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The Washington herald., 1920-12-19
TRADING FAIRLY
HUNS ON LOCAL
TOCKEXCHANCE
Mergenthaler and Rail-
way Bonds Feature
Active Session.
BANK CUTS MELON
Commerce and Savings De-
clares Extra in Addition to
Regular Semi-Annual.

A session altogether out Of pro-
portion to those usually witnessed
on Saturday morning took place on
the washington Stock Exchange
Yesterday. Trading was brisk dur
ing the entire period, and quota
tions in many instances showed
slight Improvement over previous
closes. The trading was again In
the nature of suffering losses to
avoid income tax payments
Trading was featured by the dis
nosaI Of large share lots OF Mergen-
thaler Linotype. This security
broke previous records for demand
22O shares going during the regu-
lar session in three sales al prices
ranging from 1908 toSf2Oh' Ten
sales Of ten shares each were re-
corded after cal at prices ranging
from 120A to 1907.
Washington Railway and Electrlc
consolidated 4 per cent bonds also
came in for their share OF aetaV,ty'
$40. 1000 in ten equal sales at 81 De-
ing recorded
Columbia Graphophone stock was
traded in locally for the first time In
months, The last transaction IN
this issue on the Washington STOCK
Exchange was made at IS. Yester-
days sale of 100 shares at 81 was
not surprising, inasmuch as the
stock has been steadily sinking on
the New York Stock Exchange,
where It Is also listed.
Railway preferred stock were
dealt in to the extent of SO shares
at 81, while ten shares of the WASH
ington= Gas Company found pur-
chasers at 40.
In addition to the above $500
5 per cent Washington gas bond
changed ownership at IS.
At a meeting of directors of the
Bank Of Commerce and Savings an
extra dividend of per cent was de-
clared in addition to the regular
semi-annual declaration.
Both the regular and extra dtV1-
yeRds are payable January 1 TO
Directors of the Federal Land
Bank of Baltimore have declared
cumulative dividend Of s per cent,
payable January 1 to stockholders
of record June 80. 1920. The divt-
dend will be distributed among ap-
.proximately 5000 farmers, who are
on the list of borrowing stockhold-
ers of the institution, and who re-
side in the district comp rrising the
States of Pennsylvania, Maryland.
Delaware, Virginia, West Virginia
and the District of Columbia.
The Federal Land Bank Of Balti-
more was established under the
Federal farm loan act, and as the
institution has been in existence a
comparatively short time, the fact
that IL is able to make a payment
to stockholders is gratifying to the
management
The Washington herald., 1920-12-19

.s4.25 per barrel. for carloads prime
nearby yellow on spot.
Oats - Domestic basis - No. 2
white, sic; No. 3 white, Sc.
Rye-Opening prices today were:
No. Q Western export, s1.75h per
bushel; bag lots of nearby rye, as
to quality, s1.50a1.s5.
Straw-Per ton, No. / tangled rye,
sl7; No. 2 tangfed rye, SIS: No. 1
wheat, S13a13.50; No. 2 wheat. sl2a
1850; No. l oats (nominaD. s1Sa
1880; No. . oats, Sl6al7
The Washington herald., 1920-12-19
New York Curb Market Transactions
By Arrangement with 4 Co.

INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS.
Sales. High. Low. Close.
300 Salt Greek ... 26h % %
200 Salt Greek new =. 10k sS Iok
1900 simms Pet ....... 6A 6S 81
500 United Texas .... * =.
STANDARD OIL ISSUES.
10 Indiana Pipe Line. IS .. ..
20 Standard Oil Y. 323 321 323
The Washington herald., 1920-12-19
LOCAL sEcGRITIEs.

( washington Railway a. 1000 at 60. loo
st 50, Loo at 50. loo at 20. 1000 st 80,
Loo At 80, LOCO at 20. loo at 70. Loo
w..lin.tos -nsii-., ,pfd, 10 ., 81. Is Al
81. . At 81. ~
ooiunbis Gr.psophdns pfd., 100 at q.
MerEenfhsier Linotype. 100 at i2ok. 100
at 12oh. 20 at le0h.
After Cali
Washinston Railway pfd-, s at 81.
Warrington Gas 30, $500 at Is.
Washington Gas, 10 at 40. u
MerTenthaier Linotype. 10 st I20H, 10 at
10 st i2oH, 10 at 2oh, 10 az i20k, no al
LION, 10 at 12oh.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-19
THE DOLLAR IN FOREIGN
EXCHANGE. .

GRAIN AND COTTON PRICES.
York
and oar Of
The Washington herald., 1920-12-19
FOREIGN BOND MARKET

Furnished by w. r.. Hibbs 4 Co.)
The Washington herald., 1920-12-19
DoHDA.
Public udndss.
Hisesllaasous Bends

D @ Paper Mfg ss...... No
Rigs Realty Sc CiongD. ...... 81
hisEs Realty 10 (sbortD.. g2 a :,
The Washington herald., 1920-12-19

INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-19
COMPLETE Ny. BOND SALES
NJ ArranEsmept with "

YORK the Steel Eschsnse
two = :
Following each
security and the high low prices given
Gin i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
1000 ISLAND HOUSE
ALEXANDRIA BAY. ~ y

The most delightful and convenient loca
ton in the Thousand Islands Hot and
cold running water in all rooms: 10
rooms, with private bath Fine fishing.
motor boating aud trap shooting Tho
starting point Of all principal water sports.
FINEST auto roads from all points east
-, Winter Season. Tho oaks. Barlow
Ilorida 90 ocn al year). Tho Winter
Haven Winter Haven, Florida, new FRO
proof hotel $50 rooms, each with private
bath. Open December o5th 1920
WILLIAM II. WARBURTON. Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
TRANSrACIFIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at the Con
Station. New York, at 6 p. m, as follows;
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China, siberia
Siam. Cochin China. Netherlands East In
dies and Philippine Islands, Via san Fran
cisco, steamship Korea Maru, June g.
Hawaii. via san Francisco. steamship
Wilhelmina. juno 3.
China, via Seattle, steamship Javary
June s.
japan. Corea. China Siberia. Siam
Cochin China and Netherlands East Indies
via Seattle, steamship Ixion, June o
Philippine Islands and specially adj.
dressed mail for Cochin China, via Sar
Francisco, steamship Colusa. June 10
Tahiti, Marqucsas. Cook Islands and spo.
cia!ly addressed mail for New Zealand aNt
Australia via san Francisco. steamship
Tofua, June II.
Hawaii Fiji Islands, New Zealand ant
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria
c. steamship Tahiti. June II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
AMERICAN PORTS

Clan Macmillan. Java. ---- IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
FOREIGN RESORTS
CAN tDs

Chateau Frontcnac He'rhi- % ~ 0uee' \.
Canadian rtciho ho,els. 1881 h"'''' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

BALTIMORE, June 2-Arrved: Guer-
nica ISp), Hampton Roads; Apsley (Br)
Morfolk; Wabash. Genoa; Cordoran, Port
Tampa Feltore, FELTON,; Bowden (NoD
reia Hindustaa CBr). Liverpool Cleared
Halnbleton Range O3D. Lcith and New
castle; HelVernon (Nor). Antilla; Banan
,Nor) Port Antonio. Greeland, Hong Kong,
Miiazzo ItaD, Palmero; Dicto (Nor). Rcr.
gen. Sailed Meiwu Maru Jap), lIavre.
Hacoi, Norfolk Lake Pearl. Port Tampa,
Hochester, Norfolk Cape Henry Va, jun
assed in for Baltimore: BaIdbutte
Fort l.obos Passed out from Baltimore.
West Cohas. Stockholm via New York and
hoston; Millinocltet. san Juan; Montara,
New York.
BOSTON. June 2-Arrived Kumcric
lBr), Calcutta and Colombo; TulIamro
I 'hr)' Liverpool Lake Winoosli, Jucaro
uba city of Columbus, savannah; Adway,
No"folk Matoa, Norfolk; Gloucester, Ra,-
,ilnore and Gloucester; Kershaw. Norfolk
Lax Lax i.cmanGa, Baltimore. sailed: Strs
ikaIa CRD, Liverpool. Covcna Norfolk
Morth Wind. Newport News; Archimedcs
.bD, New York. Vineyard Haven. Mass
June 2-Arrived and sailed: Schr Seth NJ
lodd' New York for Nantucket. Arrived
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York


Genoa-S 8 Duca degli Abruzzi.
Gibraltar-S s Yubac Maru.
Trieste--S S Argentina
NAples-S S Teresa o. West Alsek. Duca
degli AbruzZi
Havre--S S Rochambeau, Royal Prince.
London--S Port Bowen
Manila-S S Persian Prince.
Mollendo-S s Renaico
Algiers-S S Oneka.
Hong Kong-S Alaska Maru
Panama Canal. Cristobal-S s Colon
Iiverpool-S s Ocean Transport.
Callao-S s Renaco
Bahia-S S stephen
Santos---S S Martha Washington.
Para-S s Bronte,
Arrivals From New York
Rio raneiro-s S sarlS, Floridtan. Huron
Gibraltar-S S San Giorgio Trojan
Prince.
Naples--S s Regina d'1talia, Presidentc
Wilson, Liberty Land.
Bergcn--S s Stavangerfjord
Marseilles-S s Canada
Antwerp--S s Finland
1dverpooi-s S Caronia a-'' &C.
Fayal-S S New England
Fort Natai-S S Chinese Prince
Algoa Bays S Clan McQuarrie
Genoa-S S Re dItalia
Buonos Ayres-S Thorvald Halvorsen.
Algiers-S S Belvidere.
Buenos Ayres-S s Belmont
: Saigon--S S Clan Murdock
Manila-S s Chicomico
Nladivostoll--S S E.dcllyn.
Port Natal-S S Western King
Yohohama--S S Western Cross
Napier-S Chepadoa.
Caicutta--S Muroran Maru
Para-S S Lilicuson. Francis
Nalparaso-S S Lake Farber
Panama Canal, Cristobal-s s Alliance
CalAnores. Donald Mckay, Sancon
Kobe-S S West Noca
Cailao--S Santa Luisa. Evelyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail To-day

Bcrgensfjord Bergen. $50 AN 100 PM
Prin. Matoika, Antwerp 100 PM 500 PM
Achilles Cape Hayti. 10 90 AM 200 PM
Justin Ssntos.....l0: 90 AM zoo PM
Lake Ellithorpe Para IL 90 NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-06
PROF. .11eHNN II GOES
TO H|tt|AA AND MARY

fSpeclal to Richmond FrEfnfsnt
wilma rtsburg Va. Jan. s.-~Wi lliam
and Mary colleges school of com 10 cree
mas been apprcctahfy strengthened by
nett to be one 81 the professors In the
department
Prof. Ranurtt is considered one OF
the foremost authorities or commerce
and economics ia the United States,
having bean connected with the gov
eminent during the war as a member
Of the research board OF the war
trade board, one of the most import
ant OF Uncle Sans war organizations.
: He has WRITTEN 'scvernl theses that
have been accented by the government
for. publication IN connection with the
sederSI hoard for vocational educa-
ton. Among these panera are mono
graphs on the feather Working
Trade" and transportation" both Of
which have been published. and are
being studied in many colleges in the
country. Tho Evolution of Appren-
ticeship" also prepared by Prof. Bon
nett Ia to be. published later In the
year
The new proressor. has had about
twelve years experience In economies
and commerce. He received his r. s.
and A r. degrees from the University
bf Missouri, In 10000, and then spent
a year in special work at Missouri af.
ter he was granted the. fellowship
from the university.
In 1910 Prof. Bonnett went to Chi
caro- University as assistan Mt In the de.
partment of Political economy. and re-
rmained there until 1919. From Chi
cage he was called to the University
of New Mexico. as professor of econ
: onics Later he established the schoo
Of eommerce there, and became III
head, leaving this position for wa,
service with the trade board One Of
: IRE r>rsthI~sns worked est by Pref Bon.
nett during the financial troubles o.
the war was the restoration OF the
value of the Amertcan dollar In sew,
ersl South American countries.
I PROF Eonnett win have severn
classes at the college here. and afst
In the extension colleges In Newpor
News. Richmond and Norfolk. HI
ryCE hfu r,cv,y dttfnr fCAa .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-06
FINE ANIMAL ACT
~ MAKES HIT AT LYRIC

Animal acfs are the pet abomina-
ton OF bsAss theater -goers, yet the
Lyric bflf For the hrst halt OF the
week Is saved from mediocrity by one
of said acta. Hector, whose nrsne is
the name Of tho act Ia one of the
new school OF dog actors whose most
winning Asset II seeming sense OF
humor and = procliyity for doing
things In which he has. apparently.
not been rehsared. He Is ably as :
sisted by three other modest CANNES
who accord him the unoptrus.ve sup
port which Is the stars due.
Sully, Rogers and Sul1y open the
bin with comedy gymnastics. Van
and Carryc Avery afford mild amuse-
mont In q hlackface comedy act
Katherine Murray failed to arouse
any enthusiasm with hcr songs and
rocitations until ahe appeared In the
raiment OF the ballroom and SHIN
mied, ever 80 slightly. She was A
decided success from that moment.
but refused to be lurcd back by the
persistent applause. ~
MAcart and Brad present their
sure-fire comedy Offering, tipsy hus
band and irate wife. to the vast en-
joyment OF large portion of the
audience.
The comedy picture and news Tea.
turc are above the average.
l. N. h
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-06
COMMITTEE MEETS
! ON NATIONAL THRIFT


!. An ifnpoftan meeting of the klch-
~4s0nd National Thrift campaign com"
nitIee was held nj the business Men s
.luk yesterday afternoon. Reports
we're fcCeissa from Representative s OF
. The various organizations. participant
ff1f Ia the cam paisn, aad an eah.D!
Han Of attractive thrifl Dnsters YVES
presented .or the Inspection or the
!. sosnmittee.
. The thrift cam paiga win be nation
wide. during the week OF January Ia
o.. and while every phase of the
snaua3.aign sill be discussed. Including
he family budget and expense book.
leNciat em nh asis viii he given on the
-1unArenI daAs cs the week to:
e. The .Eerslce- OF the banks To the
!, 1crnngunity.
The rsiatfnr1 cf rsoney co ~esszs4 Of
vS The t'rport Ia nee of life Insurance
Da~%&- -.-r-+~t tson- Of loved onea-
Owning a-home-
Writing Will
The Joint interests OF employer and
mpioyes
The using Of tho family budget plan
Ii finance,
Moral obsiga ton in prompt pay
nent of bills
The com snittee WIFI meet again the
after part 81 the week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-06
MANY TRUE Oils
BY THE GRArD JURg

MIRA Anaa Lee Chambers is al
legged TO have taken several bicioride
OF mercury tablets, Ia an effort to
end her life after she had been held
III police court ON charges " forg
cry, was indicted yesterday by the
erand jury. of the husting court on
Two cosnts. She has been under
treatment at lhe Ntreinia hospital,
and was reported last night as recov-
erinr from the effects Of The poison.
Other indictments returned yester-
day were,
- AXE -- I.all.-- SCI uction, Bernard
Efnn&4ev- attempt at criminal ASSAULT.
A. n. Davidson, grand larceny; Wiif-
ton n Al IA A.s
amy: James Green. grand larceny.
Warren GisS. iuilicioas wounGing.
rrank fsouwl4 grand larceny; Ralph
irby, forgery; Carrie Minor. having
cocaine In pnaEessioni George Mann
ing. grand larceny, Fred Ryland. alias
Robert johnson. horse breaking ana
iarceny. Jane woody, grand larceny;
Raymond Wood, grand larceny:
Rohsrt Wilson for house-breaking
ard larceny four ~,co7Sts; sarnel
ncrnstein, fnr rrlisdemeanor violation
n prohibition law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-06
REPUBLICANS APPEAL
TO THE WOMAN VOTE

Chicago, Jan. ss--Mid-west Repno-
Iirans Joined with national -chseffains
today In outlining the pres'denua'
campaign ana planning for the con.
ysf, ZION her. next June. Tonight
more thar A. Thousand rsen and women
OF the party attended the HAYS ban
at,et'' where speakers. extrolied ihe
issaety and pledged Gsrtorv IN 1891.
Gla stanspatsers and fresh progress
SIZES toasted each other and On the
surface All was harmony.
I Most of the members OF the national
executive committee attended today
nleeungs And there were at least two
candidates In the nakinE~-<seneras
1Scrrt.rd Wood and Governor Frank q.
T1owden Chairman Hays made the
srening address He welcomed tho
vrDmen
The dinner tonight was the big af-
Il ir. II was In honor OF Chairman
HAYS and Mrs. John c. South. Mrs
South IS chairman OF the women's Ill
vision,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-06
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GOOD MUSIC. COOP COMEDY
AND SOME GOOD DANCING

A bot OF people who -saw The
Rainbow 0irf'' at the Strand last night
are sorry II ~ not here again to-day
They want to see, the show .scme
more. And the theater-soers who did
not see II last night missed something
we'll worth the three hours through
which 1t runs s
Some people wifi be whistling the
catchy tunes for many weeks. and
mono OF those among the lucky ones
last night will not forget for LONG
melody and motion.
Billy b. van and sydney Green
street and the others co-operated In
giving the people an enjoyable even
Ing. The unusual pretty collection
OF "pippins and puIlets'' gave ar, in
sight of what real beauty is. for
never has there been p more beautiful
bunch collected together.
The first act goes rather nonchal-
entity and a little aimlcssiy. but by
the time the second scene is evolved,
things warm up, and one may see
at once that the production Is en-
tirefy metropolitan. and worth more
than = one-night-stand route.
The plot Is thick enough 10 res
mind one of a farce comedy with
MUSICAL COMEDY trimmings, ana ali
adapted from a straight comedy by
Jerome K jerome, one Of the famous
more or less humorous writer's
1t tells Of tbs marriage Of a real
earl to an ACTRESS. who turns out
later to be the niece Of the CARTS
butler. And that butler and his family
OF rneIiials hand out many good,
hs1rty laughs.
All The paris are we'll taken. and
special mention should be made OF
Harry Berham a. Lord wetherilf,
Grace Walsh as Mollie: Harry Dell
as fcctman: Lenora Novasio as a
housemaid: Jane Burby and Mar
FHrEt MHrrfrnan as the Lotd'g auntg,
and dear old Fred Solomon. besides
Van and Greenstreet. Then there
wore two agile young creatures who
dance everything in the category Of
tefpSachore. aided and abetted by the
aforesaid Harry Deli and Lenora
Novas50 and the bunch OF "pippins"
The misic Is good, the comedy +
good, the dancing II more than good
80 what rsacre IL there to say? II the
show comes back again. fove-s OF
good music and dancing should not
let any grass grow under their feet
-3..r5 80 Fl r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-06
SOUsA MOST DECORATED
OF ALL COMPOSERS

John Philip Sousa's appearance IN
Richmond next Saturday, conducting
the two concerts to be given at the
city auditorium, may be hts last I'm
this tity. Sousa will sail for Europe
In tho spring to be gone sixteen
months. The demand for new com
positions by the worlds greatest COM
poser Of martial music has been 70
great since Lieut.. Sousa returned to
civil life that hts studio WORT may
claim his whole time At the end OF his
European tour
John Philip Soufa occupies unique
position. He r. an American institu-
ton. For twelve years he WAC the
conductor OF the United States marine
CORPS band. During the Spanish war
Uncle Sans star hAndnfaster was hon
crary musical director of the Sixth
United States army.<.corps In the
great world war he was a fieutena nj
Of the line in the q. s. N. r. r. H~
created at the Great Lakes station. in
Illinois, the largest body Of musicia ns
ever known. There were one thousand
irstrurnentalists. Sousa created this
unprecedentea hndy of band mnsicia MS
from absolutely raw material. The
orgs MIA ton proved big asset for re-
cruiting in the United States navy.
AS composer Sousa Is the ac-
knowIedged worlds greatest march
king but he Is also master IN ether
lines OF composition. He has written
ten successful operas and many other
works that achieved International pop
Ulartty for the composer. Tho late
King Edward decorated Sousa with the
medal OF the Victorian order. The
French government crs erred upon
him the Palms of the Academy and the
title Of public instructor. The Bel
CLANS gave him the decoration of the
Fine Arts academy Of Hatnhault. and
he has been presented with medals
ana decorations by numerous socie-
ties throughout the world
Sousa win personally conduct each
Of the. concerts to he given In the City
Auditorium nest Saturday matinee
and evening. Popular Sousa marches
not ON the programs will be rend cred
As encores by the hand. There viii
be q complete change Of program
for each concert
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-06
THE EHI-THERD
OF THE HI1IH~

The hosneiy story OF little Pete. "
'Old Mate" and "Young Matt" Sam
my Lane" and the gentle Shepherd OF
the Hills and all the big hearted noun
tain folks 10 realistically portrayed In
Harold Bell wrighfs famous novel,
The Shepherd or the Hills" come to
life on tho screen Of the Isis theater
this week whore q Aim version OF the
famous story n shown here for the
-hxss time. -. -. 80
In filming his book. Mr.. Wright has
had . wealth OF material from which
to make his picture, and the result has
become . work OF art ID the world az
motion pictures. 4 simple love story,
rypicaliy American. the scenes arc laid
In the Ozark mountains OF Missouri,
to which region comes world weary
man who finds thorU 4 deep sorrow
LOFT by hia long lost son. In his en-
deayor 70 atone for. his sons sins, ha
beconics '..ThS Bnepiiefd of the Hills, =
and endeavors TO instfll love for man
kind In thu hearts OF the rugged noun
tain folk. Ths scenic background for
this amplA STORY presents series oil
pictures daxsltng n their grandeur, ana
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-06
lQ0HB@GfE EXPRESSES :.
) MODEST SENTIMENTS
X%tfkT L j kHf II III y n

re. Bpstcn, Jan 5.--~.I do not feel that
1syy man should regard himself As
nuaifficta to fiji the great office OF
president II IT comes to any man 1t
should come not of his own seeking,
i hut AZ a great duty to be met with a
kncNled.es and faith that when duties
are sent powers are sent to enable
their discharge"
Governor Coolidge denied In the
above words today that the action ~
JMsnss r. Reynolds inaugurating a
campaign for Cooli%.e's nomination
FOR the presidency could be Interpreted
M a personal announcement OF his
CANDIDACY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-06
WORKER DROPS DEAF
AFTER DAYS LAB0ls

william MahOnay. Df ali North Win.
street, dropped dead just AFTER he HAD
finished hts days work yesterday At
tcrnoon at the American Locomotive
works. He had been working on =
speafai JOB and lad Just ASked mr.
foreman II he must return today. wher
ne 1erkcd his hand to his chest above
~ heart ana tObpied over. Before
9 docttf couid be summoned tins MAI
wac dead. Coroner whitehead visweS
the body bnt aid NOT deem an in.
guest necessary.
Coroner Whitheld WIS xlso susn.
q 0ned ~ y1eM - bUAy n Wa11er Fer.
fsE of - Hmfk Nl114pA A1ntt1snts
who adfopto4 49, RI III 4axh Fx6un
Death waa 1E6 - lEla - ~ 49,
troasiss AsostdlA6 = ~ $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-06

36Ns Speedy Relief In s. S. s.
Why suffer from these persistent
aoes1ses whea II Is so easy and
eeSte - little 10 do as ihousa nd
~ Dkhefs have done and get relief
y1ufpagh s. S. 81 II Is now well
| kacwn that eczema comes from
- kloed, By giving the blood
= GFonsh cleansing you not only
y u - aaA spe dy relief but you
/ || m ths. syst esn and re-
4 iguF md Vitality.
nsdiciHs kss Mood
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-06

'ShARRETT DIES FROM
EFFECTS OF WOUNDS

Especial to Tho Richmond vrrEfnAan)
Bristol. Va. Jan s.--voliie A.
Sharrett, aged. about ~ years. who
was shot hero on tho night Of July
Is last by Charles Ternplin. member
Of the 1srhstol Virginia Fire Depart
menu died late Sunday afternoon
supposedly from the effects Of his
wounds. Templin has been under
bond OF $1,000 since the shooting.
Trouble between the two men grew
out OF alleged intimacy between ShAr-
rstt and Tsmpiin.s wifes Eharrct was
= married men and had two children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-06
DAlIDErT WILL URGE
:. FRENCH ANTI RED DRIVE

Paris Jan- E.--Laon paudet. royal
tst member OF the chamber Of dep
uties, Anupunoed today he would In
terpeflat0- the government urging Il
to initiate m anti-red drive SIMILAR to
the reuna up now being carried on Ia
the United Sta tes. -
There exists In France a latent
RolsheSast ssslss, the finaseia4 ana press
direction of which II cooperating
with the American organize ton. = said
-a9--kaas<jAt =. THE plotters ~sll svgin
opera lions AZ soon a. Clemencexu
ceases 70 DC PREMIER
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-06
NORTHERN T1gArN xlEAvxg
HlCf1GOND Ar iisee 4. r.

Beginnin9 today tis Kichm0nd.
Fredericksburg and PctomAc ptAs
senser train No, 10, which has been
leaving broad -1treet station ct 1880
p X for WA1hington ana ether
Northern points. Will leave Ut listo
A. III. This train viii ncw fsAch
Washington at 1850. thereby comment
ing with the Pennsylvania ana Rs,ti4
more and Ohio lines for New Fork.
This change was made becAu1A tho
Florida trains OF the Atlantic Coast
Line and Seaboard AIR Line wM be
placed in service next week, oDstAt-
ing daily from New York to FLORIDA