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Ind N,nrd in Tlun,rne Accident.

DANNILLE. Feb. lS~--NeWs was 70 :
oarcd here today OF fatality near
patS:rk Springs when HoSson Taylor.
II. was Instantly Killed by the acct
dental discharge OF shotgun. TaE-
Tor. with his brother in law. Ben Hall.
his gun with him IN the hope of shoot.
ing u rabbit. lie placed the piece
fully cooked. on n tree stump. where
the hammer was struck. pouring the
load into tho youths head below the
,.a@.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
The strong Withstand The Winter
Gold Itcitcr .Ehmn The Mcnk

Old people who arc fecblc and Younger
people who are weak, will bc strength
ened and cnableo 20 90 through, the
TASTELliSS chill TONIC. which is sim
ply IRON and CUISINE suspended In
syrup. So pleasant even children like
II. You can soon fccl its Strengthen
ing. lnvieoraung Effect. Price cec--
Adv.
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nordcn sail. TOR Uanndn

LONDON, FHrN. IS.---Slr KObcft EoT-
den, The Canad:am Premier, sailed TO-
day for New fCrh, where he is 10 meet
Lady Borden. Ills health, II is stated.
is much improved since he left Ottawa
and he now intends going TO the South
ern Steies TO continue his holiday.
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PULASKI, Feb. 1S.--AIrs Ellen GIL
nler Darst, wife OF Il. l.. Darst. divi-
sion superintendent of schools for
Pulaski County. died Tuesday At her
home in Dublin. Death was due 10
paralysis. n STROKE OF which affected
:he left side November }, last and
from which she never rallied.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
Rob Grave. 10 Get Fuel.

VIENNA. FEB. lS.-Sy stemailc van
Ialism and robbery in cemeteries has
led 10 demands Toy police protection
been dcspoi!, articles OF the slightest
value stolen and collins smashed for
r.WCod.
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Bristol Dentists suffer RAID.

SRlSTOL. Feb. lS.-Search Is beinG
made by the police for an unknown
person or persons who entered the
parlors OF five pron;ncn, iocal dentists
and stole gold and platinum filings
valued at $1,000. The dentists suffer
ing from the raids OF tho robbers
We're Drs. II. G. Cunningham, G. y.
Quiiien. James King. w :. Barke,
and S, W. Rhoa. No clue has been,
found Yet. The work. evidently that
of experts. left no trace OF entrance
NH nNi. 20 the dcniiS SIS, niilcCS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19

Accept California" Syrup of Figs
onlyloGk for the name California on
the package. then YOU arc sure your
child is having the best and most harm
less laxative or physic for the little
stomach. liver and bowels. Children
love it's delicious fruity taste. Full
directions FOR child's dose Oh each bot
tie. Give IL without fear.
-Mother' You must say California"
Adv -
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william WeSt.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Feb. 1S-NNil-
liam West, 81. oc Stafford County. died
at his home near the courthouse yes
terday. He was an eX-Confederatc
soldier and is survived by his wife and
II number OF near relatives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19

HUSTON, Foo. IN.-PIhyerS OF INC
Boston symphony Orchestra have made
joint request for increased wages,
and have taken steps toward joining
tiic Musicians Cnion. the wage re-
quest, tnroiviu an annual advance OF
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LONDON, For. lS.-Thc Lctt.sh icga
tion here announces that the Lcttish
government has decided TO open peace
negotiations with Soviet Russia in
conjunction with other border states
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.InscNh /. Ala.

Funeral services for Joscr,i l.. AllcS.
t:oa yesterday afternoon, will he ron.
Quoted tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'clock
from Bouleyard Baptist Church. Burial
in lakewood. MI. Alley Is survived by
his Nile and Tour stepchildrcn;, al%o
by his father. seven brothers and Two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
THAN
WHISkEY FOR
COLDS AND FLU

New Elixir, Called Aspiron.
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro.
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent Compli.
cations.
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ADJUSTMENTS
t,crretti a 1A.iac Mnrld 1,1nrhl.r.

FCrretfi Wide World TrnvkIer.
Few singers have roamcd the globe
more than Carlo lerretti the we'll
known Italian baritone. who is q mem
her of the Creatoro Grand Opera Com
pRny. Signor Fcrrctti believes that q
singer should travel in order TO gain
experience, especially if inc intends
making concert his fort. Folk songs
and such never fail to attract music
lovers, and iHerretti found great inter
cat in collecting folk SONGS from
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Irx. Mary A, Profit.

LYNCnEuHG. Feb lS-Mrs. Mary
Ahbie Profit. 81. wife OF Charles H..
homo in Madison Heights. OF pneu.
mon.a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
Flu Cancels Nurses Convention.

LYNCIIBURG, Feb. lS.--Miss Lillian
Van Felt. OF I.ynchhurs, president OF
been advised that the State conven-
zion scheduled for Norfolk February
24-:6 has been called off on account
of the inhncuZa situation throughout
Virginia.
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FREDERICKSBURG, Feb. lS.-aiss
late H. T.. Hart. Formerly Of this city.
died IL few days ago at DHnnsvilie. NJ
the home of her daughter, Mcs. Deane
1Iundlcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19

IIYNCHBCkCi. Fob lS.-Aliss Lillian
keesce. OF t:ving,on. came to the city.
last week to nurse members OF the
family of1oscar II. Written. ~ Wads
worth street, who were Ill OF Influenza,
i6t she contracted Tho malady anu
oies this morning three hours before
MIR. Written expired. NJ. Whi;'en is
s9tv.vc6 by his wife, wno is deSpcr-
ats'y g! Of influenza. and one O.! the
.Vo surviving rhildren is also Ill.
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Confirm. Italian Ambn.,ndor.

WASH INGTUN. Too. it.-Thc 0onii-
ration OF Robert Underwood Johnson.
or New York. 10 10 ambassador 70
Italy, was confirmed without opposition
today by the Senate.
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JOHNSON FILES PAPERS
California senator 0ahIineh fur NIich-
ipnn Trehiientini rferetehee Dhi.
1ot III lansing, Mfehs
by NssocInted I,fcss.1

LANslNti.S t iT5gfIn'' Feb 5SSi Ex-senator
Hiram johnson. California. qualified
for the Michigan presidential prefer
encc ballot today when petitions carr
ryfnE more than the 100 required sig
natures were filed with the Secretary
of state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19

LYNCIiBURti Feb. fisherman
Bib. %. died Monday night At his
hcmc in Monroe % pneumonia.
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RICHMOND TIMES DIsPATcH THURSDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1920

vivcd by two sisters. Mrs. Charles Il.
Blankenehip and Miss Mary Wa:ket
anu three brothers. Mason wulke:. OF
Chesterfield County; Waveriy Walker.
and Lee Walker. of Richmond
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Mrs. Iknte II. I,nn,n-

: I.YNClIBuRG, Feb. 1S.-Afrs. Katie
T. Camp died here today ut the resi-
dcnce Of y. H. Dabney, after several
weeks Illness Of heart trouble
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SneElnl Data.

rTemrcra,ure. dry, bulb. 4. No.. s!
Temperature, dry hIib. L. M....... %
Temperatures, dry bulb. T.. M........ -
Temperature, wet em'h. S y; M,....... 81
Temperature. wet hnic. / i. M....... ~
Temperatures. wet bulb y. M......... a.
Relative humidity, ). M........... 4:
Relative humidity. J.. N............ IS
Relative humidity. L. Gl............ Sc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19

naval b;taf, WAS halted Today shSriIS
AFTER It's EMANCIPATION by THE raisIhi
OF the question OF whether 6f-hutt tIS
city was obligated by contract ~
agreenient to furnish tile buses wate,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
Mnler'a Antiseptic OIL, I1noub N
Snake Oil
VIII Positively RELIEVE Paih in a Few
Minutes.

VIII Positively RELIEVE Paih in Few
Minutes.
Try it right now for rheumatism,
Neuralgia. Lumbago sore. stiff and
swollen joints; pain in Tho head. back
and limbs, corns; bunions, etc. After
one application pain usually disappears
a IL by magic.
A new remedy used externally for
Coughs, Colds, Group. Influence, Sore
Throat, Diphthcria and Tonsilitis.
This OH is conceded to be the most
psopf ang Temsdy erect a9o N 1.at
ing pain Is due to the fact that 1t
penetrates to the Affected parts at
drobs on the thickest piece of sole
leather and 1t will penetrate this sub-
stance through and through IN three
minutes.
Accept no substitute. This great oil
tarea BY Herb JaIes Msdicihs Com
pany. only. Get it at all druggists.
Adv.
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tnuuIrc I'm Norfoik water CASE.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. 1S.-The in
of the House Naval Ar
supply situation. IN which the ability
of tho city To adequately meet tic
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Mr.. Emily JAM LcwA<

PULASKI. Feb 1S.-Mrs Emily Jane
Lewey. -. died Tuesday at the home
OF Allen De Hart, from pneumo nia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
Local Temperature Yesterday.

y T. NJ. iempero tur.- ......... %
MaNimum temperature to A.. A.. -
Minimum temperature 10 5 i. A...... 80
Mean temperature YESTERDAY. ...... 81
Normal Temperature for this datc... 80
Excess yesterday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Deficiency stucc March i........... 80.
since January l............ IL"
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INcnl lsninfnlI.

Rainfall! - hours ending y. N. ..... Ncn
Rainfall :; hours ending y. ". Non,
Excess since March Ia. .............. -
Excess c:ncc January I.............. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19

! China. Japan. Java, India and other
parts OF the l'ar East. He studied
opera and sung In many parts OF Bu-
rope. md was success wherever he
FSrre,ii appears with the company
, %alny night. Other operas to be heard
S S RHstieana 9 aSd pael haEat;
at the saturday matihcc.
sinbe> Garrison.
It is widely varied program which
Maaf a. af IRIS ,.,, vii, siyG ts0frs S
assisted by Miss Lacla Hartley, the
well-known pianist Tho list Ii com
prised Sf opera selections and Al mum.
Der OF songs, many OF, them familiar
homes. owing 10 the many records
which have been made. The Corley
Company ~ Responsible Tor bringing.
the charming litGe diva 10 Richmond.
Music is the one form OF entertnin-
nent ope, TO Il largo class OF people
tainment during the season or tasting
and II is probable that The artists will
be greeted by capacity audience.
"I'Io Flo"
John Cort's big. laughing. musical
success. entitled "Flo i'lo." will be tho
attraction al tho strand. beginning
With Il holiday matinee on Monday.
for a limited enea cement OF three per-
'f'lo Flc' has n chorus o. .perrec,
ihirty-six'' .giriy' girls. a, gorgeous
gathering OF gowns. and added 10 all
this there is surfct OF lyrics that
haunt one and an endless Chain OF
Dialogue in epieram that keeps the
audience on tho q0i rive.
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netaii Ciena4s 90 !,

Retail Cherries 10 Meet.
McnlperS OF the Retail Clerks .sssc7
at O'Clock at the Arcade BnLlding TO
consider what part they will take in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19

Local Observations at s y. VI. Yesterday.
Wind direction, south: wind velocity,
Weather at Il. NJ. cloudy.
Snecinl Dutu.
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The Weather
Ofarnsshed by U, y. weather Bm%ss.a
Forecast: ,i-sinin =

Forecast: Nirainin -
tnfr Thursday and
Friday. slightly colder
Thursday.
North Cnroiinu-Pnrt-
ly cioudy Thursday md
friday. not III u a h.
rllangc II, Temperature.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun riSeS.- S:SG Morning t:i2
sun Sct............ so Evening. ...... t:3l
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-04

Bob out OF the stupor.
Perhaps he never would waken!
Perhaps he would die and our mis-.
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package in which he feared a
bomb, Tom received and opened It.
Then he smiled happily. WHATS
It about?" they asked.
I'm afraid and Tom beamed
gently upon them, at was meant
for my eyes alonel"
Many times he reread It.
Dear Mr.. Morse:
"Your letter came as a surprise,
although had hoped you would
write. And l think a letter must
have preceded it which did not
get. This one seemed so very def
mite from a person whom had
thought a little bit shy! l can't
say for sure what / think of it-un-
til see you. When will business
bring you this way again? Mary"
It was after Toms sisters re-
turned from the wedding and from
seeing Tom and his bride of on a
tour through the Berkshtres that
Janice said wonderingly: "Why do
you suppose Tom told US, her hair
was brown"
"Aud her eyes were blue?" asked
Elsie.
And her father was shoe mer.
chant?" added Belle.
But none Of them found out
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uzzs!" came thing through the buekyhes aed the thing
hipmunk bile busy munchng the
tasty the buckWheat BpEzz rattle buzEz! 1t came
my what an enormous must bet he thought And
greedy good thing got here today instead OF going TO
school because the thing he'd have this stuff all eat
up And Chip suring himself like Hindu who thinks
there's tamn wise to eat'Rhile
Rattle roar crash Ne and the noise
THAT must bee the whole world
thought Chip m surely have TO hurry for Ill bet he'll eat every
thing in sight -, -:
able to me tops OF the We wing ned nave seen
By two horses teeth which biting
OF the buckWheat rapidly.
Chip had sped delicious ing up
him reach or three times he jumped
finally getn ga good hold the stalk he hung until he
could shake grain with hi s teeth.
lucky thing him II at he made that jump for Just then
OF legs likely had been the ground
Chip felt himself caught up dreadful queezey place then
thrown violently eYeryt my
goodness!" he painted whats Ii appeded?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-04

OF A BRIDE
Ted's Telegram to Me Causes a
Observation-Disclosures
NeahTraaedy.
(CopyrlgBt, 1890

assembled the stairs slowly. MY
bag was heavy. My feet dragged.
dropped my bag on the floor OF
my room, with careless bang and
It seemed to me that faint moan
came in response to the CHATTER, as
II an invalid had been rudely
aroused. My Imagination had such
n wretched habit OF working over
time that I forced myself to throw
OF the uncomfortable thought,
A hot bath rested me. With
quieter nerves came the desire to
dress myself In something striking.
" pretty, in something my husband
would admire. | decided to take
my time to dress. would not go
over to the big house until felt
sure that the men had gone on to-
the Thanksgiving football game.
I dropped my hairbrush In my
nervousness, and once more that
faint moan made me jump. rose
to my feet and glided slowly to-
ward the door Of my husbands
room. From there. IL anywhere,
came the distressing sigh. push.
ed the door wide. Bob's things
were scattered carelessly. His dear
familiar garments were tossed In q
heap upon a chair.
And across the width of the bed,
with his feet dragging on the floor,
was stretched the still form Of MY
husband.
l closed my eyes involuntarlly,
and stood like q statue OF fear, with
iace averted and hands uplifted as
IL to ward OF terror had got the
strength to face,
But even as | turned my head
away, perceived a yellow tele-
gram upon the floor. 1t had fallen
from Bob's limp hand. ! knew
what 4 was without investigating.
1t was Ted's wire addressed to me:
we will sail as planned. Wire
ME the number Of the train you
will take"
dressed to me!
ran to the bod and clasped my
husband in my. arms. His pulse
was feeble and high. But he was
aliveI
/ raised him, as best could, and
atraightened his limbs tenderly,
arranged q pillow, and spread a
cover over him. Then I phoned to
Ann to call the family doctor, and
to send one Of JIm's nurses imme-
diRtely.
Then water, between Bibs lips;
a loosened collar, restoratives and
all the little first aids had once
considered so important but which
appeared futile In the hour Of my
great need.
Nothing could do would bring
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under tandtn1 Fotiid remain itnex'
planned foFeyer!
Never had 1 loved my huaband
50 devotedly. Not unttl TOO iate
did IrealiEe how much I loved him
II be- lived, would spend all the
days OF my life caring for Kim
II lie lived-no matter how little
he might care about me!
AT last ] had discoTared ths
meaning OF the only owe which Is
worth while.
Even as held Bob's hand, and
bfooded oyer him, my brain shaped
the words OF a precious definition
Of true lore:
Love seeketh not itself to please
Nor for itself hath any care,
But for another gives It's ease
And builds a Heaven in Heirs
despair"
would build a Heaven in Helrs
destair-if Bob ever came back to
me- from the dreaded stillRess
which bound hts spirit and shut 1t
away from mine.
sealed my vow with kisses on
his closed lids.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-04
PRACTICAL NEWELL

A new inkWell consists OF a
oohtaiher for the ink, a quill, seal
ing wax and tapers. These ink
wells are of enameled wood and
come in various colors. They are
simple and do not take up much
room.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-04

frocks that may be seen any night
in the Greenwich Village Follics
of 1920. 1t has an exquisite SAT-
fron-toned accordian-pleated ckirt
with a high wasted blouse tied
about with a narrow silver ribbon
trailing two long ends straight
down the center front, and very
long. close sleeves tied about the
wrist with more ribbon,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-04
Appropriate
Gifts For
Christmas
voR DRESSING TABLE

A charming addition to any
dressing table Is an atomizer Of
cut glass and sterling silver.
These can be purchased at a rea-
sonable price and will be an APP
preclated gift,
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HOAX

who MAS ii that wrote the line;
"A iftiie iesrnitig Is d dangerous
thing - asked the Old FoBY.
Must, have bean some man VINO
was trylSE to run an automobile tol
the tirSt tinia, = replied the Crouch
Cincinnati nauiEer.
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EnR.rHE YOUNG MISS

For the young girl, diary will
be a wholesome gift, Most of
these como in one-year sizes and
are provided with a lock and key.
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practical gift for a man. It is
reasonably priced and lasts for
years.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-04

The wooden clothes pins used
annually in the United States take
10000, 900 feet Of lumber.
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by CORA MOORE
Sew YOTlr's Fashion Authority

NEW YORK, Dec. And now
it's fan or accordion frockc! They
open and close like a ballet skirt
yet they are perfectly conventional
and decorus and allow for that in
finite variety which is said TO be
the spice of life.
Here Ia one Of these very new
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-04

london has intrp e
fad for @nmen -tnks
cally tattoolns perm
plexion or blush on th9 tarq
More than 400 men IN hs|
navy are 70 receive the
guished Service Gross
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For TIE SMOKER

K smoking stand OF wrought
iron is easily moved and a most
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-08-26
SOUTH qAKOTA
RAILROAD RATES
STATE RAILWAY COMMISSION
ISSUES ORDER PERMITTING
INCREASE ASKED.

Pierre, Aug. 26.-The railway
commission has issued it's order on
the application of common carriers
for increases in intrastate rates in
South Dakota effective today.
The commission granted an in
crease of 20 per cent in passenger
rates; with the same increase for ex-
cess baggage and a surcharge equal
to SO per cent of cost space in Pull
mans.
The commission also granted a 90
per cent increase in milk and cream
rates and approved an increase of IS
per cent in many freight schedules.
The increase asked for on fuel, wood,
Ignite, livestock, immigrant move
ables, sand, stone and gravel is de-
MED
The increase in rates on first class
matter for points east and west of the
Missouri river was not granted For
instance the increase on rates be-
tween Sioux Falls and the Black Hills
will not be charged in conference with
the scale on points east and west of
the, river but out of the state.
The South Dakota Central railway
formerly charging IL per cent OF
standard rates is now made a 100 per
cent line and the Great Northern
railway, formerly charging accommo-
dation rates will now charge stand
ard through rates, according to Com
missioner Springer of the Sioux Falls
traffic bureau.
A tentative rate of increase on the
schedules denied was fixed. with the
right of the companies to urtheI
hearing unless they see fit TO accept
the tentative increase granted. which
hearing will be held September 10 il
desired.
The commission will consider The
| application of the express companies
! for hearing on September 8.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-08-26
Two Killed In
Automobile Crash

Watertown, Aug. 26-z-Edward An
derson, 10, and Arnold Solem, 20,
were killed and four other young peo-
pie were injured in an automobile
collision east of Watertown when a
Buick occupied by two men struck
a Ford in which five were riding
The Ford was overturned and badly
wrecked.
The injured are:
Orton Peterston, skull fractured
Margaret Undeland, serious BODY
bruises.
Agnes Morud, broken arm ant
badly cut face and head.
All those killed and injured were
occupants of the Ford. w. HI. Heki
driver of the Buick, had the cord
of one of his hands severed. Han
lin Purell, who was riding with He
XII, was unhurt.
The homes of all the occupants
the Ford were at Brant. The Unde
land girl was driving at the time
the collision.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-08-26

wharves are being drawn up by the
public health service as part of it's
campaign to stamp bubonic plague
out of the country. The plans are
to be furnished to states and cities
for Incorporation in building codes
While bubonic plague is under
control in the country there will al
ways be scattered infection until the
rat can be exterminated," said Sur
geon General Cummings. According
to authoritative evidence there is one
rat for every person in the United
States. To maintain this huge num-
ber of rats costs the people of this
country approximately one cent per
person every day for rat foot, an in
tolerable and unnecessary burden for
the people to carry.