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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15

%,sxat,d Ironoto quickly enrich the blood.
and thereby put roses in the cheeks OF
women and give men increased strength
and energy.
Unlike the older forms OF iron. NuSated
Iron does not injure the teeth nor upset
the stomach, but is readily assmilated
and you can quickly recognize IFS action
nv renewed feeling OF buoy ant health,
No matter what other iron remedies
YOU have used without success il you
are not strong or well YOU owe IT to
yourself 10 make the following test:
See how long you can work or how far
you can walk without becoming tired;
next take two hv. grain tablets OF Nux-
ated Iron three times per day after meals
for two weeks. Then test your strength
again and see how much you have gained.
To be absolutely sure OF getting real
organic iron and not some form OF
the metallic variety always ask for
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
Why Take the Risk !?

speculation for
those afford thousands of New England people have
recently learned by sad experience.
Why
securities those who afford to
lose?
securities
which dpong the safe and savings
Vermont.
gained Mutud have built
respectable estates through The saving is the
Why this old institution save?
FOUR PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS.
The Montpelier Savings Bank & Trust Company,
Old on the Montpelier, Vermont
Depository the Vermont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
Physician Explains why He
Prescribes Nuxated Iron for
Rundown, Anaemic People
Says 1t Quickly Increases the Strength and Energy
of Men and Brings Roses to the Cheeks
of Nervous Rundown Women

Ask the first hundred
strong. healthy look
ing people you meet to
what they owe their
strength and energy
and see how many
reply "Nusated Iron"
DR.. James Francis Sulli.,
van, formerly Ply stefan OF
Bellevue Hospital Out
door Dcpt,), OF New York
and the Westchester
ounty Hospital says:
Thousands OF nervous,
run down, anaemic people
safTer from iron deficiency
but do not know what
10 take. There is moth
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15

MAsvYAcrvpIss' Horyis Tursisz rrsn, which
Is recommended above Is secret remedy hat ~
which IS veil known to druggists eYeryvhers. Un-
ike the elder inorganic iron products Il |, easily
assimilaied and does no, iniure the teeth, make
them black, nor upset the stonseh. Zach tablet
OF genuine Nusstsd Iron 10 stamped ssf.ilo~,
and th. words Nurated Iron stamped into IN
each bottle, 50 that the public may not be led "A
into accepting inferior substitutes. The nannfse.
turers guarantee successful ard entirely ssfi.ise.
tory results TO every purchaser they will refund
your money IL IS sispsassa ~ all sssd drvsgi,,s
in tablet form oniy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED
tnR COMMENCEMENT
srs,al 20 Tho New,

Siseial 70 Tho News
At STiN. aug 1N-Auaug mpntH
have been completed Tor the Third sum
mcr term C,mW,no, Di thn TINT.
Nersity 1T Texas. on August 81. which
win niark the end az tn tN'lrs-weokF
summer SESSION. Nor, than ont hun
drrd degrees including about tw,ui"
Master az Arts awards as ven .. ti
larhelcr's drgrrt 100 law. ,ugir ''rinr.
arts. business administration. and home
economics
ENanin ations fnr TIE secund trr"i
win hCr.u op saturday. Aus - ~ ..r.
however have ihr rriy.legu of tgh,us
their examinations two days urlicr
than tho scheduled time
The Ha,,nlaurvHt' sermon viii hp de-
liVcrcd hy th' Rev. rmphrcy lie oi
tae Ntth,iii church in lhn evening M
sunday. August 90. on the University
oaiut1e commencement exercises.
with the COMFORTING Of degrees, VIII Dee
held on the following TUESDAY ry'nirg.
August ~ oscar o. Cooper fr,fl S'r
ol Education in simmons Culleg. Mi.
lenc. will give the Commencement 1d
dress. and President a. y. Niusun ~
the University will confer the Gcgr'U.
Total enrolment for the surimc
school and summer normal eft th' lnt
NsrSity this wear was 1875. 90 these
moro than fifteen hundred were resi-
Errf IN Abe summer schnHl. many ~
ire number hcing present fnr l'ih
terms
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
R0B|NsON's CIRCUS TO
Z ARRIVE HERE NEXT
SUNDAY AT ERNO0N

John I,oblson'a circus arrives in
ing IN from Albuquerque over the san.
n Fc u. r.. whore go viii ,Nhint SAT.
urday. u iF q safe bet that the small
hoy and his sister 100 large numbers
viii b. waiting hy the railroad sidings
u welcome tn. arrival 81 the trains.
anxious 10 rcc al that h possible 81
that which has furnished hill w'th
wonderful day dreams ever since the
pictorial printing was put On the walls
an dts coming announced.
II IL a forcgnnc conclusion that The
usual chores that Willie and Johnnie
are listed to dnlnr about the house VIII
Inv, a. wait. fur un normal child can
~ cnaXcd tn give up aceing tire clo-
ph7nte and c1m'ls at tho earliest pus-
'sihle opportunity ana unviO feed them
peanuts. ur hear thu lions rruwl ARD
the hycnus laurh ard tine blood Ourd.
ling noiscs of tho innumrrahlr other
Nild animals ln their glided doris ON
thor way a. the show grounds.
Yes SUNDAY and Mondy. This win
be- great days fur The email fniks and
the bic folks too. Tor that matter 'lor
shc circus ~ M" one amns.moHi insti.
tuition that the Old hU"s and glria. as
well as the yoiug ones never grow
tired 81
n requires ivu'g two separlic tents
"a hous. the John Robinson Circus.
These are couk tents. stables black
smiths carpenter. wand ruhc. har-
csa barber. tailor huY.ucss offices and
rest room. tents. side show. ncnaEc.
RE hig SNOW dressing ruums etc. and
, Tho hig arena which De- ono It tho hrg.
eet over constructed
The first part of tho mornings urC.
gram will De- tho str.-t paiwdei which
will leave the show grounds promptly
at 10 o'clock
There WI bo upward &C eighty cages
anl dcna containing Wild animals and
mtegV floats aud tlbl,IuN Wagons
whllo fN" binds viii dispense circus
harmony.
THE duors Ca tha big show viii hc
op"rcd at and o. m. whirh allows
one hour lm the inspection ~ the
urnue"ri". Proc dina iho perform.
suc. by thirty minutes "a grand ,pri,
cfurrit Nill ~, given by the cuuihin %
c,r,us hands uf sixty euloi~is.
\ dUwn tow uii,kct office viii be-
upsned at i " collins Drug Go. %
. o'clock Mond1y morning Sept g.
where admission and reserved seats
may De- presumed ut %. ,1mo prices
uS charged un thr show grounds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
AUXILIARY WILL MEET Il.
WITH LEGION TUESDAY

The uff loint meeting N the meu'
hDIs m hanson Png ~ lht American
Legion ana tho NomauH AuXiilurr
Will bee held ln the rooms oi the Board
cot cts uetcl.pmei ru, day mE 10.
august So a. has been said that the
IoHt session win bee a 'gct together
meeting. and members have said that
the Legion. feeling IT, Indebtedness Go
fhe mcuherH of the AUXILIARY deeirr
tu SHOW their appreciation
Tho matter az considering the offer
of Stcngds National American All
star Baseball club tu play "a game he
Anli.iip 90 October "a viii De- taken
.r ln, proposition m e wmo fur CO..
per- cont ui ,hc srnsH gate rc.rip,s.
uH~Il unm ,n admission of 50 ad $3.50
plus wari'N. Is inadp the American
Legion 70 Is predicted the offer VIII
hr accepted provided satisfactory m.
judgements for jho uae Of tine urN
1i uls ,lu be modc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
LIBRARY PETITIONS
PRESENTED TO VOTERS

Petitions Ca d. presented tn "a" com.
miFsioncrs court uf Potter county. 10.
uucatlng them to take ut'i tLr pf. u.
clty library whicb~is wii tu hn rrnof +.
clll} without funds with which ip oi'-
crate. were being presented Co voter.
near thn polls boz 100 SECTIONS ~ ihi
CTS Yesterday.
D. " Hardin. prasidon, N a." library
board wid that ID. was planned Co EDt
"a majority 1T ihr voters iu the ccuuiy.
which probably would D.. zoe I0re
'hln GOO signatures un petitions WOES
presented 60 the cauni" rrnr tsfiDnef 3
come time ago aid Wls refused pHrt-t
10 is Understood. hccuN ego There WaH NOT
% muiouiy 81 voters nantes attached
tu the petitions.
Before these petitions arr preseut !.
@ is planned 90 get 600 ahsllute mn.
iwiis AMI aab the commissioners 10
tft accordingly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
BRICK MAD From LOCAL
CLAY BEING DISPLAYED

Is large nnmh,r OF mics made ~
hlrd umn clay procured go CHIside
Is ga diaulny 300 ihc window uf tho
CITY Light a Water Company They
were made b. J. r. Stubblcaeld who
wu o.. Fupefclaicudcnt az the plant
of tA, Amarillo lnics q Tile Company
for the purpose uf determining tho
quality a. ihr c.n' N Z. rura. u,lr
8fn Of tho company - boon oy,
planning details to those desiring boz.
Coronation dclatiye fo the brich and
.l1 list night ,nat uo ltss than forty.
thrao lulnl citizens expressed 90 him
yesterday their intentions 90 hIud.us
homes ;rum Amarillo made brick
The machinery ior th, plant Wnl lr.
NV. iho hitter part of October and be
Installed ana the plant will be- boz op.
Grafton hv Nui pmhnr 10. Air pprd
mys orders for hlcs have been ae.
rrrtog hy fho company iu December
Q delivery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
l.inGE Tasco'a CanialoIpc, ~
each all next week.
Returns from Alpine.

Special % 1hr News.
AUSTIN. AUG 2S-G E'l..hcs
head II IA ,School and Community
Division of th. department of Eltcn.
sion. University GO Texas. hls return.
~ from Alpine WHORE b. WAS iusiruc.
tor ~ English during The rummrr scs.
zion ~ tho sui Eu.s NmmFl Nr r.d.
ichck reports That tho E"ssnorts for
@ successful regular session of the SUI
u es. Nnruai are Nrry promising. An
dmusuailv strong faculty has. been ,w.
ploved
Mr. nvlichci a. former now epau .r
man aud h. Ncll known Ca th, jourrnl
18th fraternity - TcNas. ilc SERVED ~
same tvnc gs city editor IT ths son
Antonio Express before bcvomng 4
member ot the faculty - tho DuiyeI.
sitv ~ Tcyps
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
STREETS AND BUSINESS
PLACES BEING DECORATED

Decorations az fronts IT husiuo y
uous,- .n Amarillo is much 90 evidence
il' ur frw days and win o. more n
before next Thursday. when khNa
SHrlu,t t.u ceremonial Wil hp bella
f. The Liberty Tag bplorat
o. IpH 900 rharlo nf Ranging H
decorations which s dono in splendid
i1shi,r. string uf colorod i.ghts and
NHut su l, hun. ACROSS tho sIrm4n
az regular Intervals. az the expense
900 90. iHud of 'tty development, Co.
'du Wuu llla aspect Geo tho wolcnnc
go De- riycn tho uutni.tuWn visitor,
iu tbn ceremonial
Tho noard of CITY pvelopmeri
urges ih1t every business man In tho
.IN nt, Is rnm himself ~ lhro Boo.
.i.ts decorated i,r thr occasion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
REGULAR B. c. D. Meeting
DEFERRED UNTIL FRIDAY

The regular morihiv meeting ~ the
tiI.ct.Il oft ,hp Bad col tB Uctr,
Up1Di win hr held boo the upnor sfu.
tA 20 thr giy huH Friday night Sop.
teHhDr O.. q $3.50 u,iuet IH-tHd a.
TlWrJ a. n.9h'. as former. uHGuuuc.
Dd Tlr p. nDn'mert vHa dup Zoo thN
hr'lur 60 th, ceremonial %. iIe khi'
SO Shuu. ,n Thursday night
40 lpduy's mpHt|ug 900, secretary
w'u rruit on his trim off inspection 20
81 rO n,'t,r 90 Tli1 oklahoma.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
CHANDLER AND CLEVELAND
MOTOR AGENCIES CHANCE

Th' Markham Motor 60. rhnullrr
"a cleveland autou. bile distributors
''r WrfDru Arkansas. pi,ilhurt1.
Fauhandi" u Texas md Nov Mexico
hls HG'c,cdod boz securing aR retail
dealers in Amarillo gld adjoining tor
iitHlg DO" rcw firm oI thc Ward ilo.
mines Mut"r Co.. Iuo H. Ward. llte n
Coo Chorul1io Sh'n. and \ ". snmiu.
%" who YVES the retail HiloH mluIrsr
fpr the N.ihlm Motor co. 81 s'kla.
hUuH rity. hive formed s ro.ritupi-
ship under tl, above mamie.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
EAST TENN> VISITING
4 VIII ~ SrlNt Oh PLAtE

J. T. Wills b. 90 the ri'N frw dlNs
visiting with Justice ,f tfp i'nHo e..
g lands. ui ud IT so 81, ra ng..
Mr. VIII. has b.cn Nis.tiH. Boo 'Hl.
furna and Colorado ara .funp.l ,lI 100
Auuiiilo ON his i,Wn uip humo in
Tavirr. Williamson ouuuty llr o..
purts rrod crops ard prosperous uuWs
In Williamson county.
llif county. Nr Wills says. pr
dur,s 20 to sH bushels ul wheat tH th'
rcte. 100 huah Ga ol corn. 500 Goo l'o
bushels 81 ulta. and last year W1dc
ahnni "A hsif haio oi cotton iu thr acre.
Ah.ch was m,rc than there wls ll".u
- care Ter iaud ~rNs IN W'lIlt1'
srn ~ $3.50 To- $500 an acrc. Mr VII.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-06
IMPORTANT MEETING
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

The first quarterly meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
under the new to be held tonight at s15
O'Clock, at the Jefferson hotel auditorium.
SUBJECTS FOR CONFEDERATION.
National government extravagances.
Effect Of excess profit tax on cost Of living
Proposed tax for soldiers bonus
Attitude Of soldier regarding bonus proposed by the
government.
Report from the chambers various standing committees
what they are doing and propose to do
Report from chamber special committees.
Report from traffic department regarding river ransporta
ton.
Presentation Of testimonials BY the u s.
pressve Of the Of the department to various
firms in the city Of Richmond for the patriotic service rendered
in furnishing supplies during the world
Presentation to be made by Lieut. Colonel Harry King,
sisted by Major William Stack.
The meeting will be presided by John Kerr Branch
president Of the chamber.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-06
BELIEVE CARRANZA READY To
ACKNOWLEDGE ULTIMATUM on
REVOLVING GENERALS AND OUIl
DELAWARE SENATE RATIFIES
SUFFRAGE-ELEVEN TO SIX

Dover Del ssunrage ratified the Delaware state
J..
the
frage leaders predicting victory tonight
and that favorable would suffrage through
called
the had supported the resolution Adjourn
Alfred Republicans of the
rafying
this
will to
W
when
/
is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-06
WONDERFUL GROWTH
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE

Those who heard VIM. Tricket Giles
supreme lecturer for the Loyal Order
Of Moose at the City Auditorium last
night. were informed Of the wonder
full work that is being carried on at
Mooseheart,, and of the education and
training the children there are receie-
ing.
Mooseheart is home for the chill
dren and widows OF departed mem
bers of the organization situated
thirty-five miles west OF Chicago. There
are now about one thousand happy
children there deriving benefits from
sccG training and education. The
Loyal Order OF Moose. in the last few
years has grown 70 be one OF the
largest fraternal order in the world.
and about the only one to conduct
such an enormous provocational train
ing school. Music was furnished tby
the Moose band. NJ
The speaker was introduced by ].
r. McCauley. dictator OF Richmond
lodge, who made 4 short address
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-06
Declares Against
Weakening Of the
Enforcement Act


New York, May 5.-Ths letter
has been sent TO the New York state
Republican and Democratic delegates
~. .Mo s nauonai eoissh,lons.
81. 800 % -. 4 1Ara 81
-. - - .s,..a... $3.50 .s.
Ma-...o ~ .
10 " sanasion a. Dss ,s,s o,ns,
- "a nay $500 :
q Anu1uson; slae supclaneenuens y
~ NJ. 80 asue New
YoIs .ss ueaesa.s lou sns Nsw
1onAe1enSe' secuIeu
lecosnieion ana saio. =.
What / have to offer i not TECH
nicaliy privileged resolution. But
anything 20 protect proniniuon - al
most privileged IN a methodist gem
erai conference ! have q resolution
which think the conference will de-
sire to ADOPT without reference or
debate. May l present It
The reception given Mr.. Anderson
as ne went 70 the Platform showed
mat fne. recent attacks upon him by
the legislature OF New York have
raliied 70 ynis support MOI only New
york Actnodists. but those OF the
whotc eounery Upon completion OF
ne readln9 0f the fciiuwing rcsolu-
lion there was tremendous Applause
and tncn the entire body, the s5p dei-
egaie1 on tho noors and the visitors
N me galleries rose IN spontaneous
outouns OF entnusaAsrn.
The fact that this was the nrst
thing sent to the world by this body
with over four million members and
ten million adhersnts OF its own. and
representing the sentiment OF prac-
n a 4 n - fxh1 tS1&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-06
Prohibition Agents
to Seize Illicit
Distinery Feed

| In an effort to check most effec-
lively the Illicit manufacture Of whis-
4 key. s, X. Brame, supervising federal
prohibition agent Of the Southern d.
vision. consistinE Of the states ol
virginia. North Carolina. South Caro-
| lima. Tennessee and Kentucky. yes
terday issued instructions to his held
agents for q greater concentration OF
their attention on the seizure and de-
struction OF the materials used in the
Manufacture Of whfskey. the plan be-
ling to prevent grain, sugar. molasses
and matt from reaching the moon
sinner.
In this way Il il hoped that the a.
licit distilier can be fofled in hs at
ttempts to violate the prohibition
laws.
while prohibition agents win detain
| grain. sugar, molAsses and malt
shipped for the ultimate purpose ef
being used in the making Of mcon-
shine wh'skey. they will not cease to
Illicit distii1eries that are apparently
more numerous than NJ amy period
! prior to the passage Of the eighteenth
amendment 10 the constitution. This
lis tbs statement sGfven out by Mr.
] Bramo following . conference that
! hAs bean n sAssion since Tuesday
4 moraing. III s
Tnousands 81 poun1ss 81 sssar hay,si
been setsed BY federal probabilities
lAgsntA within thA last few weeks. &C
cordiAg to Mr.. BrAnie. repnrts from
the agents showing that the sugar
was seized At the dlstlleries.
In the face of the critical shortage
Of sugar II was declared tho duty 81
every law abiding citizen In the South
ern division to lend what aid he
could to stamp out efectuAily the
"moonshfn6 menace.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-06
RUSSIAN TRADE
DELEGATES HAVE
DOUBTS Of ALLIES
No Faith IN the Matter Of
Resumption Of Trade
Relations.
SAY AMERICANS
STAND ALOOF
But Salvation Of Russia
Does Not Lie Neces-
sarily With Foreign In
tercourse.
tBy Universal service Special Cable
Dispatch.)

tBy Universal service Special Cable
Dispatch.)
Copenhagen, May 5.-The head OF
the Russian trade delegation informs
ed Universal Service today that the
delegation has decided to return to
Russia. He declared that he and his
conferes doubt the sincerity Of the
allied governments in the matter of
reguming trade relations with Russia.
He cited the following reasons for
their doubt:
1-Thcy waited here in vain for a
reply from San Reno while the
Inter -allied conference were on there.
2-Premier Lloyd George is evas-
i've and sticking TO small points OF
personalities and rcsorting to I'm
truthful stories about an alleged
breach of diplomatic privileges.
(Note-This refers to the British
premier's objections to letting III.
LitvinofY return to London, where he
was formerly ambassador,
3-The British neet is conducting
active naval operations against the
Black sea coast.
THE delegation has come to the
conclusion that Russia can give
much more to Western Europe than
Western Europe can give to Russia,
and that Russia should not be dictA-
ted to or dealt with by way OF ulti-
matums.
The country that could help Rus
STA most, America, stands aloof,'
said the chief of the Russian deiega-
ton. The establishment OF q
soviet government in Baku tthe big
Caspian Sea oil porty and its alliance
with Moscow. giving access to the
rich oil reservoir of Trans-Caucasia.
opens for the soviet government of
Russia new perspectives of greater
insportAnce than foreign trade. e-s
.L1enine says that the salvation al
Russia does not lie necessarily with
foreign intercourse. though that is
mighty desirable, but with intensifi-
cation and self-disciplining OF labor
within Russia itself"
I The soviet delegation. believes that
the allies are planning another in
tervention. using Poland, and Japan,
and that only when this plan is
beaten will they. allies. be amenabIe
to negotiations in a A'decent way.
Russia, continued my informant.
realizes that q Polish war may be
the beginning Of q new general Euro
pean coni11Eation, but Russia throws
the responsibility on Poland and
those who are backing her.
In the meantime. trade negotia-
tons proceed briskiy with Scandivian
concerns Contracts tetafiing twenty
million kroner for agricultural and
other machinery are being actually
fulnlIed, and others are being nego-
tiated. However Scandinavian has
comparatively little of that which
Russia needs. and it is unfortunate
that trade with America is still de-
layed.'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-06
IMPORTANT MEETING
DISCIPLES TONIGHT

- a lf 4Ft vi a
An important meeting OF the work
ers n N tbs Disciples Of Christ sses 900,
900 campaign In connection with the
fnterchurch World Movement is to be
held this evening at Seventh Street
Christian church. An attendance 0f
zoo u N looked for. Dinner viii he
served At s n. M. in the church annex
%. A. Hawkins will preside and adj
dresses win be delivered by H. q.
Pritchard. Of Indianapolis. Jno. HI.
Booth. DIR, ], r. +, Hundley. PRECEDENT
Iof Luxembourg college. I1ynchburg VA;
y, M. Pickens ana Derrs1lfnn HARRIS 0f
Washinston. ID. q, and r. III. Fcote,
|of Singapore. Malaysia.
Conferences of tbs Hinutek men,
financial. I workers. ana preAchofa Win
follow the dinner ana anal RlaySx ~ II
f0r the antenstve yifixe fFpna eay ~
~ IAna III m m ~ tlno II n ~ 1&0 ~
ucTt ~ atllIs ~ y Y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-06
Prices Of Shoes
May Be Reduced

Washington. May 5.--R e | lie
from the present high prices OF
shoes ia expected to result from
the passage of a bill favcrabiy re-
ported to the house today by the
census committee.
The bill authorizes the director
OF the census of the take census
every month of the number OF
hides In the country and makes it
mandatory upon all hide owners to
give full information to thegcnnsus-
takers.
.sThe committee is of the
opinion" said Chairman Siegel.
that there was no necessity for
the increases la the prices OF hides
and the present high prices rf
shoes ars entirely unnecessary.
untalled fol-. and unprecedented.
THE alleged shortage OF. leath-
or Is a pure subterfuee put for
ward as justification for Increase
Ing prices"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-06
MT BY LOCOMOTIVE
WOMAN IS KILLED

Bertha Martin. colored, aged fifty
eight of 1914 North Thirtieth street
was run over and instantly killed by
an engine on the c. & o. track at
the foot Of Cherry street yesterday
afternoon at 5.l5 o'clock. She and
Alice Burton. who were employed al
the plant of the AibemarIe Paper
company. had just finished their days
work and were on their way home,
when struck by the locomotive. Alice
Burton was but slightly injured and
was able to get home by herself The
locomotive was in charge of Engineer
Hannigan and Conductor Shaw.
Coroner Whitfield was notified inn
mediately after the accident and view
ed the body and turned it over to
Undertaken Scott Cor burial
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-06
AUTO TRUCK KNOCKS
Street CAR OFF TRACK

Several persons narrowly escapea
serious injury ,esterday Afternoon
when an auto truck being driven v
l. E Sunond, ran into {. one-man car
az the corner OF Madison and Broad
streets. The irlpact of the truck
against the other car was 20 great
that the car was Knocked eHr,rels (
from tho tracks.
Simond as arrested by Sergeant
Shumaker. an eye-wit. ess to- tie
accident. on the charge Of runrins.
the truck in a careless and reckless
manner. He was bailed for his appear
ance il. police court this morning.