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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-27
NEW BARRISTERS

Frankfort, KY, Nov. 27.-The fol-
lowing applicants have been admitted
to the practice of law by the Court
of Appeals ommission: Joseph Da-
yid Peeler, Ewing Lloyd Hardy, Otto
Cotton Carton and Harris WoolfolB
Coleman, of Louisville; John Thomas
Quisenberry, Hart county; Emile
Beatty, Beattyville; Charles Rowan
Bell, Hartford; Charles Alvin Lisan.
by, Princeton; Robert Hubbard, Hodg.
enville; B. Carl Ross, Lexington; Rob
ert N. Brumfeld, Hopkinsville; Vir
gil j. Pritchett, Clay, and Henry Mil
Ter, Newport.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-27
WOODFORD LAND SELLS HIGH

Bolivar Bond & Sons sold publicly
the 34-acre farm of Mrs. Susie J.
Shropshire and daughters, II miles
from Versailles, on the Payne's Mill
pike to Robert H. Watson, for $401 an
acre, Mr.. Davis, of Fayette county,
was the contending bidder. The
place contains a desirable residence
and other good Improvements.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-27
Wounded While Father Diving

Cynthiana, Ky-Cranston Hill
was accidentally shot in the chest
and arm by Uley Warner with a
gun. The boys father was dy-
ing, and expired without knowing
that his son lay wounded in an
other room.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-27
LEAP SAVED HIS LIFE

Mt. Olivet-When the Marion Hunt
home was destroyed, T. D. Crawford
trapped in the second story, saved his
life by jumping from window. Mrs.
Hunt his daughter, was painfully
burned
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-27
FARM SALE
ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30th
.% IN o,oIooI-

will offer my farm of fifty acres,
more or less, for sale to the highest
and best bidder. This farm is locat-
ed on the Forest Hill and Valley
View road, ten miles from Richmond
and two miles from Valley View. This
farm has on it a good dwellinghouse
and necessary outbuildings, a good
well of never failing water, good milk
house. A modern home for some one
II not sold on that day will offer fol
rent for the year 1921.
MRS. MATTE FORBES
John Shearer, Auctioneer
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-27
DWARF SAID TO BE ZIG

Louisville-Cora Ford, colored. a
dwarf, three and half feet tall, re-
puted to be 116 years old and an au-
thority on slavery days, died of gen
eral debility here.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-27
CUpID'S CAPERS

Hubert Howard, 81, son Of John
Howard. and Nora Griggs, 81, daugh-
ter Of d. c. Griggs. both of Madison
countv. were married at Richmond,
Nov. "a.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-27

when she fell from her chair ant
was wedged between 4 stove and
the wall
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-27
Between Stove and Wall

Bardstown, Ky-Rachel Irvine.
2 years old, was severely burned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-29

duty lost (a) one hand or one 1901.
or totally disabled in same. soo' ",
an arm at or above elbow, or reg a.
or above knee or totally disa biea ~
same, $65: (c) an arm at shouioer
joint, leg at hip joint. or II artiHclal
limb cannot be used, So. ca, one
hand and one foot, or totally disapieo
in same. $50.
.. To widow married prior to .Iuhe
81, 1905. Ca of one who served ninety
days or more, and honorary W
charged. $50: OBJ of one discharges
for or died in service Of dlsa pii!ts
incurred in service in line or Guy
regardless Of length of service s"o,
tc) married once or more than once
after death of soldier or sailor nus
band If subsequent marriage mas peel
dissolved by death, or divorce without
fault on her part. $40
TO- To widows above mentioned loi
each child under sixteen wears o.
age of officer or enlisted man, add'
tional. Sc.
IL. To child or children under SIN
teen wears of age of such officer or tlI
listed man in case of death or relhai
rage of widow, the whole pension, %
II, To Army nurses, civil war Fsu.
10. To dependent parents civil wal
$40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-29
CHICKENS FEET UTILIZED
Housewives Let In on Plan tor Re
ducing Living Cost.

And now chickens feet play an I'M
portant part in reducing the high cost
of living,
Miss Edith c. Strauss, director OF
the women's activities division OF the
Department of Justice -high-prlce
campaign, was making an address be-
fore woman's organization in Wash
ington recently. Following the meet
ing. fashionably gowned woman
came to Miss Strauss and said:
Il. too. am doing my part to ec"no-
miZe. Did YOU ever eat chickens
feet"
Miss strauss admitted she had never
tasted that dish.
Well" continued the woman. every
time l purchase a chicken ! always
get the dealer to throw in twelve or
fourteen chicken feet | then prepare
them into a delicious dish. Thus |
get in an extra meal for the price
of one. Isn't that economy"
The woman said she would let Miss
Strauss have the recipe for the benefit
of Washington housewives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-29
HIT BY AUTO
DIES FROM INJURIES
Francis Rogers, Five Years old'
Ran in Front of Machine, Wit
,esses State: Other Accidents.

Francis Rogers, five years ola'
g., strset southeast, was run down
~ a., automobile yesterday a. '.p,
NM nlaying in front OF 4oS
~ straat southeast. and died al iion
;d.ncc Hospital about 3"o tiosn
,bis morning from injuries feGelN eu.
Martin II kinsinger. 2ll5 ~ ai,e
street northeast. driver OF IN" au'p
mobile. stopped his car ana ,ooN W..
injured child to the hospital ~,
nesses told the police that llle nae
mobile vas not moHinS directly
siye speed The child ran ~; i
in front Of Il. il is said mahilE :
innossihle for Mr. i<insingef 70 ~
ye,t the accident. He VII apie' = .
y cororrr's inquest at the MOI ="
this afternoon. lI o1e
! J., Meek forty-six years "t"'
10Th street southeast. was kho'
down by an automobile al I,,,tb
yania a1aurIc and Sth street Souln-
cast last night about $50 tIoch
and injured He was given lfSt "io
at Casualty Hospital n na q
While crossing near l4tn "hu
streets Yesterday afternoon MISS iaIs
smith. 92& 22d street. was slruCh ~
an automobile driven by So'uiei
stationed a. Waiter Reeo Iios
She was treated at Emergency fios-
pitaI and taken home -,
Morris L. Amos. sixteen years GU,
$40 11th street. yesterday afternoon
was injured as a result o. = ~.
.nsicn between his bicycle anu ~ -
to,s,l,ila driven by Fr.d"r.ch W.
lace. l41S Oregon avenue. near ~"
ana 1. streets lie Vas Si'sh''H ~
iured. ,rs,,
chusatts avenue. riding on the motor
cycle Of Allen Ayers. 1900 khode
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-29
MAJORITY OF TABLES SOLD.
Benefit Card Party Proposed by
Pocahontas Memorial Association.

Nth the majority of tables sola
lor the benefit card party under the
auspices Of the Pocahontas Memorial
Association fund, at the Confederate
Memorial Home 1922 Vermont avenue,
statement issued by Mrs. Henry
churchill Cook, chairman of the com
mittee on arrangements. Indicated ina.
success Of the entertainment appeared
assured
Among those aiding the entertain
mcnt are. Mrs Woodrow wilson.
Mrs. .losophus Daniels. Representative
and Mrs. Horny y. Flood. Judge ana
Mrs James rugh. Col. and Mrs Roo
ert NJ. Thompson. Judge and MIS-.
Charles T.. Nirol of Alexandria, Va
Capt. and Mrs c. c. Calhoun, MISS
Ella Lorraine Dorsey. Miss Mary Perry
Brown. Mrs. Robert Williams, MIS-.
Frances st. Clair, Mrs. Howard Hodg-
llns. Mrs. George Tully Vaughan. Miss
NJ. f. Mayher. Mrs. Adams. the Misses
Reed, Mrs and Miss Garrison. Col. and
Mrs William Owen, Mrs. Samuel B.
Milton. Mr.. and Mrs. Won Dachcnhausen
and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-29
BUREAU PREPARES
| T6RA|SE PENSIONS
Increased Rates, Under Full
|. Ter Bill, Announced by
+ Commissioner.

The pension bureau will take steps
promptly to make effective the pro-
visions of the Fuller bill, increasing
pensions to various pensioners of the
war of 1872. war with Mexico and
the civil war, when President Wilson
shall have made it law. Commission
er Gaylord NJ. Saltzgaber announced
today.
Arguments at the increased rates will
VI gin at the date of the. quarterly
payment due July 4. August 4 and
September T. 1920 to those then en-
titled, and thereafter regularly. Ear
lier payments cannot be made on ac-
count of necessary labor and changes
Mr.. .Saltzgaber declared.
Those Affected in Bill.
As soon as the bill is approved by
President Wilson. the commissioner
of pensions will send out circular
letter to all concerned, showing in
creased pensions to the following:
War of 1s12.-1. To widow of one
who served in war of 1872, $50.
War With Mexico. to one who
served sixty days or more, and hon
orably discharged. $50.
3. To one who served sixty days or
more, was honorably discharged. who
10 helpless or blind. or so nearly help
less or blind as TO requtr, regular
personal aid and attendance. So
4. To widow of one who ser.ed sixty
days or more and honorably dis
charged. $40.
Civil War.
5. To one who served ninety DAYS
or more in the Army, Navy or Marine
Corps of the United States, and hon
orably discharged. $50.
o. To one who served less than
ninety days, discharged for disability
incurred in service in line of duty
in receipt of or entitled to pension
or on roll as a civil war veteran, $50.
z. To one who served ninety days,
honorably discharged, or having
served less than ninety day, dis
charged for disability incurred in
vervice in line of duty. or on the roll
AZ civil war veteran, who is help
less or blind, or so nearly helpless
or blind as to require regular personal
aid and attendance, s72.
For Those Crippled.
=. To one who in service in line of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-29

w w1lh adopted by this legion is to pro-
10 uu 'he local high schools with as
tria.e as possible a stock of pa
hos books. and the Central High
WT WI oeen specially assigned to the
nv a'ss Margaret Howard. president or
ar,a - : ahiZaton. received the guests,
among her assistants heing Mrs Will
~ IN ,ofc"rau Eustis. Mrs. Walter
Me- uee howe. Mrs. Robert II. Dunlap.
Emi Martz, Mrs Wilbur and Mrs.
80 Ms. me hall was decorated In pur-
n ~ ana white and music was fur
p. aa by the United States Marine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-29

in the District Supreme Court by
Sherman Kellogg Of Stanley. Kan. a
brother of the former governor. The
Union Trust Company. executor Of the
will. and twenty legatees and heirs
are named as defendants. The broth
er recently contested the will before a
jury. but Justice Stafford directed a
verdict sustaining the will.
The claim is made in the new pro
ceedings that some of the provisions
of the viii are not clear and should
be Interpreted by the court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-29
500. 900 Fire at Windsor, Canada

WINDSOR. Ontario, April 29.-Fire
of undetermined origin yesterday de-
stroyed the old International Hotel
here. driving a number of guests to
the street and entailing loss es-
timated at 100000. The stocks or
several stores on the first floor also
were destroyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-29
KELLOGG WILL CASE.
Court Asked to Construe Document
Left by Louisiana Governor.

Proceedings to construe the will Of
William Pitt Kellogg. former Gov
ernor OF Louisiana. who died in WASH
lnston In 1918, leaving an estate val
ued at 100000. has been instituted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-29
EIGHT TANK STEAMERS
TURNED OVER TOTHE U. S.

LONDON. April 2S.-The eight tank
steamers which have been the subject
of a long discussion by the repara-
tions commission of the peace confer
ence as to what nation should receive
them have been awarded to the
United States for temporary manage
ment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-29
BOOKS FOR CENTRAL HIGH.
Benefit Dance Given at Marine
Barracks nv Women's Legion.

The parents of wounded soldiers and
also Central High School will benefit
by the proceeds of dance held Mon
day night by the Harry White Wilmer
unit of the American Women's Legion
at the marine barracks, concert hall.
One of the pieces of constructive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
CELEBRATE "MAURY DAY
IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS TODAY
special Programs viii Bring Out ONT
s'"na'nS events In Lifcsof Famous
Wig mia tscVSraphcr

Sghoo yhiidrcn OF Richmond Mi,
G e., Draic "Mnnry Day" in ali the de-.
r~ptm'eniS loday with Il varied pro
s!I. n:I!lS .ns out the outstanding
Events IN the life OF the famous Vir
sinia eco2rarher and Pathfinder OF
Various oraniaa,ions featured Com.
,,nouorc Naury's prominent part in ,nc
Hss,e Els, 81 n;rsinia at meetings hcid
}ect OF the celebration OF "vir~ ~,
LAY at the Woman's Club this alter.
noon at ocleclt when David puiiinm
~ Virginia history. viii sneaj; oei''
institution Of 'Maury Day in m,
rf"r,s sI Sc WaS secured through the
3,"s?rlat'on Of Virginia. OF which Mrs
~. T.. Monet Is president. Thjs or.
a a' as t,@n mas been working for years
III Richmond ~ -"@uiS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
RICHMOND TIMEsDIsPATcH: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY a. 1920
FORMER POLICE DETECTIVE
WILL BE TRIED AGAIN TODAY
Prominent Merchant Accepts lndorse-
ment Given by Young Nous
ltI,

pETERSBCRG, Jan. i3.-Whcn Wal.
lace NJ. kuckcr prominent merchant;
today announced his intention Of ac-
cceptns the nomination OF the Young
BUSINESS Mems Club as one OF the
five candidatos for City Comml Ssion-
cfs. the clubs ticket. known AS the
eeinE named by tho club last week
as one OF their candidates, Mr.. ltuckcr
has had the matter under conSidcra-
ZION, and his announcement this morn
ing WAS the first TO come from him.
Mr.. Rncker will now enter the race
Ter Commissioners along with Samuel
". linmsr. G.. Cleveland Wright W.
II. Wilcox. and Il. i. Meredith.
Dissolve Associations.
Through their counsel, twenty-s! six
members OF the local police depart
,ncnt members Of the Police Relief
Association. touaN pctiiioned Judge
solve the association and wind up the
affairs OF the organization. Former
Shier OF Police James Brockwell and
Lieutenant John j. Donahue. acting
The procedure. The petition asks that
The funds be distributed pro rata.
Move to Annex Walnut IIiII
Another step in the direction OF an
Ettrick and koniiworth was taken
last night at a meeting OF the Board
OF Aldermen, when that body concur
rcd i'll the action OF the City Council
In oi2clns the matter III the hands OF
the Finance Committee Of the Coun
Oppose One-Man Cars.
-, hesides determining whether the
Nir2inia Railway and Power Company
is guilty OF violating traffic ordinances
~ the use OF "one-lnan" cars IL Is
the purpose OF the Council and Alder
men 10 determine whether the traction
1MpHn% cannot be forced to keep tn.
street beds about it's tracks In better
condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
1,419 1.2 ACRES STATE LAND
GRANTED FOR rs CENTS EACH
surveys or Waste Property During 1910
soid Tor Nominal Sun-O4S
Acres Act Ilcmaiu

CO. Durtna the past year 1.4l9s acres or
H.d i1c ihhd were granted TO those who
paiu me pricc or az cents an acre rc .
auired by, law. This Information IL
con- In the annual land grant re-
port which Colonel John w. Richardson
register OF the Land Off!cc. has iUsi
mado 10 state Auditor c. Leo Moore
"a aGc9rdance with section 2,2A2 of Tho
There remain on file in Colonel Rich.
arosons Office, eighteen surveys on
which grants may be made durin. 1870
These grants may he made until JuiI
.. Ihey VIII reach 4 total OF 947 acres
u is estimated. ~
Land granted during 1919 was IN tn.
COUNTIES OF Accomac. Amherst. I:ath
Rockbirdgc, Smyth Taxcwell and WISE
IL consisted entirely OF waste land
winch was not claimed by anyone when
State surveys were made and rnnnx
acres In different sections were found
10 DO overlapping.
Abstracts for tho land grants OF 1910
are now being sent to the clerks of
the counties in which the land lies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14

.sseuSpose OF eAt.nd.as Clyl!ie ANeuuc.
y .Reso,u,.op directing advertlsoment
ssiinit OF an ordinance adopted Fcbru-
Railyay and p oWSr cSm iaG Ni 20 IN,
A Sreaso Its rates of fare.
Resolution directing The acceptance
OF the principal amount in full in dis
charge liens On accoun, OF local assess
incnts for pdbltc improvements.
HS Would Increase Salaries.
Ordinance 10 amend subsection :. sec
y tinh 3. chapter s, OF the City Code OF
dsle' conssrnlns tbs salary of. officers
the salary OF Judge Il. Carter Scott,
s OF tho City Circuit Court.
sNesoMtion to place the name OF John
s g; Burrus on the superannuated list at
asss3S a month beginning July L. 1919 ana
lappropriating S2iT.
Resolution requesting Richmond rep
rcsentativcs in the Legislature TO Sc
cure the adoption OF i resolut ion for
the amendment TO the Ccnst itution.
aoled to assess the cos; OF stree; ini-
provements on owners OF abu;ting prop
Ordinance 10 amend section | Of an
= ordinance approved June Il, 1911, en-
larging the thcatcr zone to take in a
= thcate on Clay street. between Second
and Third Streets and on the West side
. OF First street, between Marshall and
: leigh Streets.
sea cd: i'e '0''0W'"s measures were adopt
From Committee on Streets: Ordi-
HiIlcS permitting the American IobaG-
co Company 10 construct and maintain
an overhead bridge over the alley con-
Meeting its factory and copper shop.
aocatcd at the northwest corner Of
Twenty-ffth and Cary Streets
~ From Committee on Finance: Ordi-
nance TO authorize the Mayor TO ac-
eept lands and baths located on South
Eelvidcrc Street dedicated by Miss
Grace -A-entS.
Seek Repeal OF Laws.
Resolution appropriatins S5,2i$.So for
payment OF compensation in Coudcmna-
tion proceedings for the extension OF
-h0nulnent Avenue to lorScpcn Road.
Resolution directing tho City Attorney
10 secure the, repeal OF State statues
prohibiting the imposition OF license
taxes on express companies, sewing
machine agents and insurance com
panieS by counties. cities and towns
,sResolution rejecting Il petition OF the
IL y: Reynolds Tobacco Company for
'eseict from she alleged overpsyment of
taxes.
- The Board rejected an ordinance from
lnc SoMniitee on Ordinances amending
Sc - chapter 50, OF the Richmond
Ally Code FOR 1910 relative 10 parking ,
stands for for hire" automobiles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
GLASS URGES MORE THRIFT
Tells Danville Business Men Country
VIII Not Return TO Normal
Cntil This Is Done

- DASElLLE, VA, Jan. iS.-Ca.ter
= lass, Secretary OF the Treasury. was
: .htroducec before goo business men
-as.e tonight, and pleaded FOR an end to
re sa'uEha.ia Of extravaganza and a
swing. C.tN - present en-. OF Heed
.eSs buying comes 10 an end AMERICA
WIZ; never De ncrmal, ana. tao spta, cr
SAC, 'he!e is grave danger O. q, =
separation before American commerce
eS4 step into the European held
tne speaEer. appearing az the an
-illa- banquet OF the Chambe. o. Com
Ne!ce, was given q warm .cception.
asd character!.t!c verbal assaults or
soes OF the treaty ct Versailles Dro.
odctq wild applause. Nc Glass spok E
% iat rs>ons;-uctioa and the ,:cces-
81: Q: Thrift. anu with visible emo
Asca expressed :ae ardent wish tina,
ss NAY measure W 70 tie standard
50 MS Pred ESQ. IN Tie Senate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
UNDERGROUND LIGHT LINES
WILL BE REINFORCED SOON
hoard OF Directors of virginia ltnii-
WAY and Power cOmpnny VIII
spend Si5,OOO In Repairs

AUTHORIZATION OF the expenditure OF
10000 TO reinforce the underground
liSht and power lines of the Tir-
Einia hallway and Power Company in
the downtown district in onu.r to
avoid recurrence OF tho December
preandowns In service has been made
pany. 1t was reported yesterday.
IwiSe in December tho direct cur
pany was put out OF commission BY
oau grounds. Lights and elevators in
MANY parts OF town were either put
out OF business or badly effected
according TO officials of the com.
nanE orders have already been placed
LOT LOT, me necessary materials and work
terra! arrives. w. 'iiN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
VIII keep Eye on Legislation.

nent o! "A committee on educational
tcTiSlutioN 10 keep in touch with la-is-
!at!oH -. specie! Interest TO women and
u wugk Tor ihc passage OF the Smith
FuWncr Oi.i. creating Il department OF
education ~!tl Cabinet status, was an
chairman OF the woman's bureau o:
n" Democratic National Committee
Miss Char! Williams. associate com
Mittec woman for Tennessee. is head
Of the committee. and associated with
her are Miss Mary Owen Graham. Nortl,
Carolina: Mrs William Hickey. Soutl,
akota, and MISS Caroline Ruutz- Rces
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
AGED MAN BURNED TO DEATH
William Dobson Perishe. At the uon.
- OF His son-in-La~ in Madison
County.

-H7ccla. . Tho Times Dspntch.1
n bDEElC KSBCEG. VA. Jan. Ia
William prhson was burned 70 d.~il
- lire taat destroyed tho dwn.
Y! Ms son -ln-law, Marc!c F!incnug,
Madison County
The fire started from no, s,,.S
Mpe; The family We're aroused by The
e:aek!iEs. OF the i!ames. MIR. Dobson
q, and MS grandson, were sleeping on
MT. Dooson awoke his grandson and
toid him to jump out OF the window.
Wa'er offered 70 help his grandfather
VINO declined. saying that e he did Sd
ooth would burn 4! he delayed.
MTG: tho fire the char-eG bones NJ
MI. n0nson were found and given
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
HALF. MILLION DOLLARS
ASKED AS BAIL OF YOUTHS
All arc Under Twcnty-'Cvo Years Of
Age anu Face Charges or Msny
Robbie RIGS.
n! Associnted Press. !

CHICAGO. Jan. 13.-1'ivo youths, al!
under -, WHO are charged with a
half a hundred robberies and the at
tempted murder of Il policeman. will
have to produce nearly half million
dollars in bonds before they are re-
leased.
After thirty victims OF recent rob.
berries had identified the prisoners
Judge J--ecki fixed their bonds at a
figure which lie said, should keep
them out Of trouble for some time"
nc i've bonds aggregate $4,000
lhat OF Henry Olsen. the alleged
leader Of tho band, was tho highest,
being fixed At $4,000. The next
highest bond was $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
NATIONAL GUARD INSPECTOR
ADDRESSES v. M. |. ALUMNI
Major william IL. GIN Urges Co-Oper.-
ton In building Up Guard
Units In South

strnctor of the Virginia Nation:,i
1 ,,,I',, addressed the members OF The
ihiSnimohu Chapter Virginia Military
rcSular meeting last night, where a
IRE" i, number number Of former cadets we're
i;, =, ;inII;,enuance, urging cooperation in
this state. "''''S IN
, Eollowin Major Gtrs address. the
made in raising funds for the m b,e,,,
neg ana alumni building at Lexington,
s Mnivm ha Decn under consideration for
seysrai months. Tho association viii
hoih It's next meeting on TuesSav
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
CATARRH DOES HARM
Whether IT IL of the Nose. Throat, ar
Other Organs. Get Rid OF II.

:. Gatarrh of,the nose or throa. when
cate lung tissues, dcrangos the diw.s.
i've organs. and may lead 10 rors,,n,S
non: II impairs the taste. smell and
constitutional disease and REQUIRES -
constitutional remedy
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla, which nv
p.TIEinS the blood removes the cause
Pi inc disease and gives permanent rc-
liei. Ihta Alternative and tonic modi-
cine has proved entirely satisfactorily 4,
thousands of families In thrco genera
If there il biliousness or cn,st.,,
ION, Lake HOODS Pills,-thcv are n
thorough cathartic. gentle laxative