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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-15
Rheumatism Comes
From Tiny Pain Germs

This is why s.S.S., the greatest
known blood purifier is so success
fpl in the treatment Of Rheums-
tism. 1t is a powerful cleanser OF
the blood, and will remove the dis
ease germs that cause your Rhe'l-
n1atism, uffording relief that i
genuine.
S.S.S. is sold by all druggists.
Free literature and medical advice
can be had by writing to Chief
Medical Adviser. lal Swift Lahora-
tory, Atlanta. Ga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-15

First oil all, get it firmly fixed in
your mind that all the liniments
in the. world have, no effect ~nat-
ever on rheumatism.
A very common form Of >Rheu..
natism is caused by millions Of
tiny disease germs which infest the
blood. The on. and only sensible
treatment, therefore. IS one which
cIeanses the blood Of these germs,
ana routs them entirrly uat u the
circulation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-15
HAPPENINGS ABOUT D. !. !.
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF

Miss Helen Thompson spent the
weekend with friends in Richmond.
Miss Hilda Schneider has returned
from Annapolis, Nd, where she
spent the weekend.
J.. Morgan Johnston has sold to
Claude NJ. Ward house ard lot No. 10.
section 5, Rosemont.
Master Kenneth Brawner Who has
been i'll with typhoid fever for the
past several weeks is improving.
The fifdt snow Of the season oc-
CURED this morning at 9 O'Clock when
there was light furry lasting only
. short time.
The Willard w. C. T. u, will meet
tonight at o'clock with Mrs. 0. D.
Pierpoint, at her home, Iii North
Columbus street.
The armistice day services held last
night at Trinity NJ. E. Church were
attended by large congregation. A
sptcial sermon was preached by Rev.
Or. D. II. Martin, pastor.
Mrs. Katherine Wyncup died today
at an advanced age at the residence
Of her daughter. Mrs. Elmore, 1902
Oronoco street. The funeral arrange
ments have not yet been made.
Miss Mary Monroe, twenty years
old, died yesterday at her residence
at Franconia. Her funeral will take
place at 2 O'clock tomorrow afternoon
from Beulah Baptist Church.
The funeral Of Miss Fannie A. Mas
sic, who died in Washington, took
place this morning from St. Paups
Episcopal Church, Rey. P. p Phillips,
D. D., officiating. Burial was in st.
Paul's Cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-15
PHOTOGRAPHS SENT BY WIRE

New York, Nov l5.-rhe New
York World last night announced
the successful transmission yesterday
Of four photographs by wire between
its office here and the Office Of the
st. Louis Post-Dispatch. Two pho
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-15

tographs, one Of the Yale-Prineeton-
football game and the other an air
plane view of New York city were
serit from, New Y6rh Sto ''st!1dtda and
a picture of an indian chief and one
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-15
- NAM. ~ NovrMRrPsz oo 3ajll s

w II = az 49,. - 81 !.
ofpa MississippHt river steamboat
we're sent from, St. Louis to the
WErld Offices. ,
The total time Of transmission for
01r picture was eight minutes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-15
Knit Underwear
Specially Priced

Children's Fleeced Vests and Pants-The vests are
made with high neck, long sleeves; pants IN ankle
length All sizes from to 10 years Seconds of the
75c quality Special at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Soc
Chdren's Wool Mixed Punishable length, in
sizes to II years, all first quality regularly Sl5O
to 81. Special, pair :. :..s.s. Sl.25
Womens Extra Size Union Suits--Heavy fleeced
and unbleached; Dutch neck, elbow sleeve and ankle
length Each Observation-Disclosures. $l75
Wonlens Wool-Mixed Union Suits, Low neck, no
sleeves, ankle length, band top regular and extra
sizes. At .............. Observation-Disclosures. SITS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-15

.Be.-sure to get your tickets early
for the hot turkey dinner on Thurs
day November, ts, from s to p.
tsni.,fn the Westminster Building, un-
der the auspices Of Section B, Of
St. Pauls Chunch. Hot turkey, hon..
my, peas, Cranberry sauce, coffee,
roll, pie ahd ,,ice cream and cake.
Tickets are on ale!sat the drug:
stores.
Rehearsals arc being held at 1870
each night in Lee Camp Hall, lot
the grand finale of the vaudeville
show to be presented by the Players
Club. The performance vii! be
December g.: in the, Elks' auditorium;
and u number of comedy acts will be
on the program, also special dances,
songs, and musical numbers. All OF
the Young ladies in the chorus of the
finale are requested to be at>the nall
promptly at 1880.
The Drcadnaughts Juniors.won .
we'll contested game from the Eagle
A. c., by score of 30 to 0. Davis
and Blunt starred for the winners,
Patrick Bennett and George Bayliss
starred for the losers. The line up
of the Dreadnaught Juniors was as
follows: Edwards, Barnett, Duty,
Hcflin, Eaton, Kelley, Rnllocks,
Petit, Ford; back line, Davis, Blake,
Howard Blunt. Roadhouse, referee.
: Goals were made by Davis ~, and
Blunt, C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-15

Miss Mary Monroe, twenty years
old, died yesterday at her residence
at Franconia. Her funeral will take
place at O'clock tomorrow afternoon
from Beulah Baptist Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
|lLL CANPAIGN HALTED.
EARS. DEVOTE ENERGIES
TO COVERING CONTRACTS
|,tire Market FInttens Out During the
Afternoon Trading Decause OF
. Money Situation,
my DROADAN wALL.

New YORK, FEB. 20.-The Justly
lebrated bull campaign In railroad
d the, bears devoted their energies
covering short contracts in the In
,strlaIs. and particularly i'm the mo-
rs; The oils also received SOME at
in the afternoon tho whole market
,ttened out. for 1t liz becoming. evil
mt that nothing, s being done to
ans are being discontinued as they
daturc; and with the whole street on
call money basis. the condition OF
banks becomes s.s, matter OF seri-
rtainty, first, that the railroad bill
reported will get through Congress.
sec92hh a; 4 1t does get thr9pgl, Cor
Great Caution ttx '.,ised.
Therefore. great caut. .is still be-
IS exercised by conser. tive persons
regard to purchases OF stocks, and
SO ~ regard to. the liquidation tina.
ts.i,it.fontinping with the idea that
brokers said today that the short
terest in the rails H'aa pretty well
Fvercd up. and that the advance had
tractsd sonsidera bic lbuying for the
e Interstate Commerce Commission
YES opt the new railroad. districts
groIps tho compnnies, 1t win he
iDossfblo to do more than guess at
hat earnings may be. The stats
clans may have to do all over again
work which they are so feverishly
advance or decline in the rail-
lad stocks at this time must be highly
eculatiye.
Dnying OIL stacks Now.
While the friends OF the OIL COM
knies believe that the market may
lower they. know that the stand
d stocks in that group are At prices
D. below intrinsic values, so that
ne is good absorption of all these
sues on. every decline. The buying.
,wcver,.is not all Of a character that
III mean A. subsequent advance. for
@ buyers want these stocks, and
ould welcome further declines. This
particularly true OF Mexican Pc
olcumt Pan American and Texas
The sharp advance in General Mo-
RS waSrdue partly TO Il report tina :
e company would put out the new
ock ,tenrfor one common stock earlier
an 1t vas generally expected. Many
aderss were smuxiy short of the
sue. blinking they would have sev
al weeks In which to cover They
AIDE y. wild rush today TO buy the
d stock for thc-purDose of convert
IL MO the new. In order TO cover
w. contracts they had made on n
when issued" basis. Wall Street has
arne&that the General Motors out
Is primarily in the automobile: but
always has time to protect itsel T
sainst Wall street raiders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
CHICAGO GnAl~ AND rKOD,,r

CHICAGO. FEB. eo.-covn underwear; a
sharp break In price during the last hour
today after showing decided strength ear
Tier. Bearish Developments regarding flour
and wheat had much 10 DO with the sea
back. Quotations closed heavy. IL TO 81;
july In. to -. oats lost Il. 20 20 q. ana
Assertions that the government WAS trv-
ing 20 get rid OF its Hour and wheat wlth
~ little loss as possible appeared to be
corn and III the snbS"qusnt tumble of that
cereal. y cut OF S.I9 barrel In the price
OF four was simultaneously announced by
miller. Late ssilins OF oori> was, also n-o.
moed by word that country offerings OF
corn were increasing somewhat AMI tina /
ARGENTINE shipments had CRAFTY expanded.
The initial strength of the corn market was
Inscribed 70 Il transient brisk unturn In for
-ftEn exchange and 10 rrports that railroad
ORDERS hou been given to facilitate. the move
'nent "f grain eastward from. Chicago.
Adyiccs relativ2 To big stocks OF oats In
country elevators tended 10 mako oats even
weather than corn.
Provisions were governed chirfv I,v ,b.
action gain -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
COTTON MARKETS,

lotion continued on small scale today and
he market vas responsive to comprehen-
sIess ,fsSEnlTr Initial hnn,q Iota,Ions we're
md + to IS points higher on noI late deiiver.
There Mas Tsp among snHr,s
Exchange, but tho. demand was supplied by
[,nerlnSs from the e. South and, tho nndertone
bold about to x. points net lower, but til o
tsw crop Options had the help. OF prospects
.nsihts under tho previous close for o.
Es6er%5 Tdis set back brought in new cover
(n9vsd 10 to ~. q not gain OF 10 points
ktter noon, Thste way no fresh feature In
the lastyhalt OF the session, when frequent
fiohs in prices occurred. but there was
|lqthlnE 10, indicate any change In eminent
Last duetat tons were Is net points fower
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

.anging from s.52G to SAFE Z. o. b. for May
The mae. for ,renned sugar was un-
9TH deliveries showing aiESs OF Improve
Tho market Tor sugar futures was = little
more active today and prices were irrcgular
rehectlnE the uncertainty In the spot mar
Sat. Tho opening about unchanged on
ths active positions but sold TO, 10 points
higher on buying. which WAS credited 20 :,
Wall stree: house With Cuban connections
only to again cage Off under selling by trade
interests with closing quotations 10 roint.
higher to II net lower.
S1iss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
NEW YOKK CURE.

,NHW. YORK. Feb. 20--Strongcr prices
tnli9gsh on the w4S h s Of isnss
of prices after the openlns: followed BY 1
speculative issues. The industra!s after q
period OF neglect were IN active demand witt,
evidence OF . good deal OF shuit ru,erIus.
The mining shares were ia poud demand ;. III
with a tendency toward better prices The
mhrli"t IN this group. however. was without
feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
KICHNfOND HAY MARKEr.
CHICAGO IIVD sT1,cE 7I.prvu

,o H1drGAGS Feb. eo--Hogs. 22o5o; estimated
HssssS 4'sa5'd sSi iI sS.d sS
s9 Ssi,,s isoS$I$ Piss PFsa s
weak Resf steers medium and ReswyIwe i
e enon a Ttd,I prdn,o Aoo4lGs medium and
% moh and s9 &sdi ana sH tsssi
tie. heifnrs 4.GoWi2f6 Cows saHiiIGIheSSr cat
s H. fssdssr steers. Hso0 CLIO .ssoeSes
Sheep. 5000: estimated tomorrow. 4 c,d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
governed chIcay !.y II
PRODUCE MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Feb. ae.--There was some
further covering ia III. rket for coffee
futures to-day. owing 20 firm Brazilian
cables nut recent advances cvIiiently left
tha ,eehn!cal position easier and the general
for ,ov.c the holidays. The Inarke; opened
unchanged 10 points lower. and after show
inB net leases OF about "a 10 IS points
S,.1dteJ up slightly on reports OF higher
futures in Brazil The Dulgcs met Increased
offerings. however; and May declined 10 1870
Tba4 IN. oi n,sT 'r,dn5 or q point: net lower
e!ai Isl showing net decline of ~ To u
points. Closing bids: March. Ii.s; May, 1896:
iuly, HS: September. lt7s: October, li75:
December. i4.1i. The exchange will be closed
from ioday until next Tuesday morning.
spot conee was reported in moderate de:
for santos H.. a resai. o; s. ~ -,
was reported IN the cost and freight mar
ket at ESQ London credits.
The official cable reported an advance Of
20 refs On the Rio spot market and OF I-S2d
IN the rate OF Rio exchange on London.
the ca eies with the .l.day buying rate re-
ported today NJ S1sl Thc Santos spot ina r
Eet was unchanged The early cables
showed aidcrline- of ~ 10 "a, reiS liz Santos
futures. but late an advance of =. TO 20
r RES was reported. Brazilian port receipts,
SUGAR
New York, Feb. a0.--'rhc local market for
raw sugar was unsettled today ana no new
business was reported. although there was
considerable sugST available al 81. cents FOR
Centrifugal, while Porto Rico sugar was Of
fered at 10 cents c. |. {. delivered without
hnding buyers. II said that about 49, 0J0
bags OF Cubas had been sold there prices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

atroHs. Lambs. 81 rounds. down 1904 9!5e
Cuiis and common. ~ 81 IN 20: Q Yves medium
good ana choice. u.:5 a 4.s0; culls ana COM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

' 70 is net higher Reports showed a total
hps-hcc or demaad for spot with lower
grad. r some points being offered AZ u.
.e"n:i' pasis Tn. exchange hero and
rpw and Monday,
,Spo; her. was quiet ana at j doc.!n. o..
~ pofn's 10 ooc: there were 10 saies. S,o;
., Sew 3Tran n, wns sterly, With iniddns
ksce:pts: Galveston. 500; New Oricans
t.Dp' Mobile. -; Savannah. 2,+5o: Whining
a ~ I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

Medium steers. 500 to 900. ~. Ioi.ae iOaS
Good to choice cows............ 10 6e II
Medium TO good cows.......... Sis2p 10
conhon 10 medium cows..... n SE
Oh. poor CONS .................. Sp 5
Fat: smooth oxen ............... IL IL -
Medium to good oxen ........ ei.T II
Common To medium -cxea..... 1i.dp .
Chotcc. Fat h"!tcrs 800 to loo
pounds lli3T i2n
Medium to ood>heiferS. so TO
Common 10 medium heifcrs.. II II
Good butcher bulls ............ 9IsSb i0s
Good Bologna bulls ........... 20 q
Light common Bologna bulls G,2Ip ~
Good cnrn-fed hogs. 1G, lbs.
Good. corn-fcd hogs. i2o to.
Good corn.fed pigs. shoats.' IL a. Is
All Southern hogs sold subject TO lnspectIon
ana when soft and oily. to :; cents OFF.
Good to choice Virginia calves - q 81
MeniuIt ............ ..<........ IS a. -
Choice Southern calves $500. IS IL 10
Rough and heavy calves 49,. Il n i,
rat Sncep .......................
Common TO fair sheep......... a. Sis
Choice fat lambs .............. - 40 II
Medium fat lambs ............. II 90 10
Fresh cows and calves selling from $50 to
1928. according to quality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

IKepOrted by KOUEers. PilI'mnIc- Y On T-o. \
Petersburg. Va. Feb 90 1920
SIANiSll: Farmers STOCK. aiaInr, tjust.
s3.25 to $3.50 per busNci.
VIKGINIAS: Farmers stock. Market quiet
Fancy Jumbo. Zoe Per ID.
Jumbo, 9lac per 10.
Extra prime. SIC per ID
Prime. &c per Id.
Smelling stock. to &c per ID
quiet
Wholesale
Funcy Jumbo. i5c per H.
Fancy handpicked, l2c per Id
Extras. lie yer ID.
Extra large Virainia shcilcd. lie per Id
so, Virginia shellcd. I2Hc per 10
No. l Spanish shclieG. lShc per ID
NO. Spanish shelcd Ice per H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
LiverpooI E:,iitor Dies

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 20-Baron Rus
sell edward RSchard Russell). long
editor of the liverpool Post, Is dead
at his residence in this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

NprnS were xuiet today. Buyers of wool
goods operated co-opc,Utlvcly. stills aud
buslaps quiet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

tine arm: LBS: sales. $40: receipts. 1893: ship.
In SiP to y. Arm; sales i.S; receipts.
u, l5.e60lGoo: .. Z. 1910: f. is.iOmsc: q.
,i.l%w2s II. li3e: 1. ld,i9qeTN: TX. Il COZ, 30 .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

.;ork. t,,5is.
, Mo- +, ser,s-Reeeipts. 7,iat; exports. s25
To!, , ,odia}y - m,tc; exports. g.
fotai OR weoi-Reeeip,s. 1859; exports
Total Tor s-ason-Receiy,s. 5.asa.a..: exports.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. :o-rheI prlc. Of
cotor stood a. small sdvances during the
y.eater part Of today's nassion, although no
rTsat oI%ins devotional Al any time and
,ls near months which appears S' to Be due se
20 The triple holidays which begin tonor-
r"T. Mu.n of the buying was caused nv
pfuTFcGts OF more bad weather over the
bell bell, inc western belt forecss, calling for
ifok appeared TO be unfavorab,e that con.li-
Ions would extend 10 the castern bel: by
SnndaS Around tn. opening prices were
90 ~ points under the close OF ves:-rtay:
20 x points ove-. I.are prices wero points
u9En 70 - points up net for the day
IEe selling around tn. opening was caused
20 S!eat extent. b! poor Cables. but when
nTr nlSt cabisSrams were received stating
Of the bo.tcr rates for sterling. the <Ioeal
sm2rEst coJnInenceit TO advance. The weather
map was clear. 6Ty and warm and az first
srAeiteu favorable comment. bu. when the
an uniryors bio visw of the weather , %Sieh
me official forecast confirmed.
IIiykRPooI. rob, 2e-seo, cotton. quiet;
FTl, sH %. az; xa.5 ra.asias: sSl; low NH
:..ts Sales. sop baf.s, Including 6oG Am.E,,
Ran. Receipts. 100 bales. Including i3,7ca
Fchtuary. esal: March. Y.st; May. g ~ III
sI.lF Gly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
COTTONSEI:p OIL.

NEW YORK. Feb. .oGCotton.e.d ol; was
sasler new low Levels being touched fo- the
movement The South and West as we'll
as locals. were sellers. while reiiners and
rroninsnt local operator lent support.
t:ulncrs OF export business helped 20 check
she decline. CLOSING; bids wers 10 ri
points net lower: sales. 3o.oJo barrels. PriMc
crude. 1S.tS: prime summer yellow spot 1915 !;
March. 1857: Nav. 300: July eoIi. Prime
winter yellow and summer white. nominal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

FINANCIAL
PAklS. Feb. .o-rhe weekly statement OF
changes:
Cold in hand Increased 26l,li2 francs
SILVER in hand decreased i,l30O33
Notes in circulation decreased 2S.2 COS.
Treasury deposits decreased 9.O34.92i
General deposits decreased 32, SCI. go
lstlS discounted increased 9I.3i9.3Sl
Advances increased I6, 40 ~,
NEW YORK. Feb. 20 Final prices OF lib
erty bonds today were: 5,ax. $500: first AZ.
1850, second ~. 9s20 first us. $780, sec
'V-9S;' Victory Ss.s. sLTe:>Victory AIS: 9I,i.
LONDON. Feb. 2o.-Bar silver s23,d por
ounce Money. AZ per cent Discount rates.
5asm il-l6 per cent.
NAVAL STORES
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Feb 3-Turpcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

NEW ORLEANS. f reS: ec.-ponsh rio. 10
sales. Sales. !.lA sacks; milcrs receipts.
same Clean rice. stronr Sales: U;ue R,a.
LID; pockets. So i2E. Receipts, none; bran
and Polish. UNCHANGED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
PRICES or BEEF CUTS.

Richmond. Va. eb e. ls.S
eu1Lalons SHOW ing the wholesale selling
prices Q! beef cuts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

NAVAL STORES
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Feb a-Turpcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
ENTIRE SOUTHERN TOWN
ItE.tI>t;D Bl TpuN tltu

MACoN, CA, March % ~ r. town
OF West Point, Ga. was destroyed by
a tornado lat" this afternoon. accord
ing 10 reporiS received in local rail
road Offices tonight Tho town was
Sin months age. Reports here say
that thcr" has hrcu = heavy loss OF
life AT West Point.
III" rcD0rjs said The tornado cut u;
SWath lctwecn cpc!ika and Wavcrly.
Ala. through TO West Point. Ga.
The TORNADO" came from the outh-
west shortly after 5 o'clock and the
fury o! tn" blast Was expended largely
in The business section. according TO
information received here tonight. II
is knoWn that the thr"e-Story bulls
ing occupied jointly by the West Point
Manufacturing COMPANY and the First
Nati"nal Bank MAS destroyed. The
Episcopal Church was demolished. "a
large portion OF the roof Of tho Charlcs
Hotel blown away and the thatta-
Eoochce valley hallway depot caVcd in.
Plate glass Windows in the business
Section Were blown IA aud the names
{. TWO men. Alcssrs Askcw and stan
10y. are given as among those BILLED,
with many injured.
Tn tornado struck Macon "a, G:5j
o'clock tonight. causing heavy Iainag"
throughout the city. several persons
arc known 10 ave b"cn Injured.
Many windows wcr, broken 10y nail
Stones ana several buildings w.r" uu-
rooted or destroyed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
EAGERNESS TO PRODUCE WILL
RESULTS IN MURDER CHARGE
VIII simmons. OF Chattanooga. Second
Wan 10 Face Trial for killing
or Swedish RcciuSr. =
li'.y Assoc!atrd Prcsa.l

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. March o..
Will Simonds, charged with Tie
murder "t Oscar Carlson. Swc dish re-
cl,:sse and rcpntcd member OF nob!l-
ity. at his uInc on Wa!dcn's Ridge.
stNcral months ago. viii ne placed on
iria! in Criminal Court here tomorrow.
the case having hecn postponed on
two occasions due to illness OF mem
bcrs of u.c defense counsel.
SimpnGS is tie second man 70 h..
tried fo- iEc murder. Will Washing
ton, a negro. having been convicted
and sentenced TO the electric" chat
after an alleged confession implicat-
Ing SimondS ana Ab tIatiioid. The lat
ter yct I" ~ tried. Carlson lived in
~ oGt-nf-thc-Way place on the noun
.iii and his body WAS not found for
several hour; after the muricr. I. nav.
tUS been dragged u Il prec!pico and
ga IttcTpi made 10 throw IL over.
SUSPICION MAS directed 10 SiMonds
when he appeared al tho county ja!,
ana exhibited what ~purportcd 10 J."
a MI! signed by Ca-ison conveying
all the dead mans property 20 h;.n.
II" was arrested and mas been KEEP.
prisoner since. viii WASHINGTON was
arrested =; louisvi.ic. Ky. with an
automobile I"!ong!ns - Carlson III htA
possession .aJ whcH Lro1sht back 10
ChattanOogH IS said 30 nave confessed
-llut he had conSpircd w!th StmondS
and l'Atiieid to murder Carlson and
get possession OF his property. his
SHARE benz tn. ~autoniobil" ana q shot
gun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
GOVERNMENT AIDS TEACHERS
IN SECURING SUMMER WORK
North Carolina Ia Furnish Information
Free ct barge, According to Fed
crIt Director VI. H.. Siipnian.

HAI.t;lGii. y G.. March "S.-Thc
F,dcrai employment service, in North
Carolina is oloring 10 act a. a teach
'rS employment agency this coming
summer. and TINS service viii h. fur
niShcd FIRE" OF all costs to either the
teachers or tn" school officials Who
may he aided IN .ocat.nG teachers. The
Federal director :or the State. Vi. l..
Su!pinhn. has sent II letters 10 ali tnr
county ana graded school superiu-
i"ndcntS in tn" state. eXriaininy the
offer. and asking tiaI they cooperate"
with The service IN .iiG!lIG teachers 10
get located during ihr summer.
Here - the letter that mas been sent
out:
AS the end Of the present school
,crm -pproaciI". wIth its inevitable
changes in personnel, YOUR attention
Is r:;ilGd TO The opportunities offered
hy the United states ~cmploym"nt SER
vice for The SchoOls 10 secure teachers
ior the coming year. AMI Tor like lcach-
"rs 10 secure other positions Il they
contemplate a change. This o~rgan!na-
lion offers its ScrVic" 10 both the
schools ana the teachers absolutely
Tree Of charge. w" arr. w.tl cuuipp.d
- act as a clearing house. whereby
lh" teacher may be brought IN contact;
with the position and the position in
contact with the teacher. Already we
IRE receiving applications from tcacN.
trs dcJrins TO mike a change. also
from students win" vii! graduate from
colleges this yea, prepared to aCc.p,
positions as teachers Of The various
grades"