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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-07

200 de fotOgrnfii din raxl,oiu aeo.e-
Ofte costa numa1 $500.
La fel avem 81 aIte fotegsafii feart~
intere~ante pentra Sterescop. O CA-
LATORIE IN JURUL LUMu. 500 feto-
Erafii deOseDfte din t0nte pxEf1Ie lu-
NIL costa numai 800. Satfsfacfia Ne
garantat;.
Ma ne trimite toll banll, trlmite nm-
mai $I.OO ri restul II vel plati cfnd pO-
tarul fiji va aduce pachetul acasa.
NOVELTY SALES co. Opt. 7 S.
147-4th Ave, New York, N. Y.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-07

Catre toti itbitii mel sconsaten
Comloseni. prieteni 81 cunoscuti,
traitor Romini a!jlatori in State!e
Unite ale Alnericei de Nord. lc a..
tlrescz urmatoarcle:
Subsemnatul dnpl ,sedere ii.
mnnca cinstita de 13 ami. in x.
mer~a, acnm ma reintorc in Pa
tria Neche. Romima Mare. cll va
porul zee pleaca in ziua de, & F.
bruarie 1920. Co.'S
Asa ca plecind in Tara Mama.
pentru hinsle fratilor nostri Ro-
mini. care doresc sa mearga ara
sa. ca sa fic cinstit 81 bine SER
viii lie remand la toti sd sc adra-
seze ca toata lncredcrca la Nh.
rea Agentie Gu numela EURO
PEAN COMMERCIAL CO., INC,
226 Lafayette Street. din NEW
YORK, CITY.
Cauza ce ma face sd recoman-i
aceasta Agantie este cd cea ma
mare parte fratior Romini an
calatorit luind bilete de la sue
numita companie. de la care in
tlmpul de fata, Ell 81 cu sofia
mea plecam tot prin aceasta com
panic. 62&4
Va dorese sanatate la toti. 81
ne vedem sanatosi i'm ROMIN!A
MARE.
GHEORGE 81 TUDORA ORA
GUESCU. ADV.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-24
MACY ROBERTS
IS ON EAST
CHICAGO CARD

Macy Roberts the Hammond faNorite
in the light weight class. viii be the
chief attraction next saturday Macy
has been matched 90 box Red conn 81
Chicaeo's vest side The two viii step
into the ring at l35 pounds an. are
scheduled u travel ton rounds for me
opening bout of tine show
The second bout Will also he ~ INC
light weight class With Johnny RalneY
IN south Chicago and Young Army q
Chicago Heights a. the principal actors.
Both ~ these bows are young a the
game. but have made hat for their
fast work in their previous bouts
Rainey is credited with a little adVant-
age over Army. but Young Army claims
he is IN condition to put the kibosh on
the South Chicago lad.
The signing of these two good bouts
makes an excellent opener for the fea-
ture bout of the season. Gunboat Smith
vs. Tony Melchor and 0swego IS eN-
pecting a crowd which VIII I'LL his TO-
coo seating arena TO capacity.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-24
CARPENTER NO LONGER
IDOL TO FIGHT FANS
Announcement to Return to
France Sends Their
Hair in Air.

NEW YORK. Juno 2s.-Tt used to be
the well known Chinese puzzle that
was hard TO solve.
II used to be a hard task that was
allotted ID the eauallyn well-know
Philadelphia lawyer"
But the king Of al hard guesses Is
lie French puzzle facing the Ameri-
can hght fan
A. embodied in Francois Descamps
and Georges Carpenter. the French
puzzle is a bafher from ~ &c r..
since their arrival in the United
states To add Jack Dempsey to their
Inst of victims. both F'renchmen have
made 50 many contradictory statements
that they have almost ceased TO ba
considered.
eut of charity and good sportsman
sn14. Americans are believing that
through unfamiliarity with the Eng
t5sh language. the European champion
and his manager didn't know what they
veere saying when they voice that ire
quent. we viii fight any time
While the worlds champion
awaiting trial the fans bore with Car
penter ard considered his invasion u
the studio the stage and the circus ring
as legitimate field for recouping a
lost fortune
Thea came the desire 70 see Car
penuer show something for the money
that sport-loving Americans were pour
ing into his Golfers.
Even If il did smell a mouse. the
announcement Of a fight with Levinsky
gave the impression that Carpenter
was at least sincere in his promises TO
fight.
But when the Frenchrnan called on
he fight and annohnced they were re-
turnting home in July the hands Of
fandom went UP.
Descamps said they would return in
October TO fight But after so many
conflicting stories. The fans are allowed
10 place any construction on that state
n1ent they desire
The impression right now in eastern
circles is that Carpenter viii never
return if he gets away this time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-24
GRIFFITH

Don't forget the dance on Thursday
evening. June 24th at the town hall.
Given by 3 of z. C. Grimmer's or
chestra. refreshments VIII be served i.
Mr. and Mrs John Harkenrider and
son Of south Chicago are spending a
week : vacation here with relatives
Cards received from George Spitz
and family who are spending their va
cation camping a. powagiac. Mich.
reports a me time George Is catch
ing pickerel every day
John Helm. son Of Jake Heihn, had
his hand badly lacerated hy their dog
who snapped al him in PLAY 1t vas
necessary for the doctor TO take SIX
stitches
Evelyn Covert Is the latest victim
Of measles
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-24
SPARRING MATES
WARY OF WHITE

BENTON. HARBOR. Mich June 2s
Charley White Chicago's challenger
for the light weight crown worn by
Benny Leonard Of New York. IS going
~ nave hard time holding his spar
ring partners ii tie doesn't ease ar a
bit in his training bouts. White, who
is to battle Leonard on the afternoon
III July here is tough medicine"
for his sparring partners
Joe homas veteran trainer who has
been in Whites camp for all Of the
ChicaEoan Important lights. reported
today 10 help condition White.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-24
CHAMPS OFF TO
NEW YORK HIGH
CHICAGO TODAY

NEW YORK. June 23.-A brass band
and a thousand students will send off
To Chicago tomorrow afternoon the
High School Of Commerce nine. high
school champions Of Greater New York
The Gotham team. headed by Dr a \.
Aldinger. director Of physical train
ing for New York's schools. viii leave
Grand Central station All 2.45. Sixteen
players viii make the trip. Coach Harr-
Kane and Harry Aiding. faculty ad-
wiser, viii accompany the invaders The
New York boys arc confident they Will
return with the scaips Of the Chi
caEo players.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-24

Chicago &: Philadelphia 0
Washington ) Detroit ..
Cleveland Boston {.
New York s. ST. Louis S.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-08

SALESMEN WANTED for the Sani- chu Gum Machine: sells to all class of business and nets a profit worth going after. Cal Room $, Central Bldg.
 MANUFACTURING company, de- sires local representative for the state of Arizona. Radio-I4ite for watches, signs. dials for automobiles house numbers, etc, unlimited field here in Arizona for the right man. $500 re- quired for the state rights; no triflers wanted. If you mean business and want to have a business df vour own and make good, see me at once. For interview address Mir. Parrish, Box S7G Republican. r
Arizona republican., 1920-06-08
Wanted-To Rent
Wanted To Rent

Furnished or unfurnished houses. I have a number of people that are wait ing for me to find them something to move into. Now, if you have a house that you would prefer renting this summer and are willing to pay me a reasonable fee for my trouble. all right. Drop in my office. or call me up and I will call around and list your house. And if, on the other hand, you aren't particular as to whether your house stays vacant or not. Just you say to yourself l will rent this house all right. without letting people know that it is for rent And of course you will-WILL NOT.
 See
 A. J. HALL. With
 J. A. JEFFERSON
 g South Central Avenue
 Phone 710 D WANTED TO LEASE-Desirable 4 or 5 room unfurnished house in good neighburhood; not over $50 a month; only two in family. Address Box 61F, Republican. If
Arizona republican., 1920-06-08
Furniture Repaired

MARE ISLAND FDREt1@@URE SHOP. , repair your furniture, dc your packing and all kinds of carpenter work. All l want is . chance to show you. l also buy your second hand furniture. 15 F. Hadley St. in rear. M. Arons, prop. Phone S767 ST
Arizona republican., 1920-06-08
Disc Sharpening
Fuel and Feed

s-e-~--~~-ss----e
 Hay Grain and Wood for sale. Five Points Wood & Goa, yard. 72S Grand ave. Phone 1T79. n
Arizona republican., 1920-06-08
Electrical Dealers

motor rewinding, elevators maintained and repaired. Vinson Bros and Carter. 2s N 2nd ave. Phone 269S. h
Arizona republican., 1920-06-08
For Rent-Furnished
 Houses

FINISHED six-room house. win 2lano to right parties; lots of shade I una Road. 215 miles from Five Points. S. W. Stewart. n FOR ENT-Five-room brick, mod ern, furnished.
 courtroom brick modern. large screen porch. unfurnisbed
 Six-room frame. furnished
 F. A. JEFFERSON. REAITOR
 52 s. Central Ave. Phone ITO If
Arizona republican., 1920-06-08
Wanted

Dealers and territory agents for the American Auto pump; something in class by it's self Samples and full particulars by calling MT. White. Hotel Commercial. We want dealers in every town ,in Arizona. If
Arizona republican., 1920-06-08
Painting and Paperhanging

PAINTING. paper hanging. ealso- mining, expert service on hardwood floors, work guaranteed. J. Tubes, Phone 4207. I-p
Arizona republican., 1920-06-08
(Section Two)
For Rent-sgore & Offices

TO REIN T-Desirab furnished of flee, north light, possession June IS for F months. Phone 1910. If
 FOR -Storeroom: 40 So. Ath Ave. Call 1896, Fred Noll, for informa- tion tf
Arizona republican., 1920-06-08
Money to Loan

$500 TO LOAN or. good town prop erty. Apply 215 W. Washington. Nj H. Shelton. If
Arizona republican., 1920-06-08

A Grocery Store Close in; price $500 cash for stock and fixtures. Rent of store $40. This is buy.
 Ask" PHOENIX- CASA CYANIDE REALTY
 COMPANY
 : and Monihon Bldg. D FOR SALE -- First-elass 12-stool lunch counter on Broad Street; good business; will bear investigation. Box 2. Globe. Ariz. p FOR SALE-3000 ladies ready to- wear exclusive gowns and millinery; good going business in the best mining town of Arizona: good reason for sale. Apply sos East Van Buren. D ONE of the best equipped automobile and machine shops in the state. With all equipment Inquire Box 1sD, Re publican. If
Arizona republican., 1920-06-08
Wanted, Partner

Who can invest about s60o0 in a Would like partner who could take ac- tive interest, as this business could be made big proposition with invest ment secure Apply box 95F. Repuh- lican. EXCLUSIVE Partner wanted. want aggressive man to devote whole or part time on substantial, dignified, high class proposition. Every business a prospect. Large profits. great field for the right man; no triflers wanted s2O00 required for half interest For interview address Box sSG, Republican
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
ALAND ISLANDS

Many good peoplel have wondered
why il is that Finland makes such
strenuous objection TO handing over
the Aland islands to Sweden. They
point out the fact that Alanders
largely are of Swedish descent, and
should be permitted to exercise the
swar-won right of elf-determinatinn.
The reason for Finiands attitude
is not land grabbing. There is nc
nnpeIialistic scheme backs OF I. ihe
Firms. They are not seeking island
colonies, Finland is quite web salts
fed NTH Finland But the Aland
islands stand in the way, Firms In
sist
Finland Is dry" Sweden is wet
The Finns have no serious objection
u Sweden as a near island neighhor
eut iliey dent like the Swedish liquor
Interests
The Finrs believe. and they have
good grounds for their belief. thai
swedish liquor smugglers intend Il
use the Alands tnear the Finnisl
COAST as a smuggling base for rum
Finland doesn't want John Barley
corn as . neighbor Already there Il
mere than enough liquor smuggling
being done across the wide waite
space. Given base on the Aland
John Barleycorn could. during TIT
long winters. walk across on the ice
Firms fight for the Alands, not t
keep Sweden from them, but to keei
John Barleycorn out of Finland.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06

And Some kindly man ~ wovpss Il
tempted 70 intesfere e1pd saws the
poor weaklIng Cor the ctil1 MN h
"auerr In some oshpr way) from
the torture Of the ridleallns sans.
I,ns why should there b. esnssY
why should they ridIeuisY And Why
rhouId the victim nhfe " they do
MIN has always besa social AMI.
mai hts faculty of SPEECH pvoyeA
that And cooperation with others ~
hts kind has given him ~ hla We.
tories over nature and the bruses. II
has made him lord of creation. Iiis
gang spirit has lieen hts salvation
And ridIculc keeps a gang homo-
geneous nnf efficient A coward Is u
burden. not m asset and queer
people cannot be counted on 10 play
the game or fight the fight. And 80
1.-The gang Is better of when these are
laughed into doing It's WIN or getting
out altogether The gang docs not
reason this out Nature does not
wait for reason. Il just impels the
group to icer. and the victim does
1.-THE rest.
! He does II because the ridieult
hurts. as nature intended that 4
should. For ridicule wonld BIZ use
Tess II man vas not made to feel i
as we'll as to iniiict Il The TIVE
things go together.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06

FEMININE TIMIDTTY

st Teresa. Spanish~nun with great
reforming zeal who lived In the six
feenth century. writes of the ''mascn
line Ipurage' with which certain
states left her; and by this courage
she proves the value of the expert
ences that II followed. For. like many
another. she valued such courage as
superior TO the feminine weakness"
and timidity with which II Is often
contra stetl
She WIS hardly fair 10 her sex
Weak people are often timid. And
yet tilnidity is not the same as weak
ness. II il tendency TO fee or geek
protection where courage is ten
dency to fight But one may be so
weak that he Is neither timid nor
coarageous. but just indifferent. Or
he may be too stupid to be moved by
either impulse. and simply hiunder
IN where angels fear to tread.
Feminine timidity is a positive
thing quite as real an addition TO
weak or stupid Indifference as is mas
culine courage. 1t often comes with
(. womanhood 10 girls who did not feel
il before. And it has purpose-to
secure the future of the race by
keeping those who may be mothers
out OF ~tianger. Thus it is a very
: BEAUTIFUL thing. no mere to be de-
pissed than the ineonspicuous plum
age that protects mother bird on
The nest II fighting vent with moth
erhood. things would be different
but asniIe it does not.
And there is an exception thai
proves the rule. When young are
there 10 be protected and concealmen
is impossible. "the female of the spe
eies is more deadly than the male
That does not look like weakness
But II does fit in with the theory o
nature made to protect offspring.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06

sTw yoHx Sbs GCIHIel -
fhe t,ail, <A*s r. yee<lN r Co.
.syezsseasi.s rl*essen - f<F~fv~1
nth aarfessl j. snssti*i assss%t-.
bat ne stsk a.sfts<< enlf fe<e<a<<<
&axs saaas sase.saeas rails - .
ssnsgaaanse II ss.e PRE- fast<t sss*see
~ fausa faHas
Is rre naff she lnaslfr fef s<ti<
a. esIssahssea A. ase annaaa< s@Ats
assss safss IL Eve wssk - ftse gasrss
ln ~ she Saut hHsn raeste tssasf@ns
a. agesFre n al hf5asass ti.I= ssse
h r.sasi IN Hai.st sntsei twnesIss -
Is@fs soisers
Other sranspasfatisu Ee<aes - 80
me the tIHl SHARES. alse ~sFe a<tIse
nssa sron9 On Fssnaf# ~ ; satsihss
aeien m connection wiEh she sf
susnaisiad sssrplas Il shs sssesss'.
Rar'lusfuH { QaIaes sxssas f:zassfs
lssivea asne a their ssrenra sroa'
minors "a aGssolaispn plans llRe slai
a9e IL rns4templasissa ~ ~ ibis
Aare. la kawanra s Western
Reasons fnr sllr haass~e*s of - n
equipments and the namssn1s. sssaf
.seasiGea ~isa the saster fsa4s
asrniSlse,l h. farther pskleae = 1@et
wassi conditions loser pFtt sssssies
nj additional rsnssrasssssa ~ .sssyfAii-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
FRIGHT PRICE. RoWE's.

*Just arrived, one carload of good
cooking and eating apples. si75 TO
$3.50 ner bushei; 75c per peck; 40c
half peck AT F. f. C. tracks, near
depot p. Deyoskin S1-1i-5-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
SEARCH FOR NEGRO
WHO ATTACKED GIRL
tlnterna.ionaI News servsee.l

BALTIMORE. Nov. s.-An armed
posse today is searching near Gatons-
vile Manor. sburb OF Eeltimors. TO-
a negro who attacked i6-year Ole
department store clerk. on her way
home last night The girl VII re-
cover.
4Nasturtium seed in bulk a The
RexaIl Store io-E-2
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06

"A few handsome lamps with silk
shades and polychrome bases. regular
$4,000 goods. reduced to $1,000. at
LeSesne's. G6-11-G-lt
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
CURB MARKET

Coffee Cakes. all kinds. delieiou.
filing. for your Sunday breakfast. 4
p G. Bakery ss-il-a-. y
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
PERFECT WOMAN

Woman has been woman ever since
Ewes days. SO what an old Spanish
writer said about her centuries ago
must apply to her now Apparently
he new a good hooking woman when
he saw one. At least he had the
courage to puf on paper what he
thought one looked like.
This is what he said: "A woman
is quite perfect and absolute in beauty
Ii she has thirty good points Here
are the thirty good points. that pos
sessed by woman. spell both perfec-
|tion and beauty:
Three things whiteskin.
teeth. hands.
Three things red lips. checks.
nails.
Three things long body, hair.
hands.
Three things short-teeth. ears.
feet.
Three things broad chest.
brow. space between eyebrows.
Three things narrow mouth.
waist. instep.
Three things large arm, loin.
limb.
Three things fine fingers. hair.
lips.
Three things small, bust. nose.
head
But behold. There are millions O
men in this country who will picl
that formula to pieces in about {
minute.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06

The ex-kaiser's income is 10000
guilders. so he really doesn't have to
chop wood except for exercise,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06

One hundred and six Cornell stu
dents cheated in a recent examina-
ton. Make 'em turn up their cuffs.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06

so.er 300 designs. Molaing and
Frames al LeSesne's. 5s-ll-s- Il
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06
WILSON WILL NOT
PARDON {. DEBS
,t,eer,at,saat News Service.

linternatlonaI News SerVlcs-i
WASHINGTON. Nov. 6 THE Pres
ident has 40 intention OF pardoning
Eugene Debs, now in the Atlanta fed
eral prison. it was auihofitaiivcly
learned today
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06

Young America viii agree It's a
state of normalcy when ice cream
cones are nickel again.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06

Perhaps there would be more en-
thusiasm il the people could select
as we'll as elect
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06

sNeDonahls Market uiil Gloss @ar
laxs on and after Sas~snss~r -
ssu SECS
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-06

sHcar aheaf the Fsmons F.rsi-
grant a. she napsiss ehnssh sausas
aiKhi fs
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31

cover! Korish ketah 
  especially yausiGou
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31

This Movement Is for You--Our Patrons Bl
DOaUnW0rd Prices ReUeGled 1n
 H1gh Quality Suats

The finest collection at these prices ever brought together by this House. The se- lection of models is practically unlimited and includes original Paris reproductions. Fine, soft, beautiful fabrics-th Yalamas, the Tinseltones, the Duvet de Laines, the Veledynes and the Velours. Tailleurs and novelty suits with collars, cuffs and trim mings of fine furs.
 s 6500 Suits are now ......$ 55.25 s 7500 Suits are now. 63.75 s 7950 Suits are now. ........$ 67.55 s $500 Suits are now. 72.25 s $500 Suits are now. w........$ s 8O.75 $10000 Suits are now $500 $125.00 Suits are now. $1O6.25 $14950 Suits are now $127.05 Higher Priced Suits Proportionately
 Reduced
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31
[ Has Set the Whole Of Arlzona Talk1pg

or5 so had tnpncss sshapLr 
 Prices for Lake Garments WW Not Be Lo0er--BUY NOW
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31
Lovely Street Frocks of Satan or Wool Fabrics
 Have Declined 9n Price

Street and informal afternoon frocks of Tricotine, Satin, Poiret Twill and fine Serge; in Redingote, pleated, paneled, bloused and surplice. Some with a little touch of lace.
 $ 6500 Frocks are now ....$ 55.25 5 7500 Frocks are now .......$ 63.75 s 7950 Frocks are now. w.......$ 67.55 s $500 Frecks are now. .....$ 72.25 s $500 Frocks are now ..$ 80.75 S10000 Frocks are now. .....$ $500 S12500 Frocks are now. ......... $106.25 $149.50 Frocks are now $127.05 Higher Priced Frocks roportionately
 Reduced
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31
Exceptional Volates 97e Afternoon & Even57ag GoaUns For Women and Misses

Afternoon gowns of Crepe, Georgette and Moroccan, Crepe Meteor and satins; draped beautifully or hanging in straight slender folds. Evening gowns-beaded in palette models in bronze, white, black and silver; soft taffetas and satins in pastel shades and fluffy dance frocks of tulle in exquisite tints.
 s 6500 Gowns are now. ...$ 55.25 s 75O0 Gowns are now ....$ 63.75 s 79.50 Gowns are now. .........$ 67.55 $ $500 Gowns are now ....$ 72.25 s $500 Gowns are now ......$ 8O.75 S100.00 Gowns are now. $1O6.25 S14950 Gowns are now. .... $127.O5 Higher Priced Gowns Proportionately
 Reduced
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31
Mondays tue Day to Select The NeU COdt or WY0p

Here are coats and wraps in every style that fashion favors, from the elaborate afternoon wraps down to the simple, finely tailored top coats. In such lustrous fabrics as Chameleon Cord, Evora, Cut Bolivia, Du- vet de Laine, English Tweeds and the finest Velours. The most of the coats are fur trimmed Every coat IS richly silk lined. s 65.O0 Coats are now. w..........S 53.Z5 S 7500 Coats are now w..........$ o3.I5 70 50 Coats are now. 67.55 S $500 Coats are now. .........$ Iz.Z5 c o5 m Coats are now. ..$ 80.75 S1OO.00 Coats are now. w........$ 85.OO S125O0 Coats are now .....-..... SlOo.z5 S14950 Coats are now. ......... $lz7.O5 Higher Priced Coats Proportionately
 Reduced
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31

MONDAY Is the Th1rd Week Of Our Effort Devoted to Brinq5ng Prices Back to Norn1dl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27
FALLS FROM WAGON,
DIES Of INJURIES

Winchester Jan 22.-Kylie G. Hot
tel %. q prominent young farmer and
son-in-law Of Richard L. Omps mem
Der Of the NIr5na house of delegates
from Winchester and Frederick coun
~ was found fatally injured on II
road near Reynolds store, this coun-
ty and died before medical attcn-
ton could be summoned. He had
left the Omns farm with q load Of
slaves and is thought TO have fallen
off the saddle horse after sustaining
an attack of heart disease, with which
he had been troubled. Russell Pueh,
a school teacher observed the team
of horses walking along the road with
no driver, and severaj school boys
who were sent back 70 investigate
discovered Mr. Hottel in the ROADWAY.
lie died shortly after beng removed
to he school HOUSE. In All UNCONSCIOUS
condition Two Nhsels Of The heavy
wagon, il is thought. passed over has
body.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27

being the governing factor It was
intended to be used in the same way
The Legion or Honor Of France and
other similar orders with which Eu-
ropean countries reward the great
leaders Of their military ard naval
forces.
The institution OF the Distinguish
ed Service Medal in the army Of the
l nited States was in recognition OF
tbs fact that in an army Of modern
times all the fighting is not done on
the hghting front. but that those who
served by way of repairing others and
those WHOSE services were specially
necessary in association with military
operations are equally serving in the
C3ISt.
The Distinguished Service Cross
is purely an army decoration and Is
bestowed as reward for individual
acts Of extraordinary herolsm in con-
nection with military operations
against an armed enemy not war