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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
CHARTER ISSUED TO NEW
COMPANY FOR RICHMOND
state Corporation Cominl-sion Act,
an Application Of f;nnmrIr,i
Ware Concern

Charters were Issued Ly Tie State
Corporation Commission yesterday 10
the southern crockcry and Enamel. Il
Ware Company. inc. Of Richmond.
hnd tn" Crystal Springs Water Com
odny. Inc OF Norfolk The former
conrIu? was Incorporated with n
capital OF from $3.50 10 $1,000. Isa-
""r" :. Grow is president. Robcr H..
Ecc"loH. secretary and Morris Vein
stein member of the corporation.
Til. company VIII conduct a general
merchandise business.
Am' ndncnts To til. charters ~ .hc
southern Biscuit Works. Of Richmond
the Norton Hotel CORPORATION of Nor.
ton. the g. II. Lewis Go. and n. l.!.n-
1crE"iis' Mutual Casualty Compare
The charter of the first was
amended To inc.eaT. the capita s,ocE
from 100000 To 100000. tho second
10 Increase th. capital stock from
100000 TO 100000 and ,h. third l..
1iiow foreign corporation the risht
10 manufacture boxes and bee keepers
supplies IN Virginia The latter 20
ccnduc, AN insurance. business II TIL,
state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
DEEPER INTEREST IN CIVIC
AFFAIRS URGED BY BRANCH
emlnhcr of Commerce Head En-
I'hnsizcs Necessity Of First Glass
Men In Government.

business men should take more in
nicht VA civic matters and not leave
me. operation OF the government 20
rolittians. declared John Kerr
branch. president Of the Chamber "C
Son'mcrc" laYt night. in an address
n"I"rr IN" Rotary club 1T III" it.ch-
m;1,ppa! .ii"t.i.
I,r"TNCrI man ought 10 get out AID
work Tor the b"ttcrin"nt OF his go :"
fc told the iiotarians. And want
To emphasize the importauc" %;
securing FIRST -c'asB men for the right
uohiton- and paying them in accord
iLice nwitb their worth.
rrfpSr than l75 tntnrianS wcr" pres
ont ~ the Meeting. aud l''es'dcat
Franz r. Mci'adcn announced that
IN. clifp viii SPONSOR "a Christmas
tree for tile Rotary Boys club rho
tree Viii u" erected ia The lobby OF
IA. Richmond Hotel.
l'".i.eport was madu las the bundl"
day committee. which showed that.
bcSi,irs seventy five bundles which
.rrgy COLLECTED for the cpvlnSton
HON. for Boys. 1878 IN cash w"s
given hy the 20i members o; the CLUB
tor the benefit Of that Institution.
Tito club Is supporting several hoNS
~ Covinston ana H. doing all Ira IT'S
ppwcr-io aid the home.
H. Ia. J.ayiield. of Masscy business
College. who ia leaving Richmond ~"
take up tho presidency 90 a business
ruIf5sr- IN North Carolina. mad" "a
short address ia farewell 10 the club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
=. 4. 80 1r-- sa- --aHs =
COLLEGE CLUB MEETS
VIII Discuss Life. Education, Music
~s~-N-'--Irhd idrafs III French

-sIGt collcG" Club. OF Richmond
&U1,s-ap,d H. December meeting
Thurs'lay evening III S o'clock. at the
-hoR"' Of Mrs. ! y Connolly 2Gl5
Hanover Avenue. The program is
f,le iirst 81 - series dealing with cdu-
Wtrolll lie and ideals In other
countries. French universities hcing
III. subject under discussion at this
meeting Al members OF the cluh
are urged 10 be present and Other
women holding degrees from stand
ARD colleges. as well ms those having
copanlsied minimum Of Two years
at.sta ndard COLLEGES. are Invited
.Aiiss Willie Young. who spent two
ytnrs in France workinE among stu
dcsts, vii! spcal on French Un.ver-
sGIIs in War Time; Miss Kloss. OF
thG~nus!c department oil Wvstha
ion,- College. VII! give several violin
: s|sr TONS from French composers.
an,f~ There VIII he discussion OF the
fnmuaincntal principles OF the French
edfla t!onal system Mrs. Connolly,
U.s. hostess. and Mrs. W. T.. Draper.
hartman of ;hc social committee.
Ws@s hav" charge OF the social hour
fo,,o wing the program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
COLONEL PLEASANTs DIES
AFTER Z Weeks ILLNESS
Wci!-NnnMn business Man ANA
!'rorHirrnt Mason Succumbs
AT His Ilumc.

coionc. ir,dcr.c iycasants WELL
known nus .Evs5 'idn 6na prominent
Mason. ui.i ~ hiS hom-. At la. Wn-t
.,Nsnnc .asi might al u'cio ~. Hii'r
an iiin ~ Il "Uput jMp -" rs. ii =
ncn!ta "nd Hut nUth good :ur iAc
iast tHo ) "ca-
i'r was n"tn ~ MIN s"u. H.nl!ep
Cp"..t!. on D-tUner -, ir..c. .,..u re-
stnv, Al .:-uiiIpIu unt.G n;s UCHtn
"r,itir,u N"s,".'s.t.. 'OIoLt! I'."asan;s
w. iht s,h .! n-"rsc - and Mart -
IL" s"h,"ts 81 ';"amVni. nc completed
hiS i.''inint. at Il. .irt;s.:a POLY: cod
M ''iS'!,"t'. "iI"f AH.ch ne entered
hUsi'',-. :" t.cnr,onl lie wa. In
trs iESirUt.Tr pus,ncss. and a; The
iihc OF u.s ncatI %aS IN. rtircs"n-
tltiNc az tcb Travellers luSurAncn
Company.
u"ion.i i'.ca,au,, married Mss
rhci g IL fhi "NA'.'', mo was = prom.
in"nt i".aerp nvr'uan, oi i;ch:nnnh.
and Mrs. s.rah '!ari r.il. Ne *
Mallory nd Mrs. s,,mi.y !. MIN.
a.sc Two brother, = =. and Csur.,c -.
iis's"ris. .. - 1. 'u.,. M
tv!on"' i't.asAht- vas 'uc Of IN"
most prominent Moons IN Eichinonj.
IL. MAS past master OF i:lchMoud
Lodge No. 1T having served in ;his
capacity :or two terms. IL also
Arch. ,tc knights T.np'ar. Mas "a
r.,st p"t"ntate ~ Accn Temple. Mys-
tic shrine. AMI for III" last twenty
grand indvc o: Niraiuia. He had
h"ra Mason :"r forty YEAR.
tc'"nrl i'i"asnuts WAS & memhcv
"f Nc Second i'r'st"tc!ian cnur y
ami took nu "rtiy" part IA 80 :fairs
ana held at Sc ;ire - ',.S d-nth The
"f'icc "f Grr"Cn ir was also prprl-
in"nt ~ military h"di"s som" years.
acr. 'rJ vas on 'd- STAINS .. ,hrc"
N."v mia Governors.
truorn. arrH"g.mcuii nave ~;
Vet i..' "0mn'.. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
All OF the Local Drug Stores
Handle Re-Cu-Ma and They
Are All Making This Same
Proposition on Re-Cu-Mn.

Local drug stores have received in
structions from the Re-Cu-SIa Mrdi-
Cine Company, of ia Jacksonville, Flor
IDA. manufacturers OF Rc-Cu- Ma. the
medicine which is making such f1no
record all over the South. to tell
every purchaser OF n hottle OF Re-
tu- Ma that 1t is sold with the UNDER
standing that IT after four days. tho
buyer has not noticed a material i'm
provement in his. or her. condition.
the bottle may he returned to the
drug store and every cent paid for N
VIII be refunded
The Re Cu-Ma Company saw tbat
they have such absolute confidence I'm
Gu Ma that they have no fear In
making this OFFER. It is tho sam,
Offer that they have made in every
town and city In which Re-Cu-Ma
MAS oesn introduced. Thousands and
,hoas,has or bottles OF Re-Cu-ata
nave been sold with this understand
ing and but six hotties have been re-
turned. Think Of this record, Thou
sands Of people have taken Rc-Cu- Ma
ana IN only six CASES has il failed I,
Improve the conditions OF IN. sur
f-r"r. IT'S no wonder is it, thar re-
Cu-An IL the biggest selling mcdi.
cine that has appeared on the mar.
krt in the last FIVE years.
druggists all over town are OK.
p.rleHrins biz demand for Re-Iu-
hh All 5hoSe who are suffering from
''er' kidney and stomach frou6Ts
arc urged 10 accept the four-day trial
offer aud TO try Re-Cu-Ma .; the
coinpany's risk.
For sale by Tragic Drug c., Mon.
mond. Va. and Morrison. the D~us
Man. Petersburg. Va. and al, sooa
drug storcs.--AIy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
A Home Recipe
for Gray Hair

Gray, s;reokcd or faded han. ca,
be inim ediatc;$ made black. bro,,ri y.
s!%h' brown. whichever shads Vol ia,
SIRE. DN ;hr use Of tne roiivyyin.
ren1"dy thu' you can mako az home
Meieiy get box OF OrIeN powder
at any drug store. /, costs Very 1T.
-" ami no extras to buy Dissoiv.
!" III D. OF distilled or rain water
ana comb ii through the hair. tu,l
'fcct'ona. for Use and $4,000 gold
"ohd COIN" IN each box. guaranteeing
'h' rNeE tia' OrieT powder does not
t"h''in silver lead. zinc. sulphur.
'r"fcHFS, antiiue. ,oaItar products or
:A"ir derivatives
J. Is safe. does not rub or is no,
StSNE ~ Gutnriy and i.tN.s tn,
N"it iEty. l. will m;ti" u gray
h"ir"i person look t..cn;y years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
URGES ESTABLISHMENT OF
STORAGE PLANT NEAR CITY
i'ont'nnater Thornton Wants Govern
meht to Use Seven I'in~> Depot
for Motor Vehicles

Location here Of :. storage pl,,n,
Tor automobiles ana motor y"nicI"s
Of all kinds used hy thu War l,,n.t-
in"h'. ana now ncin. transferred for
use IN oth.! gOVeIr,ncn' Il. ,,urt .
mcnts - hrirE sought ~ Has r.
Thornton. postmaster Soy .rai at
tines" plants ar" 10 h, .st., bil sii"d i,v
the government. and Nii. III ;nton
yesterday wrot. "a letter urging IN.
uSr Of lhe S"Ncr Pines ordinance. do
pot for ihis purpose
In connection with the yIarr Mr.
Thornton Is also trying to secure :.
governmental factory 10 assemble,
automobile pJrtS. tn" seven Pines
depot offers an ideal site for such
ACTIVITY. lie icclnrcs. and several
days ago "a visiting postal onic 81;
made trip through tie plant wit /,
Inc Doftmastcr and Ma mach irn-
pressed with it's pcssihility
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
GOVERNMENT MAY LOCATE
SCHOOL IN SOUTH RICHMOND
WAR DEPARTMENT. COntrnpintr> Using
H"ilrr Plant buildings fur
nulIDUn

II Is prohabl.. tha, IN" United
states government may establish iis
richmond balloon training sch,p.
ana storage depot. according to let :
tiers which have been received by
Oliver !. Sands. president uf the
American National Bank. from ". +
W !IlIaIn-, Assistant ), yrctar. %.
War. Tn" letters %tttc THAI s,i.i. a..
ton IL being contemplated IN con-
n"cticn with utilization az thu boiler
plant buildings In South Eirhnon.
hu'It 10y the government during the
war.
However. TIA" communications IN
i!cit" that II the piput could H..
utilized commercially herr. tn. gov
eminent would turn Il over 10 70, j.
'ate interests Tor Ih!e rUrros. in.
plant cost more than t2.ncVOOD to
construct. Ii II located on a,th ra!l
ana water transportation. and CON
Sis'h 81 hfiI-ihrc" acres pf lana,
Hunn which are nvr large. ur-to-dnt.
buildings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
h .lL,rnntn nNnr.sa. d
HILL GETS THREE YEARS
;,.,EOR BURGLARlZlNG HOME
Motion Ia Set Aside Verdict L. over
ruled 10. judge %. Z.
..,.. ItichurtI son,

N'nTrs.d with hurgiarizing tn. nome
q! Louis FratlSiu on The night of De.
crmh.r !i, 1919, ThOmrs IIiN yc-.,r.
day ma~ given three years IN tht
peniiortiH-y hy 50 jury "a iiustins4
,'oUEt. Counsel :o- Hil nt tho Tins
a.! tin, .riai s.Ire lime ago took o,-
captions and Eptci a mot on !" S"t
anI'. rHls notion 49, arsIer yes
t.rday rsfor" Lud-o Richardson. ana
set aside, and the y,rdal was con-
hrtacd I'll! vas charged w.th en-
tHrlpg the house aui taking there
rf"iri = lot oc wearing apparc!
Tho case 81 Louis London. alleged
20 HAY. received stolen property Us
NOW on trial Ia th!s court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
ton,,r,c plum. Tor ,,r,.;,,

ilrus are practically completed Tor
the bazaar aud sale IL fancy articles
10 Ice conducted next Saturday at -,
Las Grace street for tiir benefit ~
summer l,-s; IL was annnunr-l y.u.
t"raH% Ev""y summer :aorr Than
100 ySunS women are entertained: III,
Two weeks 4; a Eo.'inni price. at IN -
bone, which - crnducir. ;!nh-r t.,.
auspices % t.. i:pis"npfl Churvh aud
m" i;"v. i'rarciS ribhic OF 81 Au.
drcN'st Of this ci'r, who = ~ ,gi.
dent ~ tito hoard OF dirrrtura. Girls
Of a. denominations ar. "uuai'y VOL
60" a;d We're r"orrscntei iast .um-
MGR,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
STANDARD PAPER COMPANY
WILL ENLARGE ITS PLANT
Makes \pp'irr'i"r for Permit Z,
Huiid So 0tN Addition

III" STANDARD pnpor M,uufnctU-irg
Conlpan" YESTERDAY made auDlIcation
=" th.. building Inspector for "a per
NIT 10 remodel anh enlarge It's p'0 ~
on Decatur street. south Of Nun
St""s'. arIwcen III" river and rsr"I.
Spnth lti"hmnnd. at = cost of S25.rGo
TIL" nature ~ the changes con
fpuinl;ttrd embraces Fcv"rH! co"Cr.ta
floors .rnd % chrnrr of mart az ~"
structure fam four To thr".. ~ Or =.
with al rod.rn rnnipm"r'. The an
"'icntion !" NOW h"ir" ""rs!d"r"'' w
'H|r'rr' ~" r'i',-. TNG wili probable
rr isS,'"d ',Is v..sL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
WILSON COMMENDS PLAN OF
-"PATElOTlC CO-ORDlHATlOH
idea aud Purpose al National Srrnr-
lty i.~nEu" Ndmirnblr. writes
4-, 4. Chief f.AecutiNr.

'.t,r-7.-.l ~ hssvtlttrl Irrhs.I
\, NEW DIX. Soy 3U.-Th" Ma
t!prr:f, S.curity l.vasIIc. which hrs
W Ion N in."rlnp here tomorrow -
plap generalization nj patriotic amt
C,TIr HorI throughout tn" "OLnt!s.
iiooigkl mad pnDlic letter f. yin
,Hrt.sj ,L.!,t WILSON commencing IN:
l.inGvSipvn.
~"ifrhrH lhca nud nurpuf" EXPRESSED
~ :Vnr' !rttcr of %6vCruber .. strikes
rre "a aunirabi"." suii tito President :
fnes.nyc Il think tina; BIT IS highly
drsnhhIc That there SHOULD -. co.
ordination ot tho cfIorts % AL patri-
Ollie ANA civic oTsailyft!ous. and thus
= grcaicr unity NJ object - We'll as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
POULTRY SHOW MONDAY
'rHinin hre~dcrS and Fanct~rs' A.
S"ciau"h Opens Thirteruth show
trulory Nop,l,.

IN" Virginia breeders and Far
cicfS Association Will hold It's
'h'rt"vnih annual sh"w IN III. GRAY,
Hfh"rN. h"c";nh"r to II IL is .x q.
.hc OF the largest "v"r HELD ia ;h,,
state &. IN" lisf OF entries INCLUDE
hor"n:hhr"d poultry piscnu4 AID
rIohNs ana prize winners at Srva-ai
"f tile big Shows ~ ,hc Martin :,
Vest
Thirty '.ViI;. cups ar" TO hr COM
pci"d for Is breeders from Nir-mia.
North wr! S"uth Carplina. and iial;i.
more ana bR2crStpwu, MarNlItd. En-
tries "loS'h i"st Saturday with .5G
cn!ck vra 200 rig"oH+ ana JDn r.tb-
bits entered. D""rs Of the ,now are
open 20 IA" public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
TRAVELLERS REVIVE PLANS
FOR HISTORICAL PAGEANT
Spectacle Would Include "t.rrnter
Hichniund DAY" aud civic

FJ-I3"InI tht Wilnsproad iuttrc4i
and indcrs'rltnt Of the historical
pageant and Virgin Homecoming
Week OR Ei"i;uHnd, The Travellers
Protective Association have revived
Ia" plans they formulated "a June
lHit. !pr similar event Ia !. Staged
~ March ui i'TDrr.S. Mcck" N
May. 1917. + j. he Intention OF the
association to place thcs. plans be-
fore the civic snd commercial bodies
"f III" citH for ~" purpose OF whirh
whs 10 carry on the organization Of
wear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Continue wrincr Case.

-EriaI OF \. Wcinor. l7lG Jay Strect.
rhhIEcd wiki aiding William Brown,
a. negro. t" max" his escape when
| Diicomcn Nnthony and !bcoppc. who
wTCi 10 arrest tile negro on a charge
pL,Eraud larceny. has boon continued.
i42yn is wanted by the police. for
hesi hcft Of $4,000 worth of cigarettes;
r"w Scaboard Mir Line box car.
I~u oth"r negroes charGcd with com
pncfty ~ tn" crime failed 10 appear
T d., their hearing. ana their bonds
QlDing si.JoO was declared for
faiteh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
IN RICHMOND ARE
..-t-SUFFERING FROM COLDS
Llrf Health Officer Itud>"n Smy~
.Iaiady * az Espcciniy
itlh tyne
N~lrNNI~s
4HSkAALl
= 40 ~ GI
- -~- .
Lea N,..,sS,

t'hlr! II eaith officer HUDSON ycstcr-
d.tv -rrc criioou. there were 10000 Rich
lIli!JIl Citizens suffering from colds Of
yarloAs, Kinds TNis statement IL
modi'ci considerably by ,Dr. Hudson.
whS,n She says Ia" colds ARE 81 mild
ts.t,s-- ..ni typical % ihc prevailing
weather conditions
.'Trr 'hea!,n report for the month
fhNS 'rint show any serious cases.
TtGr'i nave been no deaths through
grip, in!uvuzt o. ANY Ci tho kindred
ttpslaDivs. which, according 10 Sr
.Hud SOB. indicates the general health
tenra ii"n, arN good, IL. suggest
18th at ~ and rubhcr. may hr uti.-
sse,i, 10 advantage while This ;nurEy
Weitf'r continues
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

LEWIS.-Mr A. O. Lewis. of
Prosner!. KS. d'rd November IS
1880 o'clock +. ~. aged G. years
J month aud &c DAYS. survived by
husband. ~ " Lewis. and four
sons, Avis. Edward. James and
John.
Card Of Thanks We wish to
thank our friends for their Kindness
during the illness and death of my
wife and mother.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
INGRAM RECEIVES OFFICIAL
NOTICE OF HIS ELECTION
f>prct~d q" 0unitf, Trda! and Ma,
Enter IOon Itis Duti..S a,

l'"lic" Justice E,.s, tohn g. In
Sra'n was officially notified of his
election 10y ci:y 'lcrA Mcdowell. sho
YESTERDAY sent him Il formal notice.
Hir. ing en- Is "Xn""tcd - uunlcy to-
DIS. a''l irI", enter Gpon his duties
40 opc".
Their" a nuHA.r OF eases on III,
continued 'l"ckct Ia pulic. Court
which VIII probably be disposed Of
by Justice Maurice as they come up
for hearing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

+. J. Condrcy. charged With at
tempting 1" assault. Miss Dorothy
hriT"r, SoT"rncsr. recently while
shc Eas walking along ra,tcrro0
avenue. mas been sent cn to the grand
jury OF In" Heinrich 'Da.tv Circuit
,ourt by Magistrate r. j. pury.nr
following preliminary bearing ref
llS Case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Cnurt AdJourns Tomo,rov

tn" Supreme Court az Appeals VIII
conc!ndc It's current term tomorrow
anu adjourn until January IL The
casey Of T.. ". S,ocn 4 sons IS Que,
x Bark"r, and kritselis VS.. rrtty.
ceinG Nos. 3 and 81. are the final
ones listed for argument
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
A Stubborn Cough
LOose1is Right L ,
THIS h"T-!siNfr r-n.1:. ia. v,u-
der tor uuir~ r--iit- .,iiy
'.ud rh,ai'ly iLA,lr.

lir:r Is n home mad. syrup whci,
The most dependable means al break.
and simple, but very prompt in ne.
ton. Under it's healing, soothing in.
hucnce. chest soreness goes, phIcgm
.oosens. breathing hccerIss easier,
tickling III throat stops ard you get
good nights rcstful -lrc... The
ii.tiaI throat AMI chest colds are con.
Cucrch 10y 10 ~ ~ hours Or lcsl
Nothing ha'tcr iof hSonch!ti-. honcsr.
ness, cr"u1. throat tickle, bronchial
asthma or winter coughs
To make this splendid cough syrup.
pour ~! ountci Of fincN into a mint
bo;tlc. "nl fill the bottle witt, rlain
gran"la.ca sugar syrup AMI shake
thorour hiv Ii von prefer use ciari.
fled mo!aascs. horcy. or corn srrnp,
instead OF sugar syrup Either way.
.you. get n full piat--i family supply
OF much better cough syrup than
you conld buy ready made for three
times the money. kccps perfectly
and children love its pleasant taste.
FsheN u 4 SPECIAL and highly con.
ccntrated compound OF genuine Nor.
way pine extract, known the world
over Tor il, prompt healing effect
upon The membranes.
To a"oid disappointment ask vour
druggist Tor ~, ounces OF pincx''
with full directions. an. don't accent
anything else. Guaranteed 10 rive
absolute Sa.isfur,ion ar money
PROMPTLY refunded. The pincx Co.,
IT. Wayne. Ind,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

Accc9. California" Syrup Of FIGS
oniy--lopk for the name California
on the Package, then you ar. sure
your child is having IN. hes, and
most harmless physic for nc little
stomach. liver and bowels. cnildr.n
love It's !rui;y tas,c Full directions
on each bottle. You must say call.
forn!r ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01


Gould ANY Proposition Be
Faireri II You Have Con-
stipati0n, Indigestion, Dys-
pepsia, Chronic Headaches,
Heartburn, Irregular Appe-
tfte, or Any Of the Other
Troubles Caused By An III
FunctiOning Liver or StOm-
nch, Accept This Offer Of
the Re-Cu-Ma Company. If
Re-Cu-Ma Does Not Do All
the Company Say 1t Will,
You Will Get Every Cent
fou Spent for the Bottle OF
Re-Cu-Ma and No Questions
VIII BE Asked.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
A Wonderful ''!:'
Offer toAH
Sufferers taa

Rc-Cu-Ma Medicine Company
Has So Much Confidence in
the Merits OF Re-Cu-Mn
That They Offer to Refund
the Money OF Any One Who
Having Purchased a Bottle
0i Re-Cu-Ma Finds That, It
Is Not Materially Benefit
ting Them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-15
HOW DID YOU DIE?

Did you tackle that trouble that came your way
With solute heart and cheerful?
Or hide your face from the light of day
With a craven's soul and fearful?
o. q troubles ton, or troubles an ounce
Or trouble is what you make it;
But it isn't the fact you're hurt that counts,
But only, how did you take it?
You're beaten to earth? Well well, what's that?
Come up with a smiling face
1t is nothing against you to fall down flat,
But to lie there. that's disgrace
The harder you're thrown. why the higher you
bounce;
Be proud OF your blackened eyei
1t isn't the fact that you're licked that counts;
It's how did you Highland why2
And though you be done to death, what then?
If you battled the best you could;
If you played your part in the world Of men,
Why the Critic will call it good.
Death comes with crawl. comes wtfl.a pounee,
And whether he's slow spry,
1t isn't the fact that you're dead that counts,
But only, how did you die?
Edmund Vance Cook.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-15
WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?

The Gainesville Sun says: 1.-The report OF the
state treasurer has just been issued The people
may easily get this report by writing Tor it. 1t
shows the receipts and expenditures for 1912 The
balance sheet shows collections by the treas
to be six millions, three hundred and thrty-four
thousand twenty-five dollars and fifteen cents. and
the outgo for the time to be six millions three
hundred and sixty-nine thousand seven hundred and
fifty three dollars and ninety cents Thls
would make. If calculate correctly. an outgo OF
twenty five thousand, hundred and twenty
eight dollars and eighty four cents more than in
come Explain that, governor"
The Tampa Tribune says: THE governor prob
ably will not explain that Where do go from
here?' asked the Tribune months ago, when
1t showed how the tax millage has grown from six
mills left by Senator Trammell to the twelve
mills now functioning under Governor Cats.
The governor will not explain that but the
| TimesUn in endorsing the Trbunes Where do
we go from hereG editorial explains it follows
| Gross ignorance coupled with selfshness that
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-15

Of Florida thousands of dollars directly at the hand
has seldom been equalled, has cost the taxpayers
OF the governor. His penchant for dsplacing county
itieal aspirations. and supply places for relatives
and friends is amazing his efrontery in presuming
to be above the law is amusing. And the tax
payers pay
And the Times Union points clearly and plainly
the way to get out Of this wilderness of increasing
tax smothering 1t says:
A continuation of the Cats regime would likely
mean further increase in taxes and maybe even a
worse display Of nepotsm. ignorance, extravaganza
and folly The determination Of the people should
be made quickly and firmly that we shall 'go from
here" to decent administration an administration
w Cicero Swearingen and Cats are what David
Harum called neetups' They are one and INSOFAR
able. They stand for the things; they profited
by the same falsehoods, and they must hang to-
gether, or they Will hang separately
God give this state strength and will to hang
them together the political gibbet at sun
down the 9Th of June, i920i For if one be
spared the evil work will go in the land.
During the years of the Trammel administration
the tax rates in this state were
In 1915-six mills.
In i9i6-sx and one-half mills.
Then the Cats administration, and
In t9I7-the rate was mills
In 19iS-it 10 mills, and
In i9t9-it was over i2 mills"