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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-01-02

Mrs. Frona Kollmer, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Evans.
WIN. l.. Reynolds and family and
Mrs. Sherman johnson and two chill
dren and Mrs. Emily Long spent
Christmas day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Reynolds, in Brush College
district.
Mrs. Diana Miller was a business
visitor in Oregon, Saturday.
Mrs. J. VI. Hawkins and daughter
in-law. Mrs. Harry Hawkins, of Kan
sas City, Galcn Mills, of st. Joseph,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Mills and Lloyd
BlOdgett took Christmas dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Mills. that being
their 18th wedding anniversary.
Earnest Smith and wife, who have
been living ON the A. II. Jeffrey farm
the past year. have purchased farm
near Savannah, where they will move
the first of March. We Will miss MIR.
and Mrs. Smith from our neighbor-
hood, but wish them prosperity in
their new home.
MIR. and Mrs. Perry Turney and
children were visiting Monday with
her folks in Amazonia.
Peter Sipes and family spent Sat
urday with his brother, VIM. Sipes and
family. at Forbes.
Mrs. Roy Stroude and children
and Mrs. Major Clark and daughter,
Alice, spent Christmas with Mrs.
Diana Miller.
Lawrence Ruscnthal. Of Kansas
City, came up Friday morning and
visited until Sunday afternoon at the
James llartnctt home, in Brush Col
lcgc district.
Fred Wcis and family. Of the
Culp district, visited Sunday with
their aunt, Mrs. Diana Miller.
--Dclbcrt Miller and family arc
making a visit with Mrs. Millcr's
folks, Nick Stone and family.
-Gcorgc Stroud and family spent
Christmas with her folks, Howard
Kelley and family at Anaconda. Miss
Agnes Kelley and Mias Esther Lee
returned home with them FRIDAY eve.
ming, and made "a few days visit at
the Stroud home.
MIR and Mrs Fred landcrs are
the proud pawnt> OF ninc-pound
baby boy, born last Wednesday. DR..
J. i. Chandler Of Oregon, Was IN at
tendance.
Charley Williams came up the
filSt Of iast week and made visit
with Nj. grandmother Mr.. Vine
lloycy and Miss Laura. Charles il
from Sapuipa, Okla, and returned
home the next day.
Vim. Mcfarland and wife came
over from Roscndalc. Saturday. and
visited with relatives here.
Mrs. X. W. Fawks and son. Law
renee, Everett Schacffcr and Miss
Callic Glass went TO ST. Joseph, fii.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hin visited
last Thursday with their son. VIM,
Hin and wife. at fortscuc.
VIM. l.unsford and family. John
Ferguson and family, of Mound City
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w. II. Seymour, Nate Baker and
daughter, Miss Morn, were all in st.
Joseph, last Wednesday.
VIM. Plummer and wife. of Hol-
yoke, Colo, came in last Wednesday
to spend Christmas and make an oN-
tended visit with his folks. y. T..
(Dick) Plummcr and family
MIR r. &. Field of Nashville.
came w last Wednesday morning and
spent the day with his sister, VIM.
Hamilton and family. Mr. Field LETT
in the evening for Mound City, where
he spent Christmas with his daughter,
MIR. and Mrs. Walter kec.
Mrs. Charley Nanlioozicr and
children went down to st. Joseph, last
"Wednesday evening, whore they spent
Christmas with her brother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Cooper.
MIR and Mrs. o. T.. Emery went
TO Kansas City, last week. and spent
Christmas with her niece, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ice Slushcr.
Miss IAlic Cookscv. N Forbes
came up Tuesday Of last week. and
spent several days with Miss Pearl
Dozicr in Benton district.
Mrs. Robert Conner and son.
Jack. went tu Maitland, Tuesday of
last week. and spent Christmas with
relatives and friends.
Ed Buiricr md hrnthor. .lchn.
werc business visitors in 81. Joseph.
last Wednesday, while Mrs. I'd Bur
ricr. children and sister, Miss Iva
Munyon, spent the dUy with Ftu"N
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-01-02
Shoe Yourself ut DAWSON'S.
Every Pair Guaranteed to Your
Entire Satisfaction.

Ebcrlv Fcrppson and wife. of Crnic.
Mood Faster and wife md Keith Fos.
Ter and wife Mi spcn, Chris,mns with
their mo,bor and grnndmothcr. Mrs
sarah Fcrguson,
Mrs 4 Uou.,on. or NIound
civ cam, down Fridny morning and
visited until saturday evening with
conlcy Syvnim nnJ fn,iIv rc,nrnin"
home SATURDAY evening.
Pat Stogmnicr anil family. or 81
Joseph. came nm last week md visited
over CbristmnI with nor folks A. i.
pottinycr md family returning home
SUNDAY,
Mi and Mrs r. n g,Itor of Tar
kio. rnm" down and sncnt Christina.
with her pnrcn,s' Mir and MIR. Neil
Kunkol
Miss Ethel coss oc Kansas CITY.
and sam Schoerfcr and camjIv snc1t
Chris,mns Jnw MIN their foIks n
Cas- md family " ~ ~ " -
Mr. and tirs n G.. Harris of
S,cwnrtsyiIic No N, Ro,t Wchcr of
HAVEN Kansas and Mr. n : Te,rc
NJ Oregon, took cbris,mns dinner win
,heir mother Mr." A a. Wsher WV"
Nj I,ono M;n,an v'bo IL a,,c,J-
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Forest City and Vicinity

rcciting old times and comparing
Christmas presents. Miss Frances
Chambers and her friend, Miss Bcrnice
Abney, spent few days with Miss
Cecil, taking in the picture shows and
Christmas dance at Mound City, and
they report nice time.
L. A. Banks was transacting busi-
ness in Oregon. Monday.
Jesse Cain and family, Of New
Point, Hugh Wilson and family, and
Earl Wilson and family, Of Oregon,
and George Hinkle and family took
supper, Christmas evening, at the j.
II. Wilson home. Mrs. Cain and chill
drcn remained for a few days visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
son.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Kollmcr spen,
Christmas day at the II. A. Buner
home.
Miss Margaret Mckee. of Bige-
low. came down the latter part of last
week, and made few days visit with
c. $. Mckee and family.
Col. i. VI. Babb and family, Of
Oregon. spent Christmas day with her
parents, W. J. Glass and family.
George Murray, Of Forbes. is max.
ing visit with his cousin, Quinn
Quick and family.
Mrs. Clair Watson " visiting her
parents, Mr.. and MIS-. VIM. Murray,
near Mound City.
Lawrence Chambers came up
from Kansas City last "Wednesday
evening, preparatory to putting his
feet under a Christmas dinner table
with home folks. lie returned TO his
work Thursday evening.
Mrs Sophia Griffith and son.
Philip Anthony. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Horkcnrotcr Of st. Joseph. came up
SUNDAY and visited until Tuesday with
her brother, Mr. and MR.. Albert Roll.
mcr. and mother, Mrs Frona Roll
mcr. and Mr.. and Mrs Chas, Evans,
returning 10 their homo Tuesday.
Miss Grace Quick. Of Benton dis.
trict. Is visiting with her uncle, MI
and Mrs. 4. w. Gotten. in Oregon,
and \. J. Gotten and family, Of this
city.
49, Monday evening, the basket hall
teams of our high school played
against the boy| and girls town
tcams. The boys score was ~ 10 ~,
and the girls score was Is To- IL. both
in favor Of the hirh school teams.
Elijah Alkirc. Ir., spent from
Friday until Sunday with his uncle,
Ira Alkirc and family. in Walnut
Grove district.
Mrs. Ellen l.andcrs returned a.
her home here. Saturday, after max.
| ing an extended visit with her son
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence l.andcrs, AT
Kansas City.
Word was received here last week
announcing the marriage Of Miss Hal.
lie Baker and Mr.. Sidney Holland, Of
Minneapolis, Mimi, at the home OF
the brides sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Wylic
Keiffer. In that city. They have gone
| 10 Atlanta, Ga. where they will make
their home. Miss Halle II the daurh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cad Baker, of this
city. and has many friends who will
wish them and long and happy life.
Mrs. Mary Thoinhill and daugh'
ter. Miss Leona, and Mr.. and Mrs
Earnest Thonhill spent Christmas nj
the e. G.. Clifford home.
Misses Esther Kelly and blanche
Hodgin, Of Oregon, who are attend
I ing business college in Lincoln, Nob.
spent last Saturday at the l.. +. Mills
home.
Mrs. J. T.. Alkirc and daughter
Miss MARY, were visiting Friday with
Mr.. Alkirc's mother, Mrs. Mary Hill
nj Bigclow.
Miss Rcrnice Abncy, Of Kansa,
City. formerly of Phillipsburg, Kan
sas, came up with Lawrence Cham
bcrs To visit with Miss Frances Cham
I s......l. ..sa.sa.I o..
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will recover soon.

will recover soon.
Miss Margaret Kirk and cousins.
Pearl and Ruth Henry, Of Paradise.
Kansas. were in 81. Joseph, Wednes-
day Of last week.
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@ Head of Horses 9

black team of horses, weight $500 lbs,
smooth mouth; brown mare, 5 years old,
weight 1850 lbs, well broke, bred to Fosters
jack; black horse, years old, weight 1850
lbs, extra good work horse; bay horse,
years old, weight 1850, broke to all harness;
black coming 2-year filly; bay horse colt,
coming 2 year old; l bay horse colt, coming
year old; black horse mule, coming l.year
old.
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Forest City Methodist Church.


Forest City Methodist Church.
G. J. Chappell, Pastor.
Let US begin the new year right by
attending Sunday school and preach
ing services. The officers and teach
ers are urged TO be on time. We want
to begin the Sunday school at 10
o'clock. The pastor will preach at III
o'clock. Epworth League at 6.3O. We
will dismiss the evening preaching ser
vice and attend services at the Chris
tian church.
There will be preaching at the
Bluff City school house, next Sunday
at 2:30 p. M, by H. l.. Stratton, pastor
of Forest City Baptist church. All in
this neighborhood urged to be present.
Miss Dorothy Stratton, daughter
Of Rev. and Mrs. X. l.. Stratton, re-
turned to Ottawa, Kansas, Sunday.
where she is "A Senior in Ottawa Unit
versity.
The members of the Forest City
Baptist church remembered their pas
tor and family in a pleasant and sub
stantial way at the Christmas season.
Seed corn for sale. Samples can
be seen at Home Bank.
TILE CllESNEY,
Forest City, Mo.
Don't forget that the revival
,'h,,,,h -, E,iI', a' w, i i','',''
. ION - ''as I,,,s '"nu"
out to church.
Mrs. George and children spent
Christmas with her mother, Mis. Jane
49, D, ,,J .hui,..,
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Jphn carl,nn anJ .a,,i,, ' 49," ", 49, ."'''
IL, Th"rsla~ ny,n ny sLu,
N,s A. i"i.! ~ i'''',
y.er. ro,,',nin,, 80, 81" ,h' IT, n.,' 49,, D.
nolJs bon'n in ,ha aV .a Wv. ,h", ,,, W. ~
cars yninw ,n,,h ,n ,an', 80 IL -, s"V
The TT, .,,r All Inhn",,,'s ,,,,S-o,i
.a.h a,ha, ali ,',,h, L,,, oa, p'" o,,.
hahinJ III n,hn, 80, 60, v'' a a ,,,h
driven hv Gorn AIR s ,,,n '',',
a. nnss Tho siss, cnr .,r,ct ,ho soS n'
son c,r md ,n ill., n.ciian, NJ John-
son rrccivcd nm In inrv ~ hor riah,
tneo anJ h., son CL.yJ ,ocsi,nG .,
rrnc,nroJ w,is, and ;In,,. car 80
,InmaaoJ c,nsiior ILL nno ", ,S"
tor, s,booIS n, Co. nm, -, L,oi'',,
and otho,,,is" ,Jnn,,noJ Lm, !, -
IncLy th,, Inc ncciIaSt ,,a. no, r,",.
s.r,o,s $50 WV "N"' ""' wv "''''
W, r,lo,s,,,l ,L,, NJ, n,,io.L,
Mcvcr and unrrw Cbesncw b,vc hon
nn ;ho sicL H., wi,h JInL,ho,sa WV
nnn,har y, m "n'a,, on,.
were en,o,y,i,od Sa,us,in" t .y pTi
Dec o. hy Ni"soy lana," IA ~ ,,,,,i
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Clifford Wade. Of Benton district,
suffered n stroke OF paralysis, Tues
day Of last week DR. u. G. Perry, OF
Mound City. was called. We hope he
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-01-02
Baptist Church Of Forest City.

Sunday school at TO a. m.
Preaching, IL a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Young peoples meeting. $3.50 p. m.
One addition last service.
Let us start the new year by recog-
nizing the claims of God above every
thing else.
You are always welcome at the Bap-
fist church.
RICHARD l.. STRATTON, Pastor
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II Head of Cattle ~

HoIstein Heifer. ? year old. giving
milk; Brindle Cow, 6 years old, Civ
ing about gallons of milk per day;
! BrindIe cow, 8 years old, giving milk;
? Red heifers, coming yearIings; 4 2
year-OId ShOrt-1orn Heifers, will be
ring; ? coming 2-year:old steers; 5
good milk cow.
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SOME CHURCHES TO GIVE
XMAS PROGRAMS TONIGHT
Woodland Heights Methodist Mem
hers Asked Ia Bring groceries
For the Poor.

Some of the churches IN the city
wi.! hold their Christmas entertain
mont and trees in the churches to-
night. Woodland Heights Methodist
mas arranged ~ varied program for
it's entertainment tonight at O'Clock
Everyone has been urged to bring
an Offering OF groceries for the poor
cartatI. 'SantR's Christmas
Bon VIII be presented under the
direction of Miss Margaret stiles.
who is being assisted by Misses LIZ
gle ana Edna stiles.
. The Episcopal sunday School OF
Highland springs will hold it's f"sti-
val tomorrow might at 7:30 O'Clock
N pdd Fellows Hall. a play called
The Spirit o: christmas" will h..
presented hy mem bers Of the Wells
Mg.moria! church of Richmond.
The annual Christmas entertain
inent of Monument Methodist sunday
school was given last night in the
church auditorium. which was Sc
l"ct"d 10 accommodate a large crowd
More than 600. gifts were distributed
~ santa Claus TO members OF the
school
Boxes containinr fruit ana candy
w"re distributed Following the en-
tcrta.nment OF Granite Presbyterian
sunday Schoul recently Music. reci-
tatipns and distribution OF presents
constituted the program. Rev Dr
w. : Gnmbsl. editor oil the prcsbv-
terian Of the South. pastor OF the
chAnch. was in ,hargc.
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~ AND OUT OF Town.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ralen. %,
New York are visiting Mrs ,;corr.
Mayo AT the Hanover Apartments for
the holidays.
Miss Cally Ryinnd has returned 10
tichmonl. after spending Christmas
with friends In iiagcrstown. Md
Miss Selma +. Foss Is spending Tia.
holidays In New York as the guest
Of Miss Agnes Heinrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bottom. Of nor
folk. are spending the holidays with
their parents. Mr.. ana Mrs Davis
lotion. lsli Third Avenue. IitGh-
land Park
Lieutenant Raymond Il. Bottom. l..
>. A.. has returned TO his pos, a,
Fort Hamilton. Brooklyn, y Y. after
spending Christmas with his parents
here.
Mrs. u. {. Newman. OF Wilmington.
Della. and Mrs j. G. Me Cunc. oc
Orange. y. J.. are visiting their par
cn's. MIR. and Mrs Wallace T.. Brown.
on south Third Street.
oscar liobson. who has recently
accepted position IN RuTaio. y. Y.
and Carlton Hobson. United states
Navy, Norfolk. are spending the
holidays with their parents. Mn. and
Mrs. \, l.. iiObson. at 7Gi Third Ave-
uuc, Richmond
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114E sAlayKoW
Instead of rs A DAY
This Means About Si:U Extra In
cUmc Per Mouth for Mrn. Ropp.

81 have 200 hens. including late pull
lets not old enough to lay. and had
been getting % 10 20 cSas day.
Then | tried Don sung and am now
getting lGI To ia eggs a TIA "
Mrs. Essie Il. Eopp. 4. Il. >. Littlcs,
Ind.
This increase Of : dozen day in
the middle OF winter. at 60c dozen,
makes SieG extra income per month.
Don sung for her 200 hens cost about
$3.50 /, paid her, and we suaran-
Give your hens Don Sung and watch
results for one month. II YOU don't
lind that Il pays for Itself and paws
you good profit besides simply toll
us and your money will be cheertully
refunded.
Don Sung Chinese for ceg-IayIng)
IS y scientific tonic and conditioner
II IS easily given in the feed. i'm
proves the hens health and makes
her stronger and more active. II
tones uD the r-laying organs and
gets the eggs. no matter how cold
or wet the weather.
Don Suns can be obtained promptIv
from your drugEis, or noultrv rom
edy dealer. or send 52c or sIOI DIN
c!udes war taxi for packux. nv
mail prepaid Burrcn. jug.nr f.n
III Columbia Bldg, Iudianapolis Ind
ADV '""'
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SAY PRESIDENT SHOULD
REGULATE CABLE LINES
tUih.. nmkrr and Daniels Declare
Right Never Questioned since
Time of Grant.

~ =. ilA'l N'" =.
WASHiNGTDN. bee. 9S.-Sincc tho
time Of Pr"sidrn; Grant ;hc,r right Of
me President 10 regulate the laying
of rab!" lines never has been qrcs-
TONED and 1T should not bc now. See
retarlrs Daniels, colby and Baker de-
clared Tuesday afternoon. replying 10
me inJunct.On bill o! the Western
Union Telegraph Company to re-
strain their Interference with the
cables laid OFF The Florida coast
tn" secretaries nicd separate an
s"crs IA til" iOcu, Supreme Court.
.lust!c. stafford set Jauuary rs the
date FOR arguments
II - coDtcndcd in the government
officials reply that cable connections
necessarily Involve foreign relations
to such an extent that the Presidcn,
a.ou" should have authority over
them II j. asserted further that the
proposed lines arc monopOlistic, AM!
Tor that reason II is not TO N. he 4
interest % the country HAT only the
Company should bc consulted in the
matter.
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Dan Cupid Skaters
All Records in 1920
my Unitcd Nrws.r

NEW YORK.. Dee. 2S.-Drspitc
The high rent OF ihrre-roons-wIth.
rrEnrdjcSS OF th" cost OF furniture
nnd the price OF engagement rings.
ts.SiS pairs OF New York boys and
Eirls tool. the joyful running Jump
Into rnntrim"ny this faSt-rxpirinr
Icnp year. anu there are stiii thrcc
dn!n OF the yrnr Ia Eu.
Already the old records are
smashed. Ninctccn-Srvcntcrn was
the next greatest wear. when boyn
about tn 20 Ia the war were mar
rsing. s"nir in too great haste, ny
later events showed. There were
81 "GS licenses that year. These
figures are for Manhattan only. and
exclude the records of popuious
UrO"al!n, bronx, staten Island
aud Queens County. all pnrt of the
greater city.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mis-. Charming VI. Goodc Die.

News Of the death OF Miss Chan
ming NJ Good". aged so. who was
found dead sunday in the rectory OF
81 Johns Episcopal Church. Lynch
burg. has been received here Miss
Goodc was the guest OF Rev and
Mrs. George Floyd Rogers at the
time of her death. She was sister
OF the late Iohn Goodc. president OF
the las; Constitutional Convention OF
virginia. MISS Goode had been In
Park for number OF years prior TO
her death. This Office was cstab-
lish"d twenty years ago TO care FOR
the mail OF Randolph Macon We
mans college The office later was
merged into the Lvnchburg onicc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29

Askcw. 81. died tonight from I. com
pIichtion of diseases. llr was :, ma =
tiv" of BERTHE County, North Carolina.
but located in Pulaski thirty years
ago. engaging for many years III the
clothing business. More recently he
has been a travelling salesman. Sur
WING him are Il daughter. Mrs. j.
=. Hartman. two sons. Donald and
Bilfy. of Pulaski: three sisters. Mrs.
y W. Askew and Mrs. Starkic Sharp.
Barrcilsvillc. y. C.; Mrs. Dora H.
Wood. Winston. y. G.. and two
brothers. Postmaster J. ID. Askcw. OF
Pulaski. and w. -. Askcw. Orlando.
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MISS CUNNINGHAM DIES
AT TUCKER SANATORlUM
Funeral Service. This Afternoon
From Residence OF samuel 4.

Miss Mary Johnston Cunningham,
daughter OF the late Dr John ~ and
and Mrs. Martha Egclestou Cunning
ham. died yesterday morning Il; The
Tucker Sanitorium at ? o'clock. .ol.
lowing "a long illness.
She is survived by one sister. Miss
Martha Cunningham. and Il brother.
Richard l.. Cunningham. nf this city.
The funeral services w!ll take place
from the home Of Mr. Samuel y An
derson. 2326 IVES; Grace Street. this
afternoon ut $3.50 o'clock Services
and intermcnt. private.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29

~ serving Ly the senior class. Al
members or the alumnac association
and their friends are Invited 10 this
affair, which viii be in nature OF an
alumnac reunion.
In New York.
Registering at the Hotel MoAIpin
III New York from Richmond during
the past week have been: Norman n.
johnson. +. l.. Noting. l.. II. Dewey.
alr. and Mrs. George Darlington. q.
H. Strause. Mrs. Kate l.. Jones. Mrs.
y. Nandcnbcrg.
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OPERA LEADER RETURNS
Arturo To-rHnini. i'nmou> Conductor
directing IL Scala Orchestra on
a Zen Mccks' Tour.

~ Ul''h .N'N1-
NEW YORK Der. 2s-Ar:or "a
absence Of nv. years Arturo Tps-
canini. one ~ tn" greatest couduc-
tors that ever appeared in The Met
ropolitan Opera House, came back
70 New York Tuesday night. direct
lns la Scala Orchestra Of Milan.
Toscar!ni has been IN italy ever
since leaving here in 1916. lie is
making ten weeks tour %; the
States with tho Milan ORCH cStra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
SALARY RAISE ORDINANCE
Is UP AGAIN TOMORROW
Board Of Aldermen VIII fake II
Measure Fixing Directors
SALARY nj S7,J0D.

Tho Board OF Alderlnon VIII lnoo'
a. S O'Clock Thursday night 70 take
action or the ordinance designed 20
OF Public Works to $500. y call
for the meeting WAS signed yesterday
by Aldermen W w Workman. w
stewart White and Ordway FULLER.
II Is generally believed around
City. Hall that the Board will concur
in the ordinance. which has already
been adopted by Common Council
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29

reached here late tonight MIR vii.
H' VINO Wa u tobacco buyer was
% years of age and native at ;his
county. He lett here Friday To spend
,hristnnS Day with relatives In
itichnond. where he was seized witt,
n"art failure. he leaves three chill
urch' Mrs J.: T., Fowler. OF Danvillc:
Mrs. K L.. Trurlovc ana IT, -. Willis.
OF Richmond. The funeral takes
place here tomorrow
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CHARLOTTESVI.L.E. VA. bee

miIAItIOTTESNII. w, Dec. 2S
The funeral of Fountain Kempcr.
VINO died Christmas in FrcdrrickS-
burg. wherc h. had recently made his
home. WAS held at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon at White Hall. this county
ana intcrncnt was in the cemetery at
Mount Noriah Church MIR. keaipcr
WAS a native OF .\lbcmarIc. where he
rCA.led Tor nnmher of NcArs
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Mrs. MncS,,Incy TO SniI.

MEM YORK. Dec. 2S.--Alrs. Muricl
MaCSwincy. widow of Tn. lord mayor
nf Cork. who starved himself In an
English prison. Will sail for home
next saturday, after testifying in
Washington before the Committee OF
One Hundred Investigating conditions
in Ireland.
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\. & W. Agcn, nIc,.

PULASKI. VA. Dec. 2S.-W. j.
bradshaw. %. twcnty-four year. tn.
Norfolk and Western agent at Dub
lin. died Monday night from a COM
plicatlon of diseases. He WAS IA ma
tive Of Eastern virginia and the sole
survivor of his fathers family. lie
leaves Il widow. daughter. Mrs. Lois
Cornctt. Dublin. and son William.
of Camp Lee.
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Many ,Inrtx cnnnrlcs Arrive.

[By Universal Service
NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-ilaY" you a
little canary III your home? If not
1000 or them came in today from the
iiar,z Mountains In Germany. and I;
IL said the son@sters sang all the
way across the ocean. This is tho
first big consignment OF canary birds
since before the war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
John Iinr,,,cil Coke

FVKk UNION. w. Dec 9S-Inhn
iitrtwoll Cooke. only SON OF tho late
lIr. Charles e. Cooke, and "a grandson
OF General John lIartwcll Cooke.
phaiahthrnpist Of Brcm". died here
last night Mt his home H., IL sur-
NiN"d by his wife and two sisters.
Misses Mary and Leila Cooke. Of Ip-
pcr RrcmO. EluNaMna.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
Mrs. snIIic II. Williams.

iAlfLOTTESNllLE. VA. Dec. IS
Mrs. Saiiic u. Williams. who d,"d
Friday n her home in Lynchburg.
before her marriage was Miss Sailic
u. Bib. OF this city. and made her
nome here FOR long time. Sh" was
ne widow OF DIR. Robert Summers
Williams. u! Alabama
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
William IL. IInrri>.

Funeral s"rvlC"s Tor William H.
Harris. OF 2OOl Beverly street. will
take place this afternoon al o'clock
from Epworth Methodist Church
Burial Will D. in Riverview Gene
terry Mr.. Harris died Monday IN
Memorial Hospital. leaving his VIE
Mrs. Alic" Il. Harris. one son. Ecr-
nard W. Harris, and one sister Mrs
Sadie V. Nicholas.