
Unison. IS, yesterday. were sworn
out at liohonwald. Tenn. tonight.
Lloyd llinson was shot through the
'yc and brain. and doctors do not cT-
poet him to live.
The corOncrS jury this afternoon
returned verdict that the men we're
shot by parties unknown. Melvin
James. an eyewitness testified before
the jury. but did not designate who
did the shooting. lie claimed that he
ran from the scene when he saw thnt
shooting was 10 begin. lie tcstiiied
the trouble started IN "a fist fight hc
tween. Lloyd iiinson and the eide,
Tharp Tho Younger Tharp and Ackrc
ltinson Joined in the fight. the wi, :
ness said. We
IIarvc Turnbow, another nvou,i,
ness, stated that John Tharp liilcd
Ackrc iiinson with "a pistol when lin.
son Let him up from the ground aud
then shot the younger IIinson, once
tons asked by the coroncr's inv
sought to bring out whether nari;ci
pants IN the quarrel had been drink
ing. VI '"h
Thomas Thnrp was convicted ,h,r.
TWO years ago Of the killing O: n man
named Whitehead. in Berry C.ountv
Inc case was appealed 70 the S,tornmc
tour, OF the state and Is pcndinr
there now He was also arras,aS
auou; six months ago on n charrn ~.
operating an Illicit still!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
MAROON is PUZZLED
BY STRAY RADIO CALI,
inventor of Wireless Believes Mysterious Signal May Be
Attempt by Mars Other Planet to
Communicate With Earth

The mos; familiar signal received is
'nri"ns.y musica. IL comes in the
form "f three shor, rams. which may
ne Interpreted as tn" Morse letter -"
nut there arc other sounds. which may
stand Cor other letters.
must insist. however. that no con-
m ni' letters nit in. and. therefore.
US has been received
me war prevented an Investigation
OIL The ilcriZan mystery, but now our
organization intends 10 undertake a
thorough probe.
Professor Howe, my technical assoc
''a !W:. says; ,,.,, ,,,o ..,,.,,
and ctvo-nagnctic waves are OF tho
Same nature. so why shouldn't We get
wireless messages from the same dis
lance
"unfortunatcly. We are ignorant o:
me effect OF rarity o. atmosphere upon
tions on Mars arc uikc those uourish-
imS human life here. Wireless opcr-
ators hear sizzling. grinding noises
and clck inGs. which are uninteliiaA bic
and eNtrancous. It has been the gen
oral belle: that these are due 10 at
mosnhcric disturbances. possibly in.
Eipir"; thnnderst"rms. but We do no:
know for certain.
".\n wo know is that electro mag.
m,.tc waves are r.snceivcd from All un.
pnr,-of SiEnor Marconi's statement is
his attribution cf tho noises TO alpha
heticai letters, II is not Inherently
:mposSihic ;hat tho people inhabitinE
Mars have life. language and Morse
code similar. 10 ours.
IN" tarthrs; word wireless mes
sage sent on; So far is ono from Eng
land 70 Austraiia-l2.oo0 miles"
Sir Frank Dyson. British astronomer
royal would not be drawn into Il con
trovCrSy. but said
'SiSnor Narconi's announcement re-
wives ono o: the worlds creates; mys-
tcr!eS. Personally. | question whether
ou- nsc Will solve the problem of in
terp!aDciary communication. S:iii |
he!i"Nc We could get IIertXian waves
from other planets. but could not
indulge In further speculation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
lNTERCHURCH WORLD MOVE
TO HAVE SOUTHERN SECTION
New Body VIII Serve Under General
committee and VIII Look After
Needs OF south,
iBy associated Press. I

'1'J associated Press
NASHVILLE. Jan. 2s.-At Il meeting
VI the southern members Of Ihc gen
cIai committee OF the Interchurcl
notid Movement. which was held in
,"sh'iiic To-Day. 1t was unanimously
neUiaed 70 recommend TO the exccutiy.
snncin, s &c or the movement that a
DC formed. with head1unricrs -, ,n,,,,
E,u,.ueIi, point yet to be detnrninrd
wnich should have authority to oripi
,icsirn IN ACTON as might be cspeci:tII,
gram of the movement =" r,;p Dr.
needs. W sectional
DR.. Henry II. Sweets. OF 1.opisvi,,o
icnSanGu at the meeting. and in al
Of the rc Wers inc following members
g. For the Southern NIciho1 ~.
Stotewall Anderson. Dr. " !; i..,,.
SiIir ,;nd pr T. ", ". .rinson. Of Hasn
For the Southern PresbytcrHinun,ss '' ,,.
James !. Vance OF Nnshui ill., pr'
liomcr Mcmillan. OF Atlanta: Dr. n ~
sweets. Of louisville. Ky ana Dr
Dr.. i. i. Cory Cory; OF OF New Now 5 Yoli: ,o
Of tho field department Of the In ,irn
church World Movement. was prnso,',
as was also Or W. ". .tlcXandcr Of
n,tinnta. director of the Southeast tu
Ey the formation Of u southern
BODY which is to serve under the gen,
crai committee. In the presentation nf
IN, me .man% phases OF tho movement in
specifically the religious needs Of the
SCUM than could be done by the -r,,
s snhi Application OF national program,
ne pan as formulated has receiver
The official Endorsement OF the fcIJ do
partmcnt Of the movement, and I'M
nov DO referred 10 the executive cori
mute Tor final approval.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
Col. JOHN A. CUTCHINS
IS LEGION COMMANDER
Nichmond Post Elects New, Officer, n,
Annual Meeting Held Inst
IrIt

Col! John y. cutch!ns !cc.pitn, o..
sssI DECORATIONS rom thr l'r,nch and rcl.
eian nations for distinguished service.
NsN reFseaS, was elected commander OF
the Richmond post o. the American
',~fSegion al the annual meeting last
night a. The .\rny and Navy Club
[-horGan K. Mills, Jr. became vice.
commander: W. :. Williams adiut,ni.
GsArchcs EEans, finance officer; Frank
Eo~t, war risk o'iccr: T. : k?out
iorian.
Eieh, members were elected on III.
retiring pos, commander: Morton ~
ss..,lsGfrs teiI, John keegan, bernard Mere.
~. aiih; II X Miller. J-.. stuart McCuir..
rV; W. CFuinp, J. II. Crowley
y Preparattons are being made 70. ill.,
3ssindoor circus a. tho cry Auditorium
non TcOruary - and - FOR The bcncfi.
'csoi forUo! service mon as a r,I. r
). tond change III tho weekly ,nnot.
ing night VII bc dec.d.d at tho incci.
inG next Wcdncslay night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
STEEL STRIKE CAUSED DROP
OF S4.385.93O IN EARNINGS
luited state. steel shows Total Earn
iREs for l?l9 of SIfS> l:i,.I9.
Operations Now Gaining.
fSy AssHc'S;c3 f:oSs ;

a
NEW YORK. Jan. ss;--chieiy, * a
= IS hciehi in Ootobor. total earn
mss o: ,he United States steel Cor
pera;;or for Ihc anal quarter OF 1919
$500. oom2a:cG WIKI the previous
quarter.
Q; S5,s2e.2SS compared with Ss9.lll-
-fcs and sii.ie5.i5,. respectTe'y. IN the
previous quarter.
For the Year total earnings acEre-
gated Sli3Si2.2l9 as against S2OS.2Sl-
lot in 1915. Ne, incon" iotaied SOS.
o35.2 gag. a. comuared with Sl5S.23i $50
during the previous year. In 1917. when
the steel industry was a. The zenith Of
Ets war boom. earnings amounted 20
<2oS,e?.,lso, with net income OF s2ii.-
1SS.90S
Todays report, which shows rapid
recovery in December operations. was
UP TO general expectations. and cS
cecded estimates made in some quar-
tc-s. On the basis Of the return. earn
-inGS applicable TO the common stock
amounted 10 seer for tho quarter. com
pared with SS.4S in the preceding quar-
Ster. Regular dividends OF D. per
cent and IL per cent on the preferred
and common shares. respectively. were
declared. There was no extra dividend.
Chairman Gary declined 10 discuss
the financial statements in any way.
nor would nc discuss trade conditions.
Il is believed, however. that the current
months will disclose another large in
crease in untitled orders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
WARNS AGAINST FURTHER
EXTENSION OF CREDITS
Secretary OF Commerce Also Advocate.
Disposal Of Govcrnmcnt-ONyned


e. NEW YofK, Jan. aSG.,dvocacy OF
the disposal of sovernmcntowncl
a. shipping to private interests. coupled
With warning against further cX-
~ tension OF foreign credits, were the
features of an address by Secretary
ssaat CommeIce Alexander al the opcnins
:sgaoday. United States senator Edge.
OF New Jersey. who also spoke, rcii-
S-teratcd Mr.. .AloXandcr's warning about
.ortiSn credits.
s.sSt, Abiding 10 the st.oiS, ooo. 600 trade
balance in favor or the United States
e az the end OF Dece mber. Secretary
Alexander declared il was a puzzle
,stro know how such stupcndous foreign
{ commerce was financed lie added tina,
NSnc had put the problem 10 a great
e.,N New York ftnancier who was equally
sapuz2led as TO the answer. The speaker
ssaid he questioned the wisdom OF the
government extending credits 10 for
cignn countries. but instead. suggested
y, getting in contact with the individ-
pals pals eorporations O.! cosnranies, in
,sy.i Exhaustion Of Americas resources
Is not improbablc. the secretary said.
s;SS4t We would furnish other countries
with money by wGich 10, Mploit trad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

NASHVILLE. TENN Jan. IS. r:p-
worth i-"aSues Of AL conference OF The
Methods. church. South: are vcprc-
Sentcd ~ the annual Joint meeting 81;
the presidents OF the Conference ZIP
worth Leagues, chtirmcn OF CoHfo-cnrr
Erworth League boards and league
which began It's two-day session IN
Nashville today
NAPLES, Jan. cS-Tnc steamer
Moifctta, was recently fired upon hy
iaro She vas hound from puraa1o tor
Sara. Italy. with s.vcyt, ucmbcrs oE
the Albanian commission aboard
MEM work.. Ja, ->.-N su!t % tc-
TeleEraph company :rom issuing S5u.-
was .dismi ssed today by supreme Court
NEWpoET Ni:wS. VA. Jan. Is
Fifteen cars Of bloodcl cattle will AZ
rive IN Newport News tomorrow from
points In the Shenandoah Valley for
shipment to France and Belgium.
MONTESANo, WASH Jan. ga
woman was selected as a temporary
alleged members OF the T. w w.
charged with murder in connection
with the contra!ia shootings on ARMS
= CHICAGO. ;1nn. es.-B. ]. Eeyno!ds.
Stores COMPANY: died today a. his nome
moro and came TO Chicago fifteen ycars
~, H, -s; !. y y. Ian IS
OF August belmont hers. ignored Gmm,'.
tItcS % costly silver articles and POLO
tron"!es 70 ransacli the wine cellar
. o. IN. me m.ri!loha':" i was discovered 90
police ihai "othing but liquor wa. miss.
LONDON. Ian. .s..-Thc Japanese
IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
SheriGB Victim
ofFHooer Thief
We66 Syd1,or Goes to B,sy
L'cense Tags and Cor
Disappears.

Noting lie had ou; four more day.
~ "nich 10 pfocur. Il state license for
ms hivrcr before becoming Liable 10
PIinmisi!linen,. Sher,n Webb Sydaor, OF
,ntico COUNTY. yesterday afternoon
drove to the Capitol ,Bui!dtng. parked
IN ms n,avni n, IN the square, and went
wealth L. .. James. who deals out
the 1870 license tags.
ABOUT. Shcrim Sydnor parted Win hia
none, mon ana adScstowca upon him two
neW ShinE 1920 tin tags. lie convcr..,I
some some Wit: acquaintaucc~ ahou, the
GGHip!lo' and then started for his trust.
hut when he arrived where the diver
w. Smpposed TO be, 10. il had gone
away from there.
~ WIS soon dcduccd By the sh.rtn'
Su' ms tricnuS that some disrespcci =.
the vehicle ''op'" WIZ
Now The entire Hcurico police force.
49, .tE .ctectiNcs. blue coat and Stu,n
PRO roa ry.,, agents arc on tho iook-ou;
=. ~ mn :; late hour last nigh, i, was
s'iil listed among the misslms vas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
ny GInIIl;l,Mo MAN,o\I

LONDON. Jan "S.-hry We again ON
the moon Mars or some othcr prvsum.
ably inhabited planet desperately at
t"mptins 20 speak 10 ih!s world o
ours"
should De hold speculate. were
TO declare positively iEat one or
more 81 the planets are attempting
20 send us some kind OF message. out
g IS equally futile 10 Gcny such I,
thing i 2o>>tni'. III View ~: our In
complete knowledge .; such pro-
found subject.
Mat is certain is tina, w.aless sta
ions are periodicals. receiving weird
signals Of uncertain import and in
obviously Since Mars is situated
somewhere near IN tho intcrn!are;ary
space: ihc source y! such signals
mish; be there or on some other
There Is nothing. however. to show
max ms Is The case, and do not want
n'rc;6G 20 mean can ih i j have r. rsc .S'ts
intel Gjhlc o. Mnintclli. ihlc messages
rom space outside the earth.
Wh2' mas actually happened III this
ihro9h'ne mystery Is thai signals have
70 electro magnets waves OF great
length which are no; merely stray
o"rasionsly such signals can be
;;n!aSinrd H. correspond with certain
an a "uS stations irregularly at all
VIA; IS their mysterious origin?
The scientist who can answer this
question vii! become immortal.
y; The same time we must not over
,ook the fac, ;hat tho possible sea,
q these sisna,s may hc IN. sun where.
rs * Wei known. electrical disturb
anCcS occur.
Perhaps Il may aid The inquiry K
say that w 40 not get the signals
unless Nc establish minimum Of 4
sixty milo wave length some
times We hear these planetary or IN
crplane;ary sounds twenty or thirty
minutes AFTER sending on: a long
wave. They do not interrupt ;ranic.
but when they occur they are vcry.
persistent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
EVIDENCE AGAINST SOCIALIST
MEMBERS REPORTED WEAK
imprc.slon nj Albany Is Thar co..
against NSsenibiymcn VIII
Fall Flat.
~ Cnivcrsa Service I
my. y. Y. Ian as

ALBANY. y. " Ian IS r,r,.,.<
MS IN ihe hearing % tho five sus-
pended sociaiis, .asse mbiymna before
INC Assembly judiciary committee
SANK 70 ne" depths OF duilncss toda,
ana ;or inc greater part or tho ate.
noon 'nerc woro very few outside q
inc members OF thc committee tho
counsel. Socialists and rpwsns pcrnep
10 listen TO tho drcary recital
When Adjournment. wAs iatcu O.,
$40 i. NJ. tho general impression ",
ana, ,"e prosecutions had tailed 90
max" good It's promise 10 produce Ok
dcnc" showing definite connection be
tween the Socialists and the Russian
'on,mun.Sts or other advocates ~
physical forces.
II IL learned tina; a, isaa, tbir,
assemolymrn take this view and arc
IN ia"or OF dropping the charges ANA
rescatinS the Socialists unless stron.
or evidence IL produced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
ASK AID OF STATES
GOVERNORS ASKED BY BAKER
ITO HELP RECRUIT NEW ARMY
.-ASHr Department to Put On Whirl-
tT- wind Campaign Late Next
v Month.
81 Nssoclnted rrcss. 1


~, WASH lNGToN. Jan. 2S.-Sccrctary'
g5Sove.nor OF each state requesting has
t.ssse.icial cooperation in the nation
-Mide recruiting drive TO be iuauH ura cd
by the War Department and to bc in
tonsiied during the week OF February
~ 10 90. which is 20 hc made national
enlistment week. The Governors were
asked 10 issue proclamatious calling
Il, TIE attention of their citizens 20 the
Importance OF the advantages offered
"a the new Citizen army" aud to
otherwise assist IN The effort 10 bring
) The army up 10 the :uli authorized
s. rcnGth.
Army officials said today a minimum
Of 5000 new eui!Stncnis would be re.
quired before March 81. in order that
the best results can be obtained from.
the training al the rcorsaniZcd army.
Of this total 3S.G01 would become
eligible for transfer to the regular
army reserve, and practically AL OF
the remainder are onc-ycar enlist
iacnts. which vii! oC terminated III the
near future.
The natiora: campaign. i; was said
has been organized 4 scale even
more ambitious than The war time
Liberty loan drives. Not only the loan
organization 81 the Treasury. the most
masters and patriotic civilian societies
VII! D. used. but also the clergy.
Each unit IN the new army has been
which j; Will draw a.. Us enlisted per-
Senpcl. The purpose being 90 aUecudc-
ocai Interest; RvS!meD;S assigned u
each locality already lave started SIC
is. recruiting parties ;hrouEH ou.
tlyl- districts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
SAYS MONDELL IS IN ERROR
senator Wnds,rorth Snye Univer,n,
RAINING s!"tem's Cost Exaggerated
ny Republican Lender
lily ! ..OcIn,oI poo.

~. ,,.I,, y! = ...VCiM sod F:rss.
Wadsworth, OF the Sonatc Mtlitnr"
committee. which agreed Monday TO
report tavorabiy on a compulsory uni
Iefshi military training plan. declared
90 wyoming, Republican leader or th-
House. was incorrect IN his statements
!eSicrday that sl.o0O.6Q0 would be re-
CURED 10 administer tho army reorgan
ilati?n Oil with its universal trai,,Inr
provision.
Wa. Department. estimates. Chair
man Wadsworth says. show tha. tEc
annual cost would be approXi,nuteiv
Si"''"@o.r0o loss than The ngure set by
Rcprc scntativ" Mondcii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
VIRGINIA LOSES 81 BABIES
OUT OF 1000 IN FIRST YEAR
WIS. tnnc Hanson Tells Audience or
'hfiu Conservation ItccOrd Of Anti
nOIenn ('Onntry

Thdl nincty-s"Ncn babies die und,
Que year OF age in Virginia out OF
every l.un9 births was thc statcmen;
OF MIS- Jane Ransom. chairman OF III.
ncai'h cOininittcc Of the STATE rcbcrn
lioh 9t Womcn's Clubs at the Jcfrcr
son liotEi yesterday afternoon
~, n'"son was sneak Ing before
,hc social service Federation in III,
,ntrrcsts or the child welfare camDai.n
n"'tn Is 70 Dc started in the spring bI.
~ Stilc f"ucration of Womcn's Cliihs
ne Worh VIII he directed by DR.. Marry.
f. inirN"on' OF the state Board Of
In Minnesota. Mrs. Hanson continued
InI.ehtE babies out OF every 1000 born
W" ort9rC they are one year old. The
IS ea where only nfty gu, o: cverv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
NOTED NEW YORK 4OSTELRY
TO BECOME PASTRY SHOP
Old Eastern Hotel. ON Bn,,,r, r,
Door When Prohibition kill,
uSin
IBy .l.s0.L.ltl -

NEW YTtk L. 20 -
TO-DAY, c!oscd tho doors OF another 80
Gus hosiery, IN" Eastern Io'c
the Batter, which was aia, orened :,
Solid ma hogany beams jr,nn-.ol -.
rom the African coast; form 49,,
Irsmework % the structure, one OF Tie
ot3esI on me island Of Manhattan.
Many prominent persons made ,h.ir
headquarters a, the hotel wnnn ~
Dattery was tho center nf nc socioI
i,e G @. ne c!i% These Included Ron.
err Futon, Steamboat inventor. DanI.l
Webstcr. Comnodpre Vanderbilt, L.
ny lind. i. r. BarnGm ana GHisray
The ho,el VIII 10 reno6ncs ana .o,
rerted into pastry yhop and ,,,,,.
store. ""u 'E'ir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
REQUIRES CORRECT RETURNS
4 hOiishm~ut of Tentative 1.
income Taxes Announced nv
Revenue Chief
fEv AssorIstrJ p-n.

~ ~ AsSoris cod Pres !
w ASftlNGTON. Ian. IS -Abnlisb
mem o. tentative RETURNS on income
announeed tonight By Comnjssionn-
''1per OF the internal revenue bt!rnaL
IN max ing a report on 1919 incomes
estimate their income " tb,t,. .nv,t
!, ne correct amount OF taxes, III.
iroleI warmed. must be III tho hand, ~
revenue collectors by March IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
Church E:Icct, oo,...

ulcers were elected and thn r,nny,
Inc n w., Gierk vas received AT the meet d.
wic,v 'I H., ~ 'he members OF the River.
ccrs nap.'St church. co!ored Tho on :
crrs were as follows: Walter Gosh,
L LAVE hi nhai Jones. treasurer: lie
orrnnis; cmoir leader: Ncnablc Lewis.
fin n,t,,err" anl Walter Cosby on thn
tha. &C. -. ,!,ht.ttce. 4; WAS reported
dmripy ~ 100 WIS raised for the church
SOL ZIG membership b"in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
Death OF ANnxo Win-o.,,

.N.Vnao WInghcld. Sc. led this n,orn-
,ng a. O'clock at the home o: his
Third Avenue, Highland Park. lie Is
survived by son and two othrr
"nms lug, Ss--iiHrber; Wingicld. OF Rich.
,slgh. g.: Mrs. Haley d. Karr. %
Memphis. Tenn. Funeral services viii
l.kc place Friday afternoon al
O'Clock in Charlottesviiir. with bm-;.i
IN Riverview Cemetery. ,rhar.ottrs
vitlc. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
RAID KITCHEN STILLS
New York Officials Seize ucxt..
Placed on Market at SO

fRv Associated Pros.

>-,>,,- ~ Nssociatcd Prcssl
Nl.M YORK. Jan. 2S-Thc ouc-r,
.on ki;chcn still" is the ncwos, ami
appearance IN New York, :,ccordin, -
) J. Sh"v!'n. prohibition enfo-cr,1en.
n n,an S,f, Ne declared ;onish, ma, a
r ~. ~; csuFer' VINO has been identified.
"a ~ 'cI on thriving business in the
S "a iS or nc device a; S. a piece. In
ralaS throughout tho city today man"
oL thc ,nlniA;uce Stills Woo sciznd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
MRS. DANIELS PRESIDES
Wife or Secretary OF Navy In Chair in
Final session of Carolina
SufTraEiats.

GREENSBORO. y. - Jan With
Mrs. .loserhus ranieiS. wife, % lie
Secretary of tho Navy, presiding the
concluding session Of the iftccnth an
mu"i convention OF the North Carolina
Eauat Suffrage Association was held
here tonight.
Durham WAS selected as The next
meeting place. The association will
bc continued until the Federal amend.
meut giving wonc:! Tho right OF suf
iragc has been ratified and then il will
hc merged into the league Of women
SntNrS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
$225 WEEKLY FOR BOOTBLACK
Wife sues for Separation and tlimony
because lie Refused 10 Cents
for MONleA.
ii.y Nssjciatcd Pro,

IL! NsEUclatcU I'T"tS-. 7
NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.--Pctcr l.. Ste
:ano. :, Brooklyn bootbiacN. makes S225
week shining shoes. according 10 his
wife. Mr." Josephine Stefano, who en-
i.red suit in the brooklyn Supreme
Court today for Il sepa ration. She
charges cruel and inhuman treatment,
and declares that her husband refused
10 give her 10 cents TO 80 10 4 movie"
DECISION MAS reserved on her request
10! 500 a week temporary aiimony.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
MUCH DISPARITY IN BUDGETS
French and German l.xuen.c t.,iur,.
Sho" HerIin Practices Rigid
EscOnOmS.
Nv Universe. Service. ,
.\ltlS. .IIN oS-NInnh 49,

,, Nv Universal S"rviccI
PARIS. Jan. 2S.-NIuch astonisbm,n,
is being Expressed in the Paris nr,ss
AT the disparity between the French
ana Gcrman budgets for 1920
Franco is estimated at I7OOU. 900 0uo
trhncS tn"rmally s?.t00. O0O,0o0). willis
HcrinanE's budget for tho current vc;,r
mally SN,I50.oUO .UU0). '''
The latter amount includes IL
" "o9 o"" marks NORMALLY $500
.V",oV' '-'horc than one-half OF tho
l"l't,--tor expenses OF tho ,u;n,
armies Of occupations ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
BrlnEinr unck Cnn,.,.,

{, nnarScd with holding up q Main
s. nno nool room two years ago. taking
~: :ooy rom the proprietor ana cscap,
..nii. r.dhk Martin. alias Dccarl. alias
p 81 Frank will he brought back 20
n,.,Ginm"nI Tor trDa! from SIM SIM
.''s"n' New YORK. by Detective ser.
EcniitS ilnSiey and Wiley Martin has
lust completed n term In The New York