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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15
PINOT ! !! ..T0IACCEPT .
'|||gIuERhAEAI=G uARANTY.
AAagoHd Declines to Take Advantage
sss51. Provision in Ese.lsC unmins
IaEcKSs TO !, PsE.w.AR BASIS
Twenty-Ninc" Lines in
That Helped Make Up De-
clency OF Roeds Earnings Less
asShan STANDARD. y

ssFSSmse estimated; earnings OF the
Rtphmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tppsS6@1nd WsshinEt Southern Rail-
fp3dsssn now emerged. Will. greatly ex-
cesd; Tho, eiS-rnonths government guar
lRtsyspr provided BY the Esch- Cumnlins
railfoad bin. tho company will decline
S6sascept IL and VIII SO back on pre-
WY basis. today, vice-President Nor
h9RsEall announced last night.
ray3roads desiring TO receive the gov
Sf1menC guaranty, must mako appli-
Saha TO the Interstate Commerce
Roads which neglect 10 make formal
application viii be-. automatically
ssEo&n upon their ; 9wa FL. resources
,salsdEe. of. the guaranty. Among those
fat may, however, is Sthc Southern
HSfHay. although thore has been no
Qehaiths statement to that. effect here.
The southern In 1918 earned far In
sgsssssof the guaranty. but fell short
StTne Richmond. Fredericksburg and
RSt0naac and e Washin gton Southern
S%tIrbedS,- then separate, were among
tzSs t&enty nine lines in 1919 that
guaranty. and helped make up the de-
86sehcySaof the il34 roads that earned
IssAAsssftheh the, standard return. The
standard return. and the latter 401.3
percent Mr.. Call stated last night that
osdcials Of the company had deter
mined, Ito disregard the; guarantee
etystSE Xpd a tempt to breast the waves
G&4SEr61ftructiou alone and .unaided.
1aSs4dFEs wv. Stevens president of the
GhAsapeakc and Ohio RAILROAD, gave
b1tseEsttatement.ils might that the
MWpAGy: would operate during tho
sUG4tsGixs months under tho government
fh1arantee provision. -
.soadss requiring the guaranty are
LSaATed to lille with the Interstate
IoWmaSSe Commission by today.
1snAtenff acceptance. of Its provisions.
among other things,
2dG1SE4 railroad earns: more than the
slid. guaranteed it shall turn over to
ntxYrhowever, retain enough Of the
SxpssB.to pay necessary flSed charges.
to Mr.; Call the Richmond,
and Potomac Railroad
IASHSfHe guaranty OF the government.
4fsSEaSsd last night that the policy OF
xA0pc0mpa ny in returning to- a prowar
d1Stssof. ownsrship and control at once
SsaIE sAsea the same AS OF the present
sssSnxlnf 1919. according to a state
nnente made public BIZ the operating
Statistics OF the railroad administers
steasS while the Glass roads. under
EA1eCal operation. earned only 57.s per
ceptt.of-.the standard return. as conf.
pdrodsw 76.S pc: cont In 1918, there
WHrE.rtKenty-n! nine roads which earned
LOO peF.,cent or more OF the amount OF
their guaranty, while 1874 roads earned
SssyirEinia railroads earned the follow
ME~ pertentage on their standard re-
ty jae 2. !, !
and Western. 4a.I; Virg.nian. 1871; At
lenttca Coast Ldnc, To.S; Norfolk South
srn,G 12.9;:- Richmond. fredericksburg
ind Petoft;ao, si3:t; Scaholrd Air Limo.
2ssSs.. SSpthern; ST.. and Washington
FSHMYh6rf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15
LEGISLATORS OFF FOR HOME
NTH CLOSE OF ASSEMBLY
&thE6IinE Members Pack Belongings
sGands Catch Trnin-Few Remain for
4ftsss $50 Cor attractive Session.

1ftssf 80 nrtructlve Session.
;sEgaEglihr. members OF. the General
tarrtea Overnight. following the ring
ihssEspaeksd their belongings yester-
AS1.s&nd, sby ,nishtful. All except less
,taAtpn&as.for tho constructive sessions
,6&cfhSL&Eo bodies this week, had de-
pASfAdtsfor! their, homes. :,
-ssyAnaon6f the last to leave were Dele
RatRsNtEIrS OF Nottoway;' Cherry, of
EQSSolk City, and Joyce. of Patrick.
ana SSenators Ferguson, OF Appomat-
EnISIsl S. NJ. Newhouse of culpeper.
8ExtssIiouse doorkeepcr, and Colonel
sssssstssned. to the 1920 session by the
4ftgfsSof his con.tty, was on hand In
tnss IeWer branch every morning when
rerrstucd each day until. Adjournment.
1tH0EsWere seen making their adieus
abHfthE lobby OF Murpiy's Hotel yes-
nasz5a%..k pfepatatory TO leaving for
.ypeaker Brewer, OF Suffolk. will re-
Richmond tonight or tomorrow
.steaNaWhich are 70 extend over pc
'yt1dspot 70 exceed seven days.
RE1sgate Norvell L.; Henley. OF Will
sl3EMeburG, left for his home Saturday
sDySegnoon. but will return to Richmond
tb9ncTsoW. morning, and will sit with
BE- Pr :. more of the Richmond city
E2NAALQEA ana Delegates Tor the pur-
BSS6 SSYSwipdine up the affairs Of the
ssfsion gust. ended. This work con-
stets IN enrolling bills passed late in
th5s session end which have no. as yet
bean Submitted 10 the Governor for
big approvaf. -
~ sasur ee PASSED By the two branches
have to. bear the signatures Of
EafH the Speaker Of the House and tho
Rrsytdent Of the. Senate. Lieutenant
.G4HErHpf Buchanan, President Of the
sEH4Htsgof necessity Will have 10 be in
har ~ A<1f
lEtEuctfpe session. for the purpose OF
apUxYIdfng his sfEnaturn 10 hills
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15
WILL DISCUSS BONUS BILL
American Legion to Meet Tomor,oyx I'm
biues' Armory md Hold
Smoker.

Discussion of tho proposed home ,,.
eNIservice mon, as provided in iegis-
lation now pending before Congress-
WI Wili BE- DC the feature Of the meeting Of
Legion at the Blues Armory tomorrow
Members Of the organization will also
meeting, at which a section of the
band OF the American Legion, which
Is now in process of Organization. will
morrow, night is scheduled to begin at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15
TAKE UP SCHOOL LOANS
State Board of Education Will Also
Discuss Pensions for Three


Between $4,000 and $4,000 in loans
from the literary fund. will be con-
sidered at the meeting of the State
Board Of Education. which will be held
tomorrow in the Office of Superintend-
ent OF Public Instruction Harris Hart,
III the Presbyterian Building.
only three names come UP for con-
sidcration on the Pension list, how.
school legislation will be one OF the
features of the meeting tomorrow.
The meeting will be called to ordor at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15
VICTIM OF WOOD ALCOHOL
CoIorcd Man Dies at Virginia Hos
pftnl After Drinking

William Lewis. colored. died yester-
day afternoon at Virginia Hospital
cohol. The man was brought TO the
hospital yesterday at noon. in n state
of coma. fie was found at his homo,
ilG5 st. James Strcot. in this condi-
tion. ~.
Coroner Whitfield diagnosed the case
and reported that the man came to his
death as result Of drinking the poison.
he body was. turned over to ~. d.
Price. undertakcrS. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15
WILL CONTINUE REVIVAL
Stockton Street baptist Church Has
Over CapacItSilAttendnnc at
SNFHfcea

Because OF the great success OF the
series of revival meetings which are
being held at the Stockton Street Bap-
fist Church. and which were to have
ended last night, it has been decided
More than a score of conversions re-
warded the efforts OF Rev. W.. r. Leck-
liter last night, swelling the total OF
than eighty. Tho services will be- held
each night this week beginning with
song services at 7:4o O'Clock and the
address 10 be given AT S o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15
.DRNT0N TO MAKE ADDRESS
yttGster to Speak to Kiwnnfans on
From Service
r1<sssAetef. Standpofnt. s,-..

sfya&tHastcr Hay T. Thornton Will ad.
1888 The Richmond Kiwanis Club on
eTHd a1tichmond Post-Ottice From a
S4tEfEe Standpoint" at O'Clock this
&kfAHn6on at the weekly meeting OF
at the Business Mems
committees of me XII
sHhisS. Club for the quarterly .ladics'
S1&ttr Getting. which Is. scheduled for
MICH 20. One Of the. features ef tho
laaAso night" will BE the presenta-
tI1As6f1a special prize to each OF tho
a&&EH present at tho meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15
/, CITY. NEWS IN BRIEF

a. aTa2lntmens q Edwin winsFee' oa.o na q.
a lys OF Or T Che County suPerinten
Austin: Tex. The :aDpointmcnt was made e
Sy the GeYssner Of Texas from. tyenty.
out war Between the States 1 as ah anreuSh
and EdTie enc and patrons OF Rsimeade School
George W GUY STATE Civic league s sssen Sy
a. r. SsiIneade School. Stop s.. Petersburg line
WIN be. q musical psoEyam inider Tho Gtsnri
ton OF Mr.. MoFr,ssetss :.'U". inc cree
sSes il e. nsssss: sisS
sis. as- sE s held sl .ss Bssssss
sonia bs5Sde Ric h among the oolorel people of
esis,sss O. sHnS%e.!nG heaa survey
made by tfo white People Of the y sS oSifs
e esnrcbbnasso hSh The agency of tho vnrious
er gSsre nv YIN \; Ss FeFyar .nes,i- Of
tics Of the Middis district Assoeint ion SG Sad
n ,tst cThuTsday in Woodland Heights Ba BAD
morning NOR and Gontinuls through the ~ da ave
s soa to lunches ass 5 Miil be served This meeting
ostponed owing to 't t 'n MeaiSnT but was
ihuuenza epidemic.
the Richmond couneil 'o Of s s5ehd ssngn
G,s s5 In the matter OF eliminating those
speeal alEnaesncs Fna ff'u ae,on have os
ttsns re m in this mailer viii tea
the Council. N' ai'eFHoon OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15
Time j. Money.

The quick way to get what you wan.
when you want IT is TO read and use
classified ads.
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rs rDistrlct Dem oeratIc Meeting.

f41TsEhe purpose or deciding wheth-
Hold q .copyention or primary for
nenination Of. congressional
tho Fifth District Demo
f4&SyrcCommittec will meet tonight in
Q48gIlfe. Senator ~. B. Booker, Of
16lNnxs who is a candidate for lie
4Af3on, desires a primary, hold
tx4bS he would there have bet.
sakSolDeftunisy in a contest for the
t34 airnaan OF tho State Demo
A&yt6f Committee. Senator Hooker
Np+tron of an UNSUCCESSFUL sill be.
9$FSsthe Genersl: Assembly making
snaFtes kths: tegal nm tfrod; sof select,
resell ena1 fcandidatsg.;
t-34.& $s-s----ll-~---.---.I
mt Hfrnbileans Meet Tonight.
ltca M. ifcpresepting the Third
s'enais District viii meet to- J.
~ kEHkf % o'clock In Hus:ings Court
F5g4Er4fT for The purpose OF cIectjnS
48&x4tsb to the State convention n
SAnokof on "Wednesday Two deIera.
TepfssentinE the Richmond mem.
sas re party which split on Sat
4sserl stll contest for seats on
etffct committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15

pa msm 1,si Of the virsiaia Casualty Corn.
o'clock at the Business Mems Cub 1t. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15

bePtist ministers will hold luncheon
mms ee!s today ut .1s:i5 At the Business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15
lst1st Eernbiieans Meet Tonteb,.

tSs-s,
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NEW RELEASES
BY GOODWIN

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pAere
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Sim Feiners Take
 Barracks By Storm
(,4ssocfafcd Press Leased H1irej


 COOKSTOWN, Ireland, June IA hundred Sim Feiners today attacked the police barracks here and drove the police to the upper portion of the building. They captured two police constables and withdrew after two hours fighting,
 Cookstowh is strong Tyrone Unionist center. Ulster volunteers were aroused by the gun fire and mo- bilized, but were not asked to assist. They watched the siege Of the bar racks. One constable was severely wounded by fusilades by the raiders Dungannon police later intercepted a motor lOrry in which was . man sui ferinG from dangerous gunshot wounds. The police assert that two other raiders were shot
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 forthcoming as to the amount con tributed by each member.
 If the countries decide individu- ally that they must have armaments on big scale, then the tragedy for the world will be great indeed
 In the course of his speech MT. Balfour expressed pleasure at the coming of Elihu Root to serve on the committee to bring about an interna- lional court of justice and expressed the hope that America would yet decide to attend the Brussels finan- cial conference, if only unofficially. Former Premier Asquith, Lord Robert Cecil and the Liberal and La bor members generally criticised the governments "lukewarm policy" con corning the league, especially on the question of Poland's attack on Rus sia. MT Balfour, replying to these criticisms. characterized Lord Cecil as ''the most intolerant man on this subject l have ever known"
 Nothing but abject submission, not only to the broad principles but 10 every detail of carrying them out would satisfy him." said Mir Balfour.
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Prosecutor Fights
 Stay of Judgment
 In Lever Act Case
l.4seaeiafed P,ess Leased Lrrel


 NEW YORK, June IT. - Armin Ri .ey. special assistant to the United States attorney general, said today that he plans to visit Canton, O., Sat urday and oppose the reported at tempt of Charles F.. Hughes to obtain an order from Justice w. K. Day of the United States supreme court staying execution of judgment in the case of c. R. Weed and company, Buffalo retail clothiers. recently con victed of profiteering and fined $31,- 900.
 NIT Riley. whc is in charge of gov ernment actions against profiteering said that if the order was obtained it would automatically stay all proceedings under the Lever act un- til the supreme court had opportuni ty to pass on it's constitutionality.
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DISARMAMENT
 ID TEST PACK

CONTINUED FROM FACE oNaD
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Will H. Hays, Secretary of Republican National Committee To Be Heard
 In Bisbee
In Bisbee

Party on
  National Committee S il IS him people
  of will play everase election
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) sheyiki propaganda has been partic- ulariy effective among the fanatical Egyptian tribesmen, the Senusi in the L,bian desert. The situation there is reported critical. Official re- ports received here for several months have told Of unrest in India and the effectiveness of the Young Turks program there. Complete cessation of business as protest against the British policy toward the kalophate was observed recently by Hindus, Parsees, ard Moslems alike, resulting in what was described as 'ar unprecedented joss to commerce." :"
 Plot Widespread
 Generally the plans of the Eolsnev- iki are said to include the diversion of the British attention from Meso. potamia to Egypt ny the uprising of the Scnusi and their sweep eastward at the moment when the Boisheviki were prepared to push into Persia. Occupation of Thrace by Greek troops would be taken advantage of by indictment of the Bulgar5 and local disturbances in Syria and Pal estine have been projected to sup Dlement the major outbreaks in h. dia and Egypt.
 Organization Of Georgia and Azer- baijan is said to have been completed by the Bolsheviki, Mustapha kenai is reported to be pledged to give any military support necessary in Fur key to add compliCatioas to the al' ready formidable Bolsheviti Turkish ationalist-German plot, a-ainst the Mohammedan dominionS of the Bri- tish empire.
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ORIENT PLANS
 b|G HOLY WAR

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ie convention will take on any sub. Ject, sincerely believe. however, that the vast majority of gentlemen who will sit in the San Francisco convention will appreciate the neces- sity and permanent value of keeping the word that America has given out to the rest of the world.
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Accuse Woman of
 Burning Daughter
f.fssociqtcd Prcss Leased WireJ

PHOENIX, June IT. - Mrs Louisa Contreras Was held to the superior court today by Justice Mckee after preliminary examination on a charge of assault by means likely to produce great bodily harm She was returned to the county jail after fail ure to furnish bonds of $1000
 Mrs. Contreras was accused of having burned the thighs and lower part of the trunk of her eight year old daughter, Mariana, by way of punishment.
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"As long as these laws are on tho
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Friday Morning. June IS, 1920

Quired to report daily. The money earned by convicts is to be turned over directly to their dependents. Life termers will not be exempted from the list, it was said, but only men of ap- proved behavior records will be pa- roled.
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WILSON MAKES
 LEAGUE ISSUE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
 le convention will take on any sub Ject. sincerely believe, however, that the vast majority of gentlemen who will sit in the San Francisco convention will appreciate the neces- sity and permanent value of keeping the word that America has given out to the rest of the world
 camoufIage Hostility
 The thiniy yelled rejection of the people. of the League of Nations, by the Chicago convention will not fool anyone. The attitude of Senator Lodge. and that of Senator Johnson differ only in degree. Both are real ly opposed to il in any form. One Of these gentlement is disengenuous and evasive and the other candidly hostile
 Tt must be trifle disconcerting to some Republicans. he added, ito have their party bound now to repud. fate that which was approved few years ago by some of their most i'm portant leaders am as confident today as l was when returned, from Paris finally. in July last, that the people of not only America, but of the entire world, are in favor of the League of Nations; that they would feel greater sense of security if its benefits should be guaranteed; that they would not approve. with their votes. of the policy of the Re publican party which is wholly po- litioal in intent and purposes, to ne ny them the protection that the i League Of Nations assures.
 The Republican congressional policy" he added. %wasi more signif- | icant for evasion of joint responsi- -bility in grappling with the prob l lens hat confront the country than | for any moral appreciation of the ! responsibility itself. Republican | leaders in congress cried aloud for the repeal of some of the measures which they well knew protected the people from more serious evils than they would have the country know.
 The Lever food control act prov ed to be one of the most effective agencies in preventing depredations at the expense of the people than almost any other measure now in op- eration. Time for repeating it is not yet
 Powers Used Justly
 Republicans choruSed a ponder ous note of protest against the ad- enforcement of the es- pionage act and some other meas ures that were of vital necessity dur ing the war. Yet I defy the Republi- cans 10 prove that the power given the government during the war has ever been unjustly used against the people; that single citizen has been of aggression or disloyalty against { the nation; that any man has been punished for expressing his opinion. I have read charges to the contrary, ( but in each instance l have had the matter thoroughly looked into and am $ in position to contest the accuracy f of any statement that the rights of I a single individual have been unjust , ly invaded. <
 ''The United States senate has, for eleven months, had in it's hands the power to end condidtions that are irksome to great many of our people, because with the ratification of the peace treaty the. operation of laws that were enacted to safeguard the interest of the coun- try in war would automatically cease.
 Offers No Apology "As long as these laws are on tho
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Kansas To Parole COnvicts To Work
 In Harvest Fields
lAssoeiated P,ess Lea,cd W,rel

TOPEKA, Kans.,' June 17.-After a conference today with Warden J. K. Codding of the state penitentiary, Gov ernor H. J. Allen announced that plans have been made for harvest time parole of state convicts. They will be sent direct to farmers upon re- quest and their employer will be re-
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ocratic to convince the people of the country of the complete honesty of the Democratic purpose and of the diff ference between it and the Republican party"
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PIERS LOSES
 A. r. |. FIGHT
CONTINUED FfzUa, r1GE oNE)

CONTINUED FftUa1 J AGE ONE)
 The membership of the executive council was ordered increased from Il 10 15 members by the addition of four new vice presidents.
 the federation by the popular vote of the membership" was defeated
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-10-06
IN THE DAYS NEWS.

Nine. Frieda Hempel, who is to take
the role of the Swedish Nightingale"
at the Jenny Lind centenary celebra-
ton in New York today, is well-known
to American music-lovers as the color
atura soprano of the Metropolitan OPP
era Company for several seasons. and
also-as concert singer of rare charm.
Nine. Hempel was born in Berlin in
1885 and made her professional debut
at the Royal Opera House in the Ger
man capital at the age of twenty. Sub
sequently she made a tour of the lead
ing cities of Europe and in 1912 came
to New York to appear at the Metro
politan Opera House. Two years ago
the famous singer became an Ameri-
can citizen through marriage to Viii
liam B. Kahn. prominent New York
J business man.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-10-06
sreen, known as "the father of Greater

Green, known as "the father of Greater
New York"
The thirteenth National Electrical
Exposition will be opened in the Grand
Central Palace, New York City, today
and continued for ten days.
A second Democratic primary is to
be held in Georgia today to determine
the gubernatorial contest between
Thomas W. Hardwick and Clifford
Walker. ~
The presidential candidates of the
two leading parties are to resume their
tours today, Senator Harding starting
on a trip to Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri
and Oklahoma, and Governor Cox leav-
ing for tour of the Middle West and
East.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-10-06
NASHVILLE EVIDENCE
FOR NASHVILLE PEOPLE
The Statement Of Maysyflle Residents
Are Surely More Reliable Than
Those Of Utter Strangers.

Home testimony is real proof.
Public statements of Maysville peo-
pie carry real weight.
What a friend or neighbor says
compels respect.
The word Of one whose home is far
away invites your doubts.
Here's a Maysville mans statement.
And it's for Maysville peoples bene-
at.
Such evidence is convincing.
That's the kind of proof that backs
Doan's Kidney Pills.
Ask your neighbor.
Henry S. Gallenstein, blacksmith,
LA w. Third ST., Maysville, says
My kidneys were out of order and |
had pains through my back. Doans
Kidney Pills put an entire stop to the
pains and my kidneys became we'll"
RESULTS THAT REMAIN
Over four years later, Mr. Gallen-
stein said: 81 haven't had any need
of kidney medicine since last rec
commended Doan's Kidney Pills. The
benefit they gave me has been perma-
| nent."
Price Coo, at all dealers. Dan't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-gei
Doans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Gallenstein had Foster-Milburn
| Co.. Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-10-06
TODAY'S EVENTS.

One hundredth anniversary Of the
birth of Jenny Lind, the Swedish
Nightingale"
One hundred and fiftieth anniversary
of the birth of Ferdinand R. Hassler
noted scientist and first superintend'
emit Of the U. s. Coast Suprvey.
Services are to be held in New Yorl
city today in observance of the 1O0tf
anniversary of the birth of Andrew H
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-10-06

Gov. Burnquist and other represen-
tative citizens of Minnesota are to
speak at Crookston today at the dedi-
cation of memorial to the Normal
School students who fought in the
World War.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-10-06

The second annual convention Of the
Saskatchewan supporters of the new
National Party has been called to meet
at Regina today.
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ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY.

Sir Thomas Upton challenged for
the America Cup.
Federal troops took charge of Gary,
Ind. and the steel strike there.