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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
JOHN MARSHALL DENIES
PLAYING NIGHT-SCH00L
STUDENTS ON ELEVEN

-'l;uts Sewage. manager Of the
dchn Marshall High school football
eleven last nigh, denied reports from
Newport New tina; Eis team had viol-
atri regulations q: the Eastern Nir-
s;nil District - playing night
school students "n the hiGh school
eleven.
The charges .:ow out OF meat
ing Of IN. governing body in Nrw-
port News Monday night 81 which
time II MAS decided tina. ali schools
aust enforce the rules strictly or
they would b. barred from the sChed-
ulcS Of either inSt!,u' ions Where
the charges against tho Richmond
school originated remains a "mys-
tcr%. hut - appears they grow out
Of the fact that the MarshaIlitcs de-
tests ti:is year.
Manager ScIvagc did not deny that
his daam had declined to participate
in football this season. hu; stated that
agreed that John Marshall would not
enter any athletic contests conducted
by the league. This action was taken
early in the fall when II was found
Nat the schedule which the league
had drafted coniiioted with games al
ready arranged by the management
Of the Richmond team. This was
found TO be the case with the basket
bali schedule also. ami IL was decided
that :f the league officials desired
tn draw up schedule and the local
school be forced 20 abide 10y ii in
face of previous arrangements. the n
the Marshal!itcs would not remain in
Investigaiion las, night disclosed
that every man on the present John
Marshall High School eleven is a
student in the day school and the
team which meets Maury in Norfolk
James =. HarwooG. principal OF the
school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
COMPANY A TAKES GAME
Defeats ID Quintet in Basketball Con.
test nj Local .trmory II TO IL.
%nnir PrOSca battle.

Last night In The r. L. !. Blues
Battalion Gymnasium, Company "a
and -" participated in fast and
suappy practice game at basketball.
The game was featured by the fast
playing OF both sides. the score being
!. to u in the favor y Company.
Tue game Was "A preliminary to the
opening OF the inter company league
which starts Monday night with the
same ;Wo teams opposing each other
!. the emory gymnasium.
-" Company. Is: ID" Company. IA.
~ Company ID" ColrIpany
Fclthaus. left forward sullivan
Taylor. right forward. Joe Illise
Si"vaii ...... center Jcbr kills,
dickson. left guard. L. Thomas
McFarlane. right guard lie Comptt
Suhstitutions a. Company
Thomas FOR Dickson. Xacharias 10!
Taylor. Ross fo- Stovlil. Cccchini fol
Frlthaus for Thomas: ID" Com pany--
Cr.ath tor sullivan. Jennings for Joe
Nl!sc, sullivan Tor lie Comptc. Re
'Hr'c. t-acho University y! Rich
nOnI.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
CONSTIPATION GONE;
SUFFERED 8 YEARS
Tried everything, but finally
found right road to health.
Gained 20 pounds.

MY wife hns been troubled io r
has tried almost evcrythinIS on the
market and has mover received amy
they have done more harm than
good.
she overheard ono lady telling an
Other what Miiks Emulsion had done
Tor her. She got a bottle and has
continued it's us. since. She weighed
- bounds al that time. and after
taking 1--WE bottles SHE now weighs
III pounds gained 20 pounds on i've
large bottles; besides. she is feeling
line.
~ all the people suffering from
constipation knew what Milhs Ernu.-
sion would do for them, you would
nave 10 enlarge Your piant."--Lcun-
ara Mcke.. :; Eye 81. =. r., Wasi! :
lnSton, J.. q.
vars aud then found that Milks
Emulsion gives blessed relief and
real lasting benefit; II costs moth
ing 70 try.
Eve iood and corrective medicine
IL restores healthy. natural bowel
asioh doing away with all need
or piIls and physics. II promotes az.
petite and quickly puts the digestive
organs In shape TO assiinilate food.
AS L builder OF flesh and strength
Milks Emulsion Is strongly recon
Inendcd 10 those whom Gickness has
weakened, hnd IL "a powerful aid In
resisting and repairing the effects %
wasting diseases.
This Is the only solid emulsion
made and so palatable that IL la
eaten with spoon like ice cream.
No matter how severe your case
you are urged to try Miiks Enul
SION under this Euarhntcc-Takc six
bottles homo with you. use IL accord
ing TO directions and IL not satisfied
win the results, your money will
be promptly refunded. Price, 75c
Emulsion Co. Tcrre Haute. Ind
Sold by druggists cverywhere-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
BOWIE RESULTS

.'g.. race-six :ur!onrc--Tlngi!a: ~
s 4i<H IA .& s;2 So; TO, H%@; ., k"s
I21ni?S Fac. ~ tArunl So ,h!rd Time.
icNp.ns!vo Genera! As;oa:onte, Kehoms.
l-7dy Granite
second rac.-onc and onr-sixt~crrh miles
,Iamte!caa Boy. !Ni fMoonry), $50. sa,55,
S',.9. sic. second; Sentimental. iii 1J"hu,
'i.', 81 %: third. Time $50 :. Also ran
EatouT; keoO. A.g-ette To4dS,uo!. OH
it"t". L De gree
~ asMSrny' 10 jMS-Fit} ias's, Sc ),
100 non; s.b:irade. g, Mooney. !iSj
80. second. Dolly G. - tLanc.st,rp
- ih:SJ; TINE. l'3 also r~n:. Or
Fourth rae+--s!x and one h.l. tur!onrs--
fHuds 80 tEnb.rSon) t3n S. u s. =.
Son; Dry Moon. no (weineri seH i:si
ccond; Moe: orange. .oi G.ancaSI.ri 81 n
,hirf. Tine. Zee. Also ran: Frui, Cak.
Nth racc--uI.!c and scvcrty yard S-iI.r.
lftNe. iol tM"oney,. $50. $3.50 $40 won
'31'hht-ty G!bnct. .o3 iWc!ncri ~, s: 10
-cronG Pastoral Swa!.. ia iRo~ani
'-ason IL. Waf Cry, summer sigh. KIM
70 i. G.cT * s., q q So, }s 90 s.; "a OF
1 5anntfTan 20 49,. $40 i3,i9
r,'no. :;,s SIS A!yo RAJ: Ua,'Sc.. N,
as Poly: L"v!; Foot. Dsct: ra:r7 c..
iiyen:h racc--inile a;ii y SiNtacr;h-T,i.
QugG::n ~ t%aome!y,' ,s9'.!o. $50 $50
30 ~ -: second, Hone u. t!iunI. S. 81
tnlTc. RING. So. .sgg r1rs ii,u.v,i,n.
'FsTp.ng. haao cana. S-dr H. rI,r.,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
Stiff Joints
Sore Muscles
Smoothed Out BY HamiIn'a
WIxord Oil

Soreness and stiffness resulting
from unaccustomed use Of muscles
or too much exercise, such as ten
mis-, baseball, golf hand-ball, etc,
give way quickly TO the soothing
effect of Hamlin's Wizard Oil. 1t
penctrstes fast, drives out the sore
ness, and limbers up stiff, aching
joints and muscles.
Eamlin's Wizard OIL ia q good depend
able preparation 30 have In the medicine
chest for frat aid and when the doctor
may DO far away. II 10 absolutely
reliable antIseptIc application for cuts
burns. bites and stlnss. Sprains and
bruises heal rapidly under It's soothing
penetrating qualities. Kesp II on hand
Generous size bottle 5sc.
II you arc troubled with consultation
or sick headache try Hamlin'a WiEsrt
Liver Whips. Just pleasaut little pinl
pills At druggists for acc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
SPIDERS HOLD FINAL
.. PRACTICE OF SEASON
Dobson Puts Finishing Touches on
Squad for Twcnty-Fourth Bat
-sr tic With Jackets Tomorrow.

-l'or tho twenty fourth time in
twenty Eridiron seasons. the cniv"T-
sly of Richmcnd Spiders ana Ran
Isnl PHI Macon Yellow Jackets Will en-
gage in combat tomorrow afternoon
~ = Boulevard, Park In Eichmond's
Thanksgiving Day football attrac-
tIon. A large crowd is expected TO
Witness tho game which VIII begin
II 3 o'clock
II will be the Spiders toursh strug-
s5n with Eastern Virginia lntercol-
r-Siatc Athletic Association clcvcn..
.i4S locals having triumphcd over the
i-ncr three members. and tomorrow
l, III assay TO make It a clean sweep.
cin the other hand. Randolph Macon
Saturday viii put fuil StcnT ahead
Lor :. victory, watch viii mean much
~ the NSnianGcrS. both because OF
rhc aforesaid conditions and the fact
rrat their season has been disastrous
: The Ashlandcrs have lieh: team.
3 liich tights samoly ana Dohsor's
~raw Will have to keep their eyes
rccicd. In former years Randolph :
ing against the Richmond team In
.hc twenty-thrce games played Tho
Jackets have scored eight Victories
end tied two games to the Spiders
sVurth contest the two teams will
chow their entire store 81 wares.
Shich will he an attraction well
Worth tcu-neytnS TO the local arena
/. pobson put his squad through its
pnal strimmmge yesterday afternoon
md has them working in wcll-oilcd
iashion on "a long string Of manue-
NSs.s. No injuries have resulted in
~" workouts and several men who
invo been GU; have returned 10 the
Towiil again Will run The team.
r.t 10 give Snrad the ful!-bach posi-
ION. and TO give the back field speed
nal experience. ZieSlcr is =" play
right half and should, with his
demonstration Of versatility i'll back
lt"il m3nucrors.
Cap" Broaddus ana Robins arc to
pcctively Nuckols ana Carter viii
in their accustomed places -;
'.'ei.les. while Price and Booker ar.
iticd to play shoulder 10 shoulder
'siCn WilliHGham at guards and cen
ttr Besides these Dobson Will have
"u nand good reserve corps OF liuc-
1n"u and - ok field material. How,
''Tcr. these stand little chance OF get
ing into much OF the game unless
hftcr Yesterdays scrimmase on
Stadium Flo! the scrub team, which
has been under the direction OF As.
Instant Coach Charlie Churchmaa
".ss dismissed for the season. and
- they left the field the varsity
quad gave them Il yell or two. tt,
sd..Scn has been a strenuous ono OF
iEa scrubs an! they hIV. had no liz
y part in the successes Of the var
~. On the scrub squad this year
.-r.t several men with bright pros
'1@is Tor places on tho varsity mex;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
TO BUILD $4,000 GARAGE
ON EAST GRACE STREET
Property VIII Reprcscnt Outlay OF
xi2.,50O. Two Lets Having
Cost SS2,SuO.

Application for 4 public garage. to
cost $4,000. was fled yesterday with
building inspector Butler by II. G.
Triton and L.. G. Mercer. Tho build
inis will 'bc oc brick construction.
three stories nigh. and will occupy
the lot at COS any Go l;o't Grace
street.
y. deed of bargain and sale was re-
corded In the clerks Office OF the
chancory Court this morning. CON
.cyinE from Benjamin LuwcnbcrS
ana ". r.. Cook to Triton and M.r
Ger the two pieces OF property. Decd
tax WAS paid on a valuation OF $751;
100. The garage thus represents an
Investment OF <I22.5D0. Mr. Lowcn
BERG IS a wealthy Norfolk business
man.
Two large sales OF real estate were
recorded yesterday in Chanccry Court
as follows:
Coleman Workman ana wife to the
Raleigh Building Corporation IA,
itai'IEh apartments, lou West
Erduklin street. fronting G3 feet pa
Franklin Street. At tn, corner 81 liar.
risGu. siJ,Cop; Grace Monroe Apar:
iucnt Corporation 10 x. H. Hood and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
Barber Gives Recipe
for Gray Hair

MIR. y Il. OHrien. who has bee
a barber In Ncw York city for man,
years. made the following statement
Gray. str:akcd or faded hair can ~
Immediately mad. black, brown %
light brown. whichever shade you d,.
sire, by the use OF the following rem
"dy that you can make At home.
Merely get Il box OF Orlcx powdc
NJ an; drug store. 1T costs very a.,
tie and no extras 20 buy. Dissolv
II in Oh. of distilled or rain wat'
aud comb Il through the hair. l'u'
directions for use and gold bon
guarantee come in each box. On
box VIII last you for months.
IL liz safe. does not rub off. !s M
sticky or gunmy and leaves tho ha
fluffy. II VIII make gray-hairc,
person look twenty years younger.
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
HONOR EDWARD P. EGAN
Denver Hoy, who Is Captain of Eli
boxing Team, Retains Scholarship
nj New Haven school.
ISneeiai 70 The Times. Dispatch. ]

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Edward i.
Eacau. Of Denver. Colo. Yale athlete
and captain OF the Yale boxing team
the first man 10 head the Introduction
81 the sport at Yale. has been con-
tinucd as . knights of Columbus
scholar al the Sheffield Scientific
School tTale). in recognition OF the
record he made al the school last
year.
f.agan WAS one Of Tie American
hcaVyw.! Cht boxing team AT the re-
cent Olympic games. lie won the
worlds amateur title nj Antwerp.
lie is Enc o: several hundred forme.
service mon enjoying free knight o:
Columbus scholarships in various COZ
'"c.s .ad universities. Captain Tim
callahan. OF the Yale football squad.
also holds &c. scholarship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
Chicago Will Have
First Bout in 20 Years
IDy Unified Nc,xsl

CHICAGO, Nov. .J.-p,, Noo
ni memphis. ana Jimmy Kelly. ar
ohcnEo' the two bantnms, who
meet hero ON December 4, will bc
INC hrst leather pushers To cy-
a,nlt IN Chicnsn since the memor-
bnttIr twenty years ago. whrn
terrible Terry" slipped tho
nhnesfhcttr punch tn Cams I'm two
rounds.
mayor Thompson has consented
Z" hold the shaw nnd give the
pronts {" various charitable ar
snnizntions. Hope * Expressed, nv
ili"ois inhs thnt boxing will he
irEhh<cd In thnt state In obituary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
CADETS WILL NOT PLAY
GEORGIA ELEVEN HERE
Plan Of Kichmondcrs Fails When
Authorities at V. VI. !. Decline
to Sanction Battle.
Thy Associated Press.

rNCHBuEG. Va, Nov. - The
authorities at Virginia Military In
stitutc. at Lexington. Will not per
NIT the football eleven to play post
season games. u. H. Garrison. coach.
said tonight in = telephone convcr-
sation when informed that promoters
IN Richmond had proposed game
between Georgia Tech and V. N. |. IL
that city early next month.
Clarkson added that Their. had
been no communication between
V. NJ. I. md Tech ON the subject
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
SPORTS
" NJ. l. NOT ALLOWED TO PLAY POST SEASON GAME
Belgian Will Not Meet
Hoppe Before February
i,y Associated Ircss.I

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-Edounrd
norcmnns. European billiard
champion. has declined to accent
the challenge to meet Wtllie
Hoppe. WtstL's champion. in =
match before tho end of this year.
u was announced today. In n
formal reply tn tho challenge Ia
sued last week by Il. u. Itcnjninin.
IIoppc'> manager. linrcmans ca
pressed \ desire to meet the chRm-
MON neat February or March.
The Erlgian .ruei>t said he
wanted Io hc absolutely sure hr
was in best form before attempt
in: to play Hoppe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
ASKS INCREASED RATES
Com m isSiou Higgins Hear
ing of -tlbemnric Telephone COM
pnny'S I'ctitiuIi.

Tearing OF The hlbc;narlc Tclc-
prone toHpany'S petition for IAN in
crease IN rates was heEun yoScrrday
before tho Stat" Corporation Com
mission. y number of persona an
pcircd opposing the petition includ
ing .ludrc Il. r. w. Duke. represent
i,.S the Chamber OF Commerce. and
tho city OF Charlottcsvillr The hcar-
ihS WIS continued until Dcce mhcr 10
Witnesses were placed on The ,tan,
ny the company To show the value
Of its property and the way IN which
X arrived at Inventory returns
George t.. and A. T. Walker repre-
scented the coIapnny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
MANY RUNNERS ENTER
troSit ountrS Event I'm baltimore
Attracts Numerous Crack
oci,ted Pre- SIS |

nv NSSOVIo'cd TrcSS
EALTl MORE. MD. Nov. :a.--1hc
annua! cross country championship
race of the South atlantic Associa-
tinn of the Amateur Athletic Union.
VIII b" held mere OH THANKSGIVING
Day. The best distance runners from
all over the state are entered wash
ington Will send good tied ficieCa-
ton and several entries from Virginia
hav. also been received
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
EnroIr. uccrcatIon Clo,,,,

Enrolment in the Richmond Kccrc-
alton College. one of tho latest In :
Stitutions to be developed by III.
liichmond Community Recreation Ae-
operation ~ under way. BcEinninr
November 20 the classes of Tho col
lege VIII be held from until 10
O'Clock on Monday. Tuesday, Thurs
day and Friday nights. Expert teacI
crs. assigned to all branches OF con,
rnunity Leadership. will direct Tic
classes. '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
wnIl Dwcl,inr owes In.

The front wall OF II dwelling ~
in yesterday morning. making large
hole land scattering debris over the
sidewalk. AZ there waa danger Of the
remaining parts of tho building fall-
ing in. u rope WAS placed about the
adjoining street To guard pedestrians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
Cyclists Plan Revival
of Popular Road Races
IDy Associated prc.s.l

NEW YORK, Nor. 2a.-Isicycic
road rnrer, whit were crnEe Ia
the United states two decades ago,
arc being revived i'm the metro
pOiisnn district. The old days were
recalled today Whrn II was AN
nOunccd the Empire CITY Wheel
men would hold u handicap rOrd
race fer It's nrmbcts ON Thanks
giving Day, over the twcntH-five
mile course or Ocean Parkway,
NrooklSn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
T"Iciio Lands Gun Event.

TOLEDO. OHIO. nov. 23.-To!edo
today was assured the 1922 national
tournament Of the Arheriran Bowling
Congress. y. l.. Langley. secretary
Dt the y Il. T., stopped OF here on his
way from Buffalo. ana after :. confer
vnca with local officials .-nnounced
that Tho 1899 in.c: would be held
here II Toledo wants il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
>dyocn,c, I.or, TrrmIn,I.

Establishment OF a port terminal
tor Richmond at either west roin, OF
city Point was advocated by John
W. Bates in an address, Nonda. 20
the American Association Of EnSt
necrS. Mr. Bates suggested that =
canal between Richmond and CITY
Point might solve the diniculiics NOW
encountered at this port.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
Ten Thousand watch Grnpo,.r

NEW IOEk, Nov. 81 --WrcstlinE
N!es with boxing as an attraction for
sporting enthusiasts in New York,
according TO figures announced today.
Ten thousand persons attended the
match in the Serenty-tirst Regiment
armory last night. when Ed (StranG-
.er) Lewis defeated Wladek Zbyzsko.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
IIockcy Team. TO Meet

Hockey teams Of UcstnampJon Col
iccc and the Alumni Association viii!
meet tomorrow morning At West
hampton at 10 o'ciock. \ innchcoa
Wii! S- SERVED by the Athletic AS
ISOLATION after til. game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
No Agricultural, Year uook

Tie Department of Agriculture G.,
Virginia will publish no year book
this season. as has been the custom
tor many years, The departmen,
indS the cost Of printing and prepar-
-" TO volume prohibitivc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
society women pa,rone>scs mt Bout.

NEW GUItK, Nov. 23.-Prominent
society women ia New. York, headed
by MRS. Vincent As;sr. vii! be pa
iorntsscs n: boxing louts in the ball
room OF a hotel or December II. il
ants Will be members o: recently or
g2niZed clubs OF maynard boye.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
SPORTS

y ii: Chea1ian, of Henderson, y. 9
the Graham apartments AT The mort n
cast corner of Grace and Nhnro
Streets, $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
The Valentine Museum

EIeVchth and Clay Strect3
Admission Free
Open from 10 A. NJ. TO S T. NJ
Saturdays from 10 4. ~ TO 3 T. II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24

Observation-Disclosures jE'l5E;lgI55yISEgSE 81
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-02-11
THE FLU SITUATION

Since our last report on sickness
in Ohio County, there have been re-
ported 26 cases of Influenza and
cases of lobor pneumonia, making a
total of 176 cases of influenza and
26 cases of pneumonia since Dec. list,
1919. There have been no deaths
from Influenza as far as known up
to this date.
We believe the citizens generally
are on the alert and are using every
effort at hand to prevent an epidemic
in the County.
Resp JUDGE MACK COOK, Chr'm.
E. B. PENDLETON, Sec.
Board of Health.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-02-11
COLORED DOTTED SWISS

All the way from the Swiss Alps has splendid
collection of fine dotted Swisses come. Here is
prove its vogue at fashionable resorts for charm
ing Spring frocks. The color combinations are
navy and copenhagen blue, with small white pin
dots.
Then there are to be found this dainty cloth in
white with colored pin dots such as nile green,
cerise, orchid and copenhagen blue These
are 30 inches wide and priced per
yard, ..........>... $500 and So. 25
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-02-11
LAW OR MOB

A girl is dead, her brains beaten
out; 5 men are killed and 30 others
wounded; 900 troops stand guard
over Lexington and the approaches
thereto; and that city is in a state
of Martial law, all because of the
lusts of an i'll bred, low down, de-
generate black brute. Should he
be bound to a tree and his body
plucked to pieces by piecemeal, the
punishment would yet lack in Sc
verify, but in a civilized land the du-
ty of meteing out punishment to
criminals is not delegated to the
public at large. If it were, within
10 years the term Civilized" could
not be truthfuily applied to us.
Under our form of government,
every man accused of crime is
entitled to be tried by a jury of his
peers and punishment given accord
ing to their rulings, if it be accord
ing to the established law Of the
land. In the case of this savage,
the law was swift. and the sentence
of death was given within forty
minutes after the trial began
This Unfortunate affair is to be
regretted, but the officers of the las
were only upholding the right of or
ganized government to prevail over
mob law. Every risht thinking c..!-
zen will hold the same opinion.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-02-11
THAT RAILROAD BILL

Last Thursday, telegram was re-
ceived here stating that a represent
tative of the L. G N. r. r. had
made the statement that that COM
pany was willing to enter an agree
ment to give efficient passenger SER
vice on the NJ. II. & E. r. r. pro-
vided a committee of representative
Ohio County citizens would meet
them in Louisville on Saturday Feb
ruary I.
On Friday morning, a mass meet
ing was held at the Bank of Hart
ford and the following citizens Sc
lected as a committee to meet the
company's officials in Louisville the
next day; w. NJ. Fair, Claude
Blankenship, j. E. Bean, c. E.
Smith, S. a. Bratcher, DR.. Pirtle,
Judge Mack Cook, ]. l. Goodman
and Amos Carson.
When these men presented them
selves at the Offices of the l.. G. N.
r. r. Co. in Louisville, those in au-
thority disclaimed any knowledge of
any such promise and refused to
make any such agreement. Hon. |.
s. Mason, author of the House Bill
provinding for proper passenger
service, was present at the meeting
and returned to Frankfort with more
determination than before to get
the bill passed.
This bill is in the hands OF the
committee on statistics, which COM
mittee met yesterday afternoon.
When the date of this committee
meeting was announced. the citizens
of Ohio County held another mass
meeting, and sent the following
delegation to appear before the COM
mittee and give them the facts about
the kind of service the NJ. II. G. e.
has been giving: NJ, L. McCracken,
Logan Barnard, Tom Likens, Isaac
Foster, w. II. Renfrow, r. r, Riley,
Squire w. S. Dean, Noble Baird, Cal
p. Keown, NJ. l.. Heavrin and S. o.
Keown.
There is every reason to believe
that the measure will pass the Lower
House and ~ strong probability that
il will pass the Senate.
We are in receipt of a letter from
Rev. J. w. Chapman, of Bots City,
Okla, in which he says he has ac
cepted the care of the First Baptist
church at Buffalo, Okla, and will
move there this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Birkhead
went to greensboro, Tuesday.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-02-11
Grand Jury

These men are summoned to ap-
pear at o'clock, March l, 1920.
Scott Huff, Robert Plummer, ]. B
Allen, Frank Fraize, Floyd Baker,
Ira Mosley, A. j. Wakeland, Marion
Roach, Ona Ward, Halle Elliott,
C. A. Smith, Lum Felty, Thomas A
Ragland, Roy Tichenor, Lawrence
Allen, H. E. Monroe, Estill Fuqua,
G. S. Holbrook, A. L. Knight, W. B.
Chapman, G. ]. Hoover, Ruphus
Boyd, Charlie Boarman, and T. L.
Lloyd. ~ 'E We