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CARE OF BRAKES
PREVENTS WEAR
EQj11ization and Proper Atten-
, @ Of Cars Machinery Are
I Explained.
AECT OF CONTROL RODS
cboSeoes and Other Parts Are Not
eyovided With Any Means Of Lu-
rication-Become Quite Noisy
and RattIesome.

y automobile owner is hardly to
Named because he neglects the
and control linkage on his car.
I45all beneath the chassis, and ii is
3nly not arranged in such "A way
IN give 1t any marked attention.
- of the control rods are not pro
|1q with any means of fabrication,
III there seems to be little or moth.
Hl1hat the owner can do to take
l.! of this part of the car.
n it is the brake and control
which eventually become the
- noisy and rattlesome parts of
n car. The little yoke connec-
- with which the little ends of
are held together, become
llOf grit and are naturally bound
Par.
|De connections through which the
rs are operated are simple and
h to follow. The pedal or lever
voted and connected with a set
Ids and linkage arranged in such
ooy as to transmit the motion of
foot or hand in reduced and
80 more powerful leverage to the
mechanism.
lH Brake Adjustment.
- adjusting brakes some precau.
IL must be kept in mind. In the
r. Of the foot-brake. which is gen.
~ the external or contracting
y the bands bear on the exterior
le drums In securing the braking
-. There Is generally an adjust
on the exterior part Of the
3 itself where the adjustment can
<lmade without any danger of
cling the throw Of the linkage.
w. is very important, because If
lathrow or centers of the links are
|lged In their relationship they
!be affected by the motion of the
l1gs.
fhaps you have noticed in some
\ that IL you watch the brake
~. 1t will move in or out as the
Essprings are DETECTED. The rea-
q Tor this Is that the rod which
nects the brake linkage with the
4e operating units. or, in other
Is, the last link In the chain Of
Is centered so that the upward
K downward motion of the chas.
eenters about such a point in re.
p to the pivot point Of the rod
It becomes relatively longer or
ter and consequently moves the
fe mechanism.
4ere are great many mnnufac-
rs who are not putting equalizers
9heir cars and in these makes 1t is
essential to see that the brakes
Fadjusted uniformly.
NJ How to Test Brakes.
easy way to test the brakes Is
Five at about ten miles an hour
some one Is watching the cnr.
y the brake slightly and allow
observer to note If one wheel was
II before the other. IF SO. tight
e adjustment on the last wheel to
and try 1t again. The test can
nde on any kind Of road where
urfnce beneath each wheel is the
A fiat piece of asphalt makes
~ good place to hold such test.
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State OF Ohio. City OF Toledo. Lucas
County-ss
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is
senior partner of the firm of r J. Cheney
& Co.. doing business in the City of To-
ledo. County and State aforesaid. and that
said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUN
DRED DOLLARS for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence. this 9Th day of December.
A. D. 1885.
(SeaD A. W. Gleason. Notary Public.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is TAX
en- internally and acts through the Blood
on the Mucous Surfaces Of the system.
+. J. Cheney Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
+. ]. Cheney G. Co. Toledo. Ohio.
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Cash Grai. in Chicn1..

Cnicago.--Wheat-No Northern
spring. $2.76.
Corn-No. 3 mixed. s1.71; No. 2
yellow. $1.7361.H
oats--No.. 2 white. s1.O1h: No. )
white. 9SMc0$1.O0.
Rye-No. 2, SIS7A.
Barley-$1.620l.70.
Timothy Seed-$s0O0 0l2OO
Glover Seed--$40. .OOQ $500
Pork-Nominal.
Lard-$19.50.
Ribs-$17.7501s.62.
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There is nothing more satisfactory
after day Of hard work than line
full of snowy white clothes. For such
results use Red Cross Bag Blue.
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chicago Produce.

Chicago-Butter-C 45Q soc.
Eggs-Lower; receipts. 12.259 cases;
firsts. 40c: ordinary firsts, 35h R3shc;
at mark. cases included. 37039hc.
Poultry-Alive. steady; springs. 8ss:
fowls. 41c.
Potatoes-Steady. Receipts, 8s cars:
northern white. sacked, $7.00Q72b: do.
bulk, $7G007.75.
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"DlAMOND DYES" DON'T
RUIN YOUR MATERIAL
Women! Don't Buy Poor Dye That
Fades, Streaks, or Runs.

Each package Of diamond Dyes"
contains directions so simple that any
women can diamOnd-dye new. rich.
fadeless color into worn. shabby gar
ments. draperies. coverings. whether
wool. silk. linen. cotton or mixed goods.
Buy diamond Dyes"-nO other kind
then perfect results are guaranteed
even II you have never dyed before.
Druggist has color card.-Adv.
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EASTERN LIVE STOCK.
At Chicago.

Chicago.-Cattle-To yearIings and
heavy steers. $1,000: bulk. $4,000
1850: cows steady to weak bulk, $500
011.00; choice 560-pound heifers,
$l4.50: Gamers steady; bulls strong to
25c higher: veal calves mostly Zoe
higher; bulk, $14.5oQ 1900: no stocker
trade.
Hogs-Practical top, $3.50; bulk.
$14.S5 q 1875: packing largely. $500
pigs lower.
Sheep = Choice Colorado wooled
lambs. $21.00: choice shorn lambs
RADIO yearlings. $500: top ewes. sl5.25.
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A Mean Reoret.

She-Alr. Bangs was the man I was
engaged TO when you came along.
He-1 always did just miss my
luck.
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master the present. we will be slaves
to the future.
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ness men feel at ease at polite so
cial function.
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METAL MARKETS

METAL. MARKETS.
Colorado settlement prices
Bar silver, 31.17A.
Copper. pound, 10000.
Lead. 1925.
Spelter. $8.42.
Tungsten. per unit. $6.5o0l5.00.
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Anyway. the rolling stone doesn't
get into the moSsback class.
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a
a
IN outpu
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Making Fast.

"He bolted the ticket"
Then what happened?'
He and the party locked horns"
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y or Toledo. Lucas

Air castles are perfectly ventilated.
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Things we didn't do we regret most.
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Ituttcr Fat.
Fruit.

T.. '....... .6Z Qb b3
''a'ioh .................. So
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Forget the faults of other people.
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Apples. Colo. box .s2.ooa 500
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Dressed Poultry.
Live Poultry.
l;HEs.

'FT'VtTy ITtsH, case
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-08-20
CARROIITOK.


Rev. and Mrs. C0mpers and son, OF
Washington, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
John Honck Rev Compers preached
q very interesting sermon in the
Bethel on Sunday.
Don't forget Sunday school at $50
and c. e. at 9.45.
We regret very much to report the
death Of Rev. B p. Wenger. lie died
on Tuesday in the Good Samaritan
Hospital, Lebanon county, Pa. His
much loved wife and family have the,
heart felt sympathy Of the entire
community.
J. 81 Evans, who has had a relapse
is again confined to his bed and un-
der the care Of DR.. Bare: His many
friends wish him a very speedy re-
covery.
Mrs Gussie J BLIZZARD and two chill
dren, Emerson and Charlotte, spent
several DAYS visiting friends and rel
atives in Washington and Baltimore.
Master Ollie Blizzard spent the
weeks end with his little cousins,
Donald and Melton Ebaugh, Of West
minister
Mrs John Menchy is svending this
week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. e. Evans
Several Of cur folks spent Sunday
at Emory Grove Camp.
The LegUres Grove meeting, an I'M
production Of a permanent camp meet
ing of the Churches Of God Of the
Maryland and Virginia Eldership in
the future, will begin Saturday ev-
ening: August 81, and close Sabbath
evening, August 20. We should make
an effort to attend this camp and help.
f success.
- end Albert Long, sons of Mr.
Trs Noah Long. were at the hos.
last week and had their adenoids
- tonsils removed.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-08-20
Gun1nen Stage Hold-Ups to Entertain
Their Girls.

Chicago, Ang. 12-Three auto ban
dts took their sweethearts out last
night to show them a good time ana
according to the police and the victim
of the robbers, a pleasant time was
had BY ali except OF course, the
police and the victims.
According to the police who
pursued the bandits car, the girls
enjoyed the party hugely. scream
ing with delight as the automobile
bounced over crossings with the
police in pursuit,
The bandits staged three hold-ups
for the benefit of their lady friends
before the police got on their trail
The officers came upon the bands car
at Division street and Oak Park
avenue. A confederation chase down
Division street followed. The police
opened fire and the bandits replied
More than 20 shots we're fired before
the bandits finally lost the police car.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-08-20
WALUAeLE FARM ZOE SALE.

$50 acre farm ore mile from West
minster. Large 10 room Brick House,
metal roof 40x1OO feet bank barn, and
all necessary outbuildings. All build
ings in very good condition. Two
good streams of running water and
all land in high state of cultivation
except about 5 acres of woodland.
Possession April 1, 1921 Apply to
july30-tf ADVOCATE OFFICE.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-08-20

m this issue will be found an adj
vertisement of the Johns Hopkins
University concerning the entrance
- 71ination and State scholarship in
- DEPARTMENT of Engineering.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-08-20
August Bargains At
Sharrer, G0rsuch { STAIRS
Carroll county's Big and Only Exclusive
Clothing Store


IL all wool light colored $50 and $35
Suits $1,000.
80 hand tailored $50 Suits, reduced to
$4,000.
10 elegant SIS Suits. reduced to s45.
Is handsome $45 Suits, reduced to
$3.50
II fine $40 Suits, reduced to $S2
20 $40 to $S5 Suits at 20 per cent dis
count.
IS stout Mems Suits at 20 per cent
discount
SIS and $40 Knee Pants Suits at
$16.75s
g S s g. SIC Knee Pants suits at
50 Knee Pants Suits. sizes 10 to IS,
at $3.50.
These are Special Bargains
Boys Linen Suits reduced to Sc.
25 pairs Boys Wash Knee Pants 80.
rs pairs Boys 4 to 10 year Khaki
Pants, reduced.
5000 Mems Dress Shirts, collars at
tached, SITS
Monte $3.50 Silk Hose $1.25.
Boys Pajamas SITS.
Boys Nainsook Union Suits 69c.
B. v. D. Union Suits s175.
40c Wash Ties 25c.
Mems Balbriggan Union Suits 81.
Hanover Colt Skiu Gloves 75c
The best cottonade and Khaki Pants.
Mems Poros Knit Drawers CSC.
New Belts and Ties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
DEMOCRATS SEEK ADVICE
OF. PRESIDENT 0NTREATY.
Want Clear Understanding OF His
Views ON Pact as Gam.
paiEn Issue.
ny Aaanalalou Press, i

WASHINGTON, March 5.LWith an
tn,, failure to ratify the peace treaty
lim n1sn Dem senators decided
with President Wilson before the de-.
cisive vote IL taken.
Not only DO they want to know do
Ing a compromise, but they desire Sire 10
have a clear understanding Of his views
S on ,he o treaty a. a caainpaslgn issue
1t Into q dominant position In politics
It is Understood Some or them Also
desire to. ask what measures, If any,
relieve the country from q war status
while decision at the polls Is awaited.
The ni0ye for such IL conference,
initiated long ago among some cla-
definite form whcn senator Hitchcock.
OF Nebraska, the administration leader
sent TO tho White House during tho day
ovcr. the Senate situation with ssiia-
tor Simmons. OF North Carolina in
charge for tho Democratic side. or a
compromise. II was Indicated. however.
the appointment with Senator Simmons,
" ono were arranged, would be only
tho President and II committee Of soma
tors chosen to take up with him the
whole problem facihg the Senate.
Negotiations in progress. under tho
management Of Senators Watson and
Cunmins, have conferred about Article
a, the hardest nut to crack in the
entire controversy, but such progress
has been made that the outcome is re-
sarded by many Senator'S as depending
now on the verdict of tho President.
Democratic Senators do not want to
vote for ratification which the Prcsi-
dent later will reject, nor do they wal,
to turn down any reasonable offer or
compromise unless they are certain IL
would be unsatisfactory to him.
posal now stands In the Watson Sim
mons negotiations, it is understood TO
contemplate reservation declaring
guarantee tho territorial integrity of
other league members by means OF It's
army or navy. by boycott or any
by diplomatic pressure. except when
Congress gives sncciffc and affirmative
authority for such course.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
MILLS CHOSEN CHAIRMAN
Of investigating BOARD.
Richmond Senator VIII Iiead Com
mittcc of inquiry on Conduct OF
Prohibition Department..

Senator Morgan t. Mills, Of Rich
mona, was chosen yesterday afternoon
At meeting OF the members or the
General Assembly namod to conduct an
Prohibition. chairman of tho Joint Leg
islattve committee charged with this
duty
1t was decided that the first session
Of the committee should be held Mon
day night ut o'clock in the courtroom
where any complaint or charge may be
lodged. either orally or In writing, with
the investigating committee.
rho state Accountant. who Is n men,
per OF the committee. was present yes.
terday ut the organization meeting,
and was directed to report an audit Of
tho Departments books at tho session
on Monday night. An investigation OF
inc commissioners accounts is espo.
cially called for in tho resolution au-
thorIzing tho Investigations.
Tho resolution Was introduced in tn,
House by Delegate Joyce, OF Patrick
County. who had associated with him
81 number OF co-patrons. It was
adootcd without opposition, after Its
patron hah agreed in committee 10 nm
crnor the authority Of naming ono
member OF the Investigating body. In
tito Senate ctmniittce IL Wns OPPOSED
~ senator Mapi with the result that
III was reported out with tho retori-
mendation that 1t do not pass. On the
Goor however. he, ut the request Of
Commissioner Peters, called It up and
nod IT passed. with tho slight change
OF cutting down tho representation Of
tho House from three to two members.
associates with senator Mills on the
committee are Senator. S. L. Ferguson,
Of .Appomattox, ana Delegates 70. r.
tn;ier. OF Richmond, and Norveli +.
Henley. OF Williamsburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
FIFTH DISTRICT ELECTION
FOR CONGRESS ON JUNE Is
Governor Sets Dntc for Selection of
Successor TO Judge L. w.
SunnderA.
Governor DAVIS yesterday fxcd rrucs

Governor Davis yesterday fixed Tues
day. june Is. as the date upon which
y special election will be Held In the
Fifth Congressional District TO name
4 successor in the House OF Rcpresen-
tatives to Judge r.. w. Saunders, who
resigned on March 1 to take his seat
upon the Supreme Court Of Appeals
Of VirS nia.
mittcc. probably will meet within tho
next few days in Danville for tho
naming nominee, whether by primary
Bureh chairman. Henry County: j. r. r.
Clement, PlttsylVania; j. NJ. Hooker,
Patrick; S. VI. Nicholson. Franklin. and
NJ. II. Booker. Halifax.
AHowcd candidates tor the seat made
vacant by the resignation OF Judge
saunders are Senator NJ. g.. Booker.
az Halifax. and Colonel Rorcr a.
lanes: OF Danville. chairman or the
state Democratic Committee II is IN
prant will enter the race.
Senator Booker will advocate when
the district committee meets. that the
nomination be made by primary, while
II is understood that Colonel James
iavors the convention plan A bin
sponsored at this session OF the Legis-
lature by Senator Booker, making the
primary method compulsory for con-
gressional nominations in all districts.
mas been defeated in the Senate.
senator Booker declared yesterday
is adopted, he will go before the body
supported by every delegate from tho
Counties Of Halifax and Charlotte. half
enough to win the nomination
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
HURLEY FAVORS PRIVATE
OWNED MERCHANT FLEET
Former Head of Shipping Hoard Urges
Snic of al Govcrnmcnt-Owne0
FrciKhtlng Tonnage.
IBy AssocIatca Press.

NEW YORK, March 5.-Under pri-
xate ownership and operation. rner-
ne American flag as under any other
Edward ". Hurley. former chairman of
inc United states Shipping Board. de-
clared in statement made public here
today. Mr.. Hurley advocated the early
sale OF the government owned fIeet
put said. 1t must not be concentrated
IN the hands OF u few large steamship
companies"
He explained that nearly 800 steam
snip companies now are organized.
many OF thcm successfully engaged in
foreign trade. by September OF this
yG3 i he added. the governments fleet
VIII consist Of Approximately 1900
"tce' vessels. totaling 100000 tons,
and II these companies can be Induced
20 take Fix ships each the problem Will
he solved
From I'm investment standpoint. Mr..
Hurley pointed out that shipping pre-
scented attractive possIbilitics even at
present tonnnGc prices. EIe expressed
the belief that freight rates and shin
building costs will remain high for at
least five years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
SCOUTS TO ACT AS USHERS.
AT IRWIN COBB LECTURE
Ki,vnpIa Club Inritcs Members OF A.
senibfy tO Attend as Its
Quests.

: boy Scouts, under the direction OF
Deputy Scout Commissioners Stuart
Ragland. viii be the ushcrs at the
City AUDITORIUM Monday night, when
irwin ). Cobb. magazanc writer and
considered By MANI tho greatest hum
orist III America. Will deliver Ills adj
dress on made IN America" under the
auspices of tho kiwanis club.
BEFORE the hour Of tho lecture. tho
youngsters VIII be Instructed thor.
oughly In The seating plan OF tho
building, so they may serve those at
tending swiftly without mistakes.
Through the program committee
which has charge Of the arrangements
for the appearance of MIR. Cobb. the
kiwanis Club has invited members OF
the General Assembly to be its guests
and hear the humorist. Tickets TO tho
address Will be distributed this MORN
ing by Clerk Of tho House John w
Williams, and to Senate Clerk O. v.
hanger. it is understood that Mr..
Cobb VIII have something to say OF
political conditions throughout the
country In his address,
The Kiwanis Club will use the pro-
ceeds OF the lecture 10 swell the re-
serve fund from which it viii holm
worthwhile civic causes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06

Gowermor Davis ycstsrday approved the
sembly: $50 40
seS ssnn'e a biz a$sTo amend ana
iose Bit iss ef G rsSen pf pe sFs1"a and
ana 70 enact section ga and Section H' .i-S T.
and 81 and mS s "n an re of =
to amend and enact a an aet en
for the town tow OF ffo Farmre new charter
House bill lss-To authorize and en-.
he oaa Fine E sT 5'Sb' na% Ssrt cont Of
Farmers, ,Edueational ana G"soperat We
County Of frnec Edm isnG at Rice in the
eafa s AID local eH"s fos II. Of
II dssiI n In r the astriGt Of commssions
and aSss S %hien p he " Wss rsaars ID
by BY. law 10 MAKE. wSrs not made upon the
% or Tnn eols nf
WsFi r" Ses on sa, of dss s
"1@ w Ia. .ta hs s as a S
out Sa as"S lit Of s PsGF5'y amend and .e.enae
ses,ion a7IS 81, OF tho code o. virginia !,
s eYnntes aanns SaFa aau e.
a 1ns rc city iy,S witn popuIsil" or 125ooo
uSaa com%en ys sSSes + sss
H,,otiolS ny. ~ u liz. LIE End llla OF
'h mns c ;,c "f Xrgina and repeal
iial o. tho Code OF Virginia. ~ nov '"'
senate hill l37-To amend AN act entitled
m .ct to define ardent aplrits and to pro-
ntbit Tho manufacture. use. sale. offering
Tor sale Transportation Keeping for sAlo
Ind giving away OF ardent spirits or
senate bill 157--To amend and rc-enact
section ? OF an act entitled un act Tor
working. and Keeping In order the publit.
rnaGs OF Mocklcnburc County. and TO pro-
vide for The levy OF taxes for that PURPOSE
annroyed March 6. 1900. aa heretofore
Senate hni G4--To authorize the County
or tlbcmarle to borrow money and issue
bonds for sum not exceeding three hun
drcd thousand dollars (s360. 0O0J.
Senate bill iS7-To uuihorizn and en-
power the city Council OF Tie city III Buenn
Vista To raise ana levy annually. by as
Of taxation taxable by the commonwealth
IN said city. such sums of money as IL
shall deem necessary cXpedient TO de-
ray tho expenses OF said city and to limit
the amount thereof
Senate hill 207--rn' uthorizc tho Board
Or supervisors OF Rockingham County to
$4,000 Tor is period Of not exceeding four
Senate bill 2a7--To amend and re-cnact
sections 81 ana CT OF AN act entitled IAN
act entitled an act to amend and rc-cnact
an act. approved July .. 1870 and to amend
l ooro %od f. amend and sSo a., ast
enact an act approved January 90. 1894
relating TO tho charter OF the town OF
iinrris"nburG, approved March .. 1896.
Scnai" bill 224-'ro authorize and can
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
House Bills

NY. cir. st~nhens6u-A bill to provide
Tor the completion az the publication bind
Etnia
the Hoard of SUPERVISORS Of Leo County
to borrow money and issue bonds of an id
county. or any Of the inasstcrlaI Districts
thereof for n sum not exceeding ys0. 900
Tor the purposc OF reminding rcpairinr
ifnrrov!nE and maintaininE the public roads
AMI bridSes of said county. and IN levy
teS"s I" nay the interest thereon and to
cr-a,e t,.ihktpgt fund FOR tho aymcnt or
{, Ey ar. Stuari--A hiii Tor the protection
or Ish IN the waters II Cimch River and
tHs tributaries In TN" County of Russell
by Mr. Mnyo g. Rrown-!, bill confirm
ing payment by the Auditor OF Public.
accounts 10 l.ynchburg CITY Farm. and au-
ihrriz!ng the payment of 1854 TO said city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
power the BOARD OF superyisors OF HAITIAN
county to borrow money and 9issae notes

power the Board OF SUPERVISORS Of Halifax
Soun!y to borrow naency and issae notes
), I.ss BIN .is!-ro au.horize, The city of
dollars ({26Qu0J OF bonds for the aurposu
oil acquiring tho NECESSARY land In erecting
and constructing buildings Tor Arc stations
Senate bill 1ed--For tho, protection, OF
certain kinds OF game birds and 10 regulate
the killing. injurinR. destruction and CAD,
i,a's oIs6sS o Sme n na ;s,enae'
Senate nil, ie5..;To provide how y char,
.ftcusc bll 1910 authorlae tho town
the erection by tho Perisbufg school dis
trict OF IL public high ?chool building iii
said town, and TO provide Tor the issuing
for the said PURPOSE
House bill loo--Io authorize tho city
Of Newport News TO issue one hundred
the purchasing OF necessary real estate
and In erecting constructing and Installing
Of Newnort News 70 ISSUE, one iiandIsd
OF bonds for rebuilding rnpairinE and re.
decking bridges over railway tracks in
House bill 1870 authorize the city OF
Newport News to Issue ono hundred thou
sand dollars tsi0o.1o0p OF bonds. for the
purpose OF greeting. constructing and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
Notice to Users of Cans, Bottles and Other Re-
ceptacles Used as Containers of Milk,
Cream and Ice Cream

Your attention directed to the Chapter 1866
OF the Acts Of Virginia Assembly
lh1s law requires that corporation
celvng milk, ice which cans
bottles or other eceptace shall thoroughly
ize such recepaces with hot water both
as practicable the BEFORE
THE SAID RECEPTACLES ARE RETURNED TO THE SHIP
PEERS OF PERSONS FROM WHOM THE SAME WERE RE
CEVtD The failure to sterliZe
In the manner specified, AND BEFORE TIE ARE
TURNED TO THE PERSONS FROM WHOM RECEIVED is
violation of this law punishable by fine
bottle or other receptacle furnished which
been ceansed or stsrilized as above provided.
You hereby notified requirements
will be strictly enforced.
The OF milk and ice recepacles other
purposes than products prohibited
A. B. THORNHILII
State Dairy and Food Commissioner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
Fined 500 for Assault.

j; s. Sears was fined 500 and costs
yesterday In tho Hastings Court FOR
assault and battery on j. w. Arnold
Sears was charged with malicio,is
wounding. but the jury failed to find
him guilty as charged. Charges against
Sears grew out Of fight which oc-
Cured ut Sixth and Broad Streets sew
eral days ago.