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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-27
GIRLS
Class |

Dash-Dolly Noxen, Grand Prairie
Consolidated; Annie Carlson, Crane
Prairie Consolidated; Mary Peterson
Rogers.
Potato Race-Annie Carlson, Crane
Prairie; Marjorie Coleman, Rogers.
Glass II
Dash-Florence Noxen, Grand Prai
rie Consolidated; Clara Carlson, Crane
Prairie Consolidated; Ethel North
ridge, Grand Prairie Consolidated.
Potato Race-Clara Carlson, Crane
Prairie Consolidated; Edith Peterson
Rogers; Florence Stearn, Rogers.
Baseball Throw-Clara Carlson
Grand Prairie Consolidated.
Class III
Dash-Anna Wallin, Rogers; Ade-
line Lang, Sanborn; Evelyn Hartman
Rogers.
Potato Race-Anna Wallin, Rogers
Adeline Lang, Sanborn; Evelyn Hart
man, Rogers.
Baseball Throw-Evelyn Hartman,
Rogers; Anna Wallin, Rogers, Ade-
line Lang, Sanborn.
BOYS
75-yd Dash-Hubert Downs, Grand
Prairie Consolidated; Donald Moore,
Rogers; Vernon DeHart, Rogers.
200-yd. Relay-Rogers.
Running Broad Jump - Hubert
Downs, Grand Prairie Consolidated
Vernon Broe3 brick, Rogers; Donald
Moore, Rogers.
Running High Jump-Vernon De-
Hart Rogers; Hubert Downs, Grand
Prairie Consolidated; Donald Moore
Rogers.
High School Freshmen
10O-yd. Dash -- Chester Stearns
Rogers; VIM. Bublitz, Grand Prairie
Consolidated; Kenneth Backman
Grand Prairie Consolidated.
20O-yd. Relay-Rogers, Grand Prai-
re Consolidated.
Running High Jump George
Stearns, Rogers; Chester Stearns
Rogers; Kenneth Bachman and Will
liam Bublitz, tied, Grand Prairie Con-
solidated.
Running Broad Jump - George
Stearns, Rogers; Kenneth Backman
Grand Prairie Consolidated; William
Bublitz, Grand Prairie Consolidated
Horse Shoe Contest Pennant
awarded to Raritan Team.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-27

Mayor Bonhus says that list of
speeders arrested is being kept and
will be published in the near future.
He is going to keep black list of the
law breakers. --
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

n n,.s,, By the Juso.s iavs, who also
asree !hat tally national rights IN
Da!ma.ian Industries shall be euaran
lied by. an International convention.
They refuse TO make any alteration OF
,hs line drawn b" President Wilson.
ban'ans for independence vii! be re-
spcctcd, but If necessary. the Jugo-
S.ays viii accept all the proposals.
Supreme Council Dtsband~.
the supreme council diSbo n1cd to-.
night without settling the Adria tic
question. Sisnor Mil. tho italian
Premier. lcf; this evening for Rome.
ana David Lloyd George. tho British
Prime Minister. will depart for Eng
land tomorrow morning. NJ. t!enrcn-
ceau, indicated this evening that he
Eonld turn over the affairs or the
council tomorrow.
she council this afternoon held 4
further discussion on Great Bri,aiu's
announcement Of hcr. inability to send
her nuo;a OF troops. into tho p,cbsseiJc
areas, The discussion resulted In tho
British Offering, to send naval de,ac.i.
;nents 10 Meincl and Danzis.
Turing the session Hugh G. U'aiiscc
American ambassador; Lloyd George
Premier Si;.i 3nd Baron Ms:sui. tho
japanese ambassador. cs;oiled A..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
Tells HolD TO Stop a
Bod Cough
Surprising results iron, this famous
old home made syr1ip. F;asily
prepared aud costs little.

il you have severe cough or ches,
cold accompanied with soreness. throat
tickle. hoarscness. or difficult breathinp
or ii your child wakes up during The
night with Group and Won want o,ick
help. try this reliable oil homemade
cough remedy. Any druggist can snnnlv
Won with ~. ounces OF Piney. Pour
this into 4 pint bottle aud ill the bottle
with plain rrannIatcl sugar svr,lp, Or
you can use clarified ulolasscs. honey, or
corn syrup. instead OF sugar svrlp' il
desired This recipe makes a pint of
really remarkable cough remedy. IL
tastes good; and IN spite Of it's low cost
II san be dcpendcd uron to g<ve quick
lcn can feel this take hold of q
cough III Nay that means business.
~ looscns and raises the phiecm, stops
throat tickle and sootacs and heals the
iTritatcd membranes that line the throat
and bronchial tubes with such PROMPT.
ness. ease and certainty that it is really
astonishing.
Pine3 is special ana highly couccu.
t.ated compound OF genuine Norway
pine extract, and is probably the best
knorn Mcaus Of overcoming .cYcrc
coughs, tlront aud chest colds.
There are many worthless limitations
OF this mixture. To avoid dissrpoint-
ment. ask for "2is ounces ot Pine1'
with full direction, and don't accept auv.
thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute
satisfaction or money promptly re.
funded. The Pincx Co., #. Wayne,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
/, are. entertained By his parents and

are entertained BY his parents and
police.
len MARKS. charged with robblus a
comptniom III q hotel last night. was
no'd tor the grand jury today In Po-
lice Court. Marks is said to have
taken $50 FROM the pockets OF tho
other man While lie slept He was
arrested carI% this inorn;n: when
about 10 leave the city.
The Mortimer Williams pcanut r.c.
tory was entered by thieves last night
anJ robbed OF number OF bags Of
peanuts No arrests have yet been
made.
) gold bracelet. maGc of Australian
COINS anu valued a; moro than 500.
stolen from the residence oc pr NJ {.
Field. several weeks ago by J:tncs
Jackson negro. MAS Recovered to-
rr:' suits OF clothing. stolen from
various homes in tho city by the negro.
Captain RI. a. Pittlnan. finance, OH :
Ger OF t'amn Leo FOR tho pas, wear.
Mas transferred today 10 Camp Travis.
T"I.. where he viii hc on the STAN
81 The commanding general &c tho
second Division. Tic will assume
charge Of the inancc activities ut hi.
new post.
detective Charles r.. Worroil. one Of
the seven members OF the local police
department indicted by the Grand Jury
following sensational probe OF boot.
leEElnE activities III the city. today
rendered his resignation 10 the Police
commission. The ccrniu sSioncrs viii!
meet within the next few days 20 name
- chief OF police and 10 consider Nor-
fciiS resignation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
ROBBERS THREATEN WAITER
WHILE P0CKETlNG MONEY
Petersburg trstaurant's Cash Drawer
Rihcd-Lubor Candidate
Quits Eacc.

PETERSBURG. Va. Jan. 2o.-
Forcing the only waiter in the place
asains, the wall. q; The point OF Il
pistol. TWO we!l-dresScJ men this
morning shortly after +: O'Clock rined
the cash register pt Tho Petersburg
RESTAURANT 80 North Sycamore
street. aud escaped with aii Tho money
IN the drawer, So. No attempt VIZ
made TO blow the safe.
! ihe men entered the place when the
waiter was alone and ordered food.
AS he Started to tho Kitchen to prc =.
pare II, he was confronted with n gun
IN" orncrcd 10 throw W his hands
VIC cash register. They thcn threw
tho waite! out O. the huiiUinr % n
rear alley and Went down Sycamore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

table tonic and the other symptoms.
disappear. This can be done easily
and intelligently.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton gives new. life and new
strength to weak, worn-out,
run down women. "Favorite
Prescription !" makes weak women
strong and sick women well. 1t
is new sold by all druggists in the
Uaited States in tablets as well
as liquid form.
How TO ASSIST Your GIRLS
The change from naidenhood
to womanhood is one that involves
the whole body-it manifests itself
IN the voice and the nervous con-
dition," says Doctor Pierce. cit
should be natural and like grad
ually falling asleep. Owing to
present modes of living, however,
the nervous energy of young girls
is forced-the necessary nutrition
for tissues, blood and nerves is
wanting, and consequently the
young girl fades like a flower ia
some bad atmosphere. The strain
at this time upon the blood.form.
ing structures may be too great.
Disorders Of the functions necu-
liarly feminine are nearly ALWAYS
dependent upon the defective ,u-
triton. NHygienic measures are
most important. Fresh air and
sunshine are more than ever neees-
sary--then | have found in all such
cases that my 'Favorite Pfecrip-
ton IS just the vegetable tonic for
the feminine system at this time. .,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
Doctor Cupid
ONE OF HIS PRESCRIPTIONS

THAT love sometimes cures
disease is a fact that has
recently been called to
the attention of the public by a
prominent physician and college
professor. In some nervous dis
cases Of women, such as hysteria
this physician gives instances
where women were put in pleas
ant frame Of mind, were made
happy by falling in love, and in
consequence were cured of their
nervous troubles--the weak, ner,-
Gus system toned and stimulated
by little Doctor Cupid -n--ame
strong and vigorous, almost with
out their knowledge. Love is not,
however, the cure for all women.
Many woman is nervous and irri-
table, feels dragged down and
worn out for no reason that she
can think Of. She may be ever SO
much in love, but Doctor Cupid
fails to cure her. In such cases
the body is not sound the
nervousness and other symptoms
are telegraphed all over the
body by the nerves (the tele-
graphic system Of the human
body }, because the weak spot de-
mands attention. In ninety.n
per cent. Of these cases it is the
womanly organism which requires
attention; the weak back, dizzv
spells and black circles about The
eyes, are only symptoms. Go to
the source of the. trouble and cor
rect the irregularities. Tone up
the womanly system with vepe-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
..POlNDEXTER FOR RAIL BILL
.AsPlRAHT FOR PRESIDENCY
LAUDS ANTi.STRIKE CLAUSE
Declares Cun,mins Act will solve rrob-
lem HnrfaE in II Gcrnis uf
{ft Civil War.
by Associated trcss

,
PEsOVlDENCE. Jan. .o.--Thc anti.
stTiae" clause in tho cummins railroad
& Pill. now. In conference between the
a .an,s, Of noSs ass ,s -st Sub
and revolution. United States S"na
san asn!rant for the E:pnolican nom!.
l5Dation for rres:deat. declared tcn.ei1;
s.:n an address on .aa;ist.iko legislation
\ before qa -audicnce CT business men
~. ''lf It is not slowed ~ law nc said
ss"lt. vii! b: solved in blood and perhaps
ssinyolves the question whether indus
.,:sa! disputes, the adjustment OF wages,
the terms and conditions OF thc en- :
Industry, where employer end employees
cannot agree, arc 20 be adjusted by
the o-derlE process OF soyernncn:
officially expressed, or q: !orcc, terror
and intimidation.
Affects All Industries.
While il Is confined 70 ,,.oso en-
Directly Sntc,s every industry, because
every industry IS dependent upon pub
lie tran portasi9ns And !; ne n ;,:1
and enforcement OF ti1is section, the
path viii haye been cleared ;i'hirh can
be followed both B. ~. FeasT, a.. s1 ~.
industrial struggles .: the future.
at vii, he not:eed ,ha, the word
Under it men would have n right 10
quit work. either s.rsl,' o: collectively,
unless uhie sd !; were pToysd beyS1h ,ras n
pursuance OF combination OF aEsee-
lnent. and wi,h the intent and nur2oSe
to Intentionally hinder. de. Ia: o. Pre-
yen. the operation OF trains o. Other
facilities II: transportation.
= '"When the. 0ccr!o OF he Irtcd
4 states gave Congress exclusive Hew.tT
n ehC'.
: sary implication. .r11oscd n"on = t;c
duty TO project il. The ono ahse.ute.J
society is transportation and tic. power
to preserve il is SYNONYMOUS with the
Spower to presnrve the government and
SWhen transportatioa is tied W tor tho
purpose OF enforcing an economic de-
inand it is q physical attack uron the
Bound to Sdiust Disputes.
'.The pending bin establishes :! wage
adjustment board and trans IoEta
,lon board for tho hearing and adjust
intnt OF disputes. and the question III
viewed Is whether we Al" 10 determine
economic disputes By ;hi:' !ci:a! machin-
o? force in a species OF civil war,
- "Express threats recently have been
made by those In POSITION Q: rows.
reopis TO purchase the railroads a!tti
10 turn them over TO tho Officials t,nc
employees undo. what - known as the
plumb plan.
1T has been openly proclaimed By
those who were largely active ii tho
coal striEo. and tho ,h:G tened gail
road strikes, tina, their 7ur?oS4 was
no; merely 10 increase wages and
Z horten the working da% but that Is
was to abolish the wage system. 70
Commun.Ze industry ana 10 trcsth.oN
the government.
"If the government has within Itself
the power 10 protect its own fune-
tions, to pre- serve Itself from destruc-
Iion and its people from tho tyranny
or irresponsible and cruel terror, this
bill should be enacted into law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
.ADR|AT|C SITUATION Tense
SUPREME COUNCIL DODGES
SETTLEMENT IN DISBANOING
Itai! to Withdraw Compromise Oncr
t0 .ius0-S1a>. and UcuRnd
Treaty Terms.
Ll:y .\.!ac!atcd rrea... ]

rAf:ls. Jan. .o.--N'i,h tho dlsDand.
Ing tonich; OF ;ae supreme council!
without actticmcn: o: the .tdriaiic
question, Premier Nit;i. Of ItIiy, de-
ciacci he stood by his uit!ntatum that
{: tho JuEu-Siav did not accept Itnly's
terms tonight he would withdraw his
compromise cir"r and that Italy will
demand that Franco and Great U.ita:n
execute purely and simply the treaty Of
London OF .ip-i,, 1915.
Prior 10 the breaking up or tho
council the JuSo-Slav reply 10 l;aI.'s
demands had been presented. SiGuor
Nitti declared tho terms unacceptable.
the Jugo S!av note said It constituted
the suprcaie effort" Of Jugo- S!avia 10
bring about an agreement with Italy.
This fact. taken in connection with
i'remicc Nit;i'a statement, apparently.
leaves tho situation g tense one.
Tho JuGo-Siavs submitted 20 :he
supreme "ounc!i their "slip-cnc effort"
N the way OF concessions TO effect q q
agreement with Italy.
Oncr l. Submitt~d.
Tile iueo-S!ars accept !ntcrnation-
a,ization under the league of nations
for Fiu,ne ard cara coaccdc 10 I:aIy
tho ;s!1nds 81 Lussin and pelasoza and
acrcc % tho dcmil.tarization OF tn.:
.tdr;atic ISLANDS with the condition
tina, the island .: LISA remain Jugo-
SiaN.
'rne nigh; 81 tho Italians il Dal.
malta - choose Italian nationality
wl;hou. leaving Juso-Slavia IL rccoS-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
RESUME TRADE WITH RUSSIA
british EAportcrS Have I'icrs Piled III
With Machinery for
NhinmcnI.
ilgW universal Sarviu-.l

I.nNtrcN Jan. "o.--.lir.tiin j. ;ahin;;
the lead Jino!IG allied nations liz re
Stunning trade with Sov.c; Russia a. y
result Of tho virtual lifting OF the
blockade. agreed upon by tho surr",n~
council last Week. Ecur hundred tons
OF Siberian butter already is en- route
10 England. and larr: quantities u.
agricultural machinery are piled high
up IN british ports ready for ship
mont 10 lsussia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
WHOLE FAMILIES
FREED FROM COLDS
HAN Il century breaking colds
IS behind DIR. Kings New
Discovery

l. 'Hc niue tots TO grandma
every one in tho family c,n u.c
ms hftr-ycars- tho standard rom
~! IN perfect safety and confLcn. OF
sosshn' coughing. disasrceaoIe
cd. the phlc-m tissipatcd. thn 49,. 80.
ton loosCrcd.
same high quality today as always
Dr. Kings New Discovery lives no -
IT'S -; timS-tnSted reputation. soc and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
SAYS ANTl-SEOlTION BILL
is MENACE TO PRESS
s~bIishern' Associations Preaidcnt
declares II Makes Postmaster
General Autocrat
tisy Associated p.c@.l

fSV .t3sN'c!a IcI i'sCss.I
:-f;W YORK. Ian. Exhibitors and
publishers throughout tho countT"
who believe that legislation proposed
in the Graham antiscdi,ion hin, IS un
wise. were urged ;on!Ent b" l'raai.
!. GLASS. president Of tho American
Newspaper Pubiishcrs' Association to
telegraph! hy Wednesday night a brief
s:atemen, OF their views TO Kcpreacn
iativc Philip Campbell. chairman OF
tEe Rules Ccmm.tt"c oil the House.
PARTICULAR attention Is directed to
section 6 ci the proposed bill in 4
statement issued by Mr. Glass. He
declares this section apparently con.
lers upon Fedora! officials or Postmas-
ftsrs- Genera! power Ito refuse mailing
privileges TO a newspaper without =
( hearing and without notice, provided
1.-The ot!icia! finds some ietter. state
ment argument or picture. which, in
hi sopinon. is Objectionable and falls
within tn statute. No review by any
magistrate Q: court is required.
The request TO editors 10 register
protest by wire IS necessitatcd. tho
statement said. because Of tho sudden
gall h. tho l:ules4. Commttce for, a
lag sedition and :;raT'ory Affecting tho
freedom Of the press
Owing TO the Shortncss or the no
tice IL IS obviously impossible for The
american press to be adequately rep
resented" Mr. Glass said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
Si1 Taken 10 rrrltc,.;,

5.N HEETO VTlsJnUrs. .Mpl.catcl In
=: :, plot TO- Kill Jnilsr Harris ana s,oeo
!. "neiesalc aci'rcr" OF prisoners from
me lily Ja!l carl" Monday morning
we're taken today Ia tho state Pcnj.
.ion,,ayE to begin. their sentences. One
!. Hnd.: th'rty-rcor sentence for
nur laT|. While auothcr will serve
twenty year for shooting two local
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

Eugene Thompsoa. 10. missing iron,
ny. a,s nome II Rochester. y. Y. for nearly
w No years nas sent back 10 his home
i,ouaE oE the local police He WAS
located here several days ago and haId
p s,;aS N-erd from hi. father. who in.
oisapresrancn OF tho, boy. '"o
'srover Archer. {, son OF IT r
M ,,,,s!,f:. es ShoPcreJ Street. has bee n
mi'ss!nS from his home since c,rlw
yesterday afternoon. Fears that ~,
ID" mas have met with an eide ~, -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
Labor Nanin~e ou,,. uucc

tFneSt p. WILSON, Tho nominoc OF
tho Central Trades and Labor Union
in the race for the Ave commissioners
20 be elected (? April. has WITHDRAWN
rrcsen. working IN IIcnns Grove. y. j.,
stated that he would nc, oppose tho
nominees Q; tho Young BUSINESS Mems
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
Oncr l. Submtft~d,
Rheumatism

Is completely washed cut OF the sye.
tom by tic celebrated Shivar Mineral
Water. Positively guaranteed by
money back offer. Tastes One: costs q
trlIc. delivered anywhere By our
Richmond aScnts-Spcuce-Nu nns,pakcr
Co. Phone them-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
DYSP EPS|A
AND BUSINESS
li,cy Don't Hitch--To BE Fit and
Yet Eat What Iou Like. Fol-
low Your Meals With Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets. No Gas,
Soufness, Nor HeayincSe
OF Indigestion.

business NOR ana vone: are ~: 20
fall for the peculiar theor;es aG.a need
by food faddis,s. But u isn't what
YOU eat, Tut what YOU digest and as.
Simulate that should command though.
and attention. You may cat fried egg,
sausage, ham Q. bacon for breakfast,
ard feel t!p-too at lunch t!rac IL you
follow tic nea! with stasrt's Dys-
pcpsia TABLET. q: ~ your stomach IL
ful! of gas. sour. or has emaUinls
sensation Of hcar!!.c.. instead OF tho
I.c, sense. n appetite, StpotI's p-s.
peps.a Tablets relieve these d.strcssea
ano introduce you 20 tho next meal or
a day's work D'ith quic, ccstfui
stomach.
Many phys;e.ans, prescribe these tab.
let's for !Dd!gest!or, oyspepsi. and
otheE-digcstisc disorders. az they con.
tain harmless properties that work
with an alkaline cfrcc, jus: as tho
stornach does WHOM IN perfect health
They arc particularly ada pied for busi-
nce9 mon And women, WHO arc often
called upon 10 discuss important bust.
ness matters IL a luncheon or dinner
Get o0.ccnt box o. stuHrt's Dys.
pepsIa Tablets a: any drug store ca
MI you wont OF what you like With no
Enxsy stomach. no sour, beich,nr
liliouS ci1trcss. no coated tongue nor
Heavy. drowsy feeling after eating
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
\ brief formal farewell!

addresses. w!
No definite arrangements we're made
o% inc council before ,Ilshanding for
turning oyer the Turkish Ndriati,.
put II was Indicated that the proposed
conference. OF ambassadors would be
empowered to continue this worl,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
The Results OF CONSTIPATION

are SICK hcadaches, biiiousness. nor
Nousncss sai.ow skin, waste matte l.,
the body. Correct this undcrm,ufne
evil with pr. Kings New Lifo pills,
Feel good every day. Keep the avs
tom clcanscd. zoe bottlc.--Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
One MiiIed In Rail Wreck

i1AST LIVERPOOL. OHIO. Jan. 70
Orc person Was Killed and seven in
;I.ed 4: New WATERFORD, near here to-
tla:. when passe.lgcr train on the
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Ch!cag go
f.a:iToad eft inc track.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
Convicted Murderer q Suicide.

AUGUSTA GA. Jan. ao.--John NJ.
Barnes. Of Thomson. Ga. under nine
tecaycar senteucc Tor the staying Of
Ills brother in-!aw. J. O. j. Lewis 4:
Vfse.nsoa. on February 3. 1915: com
United suicide ~ the Ma7ga-c- Wright
llosIjital here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
nus.en. Case DO I.ondon rrihnnnI

:, I'M 'NI, Jan. "U.--Thc case OF Il
II. Russell leader Of the Winninr:. .,.n
Graz strike. whose appeal from u Two
years sentence. Tor scUitious cons mir.
ac% was denied By the Manitoba Co,ir,
u Appeals VIII be taken 10 the Priv
Council in London, 1t was anno,Incs,I
ioaay .: !. Law. secretary of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
MoIland 10 lInkc loan tn t;crmnn..

EERLIN. Ian. :o.-Ne@otiations with
Holland for 4 loan 10 Germany OF "nv
00c.oen Eui!drrS NORMALLY $4,000. o0O)
Will shortly 10 concluded, according 10
tho Hc!tNM.AnI MittAE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
Guilty OF Attempts A..a.sinatior.

.F!AIl:O. Jan. 10.-.Av.an Youssc2 Said
was found gully ,oda? o! attempt :
ing TO assassira:e Premier Iusauf
tvahba Fasl?a. December Is. He vas
sentenced 70 ten years imprisonment
At hard labor. The defense was that
tho prisoner intended only 20 Brighten
IN. PREMIER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

sldef BEST Tilted 70 handle your estate
in the interest of your family. The
duties OF your executor will be to COL
lect the assets Of your estate, protect
and preserve them, pay claims and
taxes and dispose of your property
according to the terms Of your will.
1t is not necessary to paint a pic
ture OF ones family in privation and
want due to ones carelessness in not
making a will and naming a wise, eff
ficient executor in order to induce the
thrifty man OF today to make his will.
Everyone agrees on the Importance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
Today Is
National
Make-a-Will
Day!

YOU II1g1C hot have desired. Furthermore, the adj
mhstratof then appointed might prove incapable
ana your estate might be squandered
Everything points to the desirabiity Of MAX
ing VIII and almost every one realizes the value
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
Make a Will

tt IS as much mans duty to make
a will saying how his property shall
be disposed of when he dies as it is
tor him to invest in life insurance.
1t is equally his duty to say who, in
his opinion, is most capable of carry
ing out his wishes in the protection Of
his family. In other words, to name
his executor.
Everyone has his own preference
as to the disposal of his estate, but if
you Go not make a will, your property
VIII be disposed Of according to the
inheritance laws in a manner which