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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-12

James r. I<yIc-The body of James D. Kyle, age 3S, switchman for the Fris- co railroad. who died at T local in- firmary Sunday afternoon few hours after his leg had been cut off by switch train at Acipco. was sent to Haleyville, Ala. late yesterday after- noon by Shaw for burial,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-12

Notice
 Birmingham. Ala, Sept. 27. 1920. To Whom It May Concern--This Is to certi- fy that on March 27, 1920, seized four 1eo- pound sacks of granulated sugar at or near the residence of Louis Galss. for violation of Section 345o. U. S. Revised Statutes Any one wishing to interpose a claim to this property may do so within 30 days from the publication of this notice.
 (Signed) N. l.. PIERCE, Federal Prohibition Agent in Charge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-12

DODGE - Touring; good as
 new; latest model; 1920; fully equipped with all extras; in Al condition; this is the best bargain ever offered for the price. C-59, Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-12

Mrs. Frances Durr-Funeral services for Mrs. Frances Durr. age 69, who died Sunday morning at the residence, 5l1 Delta avenue, Fairview. will be held from the residence of her parents at Aledo H.. tomorrow. the body hay ing been shipped by Shaw yesterday afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-12

Walter JncObs-The body of Walter Jacobs, twelve-year- son of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Jacobs of Trada, Ala, who died Sunday at local infirmary, was sent to Trada yesterday after noon by Shaw for burial.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-12

CHEvROLET-1s3o touring. good tires. in good running condition; Edwards Motor Co.,, 213 s. 11st st. Main 4045.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-12

FORD CHASSIS; good tires; com pletely overhauled: will make good truck or cutdown; $275. terms Ed wards Motor Co.,. 213 s. 21st st. Main 4045.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS

FOUND-I found 200 suits In . special purchase that I will sell at $16.60 and $1S.s0; dark cobra medium and heavy weights; regu- lar S3o values. Mare Linx. 1911 1st ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-12

LOST-On Fountain Heights or between 12th court and 18th 14th st-. C brown velvet bag, containing $1 bills. small key, Western Union receipt for s15, and several small articles Call Main 6221-W or notify MT. Milton League at Pizitz; reward
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28
AlaL DIA COMO HOY A
- ES
"Recordar vvir---Dante
"Recordar es vivir---Dante.
MAGIC Ell PATRIorA cUBANo c1sNERos
% DE ABRIL DE 1908

undo otros, ell ferrocarril de Puerto
Principe a Nuevitas, empeno este que
la vez que lie vale muchas aplausos y
gratitudes, tambien lie cuesta sinsabo-
res.
En- ell mismo aiio, fomenta una expo
sicion ganadera en- Puerto Principe, y
rinde homemade de amor la memoria
del Padre Valencia, lustre varon de
Camaguey. En- mil ochocientos cuarenta
Y seis, compicado en- una supuesta cons
piraci6n, Sc vi6 en- la necesidad de re
fugiarse en- los Estados Unidos. ALI apa
rece a POGO enarbolando la bandera de la
rebeldia, mas no pidiendo la indepen-
dencia, sino la anexi6n la patria de
Washington. En- Nueva York, funciona
bajo su presidencia ell Consejo cubano,
,onsejo que no es mas que una delega-
ion de las distintas asociaciones que
IN Cuba funcionan, sus*entando como
livisa ell ideal de que Cuba sea incor-
oorada a los Estados Unidos .Fue Ell,
3etancourt Cisneros, uno de los delega-
los del Consejo cubano para gestionar
erca de James Polk. presidente de la
sepub,ica del Norte, y franco amigo de
possession de Cuba, la forma en- que po
liza llevarse esta cabo. Y 81 Cuba no
,as6 en- aquel tempo ser possession
americana, fue debido cue Mr.. Polk
10 queria ocupar a Cuba por medic de
fuerza, y hechas sus proposiciones de
sompra Espaiia, esta parece que pidio
lor la rica isla, una muy crecida suma
e millones de pesos. 3.
Vino luego ell movimiento revolucio-
lario de Narciso Lopez, movimiento que
rajo como bandera la independence, y
i3etancourt Cisneros no tuvo mas parti-
ipacion en- ella, que la de nero espec-
iador. Tampoco toma. participation en-
de Agiiero. A Lopez, 81 lie presto al
yuna ayuda, fue porque en- su enemiga
contra Espaia, ayudaba a todos los que
Sc lie pusieran en- cualquier forma en-
'rente. Despues de fracasados los mo-
vimientos de Lopez y de Agiiero, el Sc
lued6 en- los Estados Unidos fraguando
,onstantemente planes revolucionarios,
os cusles nunca pudo hacer culminar.
In mil ochocien os cincuenta y seis sale
Iara Europa plantando su .ienda de pc
egrino, en- Florencia Italia. ALI lie ma
10 un hiio. Al cabo de catorce amos,
mpsrado en- la amnistia dictada en- mil
,chocientcs sesenta v uno, vuelve su
lais, triste pero 10 vencido. Y en- prue-
"a de clio, comienza escribir EN- Ell ST
5LO Viviendo unas veces en- Puerto
Principe ORES en- la Habana, pasa al
runos amos, los ultimos de su existen-
ia. Cuando Ia Corte espanola pide en-
nil ochocientos sesenta Y seis, conf
ionados para la Junta de Information,
on muchos los cubanos que piensap en-
H. 10 que contesta: "Yo no vivire mas
20 a Espafia, abreviare mis- dias'. Y
asi fue Enfermo de una terrible en-
sermedad, murio meses, despues. Cuenta
Calcagno que al solicitar de el en- mil
ochocientos sesenta v seis, datos de su
vida para ell diccionario biografico, lie
contest6 por escito dandoselos. Y al f.
nal lie decia: "Fallecio en- ell aio mil
ochocientos sesenta y seis''. iTriste pro
fecia! En- ese mismo siio murio. A su
muerte. una gran sombra de pesar Sc
extendi6 por Cuba.
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HOTELES

NACIONAL Co. Cor, son.so. ..'I.,.. -.
Affiliations en- primer risO BmDlssdos
sdncsdOs para 81 servicio. = ssFsno psEs
sscibir . los pssa.sros DOctanos Pro
OistArio con veints Ahos 90 sl pesocio.
y. Rodragues Brenss. san JEsn. r y
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OPoRTUNIDAD

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CEVHI A Fl mas frssco, smplio
"a comedor con vista al
msr Dspartamsntos pars famillas
Frents al ediicio del Ssnade y ssrca
dc los demAs Centros OEcialea nj
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Prouistario: PsAro Arristn.
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DIR. E. N. Bocanegra Lopez
Espec5alista en- Enfermedades Tropi-
Gales, Was Urinarias y Stills
Gabinete de Electro Terapia
Laboratorio de AnAlisis Clinicos
Horas de Consulta: de 6 p. m.
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Pruebe estas maravillosas sales que
SON las mas efcaces para Las afeccio
nes artriticas (Reuma, gotta, arenillas.
:6licos nefriticos y demas del higado.
De venta en- las principales farma
cias, de San Juan Q Isla, por 50
agente. JUAN A. PEREZ. Box 425.
San Juan. A1vt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
- RICHMOND TTNTEs -DIsPATcH SUNDAY, MARcH7 1920

heretofore or hereafter chartered. to
dams In James River between the
Counties of Albemarle and BHklng-
ham. and to divert and use It's waters
for the production of power.
To provide for the marking, OF boats
engaged In the taking of fish, oysters,
CLAIMS and crabs In the tidal Waters
% virginia.: for tho marking OF ali
pound nets. fyke nets. purse nets. haul
seincs and other devices for tho talk
ing of fish IN such waters. and to pro-
vide penalties for violation.
To prevent untrue, deceptive and
misleading advertising. and making
such advertising n misdemeanor.
Authorizing Boards OF Supervisors
of counties to appoint road supervisors
for magisterial districts, and fixing
their compensation.
For the relief OF the family OF J..
9. Shclhorse. former agent for the
state Prohibition Department., who
was Killed while in tho discharge OF
his duty Shelhorse was shot and ia
tally wounded by n negro, alleged to
have been blockade runner. whom
The officer was attempting to arrest.
The measure carries an appropriation
OF $4,000.
House bill 347. to prescribe the pro-
ccdurc and conditions under which n
public service corporation. IL II be-
comes necessary in the construction
or it's works. or in changing it's grade
or in double tracking such grade, may
cross at grade any county road. was
passed by. This action materially les
sens possibility Of passage Of the
measure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
HOUSE VOTES AGAINST
TAX REFUND To HOTELS
Richmond, Jefferson, Lexington
Murphy's and Stumpf's Lose Out
in Lower Branch Of Assembly

On motion of Delegate Hurt. of Not
: towar. House bills 50: and 323 were
yesterday dismissed from the House
calendar These measures provide for
iimSroperiy collected from the Hotel
Richmond Corporation, jefferson Real
~ Corporati3n. Lexington Hotel Com.
stu!npr. p 4. stampf; proprietor. and
seysral Norfolk obstetrics,
'p n U.S. nIa an into the s!H Int
hotels are said TO have been illegally
assessed under 4 miSapprehension OF
4 new law Justice of the claims gem
orally WAS conceded, hut technical OBJ
!ections I" the refund were made it
being argued that Il would be n bad
prenedent TO establish, as it would
against the state. =
The supreme Court o. Appeals OF
virginia. in the case or the Hotel Nich :
mond Corporation and others against
the Commonwealth, in an opinion rom
dered March lG. 1916 decided that AS.
sessmSnt of license tax in these cases
.\fter some discussion. the House
voted to dismiss tho bills from the call
claimants for collection Of their claims
another two years. The amount in
volyed is approNmatSly s22
81 prevcntable diseases under direc
ton Of the state Health Department.
'0iN uiSSeh'ihS votes We're recorded
bther measures passed We're the fol-
lowing:
70 provide for the vocational rchab-
'Ntation and education Of employees
injured in the course of their employ
mcnt: 70 create and establish a Jivi-
sion for vocational rehabilitation un-
der control and supcrvisiou oc the
state Industrial Commission: TO oro-
vide for cooperation with the Fed
oral government In the prosecution OF
similar work. and making an appro-
priation for the purpose.
To require able bodied pcrsons over
sixteen years of age 10 support their
parents.
Amending tho Code with relation
children.
Recurring railroads TO furnish wa
ter TO live stock awaiting shipments
Under certain conditions.
To authorize the Albcmarle Power
Company. its. successors and assigns.
and anv public service corporation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

ins how such bonds may be issued and dis
posed OF. 20 create \ county road board for
the county OF Carroll and To prescribe iti
movers and duties: also provide how the
fuuCS realized from the sale OF said bonds
SHAH Toe disposed uC.
rs ar HUrtA biil 10 authorize the Board
o.; supervisors Of NOitovay County 10 rS-
tohish road districts. AMI levy a special
ard fUalutruanCe.
~ Nj, I.urt--N bill TO authorize the Board
OF SuurCN .S"r> "t Ncttnway county 10 as
syss. IN addition 10 tho present capi,at.on
tau. ""pitNiicn t2N not exceeding 81 in
thereof
liy Messrs. Barnes and Cartc--A b!r TO
2Whorl&" and 'Triwrr the counties Of
turnover ltturiCo King william ana the
c:iE 81 RiChnuuG. or any or more OF
them, 20 acGuirc hy purchase otherwise.
or 70 coniglunte 20 N" purchase of the toll
rg2t running from the city Of Richmond TO
M'eh1 0icSN.I" I'm iian"vCv County. and
llnuHu rs III" Nov Ncchaai,svsl!c Turnplkt
~ Mr. Sh.'t"n--,A nm :" authorize the
Mayor and Council! ~ the town OF cln:l.S
vile, ia the county or M.cliIcnburl- 20 is
sue bonds ana borrow money FOR The pur
nos" 81 constructing. Improving; an! main
tanning thr roads and streets ~ said town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Asqui,h Favors Irish
Full Self-Governmenl
,ny UnIversnl ser.icc.o

LONDON, March G.--It. IL. Asauith,
Prime Minister of Great britain the
first nart of the war and lender OF
the Liberal party, was asked re-
ccntlHi
"!trc you I'm favor OF withdraw
Ing the british trUups in Irelnndt.
'lcs." he replied, ms soon nv the
condition oC Ireland permits II. In
my opinion. the! are in very excess
siNe numbers nnd under very pro-
NOcntiSr contiitions."
-Whnt are tho conditions I'm Ire
land TINT would tustif! the with
drIWa1 of trOOpS:'' he was asked.
''fO Ernnt, and hope fmmedi
uclN. fun srlf-guvcrnncnt for Ire
lap..~ rVHs the reply.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
FLU EP|DEMICS HAVE NO FEARS
FOR THOSE THAT ARE IN
GOOD ROBUST HEALTH NOW

try II, or your money will be re-
funded.
You owe II to your com immunity to try
1t, to take it and give 1t an oppor-
tunity. II you can prevent Flu" in
your family. it is your duty to do TO.
Influenza spreads with remarkable
rapidity. Do not wait until this
seourEs is 1t your very threshold.
Seek the remedy to prevent it's com
ing.
Hudson's Iron and Nu1 Tonic acts
on the liver. it c1eanses and enriches
the blood. Its soothing action com
pels tho organ to continue doing IL.
work after it has started the liver on
tho right track. 1t not only does this,
but 1t replenishes the blood with pure
rich iron This keeps tho body in
healthful condition. ready and ever
alert to withstand germs. When the
body Is healthy germs OF Flu" cannot
ana VIII not find a resting place. They
arc rejected by the system. The hu-
man system is too strong for them.
Not only is this tonic recommends ed
hishiy as preventative, but It can
also help victims Of the :Flu" who are
recovering. 1t is well-known fact
that every victim Of Spanish influenza
IS left by that malady. if he or she
DOGS recover. with poor and impov-
erished blood. Hudson's iron and
Nu1 Tonic replenishes tho poor cor
puscles with rich pure iron and thus
builds up the system. A blood builder
Is body builder, and that is one Of
the functions OF Hudson's Iron and
Nu1 Tonic.
More than that, IIudson's Iron and
Nu1 Ionic is a Virginia remedy. It Is
\ prescription Of n virginia doctor
and 1t Is compounded by Virsinians'
Its most important factor is that n
contains less than one per cont Of
alcohol; Therefore it cannot and I.
not called Booze" substitute. It is
all medicine, and after taking b.1t 80
the nrst bottle and you are not plea ses
with results your druggist will re-.
tund your money. The price of a Iars.
bottle Is 31.0o. plus 4 cents war tar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


The funeral OF James Winston Sin
ton. vice. president OF the National
state and City Eank. who died Thurs
Gay, was held yesterday afternoon at
Avenue. Rev. Charles ]. King. pastor
Of Grace Covenant PRESBYTERIAN Church.
OF which MIR. Sinton was an elder Of
nciated. Mr.. Sinton was one of Rich
moud's most highly esteemed citizens.
and was connected with banking in
forests hcrn nrMnticallv all OF his life
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Hudson's Iron and Nux Tonic
Highly Recommended as a
Preventive for the
Dreaded Malady.
STRENGTHEN SYSTEM
AGAINST SICKNESS NOW

Spanish Influenza, that dreaded mall
ady that had tho whole OF the United
States within it's grasp last year, has
sent its harbingers UP and down GER
tain sections 1t is spreading. or that
fact there is no doubt. Weather con-
ditions are aiding it In it's march
across the length and breadth OF the
land. Then. too. other conditions that
breed these germs are to be seen on
the horizon.
Doctors in every locality, health Of
flcers ii every city are preparing to
combat this evil force. 1t is incum-
bent upon every individual to prepare
himself and herself against the dis
ease.
Rid the system OF colds. chills, fevers
aEue and evidences OF La Grippe. all
OF which are sisters to the Flu"
germ. In order to rid the human body
of these ills, something must be taken
that will act at tho root Of tho trouble,
and that action must be immediate.
everything in this direction. A torpid
liver or liver that is not working as
the human system dema nds It, is the
first beacon light on the road to the
"F'iu." Tho liver must be treated SO
that It will work continuously and
well. When that has been accom-
plished, tho human body is fortified
against tho ravases OF most any dis
ease.
Hudson's Iron and NJ, Tonic is an
ideal tonic andJ has been found TO do
the work. 1t was used in the last epi-
demic by thousands and people are
ready to recommend it. 1t has helped
them. it will help you II you will but
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
ACQUITs HOLINESS PREACHER
Jury Finds Huntsville Man Not Guilty
OF Setting Dynamite Trap
for Wife.
fBy Associated Press I

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. March c.
John Il. Goings, holiness preacher.
and formerly deputy internal revenue
raider. was acquitted by Il jury in the
Circuit Court at huntsville late last
night. on the charge OF numbering his
wife, by setting q dynamite tran for
her at their home in Elkwood dis
trict.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

DANNTLLt., NurCh 6-Thomas r
Campbell. 60, who for some years had
suffered from q weak heart died SUD
denly This morning at his home, ON
Jefferson street. RE was n native OF
Henry County and had lived in Dan
WIZ" for the past forty years He Is
survived by his widow, three sisters.
Two hrothers and Ten Children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

Tho funeral Of John NJ Hudspeth. g.
former terminal superintendent OF the
Thursday ut his home in Charlotte.
\. ., was held yesterday morning at
II o'clock from he mortuary chapel
In Hollywood. Mr.. Hudspeth is sur
%ivcd by two daughters Mrs NJ l.,
findicy and Mrs. r W. Pr!tchard. both
Of Charlotte.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Immigration i. Reduced.

OTTAWA. March G.-Tmmigrat ton
into Canada from the United States
and European countries has greatly in
will end April I. next, according 20
figures announced here tonight for
the ten months ending January 81. 4
gain OF 80 per cent was shown in the
number of Americans settling in Cam
ada over tho entire previous fiscal
year, an increase from 31.6o4 to A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Kate SpicrS Wilkinson.

CARSON. March 6.-I(atc Sp!ers VIII
kinsou died March 5th. she i, sur
ViNed by her husband, Jessie Wilkinson.
and one little son. Of Carson: her
rather. j. W. Spicrs. and nine brothers
ana sisters as follows: Mrs. =. Magee.
Mrs y King Ellis Spiers. Walter
SpierS. Of Prince George county: w. a.
Npiers. l.. Otis Spiers. Mrs r Cox, of
this city; Lesley Spicrs. OF Maryland.
ana Mrs +. Earfoot Of Petershurg'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

LYNCHBURG, March 6.-Nelson S
Hawkins, %. died Thursday nigh
~ his home. after an Illness o
ten DAYS. He is survived by his wifi.
ana these children: Thomas B.. y. :
u" 4 H., Mrs. L. n. Hill and Mis-.
Nazic Hawkins, al of Lynchburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

FR EDERlCKSBURCi March S.-Airs.
Ellen Hinton He lens. 90, wife of a.
>: Hciiems. died NJ her home near
IhurnSpurg. Spotsylvania County. yes
;crday. Mrs. Hellems was the mother
OF ten children. She also leaves her
husban
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Mrs. &. G.. Batr,

WINCHESTER. March 6-Mrs. Cath
crime Grimm Bair, So, widow OF Jacob
T.: Ear Hanover, Pa, died there
Wednesday. according to a message
received b" her brother. Hunter p.
Grimm. Surviving arc four sons, two
daughters. five brothers and one sister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
House Bills

Ify Mr., Felts-A bill - authorize en-
power ana direct n" Board OF Suurry!,ors
OF ~" County Of carroll 10 borrow ,n",,.v
ny tn" issuance a.! bonds .a- ia .,iI. III, =,
exceed $4,000 for the uurpcse uf n. ....,
Ing and pfruan"u, iutur,4e..
roads an! bridges in sand cot..-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Mrs. Mamie Timberlak.

WiNCHl:STER, March G.-The body
OF Mrs. Mamie Love Tirnbcrlakc "a
Wife of Charles T.. Timbcrlakc, OF East
Orange, j.. who died in a hospital
there yesterday. was brought here to-
day for interment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Virginia Doctors
Prescription Put Up
By Virginia Druggist
w. j. Ellis, Yale, Va, Bank
Director, Farmer and Promi-
nent Merchant, Had Them
All Taking 1t During
Epidemic Last Year.
-63 CASES OF "FLU-
BUT NOT A DEATH

Hudson Medicine Co.. Petersburg. Va:
Gentlemen:+-I want to thank you
for your Hudson's Iron and Nu1 Tonic,
and want you to- know the wonderful
good 1t did in my community last win
ter during the epidemic. I had at one
time FIVE families on my farm that had
from four to seven in each family
stricken with Spanish Influenza, In all,
33 cases. / put just one bottle OF your
Iron and Nux Tonic in each family.
and given as per directions, we did not
lose single patient and did not even
have the doctor to see but one.
Now in my Immediate section there
were 63 cases of Influenza at ono time.
and in every home that your Iron and
Nux Tonic went into not one patient
was lost. In two houses that did not
use your remedy. one patient was lost
in each.
, ] must say. and with pleasure, that
your Iron and MIX Tonic did the work
perfectly. and I hope. if the "Flu" re-
turns, people will get a bottle and
take it according to directions In
which event do not believe that one
per cent will die.
With best wishes for your success
in getting your Iron and Nux Tonic in
every home for tho real benefit Of
humanity, / am, Sincerely yours,
(Signed) w. j. ELLIS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

Death Of Florence Rogers.
LYNCHBURG. March 6.-Niss Flor
ence Rogers. 80, died Thursday after
noon at her home near Scott's Mill.
Amherst County, of pneumonia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
RExAItL STORE SELLS
5000 HOTTIES IRON AND MY

It gives me great pleasure to state
that we have sold nearly three thou
sand bottles OF Hudson's Iron and Nu1
Tonic and not \ single refund. 1t is
q great repeater.
Wishing you much success in get
ting it on the market. we are, yours
truly, GEORGES DRUG STORE
(Signed) BY II. II. George,
Hopewell. Va.
zone Of the largest retail drug
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
HUDS0N'S IRON and NuX tonic BEST
COLD, GRIPPE AND FLU" ELIXIR
YOUR DRUGGIST EVER SOLD

Peoples Drug Stores Washington D. C., 1900
30 DaysOrers Coming in for This Famous Prescription
Pennsylvania Florida Michigan Other
lima Towns Report Big Demand and No Refunds.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-15
Rate HEARINGS
May Be RENEWED
Supreme Court Takes
Matter Up For A
Solution

BISMARCK, N. D.-The state in
trastate railroad rate East may be
tried all over again.
The supreme court Saturday was
debating the action it will take on
the plea Of William Lemke, acting as
special assistant attorney general,
that the order restraining the rail-
roads from putting into effect the IS
per cent freight rate increase and the
20 Per cent passenger rate increase
be made permanent.
Il the court holds, as was indicat-
ed BY some members during discus
sion from the bench, that the rail-
road commission had not compiled
with the mode Of procedure in arriy-
ing at its conclusion, it is expected
that . new hearing on the increase,
will be- held and q new order made.