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HIGH PRICES
CLOSE SHOWS
Continued on Page Threel


tfN tsSorI"ted PTeSs
BERN. May i Taxation
an" ja,, d.. to something ICtr - r"r
tout Of Go, reyenu. @.H h..,' y
ruIuu@ expresses are .a,D1r>,tl" for
II. recni c.Jsing dowa Z IT, fist
@las. tSrrr,5 in Germ ny. Many
,."atrical ana operate compan, :
are .o.c q. be in ;or' financial
srl.ts Fcw can afford e. aN r
the higher priced seats at the pres
cq' jncr,as'C rates, and the "cy rg
r-.pr, tuusts. with '1'.r ,"pnnr
prves. are reaping tn ne'"t
The manager Of the Reinhardt con-
Germ which controls the three most
important theaters states that the
latest luxury" tax alone takes
more than 20 per cent Of the box Of
flee receipts Boxes and stalls are
now rarely booked The Kepp revo'
luton week. he said, caused the
concern a loss of 10000 marks
Director Barnowsky of the Lessing
theater, the home of the drama in
Berlin. told a Tagblatt representa-
thiye that the German stage is pass.
ing through a most critical period.
Theatrical budgets, he said, can no
longer be balanced The greatest
menace he said was American.
ism" by which, he explained, he
meant art for amusement's sake,
not for arts sake"
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JAMES MCKAY SHOT
WHILE ON MOTOR TRIP

RENO. June > James Mckay,
one OF Tonopahs leading business
men was accidentally shot through
tn hip while motoring near Reese
River today Mckay was brought
to Rena and an x-ray taken of the
wound t., Or Mckenzie While the
condition Or the patient is quite
serious Dr. Mckenzie states :Aat
Mckay has a chance to recover.
Ms Mckay is with her husband
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SKINS
BECOMING SCARCE

rWs N..aatafsa Tsr@-.t
NEW ORLEANS June Because
everyone seems to want 20 make a
suitcase Of him, the alligator. 0s be-.
coming comparatively scarce ln
Louisiana and protective measures
are being framed BY tae conserya.
lIon commission
Statistics ramplled hy port az.
tb0r,tIes here shaR that practically
an o. che alligator skins exported
from thr United States 90 through
thn sort uae eaaesrb alone il ex
FortInE ua average q ten thousand
hides each monih throurhout ths
yeAf
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FOX PUPPIES DIE;
POPULATION TWO
rIIy Associated PrenaI

luf Associated FreSNl
TAHOE CITY, Cal, June 3.-The
first litter of fox puppies born at the
Kirman fox farm, established near
Lake Tahoe last fall survived only
few days, due it is believed, to
improper feeding
This again reduces the fox pOpu-
laton to two. OF the four silver
gray animals brought from Prince
Edward Island, two escaped, one be.
ing killed in the wilds later and the
other never heard Of
Richard Kirman, the proprietor,
plans to bring four additional
animals from Prince Edward Island
next fall
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WILSON AGAINST
ADJOURNMENT
SATURDAY
~, Nss"",ntcd rre.s,


WASHINGTON, d. c.. June g.
President Wilson assured the senate
democrats that if the present session
is ondcd Saturday he would not call
u rA'ra session during the summer
unless there is a grave emergency.
Sharp criticism greeted the adjourn
mon' resolution already adopted by
the aous. when i, came up for de-
bate ir 'hr senate Senator Kenyon
moved 10 amend it that adjourn
mnnr he taken on August 18th.
The senate later adopted the ad-
journment resolution which would
end the session Of congress on Sat.
urady the vote was A to g. It
came after two attempts to amend
measures as to provide for a recess
in one case to July 18th and in the
other TO August End had failed
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SPIRIT OF CAESAR
MAY BE RULING MARS

tuv s.-aet@tsa srw.st
BUCHAREST. MAY IA save '.
spIftuaisg,e ssaueea Is sweep.as
ever Rumsnh and tnuie q che mri
ans claim g. have reeeIyed extra
Ordinary emesasss une reported
thaf az attempt ta eammuaIeaie wIib
tss spirit sf Ialsus caesar bad n'lei
asraaaa be as ammaudlnE aaa
ravswlaE tn Mars aaa tasFeiare aal
u fs~Eh"
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HUSBAND CHARGED
ASSAULT AND BATTERY

W E RroadsW8B whu was
.eharsyd with assault and battery By
ha better half was the defendent
lB ease set before Judge ftarry r
Grjer today Broadsmeu Wben the
ease was called asked Ills Honor 90
suni.nuc thr prnceeediaEs until be-
eauld secure counsel The ease Wa8
reset fas Fr.day afternoon a.
a'cloek
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BANNER BEARERS BURN THE ENGLISH FLAG
Bu||frOg=GOIdfie|d Road
Cannot Be DiSmant|ed

For sometime past there has been
considerable agitation on the part
of the majority stockholders of the
Bullfrog Goldfield Railroad to take
up the road operating between Beat.
ty and Goldfield. In other words to
scrap it." on the grounds that it
was losing a large amount of money
and was no longer required as a
public utility in this section of the
state
Negotiations have been pending
with the representative of the ma
jority stockholders for the purchase
of their stock, but that did not seem
feasable and was not warranted af-
NN%@SAA<ANRSR%ARN@N
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ter investigation, because of the fact
that the majority stockholders were
asking a much larger price for their
stock than they paid to Senator w.
A. Clark at the time of the purchase
Of his stock in 1919
These majority stockholders we're
told that any efforts on their part
to take up, and dismantle the road
would be strenuously contested by
the people of this section, and by
the district attorneys office in the
courts, as well as before the Public
service commission of Nevada
1t was hoped that any difficulty
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P|CKETS Of
|R|SHCAUSE
BURN FLAG
Of BRITAIN
my AssortsteG PEes:l

thy Associated Preset
WASHINGTON, D. c., June g.
The state department today aked the
District of Columbia commissioners
for a statement of the facts as to
the burning of a flag yesterday in
front of the treasury building by
women sympathizers Of Irish free
dom.
The department acted on its own
initiative, officials said, as no formal
protest having been made by the
British embassy The burning of the
flag yesterday passed almost unno-
ticed as banner bearers at the treas
ury building ceased to excite the
public curiosity.
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{. 0. ?. PLATFORM
WILL Be SACRED
CONTRACTUAL
OBLIGATION

OHy Associated Fre-sI
= Chicago, June 3.-The repub- =
= lican platform, Chairman Hayes .
. of the national committe de- .
. clared today would be Sacred Q
. contractual obligation between =
= the party and the people A =
= full opportunity for hearings =
= before resolutions committee =
. will be accorded in all peril =
= nent subjects, Hayes said. Ar. .
. rangoments to hear representa- =
= tives Of women, labor and agri; =
= cultural interests already have =
, been made. .
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LOWDEN man
Did NOT ACCEPT
CAMPAIGN fund


WASHINGTON, d. c., June g.
A flat contradiction of the previous
testimony that he had accepted
money to be expended in behalf of
Governor Lowden condidacy in Mis-
souri, was made before the senate ex-
penditures committee by w. Come,
republican state chairman of Mis-
souri,. He said not a word about
Lowden when f. Morse handed him
a check for $500
Warren Gregory who was con-
1ected with the Hoover campaign in
California telegraphed the committee
from Boston that he would arrive
tomorrow and testify.
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MAY SEAT ALL
DARK DELEGATES

CHICAGO, June BY a unani-
nous resolution today the republican
national committee directed Chair,
man Hayes to notify all state organ
izations that they must discontinue
holding local conventions for the
election of national delegates in
lac where it is the custom and
practice to refuse admission to
negroes"
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UNITED STATES TO
HELP COMBAT PLAGUE

MEXICO CITY. June S,-The state
authorities at Vera Cruz accepted the
offer Of the United States govern
ment to send a sanitary detachment
and supplies to that city to combat
the spread OF the Bubonic Plague.
the Newspaper Universal says.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. SuLLY
TOMORROW AFTERNOON

The funeral OF the late Mrs. Geor'
gia Sully will take place tomorrow
afternoon from the parlors Of Won.
acott & Cavanaugh and will be
strictly private although friends will
be permitted to view the remains up
until one O'Clock
Mrs Clark daughter OF the de-
ceased is on her way to TOnopah
from Los Angeles and will arrive
here this evening
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-06-03
WOULD PROHIBIT KIDS
FROM PUBLIC PARKS

uiy AHsacIated Preusl
CHICAGO, June 3,--Aldermen OF
Evanston denied the petition of a
hundred residents who sought to
prohibit children from playing in
Evanston's chief park. The alder
men declared that raising grass was
secondary to the happiness OF chill
dren"
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SENATOR ASKS FOR
INQUIRY EXTENSION

ny Associated PresEI
WASHINGTON. D. c., June g
The senate was aked today by Sen
itor Pomerene, democrat to au-
horize the committee investigating
The pre-conyention political financing
to extend its inquiry to the presi
Dental and senatorial campaign
which will end with the November
elections.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-06-03
DELEGATES ARE
DELAYED BY A
SNOWSHED FIRE
Nv Associated rr~-s'

Nv N-SOcIHtsd PrersN
SACRAMENTO, June 3.--The con
yention special carrying the Cali
rornia delegates to the republican
lational convention was delayed IA
hours by fire which destroyed over
1900 feet of snowsheds of the South
arn Pacific Railway company, five
niles cast Of the summit. The fire
was discovered at 6 o'clock last
night. Traffic will be resumed this
morning
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-06-03
NIGHT LETTERS MAY
BE SENT TO MEXICO
,Wy Associates Press,

SAN FRANCISCO. June 3. Estab.
Iishment of a night letter service on
telegraph lines in Mexico and be
tween Mexico and the United tSates
has been taken up by the United
States Chamber Of Commerce at
Mexico City. according TO a report
from G. II Lloyd. honorary commits
sioner to that organization from the
san Francisco Chamber OF Commerce
The move is in the interest OF tacili,
tatiug communication between bust.
ness lnpu
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-06-03
SINN FEINERS MAKE
THREE NIGHT ATTACKS

NY AEsOcIHted PFeSSI
CORK, Ireland, June Sit is re-
ported that Sim Feiners during the
night attacked the naval station at
Queenstown and five guard stations,
being successful in all instances but
one.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-06-03
STEBBINS READY
TO GIVE TESTIMONY

Uy Az~0cinied PrPHsI
WASHINGTON, D. c., June g.
Horace stebbins .of New York. first
treasurer of the Lincoln-Wood
eague and sought by subpoena sery'
ars Of senate investigating commit
tee for several days wired the com
mittee today from Montreal that he
had just hearu of the search for him
and that he desired to testify.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-06-03
COAL COMPANY
GUILTY; FEDERAL
LAW VIOLATOR

- N--nrtate0 TrrsrI
CINCINNATI June "a verdict
Of guilty on thirteen Of the twenty
.hrer counts charging violation OF
Oh Lever act was returned against
the Matthew Ally company Cincin-
natl coal dealers 1t was charged
that the coal was sold at a profit of
twenty-five cents a ton when the
federal profit limitation was fifteen
cents.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-06-03
RrpRTsssreo AT eosFEREsoE

WASHINGTON o C.. Jane g.
UHHsd states eI .e opressutsdma
aH aEF af the f1Ftbeomlug eanfef
eaee m laaa1n hesseau arerg
kass.a uaahavk m.usteF of egm
mefea sat representatives o. the
8aBfema ee6aamN eauneh lt Il aAla
~ alt a. hera
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SWIMMING POOL Is
OPEN TO PUBLIC

Touopah swimming pool will open
this afternoon with Mrs Tillie
Meyers in charge The tank has been
cemented recently and many new al.
teration made
Hours for school caiIdren will be
from 10 a m. 10 s p. m. After five
o'clock the baths will be open TO the
public
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-06-03
DISABLED VETERANS
ORGANIZE SOCIETY

Uy Associated PFesaS
Los ANGELES, June 5.-A society
to be known as the Disabled Vet
erans Of the World War, will be or
ganized Saturday night according to
statement by r. Robertson, tenn
porary chairman. who himself is dis
abled and 200 veterans have already
agreed to attend
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FIVE HOSPITALS FOR
VETERANS OF WAR

ny Associated PresEI
WASHINGTON, D. c., June s.
The construction of five hospitals
costing. s1O,OOO,OO0 for use of the vet,
Grams of the world war was au,
horized in a bill reported unani.
mously today by the house building
committee.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-06-03
COLORADO RIVER
Is ON RAMPAGE

CALEXiCo, June 3-All Imperial
valley ranchers are today keeping a
close watch OF the Saiz leyee Of the
valleys second line of defense 70.
ward which the waters ot the Colo
raod river are advancing after hay
ing broken through the oekerson
lsves ot the first line Boats we're
used 10 rescue gro men maroaned BY
the break
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-06-03
COLUMBIA TREATY
RETURNED TO SENATE

IT. Associated Ftww@'
WASHINGTON. d C.. June s.
The return Of the proposed treaty
with Colombia. 20 the senate for
final action was recommended today
hy the Subcommittee appointed 20
draft an amendment Co tho docu-
meut
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NEW DREADNAUGHT
COSTS A FORTUNE.

SEW YORK. luae The super
Assadaaurht sTrnneatsaa che aFE
sat and most farmaahla baHiesh'p
afaai raaa nta enmmHasaa N3aF AZ
ths nrookBn navY Yaft Faa saai
q "a haiilsahlpa a sse - aee
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PARRAL CITY ATTACKED
tny AHaacias~d Premai

FL PAsO June g. -Parral City oi
about $4,000 population was attacked
by the bandit forces OF Francisco
Villa YESTERDAY IL Is unofficially an
uouuced
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GOVERNOR LoWosN SETTER

~ A.@autHted Fresst
CHICAGO, June 3.-rhc condition
90 Governor L0wden was so mueh
Improved today that hs headquarters
announced he would ha ahlc 90 see
visitors IamoFguW
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-06-03
S0LLENDER-KIND
CASE Is HEARD

The case OF w. y. Sollender VS.
e. Kind, was called in the justice
court this morning. The proceed
hgs grew out OF a complaint filed
y sollender who charged Kind with
exceeding the speed limit sollender
sas represented by the district at
ofneys office and Frank Duna
sesed As counsel for Kind Judge
Harry 0rIer after hearing the evt
ssnee took the case under advise.
neat untIl Saturday
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rn1 wsArssR

Local OBSERVER unitsd States .
weasAsr Bureau,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
NORFOLK OPPOSED TO
INCREASE IN RATES
tiodS 10 Appear BEFORE Corporation
Commission Here on Dcccm-
her IL.

Sacc:a! 20 The Times Dispatch.
NORFOLK. Zee. s.-Thc joint COM
ml:tec from the Chamber OF Com
rncrcc and kiwanis Club. which was
authorized by tho bodies as presented
IL protes, TO the State Corporation
Commission against the supposed in
crease i'll power rates Nigh; by the
Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany Will meet Monday to formulate
plans for further protest at the adj
jou-ncd hearing OF tho case to be
held in Richmond December II.
ii. Is. Wolcot, chairman of tho
Chambers committee. with which the
kiwanis Club has been cooperating,
has been out OF the city since the
first hearing on the case held in
Richmond ten days ago. but is cx-
pectcd 10 return this morning and to
cal. a meeting o: this committee
without delay. in order that add!-
tional data may be gathered Ia an
ticipation of the next hearing in
Richmond.
Affected users OF light and power
will te asked TO appear before this
committee. II they desire TO do SO
and state their cases in order tina,
the committee may have all possible
information on the matter AID may
present its case more forcibly before
the commissioners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

Burke were aNo In the chase. TIE
hounds owned ~ MessrS Armstrong
and Musselman have captured SIX
foXos this season. The total num-
Der "; hounds in the chase was
twenty-five. Tho fox weighed nine
pounds. I'VE ounces.
Another exciting fox chase WAS
through the vicinity OF Wilderness
Church anu charlottesville. Calvin
Jones and Fred Webb had q pack of
SIN hounds. After a chase lasting
several hours n large gray FOX was
captured III Berry Chewnins's field.
y number OF people OF the neighbor-
hood witnessed the captured. This
makes i've gray foxes this pack oil
hounds has caught this season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

Innk Again Eninrgcs Capital Stock.
IiPALACHlA, VA. Dec. 4.-rhu
Ieopies Bank OF Appalachia will in
y few days increase it's capital stock
from $4,000 to $4,000 and on the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
RECRPITULATE RETURNS IN
9TH VIRGINIA DISTRICT
Not Nnown Whether Paul. UcpubIi-
can. VIII Contest Election of
HnrriNnn, ncmnCrnt.

ISPtcIHI 20 nc I'TIvH- IHKCII'J
WINCHESTER, VA. Dec A
rccapitulation OF election returns
from the Seventh NirEinia district Is
said TO bc under way, and attorneys
representing John Paul. Republican,.
of Harr!sonburF who was defeated.
rescntative T. W Harrison. Demo
crat, OF Winchester. have refused to
make any statement as 10 the prob
ability OF a contest in the House OF
Representatives The entire vote OF
the ten counties and three cities OF
the district is being compared Will
the registration and poll tax lists by
the Paul lawyers.
The vote in Shenandoah County
now is under investigation. it is
learned, The attorneys OF Captain
Paul filed exceptions TO "informali-
ties" and 'irrrgularitics" in CLARKE
County. but no charge Of fraud of
any character has been made by
them. d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
TOBACCO SALES SHOW
INCREASE OVER 1878
Ten and Half Million Pounds OF
Weed Sold on Danvillc Mar
kct During November.
[Specinl TO The Tlmos- DISPATCH.

ssS3s Especial TO The Times Dispatch
ssttDANNILLE. VA. Dec. i.-Figurcs
published by the Danville Tohacc
{ association on the sales az leaf to-
gpacco here this season AFFORD AN in
teresttng comparison with prices this
year ana those q year ago. DurinS
The month Of Novembe; lo.570.975
pounds were sold here At an average
price of S29.l5. or bringing in all
slightly over S3.oOc,0oO. In Novrm-
Der, 1919. slightly over S,0Oo.co0
pounds OF tobacco were sold here at
an average price of S66ol per hum
dred pounds. \ decrease in the aver
age of SS6.S6 is thus shown.
~ Tho sales for the entire season. or
since September until December l..
show that 2O.350.SSi pounds OF to-
bacco has been marketed here. at an
average price Of s2S.3?. bringing in
all nearly $4,000. zoe. During tho
same period last year 23oGo.0oo
pounds had been marketed. at am
average OF S55.95 per hundred
pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
How Strange Things Some.
times Happen

-I want 90 write you 10 10, YOU
know tina; / have taken > more doses
of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. ana
have gained 10 pounds IL the las, .
weeks. although am thinner around
the waist than before because ,b.
Ibloating in my stomach has 81! roD.
and am feeling like boy again
There never waS anything IN ms
world half as good as this medicine.
1T IS p simple. harmless preparat:o;.
that removes the catarrhal tat.cu.
from the intestinal tract and auays
the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and m
testInal ailments. inclnding appendI.
a!tls. One dose VIII convince or mon
sey refunded. Grant Drug Company
and druggists everywhcre.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
FOX HUNTING PROVING
POPULAR THIS SEASON
Many FtrEinians Enjoying treat
Sport--Frederic Hound.
Capture Eleven Foxes.

lSpecia, 20 The Times pispatchl
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. bee. -
FOX hunting is exceedingly popular
mere TINS season AMI nearly every
day the mounted riders with hounds
start out for the chase. y pack OF
hounds. headed by {. VI. Armstrong.
Clevc Musselnan. j. 7. Rodgers and
George Toombs. OF this city, started
large gray fox on Bleak lti!l. in
Spotsylvania County. and after a
chase of five miles the fox was killed
on tho farm of Thomas Frazer.
Hounds owned by Mcssrs. Frazier and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Auto ArcIden, I.c.u,,. Fatally.

PCRCEVILI.E. VA, Dec. 4.-Jamcs
IL. LESS, merchant OF LceSburg. was
instantly KILLED. when his automo-
"'lc turned turtle as he WAS re-
turning from Washington. The car
skiduei from the road and went
uown an embarrassment and complete
~ turning over, pinned him beneath
IL. breaking his neck and crushing his
CHEST, Mr.. Welby Carter who was
with Mr. Hess. was only slightly in
1ured. MIR. Hess WAS thirty-:ivc years
old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Currcii Accepts In,ttu,1on.

LfNCllBURG. VA. Dec. 4.-Dr. W.
). Curreil. president Of tho Univer.
sity OF South Carolina. has accented
an invitation to be the speaker ut the
annual meeting OF the Sphcx Club In
March Tho club is all organization
of local professional and business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
nIg Highway WORK for Enlr,ax

FAilsFA%. VA. Dec. with tho
opening Of spring, extensive highway
construction will be commenced in
Fairfax County. The county has
voted 100000 of bends for permanent
highway construction, the Lee High
way being IT,. big road In view
This highway passes through the full
length of the county,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
stop Pollution OF James.

I.YNCFiECKti, VA. Dec. i.-The
Piedmont Field and Stream Associa-
ton. forced to protect fish ana game
and 20 stop the pollution OF the
James River, has elected Or. g. =.
Hammer president; l. II. ADAMS. vice.
president, and L. NJ Wood. secretary
treasurer. The association will make
an eror; TO secure several thousand
members
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
CITIZENS OF COLONIAL
HEIGHTS FORM LEAGUE
Hurry l.. Sncad l. Chosen IL Head
Civic Association as First
President.

Especial 20 The Times t!Spatch.J
PETERSBURG, VA. Dec. IA
meeting of the citizens n: the Zap
list chapel recently resulted in the
formation Of the Citizens 1.cagu.
of Colonial Heights. which Is a non
political and ron-scct!on organization
of all the white men and women over
sixteen years OF age, for the eN
change of IDEAS and TO formulate
plans for improvements and general
henent OF all the citizens Of this
hustlinE and growing northern sub
urb OF Petersburg.
Notwithstanding tho Indictment
weather many OF the citizens gath
cred and by their enthusiasm and
spirit shown Indicated clearly that
the organization Will Ill q long felt
want and that most of The citizens
of this section will become Identified
with it, Monthly meetings have
been arranged for. the FIRST one being
on Tuesday. December II. at l.. NJ,
at which time every one Interested
is invited. and n which time the va
rious committees Will bc announced.
The following officers We're elected:
Harry L. Sucad, president; Howard
James. vice pres idcut: w. :. Cunning.
secretary, and i. l.. Mann, treasurer.