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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-26
Notice.

Annual parish meeting Of Christ
Episcopal Church at parish house to.
night at 1:lo.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-26
CONTRACTORS SHED
AT STATE WORK IN
1878, SAYS BRADT

TELLS or DIFFICULTIES CON.
FRONTING DEPARTMENT WHEN
IT TRIED TO GET IMPROVE.
MENTs UNDER WAY.
Road building in 1919 did not prog
ress as well as the state highway de.
partment would liked to have had ii
due largely to the failure Of the de-
partment to get much Of the work
scheduled for last year under con
tract. according to 5. +. Bradt, state
superintendent Of highways. in a spc-
Cial article covering the efforts OF Hi
nois to take Il big and progressive
step last year to get Itself out OF he
mud. Nj. l,radt says:
During 1919 contracts were enter.
ed into by the department of public
works and buildings for the improve.
ment of $50 miles of Illinois highways.
Approximately 90 miles were upon
the federal aid roads which are a
part Of the state bond issue system,
and about 100 miles one the state aid
system, These contracts are divided
as follows:
Federal Aid System.
Miles
Concrete. brick and btumiuous
ROADS ......,.. ...,...,,.........'4 o
Earth Gncluding grading and
drainage stlucturcs) ......... 80
Total ........ ...,...........J."
State Aid System.
Concrete, brick and gravel roads. 81
Earth Including grading and
drainage stluctures) ........... -
Total ...... .............,...lU J
The first contracts were entered
into in the early part Of May. 1919.
Additional contracts were awarded
through the season, as late as Decem-
her. When the contracts were award
ed We expected that not less than 300
miles would be completed upon the
federal system during the year and
practically all CT the STATE aid work.
The results, however. are as follows
Federal Aid System.
Miles.
Hard surfaced roads completed 80 A.
Earth roads completed .,....... p
State Aid System.
Hard surfaced roads completed &C.. ~
Earth roads completed .,.,-.,..... %
lotai .+.. .....'+s ,......,. ~
This leaves of the 1919 contracts
to be completed in 1920 the follow.
ing:
Federal Aid System.
Miles.
Hard surfaced roads .............395
Earth roads .,.....,........... 10
lotal ...,..-... .......,.....4VJ
State Aid System.
Hard surfaced roads. ..,.......... lv|
Earth reads NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
Ioidi '.'''.' '..''.-r'-'''.'' -
From the foregoing it will be soon
that only about one-halI Of the milo
age we expected to improve in 1919
has been completed. There are Il
number of reasons for this failure toI
meet our expectations
First should be mentioned the late
ness of the start. The first contracts
agRrega,ing about 100 miles were
awarded on May u, and additional con
tracts for 2JO miles in the latter part |
OF May and June. This delay in
awarding contracts was due to what
then seemed to be an exceedingly high |
cost OF materials and labor as well as
to the delay in surveys and prepare !
ton Of plans, owing to a lack OF engj. /
neerS
Another serious cause of delay was /
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-26
FARLEY TO COMPROMISE
ON PEACE TREATY FAIL S
tContluuG! from page H.

After dispOsing for the day OF the
eXtraditiOn question the council de
Cided to give the representatives Of
tho Jugo-Slavs four days additional
time to reply regarding the proposed
compromise on the Adriatic question,
including the disposition Of Fiumc,
This carries the question along until
Wednesday.
The council received letter from
Stanislas Patek, Polish foreign min
lister, calling attention to the possihil-
lty OF strong aggressive movement
by the BolShcViki againS Polish ter
ritory and recommending that plan
be adopted for defensive measures.
called to the attention Of Marshal
FoCh
Reopen Naval Hearings
Washington, Jan ~. Hearings by
the Senate committee investigating
naval decorations Will be resumed
Thursday. Chairman Hale announced
today. with Secretary Daniels appear
ing to answer criticisms of the meth
DDS employed in making the awards.
Chairman Hale expected TO make a
third attempt today to obtain a favor
able vote on his resolution to author
ihe the subcommittee to employ
counsel and additional clerical assist.
anCc.
Court to Recess.
Washington, Jan 26.--Thc Supreme
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-26
Mariana Licenses.

Marriage LICENSES,
Nicholas &. Pagan, Ottawa. -.
Anna l.. Phelan. Ottawa. SO.
William n. Locke. Ottawa. So.
Mrs. Marie II. HertZner. Ottawa, 81.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-26

Try WaEt Az III inc rree Trader
Journal for Quick ReEHlts
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-26

NANTEb-A few more men for load.
ing, must he steady workers.
UNITED STATES SILICA 60
WANTED-A few good pit men:
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-26

Concrete, brick and bituminous
roads ....... ......,.......14 $40
Earth tincluding grading and
drainage stluCturcs) ........... 81
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-26

Total .......
State Aid System.
Concrete, brick and gravel roads
Earth tincluding grading and
drainage stI7Ctures) ...........
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-26

FOR SAL E-tightroom house, South
Ottawa; all modern conveniences;
fine location For information call
III Christie St or phone 42l-N.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
DR.. SWoPE ACCEPTS CALL
FROM PHlLA0EL PHtA CHURCH
Evangelical Conducting Rerfynl =,
brondus Memorial TO Assume
PaRtorate.

Rev. G.. "; Swobe. d. D., Richmond
evangelist. living at :5O5 Park Ave
nuo, and at present conducting series
OF meetings In Broadus Memorial ian.
list Church. has accepted tho cali eS-
tended him by the Fifth Baptis.
pastor or that church
DR.. Swope has been making hls
homo In Richmond for tho mast If
teen months. during which time he
has conducted evangelistic meetings in
eisnt uiHcren. States and in Ali tho
icadanS cities of the South. AS q re-
SUI VIZ OF these meetings there have been
teov conversions and 1000 additions
70 the Baptist Church.
Dr. Swopc was pastor OF the CcH-
tral BAPTIST Church In Norfoik for
seven and one-half years previous to
,akinC up cranSclis.ic work
In the meeting which he is at pres
ent conducting in Broadus Memorial
there have been fifty professions OF
faith and twenty-five additions TO the
church. Rev. W. L. Gibson is pastor.
Dr. Swone's subject for his sermon
tonight Will be The Gates OF Pearl
and How TO Enter Them" Tomorrow
night he Will preach on wild Oats
and Wasted Lives"
On sunday morning he will preach
on Visions OF God" and Sunday night
on TOO Late"
There viii be mass-meetinS for
men only at the church at 3 O'clock
sunday afternoon. when DR.. Swopo
Will preach on THE Suprem. oues-
ton That Every Man Must Face"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
POLICE NAB MYSTERY GIRL
YOUNG WOMAN IN MALE GARB
MAY BE MISSING HElRESS
nunntn authorities InNestigate Theory
That "Beiginn Widow, Is
Jeanne DE ISsy.
tEy Araociated


ATLANTA. Jan. 2l.--A young wo-
man Earbcd as an aviator Was being
ncld by tn. nolicc tonight while they
Jeanne Anna De Kay. missing pcoteEc
OF Jane .Nddnns OF Huh House. Chi
The girl hts press DESCRIPTIONS of Miss
and the word Helen is tattoocd on
her arm. Cnder Inizzins today police
nc kaE then said she was Miss DC
Kay, and tonight denied it. Newspaper
men who talked with ner told tho same
Jeanne De Longe haisam ne wid nsoe Of as
French soldier. Later she claimed De
LonEc is living in New York
The young woman was arrested Mon
"a! because shc was wearing mems
elothinE on the streets, hut she as
serted she was an ariatrix and that she
uniform. She showed such n knowl-
edge Of airp!anes that Police Chief
of ..disordcrly conduct" MAS dockoted
asaintt her as the result OF appearing
mems attire. Today they started to
investigate whether she was Miss DC
Nay. and communicated with Chicago
held pending definite determination Of
her Identity. il was said
Police Chief Convinced.
Chief Beavers appeared tonight to
be, Convinced ;, the young woman really
afternoon SHE w;i. Misc DE Kay. and
wired to Chicago that she admitted IT,"
he said.
Asked about alleged conflicting state
men and newspaper men who queS
toned her, CHER gcaYcrs replied: "Shc
said she did not want to talk too much
to newspaper men,"
she told me she had been married,
and did rot want her father TO know
H. Chief Beavers said Tier husband,
whose name She gave as De Longe, is
in New York. she said"
really Is Miss Dc Gay. and why she
South were points on which the young
woman did not talk much, Chief Ecav-
ers said: He did not know the New
York address OF the husband mentioned
and the girl would not talk to the
newspaper men about it.
Miss DE hay Gone Month.
Jeanne Anna De Kay disappeared
from Chicago in December. and na.-
t!on- wide search had been instituted
visited several cities on false clues.
Miss DC Rays father. John Wesley De
Kay. was said TO be in Switzerland.
according to the police. that she was
dying in the Interest Of recruiting. and
vas on her way 10 Pensacola. Colonel
service. declared tonight she was not
connected with the army in any way,
and later she said she had been giving
ally connected with recruiting.
Police said that while still denying
she was Miss Dc Kay. the young woman
said she came 10 America about tTo
years ago. and had spent most OF the
time with relatives in Montana. She
met Jeanne Anna De Kay in Chicago
they quoted her as saying. From there
she started to Pensacola. and was ar
rested here. The "disorderly conduct"
charges arc 10 be heard in Police Court
tomorrow afternoon.
\ telegram from Chicago tonight
branded the girl an imposter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
EXCHANGE IS IN COLLAPSE.
NEW LOW RECORDS MADE
IN EUROPEAN REMlTTANCES
Reports Agree There Is Much ArnerI-
can Money Tied Up In Ex-
change Spccuia ton.
thy Associated Prcss.I
gnDI- T..- 81 MA


NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Utter collapse
and Generalization. overlook tho for.
ciSn exchange market today. resulting
In new records for British. French
italian and various other European re-
The rate for British demand bills fell
to S3.s0A, or az cents under It's pre-
yious minimum. and Paris checks.
In corresponding or greater degree.
Dealers i'll exchange were again in
clincd to attribute today'S collapse 10
such we'll knewn and long cxistin:
ances against almost all tho foreign
ccnters. anil the failure Of the United
states Senate to ratify the peace treaty.
Due TO Credit Conditions.
In other quarters. where the situa-
tlon has, given rise to Increased mis-
sivimss, today's slump was moro d.
rectly associated with the process OF
"detiation." due to the stringent credi,
conditions demanded by the Federal
Reserve Board.
Toe latest reversal in exchange is be-
NcHed 10 bear close relation TO the
policy recently inausurated by tho CEN
trail bank. which aims 10 reduce ali un-
necessary credits.
1t is understood that many financial
H iaiaa,i.n.ion n,, sankinE- and ind
amounts OF exchange, thereby tying up
enormous sums OF cash. Today's liquida-
tions and that which is expected to fol-
frozen credit into liquid form.
Much Speculation In Exchange.
trustworthy reports agree that there
has been much speculation in foreign
TINS situation Is; deemed essential to
help stabilize domestic monetary con-
dt;ions
Francs. with a normal or pre.war
value Of abou. IS cents. fell to the point
where it took almost l2 TO purchas Sc
an American dollar. while iires. or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
s. s q G / Z. T. Y

or much interest Is tho wedding Of
Miss Mary Boiling Johnston, daughter
OF J. Newton Johnston. of Wilson. n.
c.. 10 James c. Williams, OF Lake City.
s.. G.. which was celebrated in 81.
Thomas Church. in. Gintcr Park. on
Tuesday morning. Tho bride has spent
Where She attended school. and for
the past two years has made her home
In Richmond. She is. a niece OF Mrs.
Skipwith. OF GinIcr PARK.
The wedding was simple morning
ceremony. andMiss Helen Johnston was
attendant. The bride wore a dark blue
tailored suit with smart hat to
Following tho ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams left for u wedding journey
that VIII, include Baltimore and Now
York. going later TO Florida. ON their
mako their HON. in Lake City. s. {.
Dinner Dance February &.
n smart ahair of next month will
tho Country Club of Virginia on We'd
nesday evening: February :, for club
pre-Lentcn dinner dance. and Il number
of parties Win be made up to attend
u. 4 saXaphona orchestra will play
Tor tho dancing.
Lecture on February 3.
On the evening OF, Thursday; Ecbru-
Va VIC tsItIH
eneeau-Jacqucmaire. daughter of the
"rigcr Of France" will lecture under
the auspices OF the Richmond Chapter
Of the Alumnac Association of Hollins
College. Mime. Clcmcnccau- Jacque-
marie liz a brilliant and charming wo-
man, as well as n writer of note, and
her lectures In this country have been
among the most prominent events Of
the literary season. She speaks Eng
iish nucntly, and her address in Rich
mond promises TO DC one Of the larE-
est and most fashionable events Of the
late winter.
4 reception will follow the lecture,
30 that the audience present may have
ccau-Jacqucmaire.
Luncheon OF Interest.
Prominent among social events OF
the week is the luncheon which the
Womsn's Auxiliary OF the War Camp
Community Service Is rendering the
members who have been active in the
work at the Wcstmorcland Club TO-
day ., ! o'clock. The organization
goes out OF existence on February !,
and man" women who have been prom
.ncnt in patriotic work will gather at
fore disbandinG for all time. certi-
tcHtes of merit will be awarded each
member present in recognition of the
service rendered In this pacticu!ar war
activity
The color scheme Will be pink and
white, and will be effectively carried
out in Columbia roses silver vases apJ
lighted candles. and tiny sprays OF pink
blossoms cntwined with forgct-mc-
nots VIII serve az place cards. Covers
will be laid for sixty guests, among
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
MISS KATE KENDlG SPEAKS
TO 7. w. c. A. CAMPAIGNERS
South Atlantic Field Secretary Make,
Chief Address ut Meeting OF
Workers Here.

One hundred team captains and
workers who will participate In the
Richmond 7. W. G. A. financial CAM
paisn next week met yesterday after
noon ~ the Central Building, i Eortf,
Fifth Street, and heard a stirring mes.
sage from Miss Kate Kepdis. field
secretary Of the South Atlantic neld
committee. Miss kcndig confined her
remarks. TO the Forthcoming drive
when IL IL expected TO raise $50, 600
by popular subscriptions.
After explaining the direct relation
OF the Isichmond organization to the
national body. referring in turn TO
the different ccnters operated here,
Miss kcndig emphasized and Impress
cd her interested audience with tho
extending its housing plan for. women
in this city.
According TO Miss Kendis. the Rich.
nond Y. w. G. A. is growing far more
rapidly than is generally supposed
She called attention TO the fact thur
there are seven Y. W. G. A. centcrs
herc-the Central Building, two board
ing residences. hotel for women. rest
and iunchrooms. Industrial center and
the culored branch.
Il Is figured that it will require
500. 600 10 carry on the work at these
sum includes $4,000. which will be
applfcd TO the indebtedness OF the
Walfcrd. the woman's hotel at Third
and Main Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Timuhy Enjoys
Bag of CmNers
Secretary Likes Goodies
and Doesn't Care Who
kRoaCs 1t.
my Unlverra, Service,

- TRENTON. y. J.. Jan. .i.2Joscph r.
son. has a weak ness 70: cruIlcrs ana
no doesn't care WHO knows IT, He came
here YESTERDAY TO attend the fnauSu-
way TO tho railway sta ton after TIC
ceremonies; he passed a bakery, whe-c
window. 'hS
Wait a minute" said Tunulty 20 I,is
companion: n. Otto wittpcn. forner
Mayor OF Jersey City. rive got 10 get
some OF those" Hc bough, n ba-f,Ili
and stood In a nearby doorway wifi,
Mittpen Until the last ono was caten'
Those certainly were good" he said.
started for the train.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
MEXICANS ARREST SLAYERS
Murderers OF Two Americans In Tam.
pIco Distrtct Captured by Cur
rauxa Men.
,By Associated Press. ]

~ .AAsoc.atcd F.cSE.1
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l.-Meyican au.
tho!itics in the Tampico district have
reported tho capture OF the persons
suspected orthc murder Of p. j. RoneY
and Earl Bolcs. American citizens. and
inE 10 information furnished the .Ameri-
can embassy mt Mexico City by the
Mexican Foreign Office in a note dated
January II.
In advising the state Department OF
this today the embassy said the AIeNi-
can authorities reported that a Careful
investigation OF the case was cont.nu-
Ing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
ADMIT WILL OF SOLDIER
Man, Dying In France, Wrote Las
TestaMent With Pencil ON
Scrap OF Paper. :
[By Associated prcss. |

GULF 20 RT, MISS. Jan. o1.-A
ragged. difEurcd scrap OF paper, bear
ing the pencil ScrawlinE Of the late
Private William c. Franklin, OF the
United states Army, was probated here
today as the viii OF the soldier. In the
valued at from $4,000 to $4,000 to
his aunt, Mrs. William Jones, OF Pass
Christian, Miss. Frankling died in
Franco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

In few moments you can transform
your plain. dull, fiat hair. You can
have 1t abundant, soft, glossy and full
or life. Just get at any drug or toile,
counter small bottle Of "Danderine"
for few cents. Then moisten soft
eioth with the "T,anderinc" and draw
this through your hair. taking one small
Strand at time. instantly, yes, i'm
mediatcly. YOU have doubled the beauty
OF your hair. 1t will be a mass SO
soft. lus;rous and so, easy to do up.
All dust dirt and excessive oil is re-
moved.
Let Dandcrine put more life, color.
"isor and brightness in your hair. This
stimulating tonic will freshcn, your
scalp check dandrufr and falling hair
ana help your hair to grow long, thick.
strong and beautifuI.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
STEAMER CALLS FOR HELP
AfrlIc Radios Tint She Has Sprunr
Leak, and Asks

BOSTON. Jan. eI.--Irnmcdiate assist
ance was asked BY the wooden steam.
I'm a radio message received here late
tnda" Her position was given as about
.no miles southeast oc New York. rho
leaking. "'s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

Mrs " A. ChG,tw %2 siIs " g. iioward
~ssa i. j. ss s. III ;.E
i ,Sc3sss
y Mr.. H,,,isS y judi. ME- I'm il. '. julia.
65 anse and ss TIE siI e4mi h.ss.os
Another in the series OF informa.
aine ,s f1r the w!n; co,y wil DC given
Saturday evening, from 10 II o'clock,
for. members and their guests. IN
orchestra Will play throughout the
Benefit Gard Party.
an interesting charity affair OF this
tt:isFn9on MI be The card Party TO be
Sis West Franklin Street. undo. tho
auspices OF the Commonwealth Chap
ter. Daughters OF the American Hevo-
luton. The affair is for tho benefit
Of the Polish children. and tables may
DC reserved through Mrs. Villa
Hnsh Nelson, or Mrs. w S. Drswry.
their cards, pencils and score pads for
the game.
Ouilnnd-sadicr.
Sadlcr. daushte. OF Mr.. and Mrs NJ.
). sadler, 70 DR.. Charles Lyndon out
land. son Of Mr.. and Mrs; Charles /,
solcmnized at the home of the brides
parents. lo2 Dooley Avenue. yesterday
morning at IL o'clock. The ceremony
Christian Church. before an improvis-
g Mis s1s OF R4ms and lshtsd &c, ssnacs
dlng. music, and accompanied by Mrs
I. ". SonnshaIb sang The Sweetest
story Ever Told and % Promise Mo"
was given In marriage by her father,
wore 4 modish travelling suit OF cleo
iric blue, with hat 10 match. and wore
Sadlcr. as her sisters only attendant,
wore 4 orchid tareta frock and ear
risd an armfui OF pink roses. Little
"Bohbie" SonncEalb, in a hand en-
oons. was mower SRI. Edward ard OUT.
and was his brothers best man.
pr. and Mrs. Outland left At once
To-. Northern trip. and upon. thelr
roturn will be at home after February
! at Tarboro. y. c.
session OF IIollins .ATumnae.
An important called meeting OF the
iiehmond Chapter of the Alumnac AS
.oclatton OF Hollins College Will take
pace; on Friday afternoon a. 4 o'clock
school for Girls. 1910 Monument Ave.
nUc. Much important business will be
n,ssussed At this time and all former
y!tcd 10 attend.
Inception for Tonight
p,ss the reception to be given a; Park
no formal program. but music, viii bo
furnished by the church Quartet. as.
eo Of Fl the a M MtaF's srs! The mem
,,Ss ie.noi' Mr Burton, Mr.. Nunual-
VIII Mrs. \. w. Martcnstcin organ
III and director. a cordial inyitation
- extended all members and fricnSls
OF the church to be present.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.
,Nss PhSllis Jones Is the cuest =, 80
,Sier; Mrs. Gardner S. PluInlcv in f.SSaarns E
Airs. q T.. MoiyneauS and little pra,oa
ao,%ncsuN have returned from ISittsh,,nnsesS
Wilkes; Barre and I.imburc. where thev baS 10 70;
b""n tho guests OF relatives nnd friendss 'c
lirs; Frank Harrison and family nav 10.
i.,eir home. WI mako
WOMEN'S MEETING
The t;irls' Auxiliary OF Grace Strcr, No.
-i church viii meet IN tho home or ss sn.
katherine Atkinson. ole West I'm rs SiSs
street.. saturday afternoon at ; o'ciorL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Otto Denscbie fS6l. Richmond.
Virginia Nard! t:a). Richmond.
Wilson Thomas Jennings (57t, Richmond.
Cornslia r. Winson (51D. Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Anerican ,yomnn sncnk. m c.tra

incident occurred at the Mosque OF Ei
.tzhar last evening. An American wo-
man gave tWo-honr political address
OF the speaker has not yet been learned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

DaNEILLE. Ian. .t-Jethro Williamson.
young farmer OF Granville County. s. G..
and Miss Inea SiZcmdrc. OF Nelson. Meek
p4-ic- OF the Eurton Hotel this afternoon
by Rev. G. j. D. Parker. They vii, reside
In McelSlcabu.g.
FREDERICKSBURG. Jan al-Wii;am
Hart, daushtc- OF Mack Hart. OF this city.
We're united In marriage Monday night at
the home or Rev. Decatur Edwa rds who
performed tho ceremony. Air. and Mrs
James VIII make their home II Richmond.
:. CHARLOTTESVILLE, Jan. o..-Iosepn
Reur?' Elliott, or Shenandoah. Va, and Mis.
Corneiis ~ Marshall, OF this city. wore
married al 7:7o o'clock last evening at the
Patronage Of the Frs: Baptist Church Dr.
Cecil Y. Cook Officiating. The groom is in
the employ Q: the Southern Railway
DANEILIE. Ian. .i--M:zs Vienna Alien.
dan.hte. OF sfr End, Mrs. j. 4. Allen. OF
Concord. ". c.. were married IT the par.
soHagc os Main stree, Methodist Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
AYDLETT is NOMINATED
resident Sends In Elizabeth City Man..
Name for u. s. Attorney OF
Eastern Carolina.
y Associated Press

lott. OF Elizabeth City, N. c.. was nom
mated by President Wilson today &c
be United States attorney for the East
G. j. Lyon, OF Greenvilie, s. C., was
uonlinated to be United States marshal
for the Western District OF South Caro-.
lima.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Index To
@@SafetieS''

The one-rnan Safety Cars" are now being
operated by 230 companies scattered all over the
country. The partial index below shows about
ore-third of the cities in which they Fused:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

The Safety Car is sound in principle 1t is safe and Il is
speedy These are the two most important elements street rail-
way and because they combined the Safety
Car the why this type universally
adopted in such short time 1870
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

ThS ,mrls' IN, AnTiliary Of Grace Street nan.
hathcrine Atkinson. ole West Mnrs mi
Street. SATURDAY afternoon at Z n,cinnis Ha u