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The Holly chieftain., 1920-09-30

Never lose sight of the fact that
your college often needs your help
the same as you need its advice.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-09-30

Write down your garden plan!
for next summer now before yol
forget the points learned this year
The Holly chieftain., 1920-09-30

A want ad in The Chieftain win
save the farmer many extra steps
and much time in disposing of the
things he has that he doesn't want.
Try q Chieftain Want Ad.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-09-30

II you do not take your home
paper you are losing something
every week.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-09-30

Stock tanks. all sizes. Holly Hard
ware Go.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-09-30

Some first class furniture for sale,
good a. new. Inquire at Chieftain
office.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-09-30

Anyhow. read The Chieftain.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CONTRACTING painter and paperhanger
would like to meet n partner with $500
capital; this Is established business and
IS sure to be a success, as we have before us
greater opportunities than ever before; pres
ent owner desires this capital and partner
to increase his business; also will devote his
entire efforts to the success of same
p $50, Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
STAMPS AND COINS

STAMPS, PACKETS. DIME SETS
Albums and supplies for stamp collectors
PHILA. STAMP CO.. 81 S, nth st,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
PIANOS. PLAYERS. TUNING. ETc.

WE REPAIR player -pience and a. f1ni1s'
op1ido. $50 sDfins osrdsn. MAJ seiI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

SALESMAN : Manufacturer OF outomotive
equipment desires live, high-grade sales
man to devote entire time 70 the line In ter
ritofy north OF Virginia and east Of Buffalo;
give full information In first letter. NJ 900,
Ledger Office,
SALESMAN-A first-class belt dressing
Salesman for PhiIadelphia and surrounS
ing territory; a splendid opportunity for
a live man. Address NJ GIL, Ledger office
New York requires the services OF high
class salesman for its subscription depart
nnn g aSSSN,ew any n bankers sS S ana oEeksrs;
Ledger once.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
LOST AND FOUND

BREAsTPIN-Lost round solid gold breast
pin with round ball-shaped center, Tues.
day. in West Philadelphla on the way to
I'D st. Reward IL returned to $500 Carpen-
pOCi-lost, English bulldog buff color;
name on collar Spike" b. Gimbel Jr
l4i5 ~ Broad st, Return to above address
and receive valuable reward. No questions
PIN--IOst. large rolled onyx pin. represent
ing shell. mounted In gold; liberal reward.
Miss H. stone, Pembrove East. Bryn Mawr
College, Bryn Mawr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
LEGAL ADvERTIsEMENTs

r,~5l5=i ESTATE, OF MARGARET G. WEST,
IgsS5f Jecen sed-I4etters testamentary on
the above estate having been granted to the
undersigned. all persons indebted to the said
those having claims to present the same
NJ. THEoDoRA HEARN,
22T South 42d street
Or TO her attorney
GEORGE c. GOODMAN.
hOb Chestnut street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

RAILWAY NAIL clerks, Sl-p mo- age 49,
35 exp. Unnecessary. for free particulars
examinations write ]. Leonard former govt
examiner. 962 Equitable Bldg, Washington.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMALE

BOOKKEEPER-YounR lady. years ac-
counting dept. experience, desires position
in financial or banking house c 4O3,
Ledger Office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
ATLANTIC FLEET SAILS
FOR GUANTANAMO, CUBA
Armada Leaves Nirginin Waters for
Winter MnnruNrrs and
Target Prnctirr.
IBv LAssocla,eh n-.ss. !

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. S.--The Atlantic
ncct, which has been assembling for
the last three days off tn. Virginia
capcs. sailed this afternoon at . O'Clock
for Guantanamo. cuba. for winter ma
rcuvcrs and target practice. Six super
dreadnauGhts. headed by the flagship
Pennsylvania. blaHcu the sea trail
southwark. with four squadrons of de-
Stroycrs. several submarines. supply
ships tenders and tugs following in
their wake. The other Supcrdrcad-
naushts with the fleet are the Arizona
Nevada. Oklahoma. Utah and Delaware.
The North Dakota is expected to join
the armada en- route south The South
Carolina. undergoing repairs ~ the
local navy yard. will follow later
Rear admiral II. b. Wilson. fleet com
ninder. in announcing the departure of
the fleet. gave gu, the information that
the ,prearrangcd schedule OF steamns
trials and battle formation drills at
sea provided for the arrival Of the
fleet at the Guantanamo naval base
next Tuesday stay OF three months
in the tropics is the schedule. during
which time Il trip across the Gulf to tho
Panama Canal has been planned. one
thousand recruits from the naval has"
tfainin. station accompanied the feet
Tor their first sea experience.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
FINED FOR NONsUPPORT
IRA Lrbcr Will Pay 5000 in Weekly
ihatniin.ent>, sum 10 Go TO
Wife, Court Decides.

IRA Lcbcr, who apncalod /,
honsuppori from The JuvoniIe and
.,9,nestic Relations Court vas md
80" 5cStcrday in the Hustings Court
"uuSr, -. I. richardson decided tbat
endcr the circumstances the iinc sbouId
nc naid N weekly installmcnts Of SD
Whlch small 60 TO tho wife.
hdNinono Wood. arraiSned on an in
dicimcnt charging grand larccny w.
.n;;.nc.n 10 serve ono wear in the
1HmcS Ir@cn. before tho court on q
similar Indictment. was sentenced
,"o-Hcir term in the pcnitcntiarv.
Jack Johnson. colorcti. charged win
n!anciohS "oundinc. Vas found moi
-uiitE DJ Il jury. Willie Hopkins ar
iaiSncd on charge Of grand larceny.
mao his case continued lIuiil tnda !, -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
GAMBLER ALLEGED TO HAVE
BOUGHT OFF LAW OFFICIAL
Former Governor Whitman VIII Ap-
pear before Grand Jury to Testify
in Case.
NV As.ocia,ea pr.s.

NEW YORK. Jan. s-Foryr,cr Cover
nor " hitnan. II was learned tonight.
VIII be asked TO appear before the en-
tfaordinary grand jury as witness
IN connection with sensational graft
charges which arc alleged to involve a
former city magistrate, an assistant
d!Strict attorney and Il newspape-:nan
Letters found in a city department
hle are alleged 10 have contained 3:
story that during the gambling and
vice raids under the Whitman admin
iStTatIon 10 protect service men. case
IN which wcll-known gambler Was
inEolNcd was suppressed in cour: Tor
$4,000
Mr. Whitman Will appear before the
assistant district attorney and recount
the work OF that official under his ad-
ministrItion.
No intimation was given that this
was tho 'ovcrshadowing crime" for
which tho grand jury has been search
ing Tor many weeks in it's attempted
investigation OF the district attorneys
and other county and city Offices
Assistant District Attorney James f..
before the Jurors and declared lie was
undoubtedly one OF tho mca referred
to. lie said tho statements in the let
tcrs were absolutely absurd" so far
as he was concerned. and tina, nc knew
they were untrue regarding the news
papcrman. because tho latter was in
Europe At the time nj the case
lie did not believe iiat the eX-maGis-
tratc was involved The cx-city inagis-
stated. Will appear before the grand
jury when IL rcconvcncs next MoaGay.
and ii is understood that the gambler
involved Will he summoned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
GRANDDAUGHTER OF CHIEF
JUSTICE MARSHALL DIES
Funeral OF Miss Emily IIurvIe VIII he
From Monumental Church To-
day mt :. oI'tOck

Miss Emily lIarvie died carly yes
terday morning in her home. 2o3 East
Franklin street. She was eighty wears
old and the last surviving grand
daughter OF chic: Justice john Mar
shall.
yd The funeral viii take place from
, ;, foc.oGk. the Re- Dr. Morris. rector.
harvie Section in Hollywood.
MISS liarvie was u daughter or Many
MitfshaH liarvie. only daughter Of
John Marshall, and of General Jacauc-
IN =. Harvie; General Harvie was
!shcd "ncn tn: Richmond rhcater
burned in 1911 General Harvie died
IN Richmond February S. 1856. Both
ne aud his wife are buried N Holly
wood The tract Of land in which the
cemetery was located was purcha sed
June ,i. y ls47. from Lewis L. liaryie.
ing paid Tor 1t. II was formally dedi-
Gated in 1882.
The residence Of John Marshall.
Marsha!l Streets. where IL is preserved
oy the Association tor the preserya
Emily Hsrvic lived the greater part
o. her life IN this house.
Mss liarvie Was the youngest Of a
large family, an OF whom are now
dead. The nearest living relatives arc
NO nicceS, Miss Ellen Wade. o. Rich
mond. and Mrs. Iioge. o: charicstown,
descendants OF Or. John IIarvic. or
po"hatan, and o. Lewis j.. Uarvic. OF
Mrs. Emily Harvie Barton. a grand
daughter Of Chief Justice John Mar
shah. died At her home IN F'auctlicr
County last Friday. She was the
he dauGhtc OF Jacquelin Amber
Marshall. a son OF Chief Justice Mar
, ,sr ShS Is survived by ono daugh::
J al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
"Don t Let Me
Star0e, p" Is Cry
Fathers Note TO Son Tells
Of Plight IN
Poland.

BUCYRGS. ONO. Jan. S.-Don't
Let me starvc TO death or freeze to
death were tho words Of letter
received this week by Phillip Bro
warsky from his aged father. Hyma n
Rrowarsky. Of Suvalka, Poland. The
letter stated that q remittance sent
last April had just reached the father
few days before tho letter was writ
ten in November. Mr.. Erowarsky i'm.
mediatciy cablcd 900 marks TO his
father.
The lstter said bread was e!gh.
Polish marks $50 pound. and that
IL WAS made OF rniddlings and oats
that fifty RUSSIAN rubles (noninaiv
S2") was the price of "A small load of
wood or measure of potatoes. -Four
RUSSIAN rubles for a pound of meat or
pound o: flour and twelve rubles
Tor pound OF fat or a pound OF sugar
wcr" other food prices.
Inc letter added: "If YOU have any
olo clothing or shoes that you are
throwing away there, send II to me
mere IN care of the American Jewish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
MRS. FOSTER NOW
WELL AND HAPPY
Has Perfect Digestion and
Feels She Has il New
Lease on Life.
PRAISES TANLAC HIGHLY
Declares That the Medicine
Helped Her From the Very
Fi~St Bottle.
PRAISES TANLAC HIGHLY

Il ara just IL glad TO see how n.r
iectiy my health is being restored tina,
want 10 tell everybody about Tan
lac" said Mrs. j. w Foster. OF Eair-
view Heights. Va. while relating her
experience with the medicine. ;. irw
days ago.
Mrs. Foster has lived in Fairviev
ieiShts for the past five years, coming
mere from Durmid. where she reside
for fifteen years. She is a dcyout n,nn,-
Der OF the Christian Church and nor
many friends will be glad to learn OF
tn" wonderful Improvement in her
health.
For the past three years" she con.
'inucd' have been in perfectly
wrcichcd health. In fact. don, bc.
licvc there was a day during ali nat
timc-that is, until I got Tanlac-but
what | suffered in some wav or other
had no appetite, and my stomach was
SO weak and upset that / could eat
nothing without suffering afterwards
from indigestion. After eating I
would bioat terribly, nv heart heat
was so fast it frightened me. and I
would almost smother. IL ate meats
or anything heavy. I felt like was
going 10 die before l could get relief
from the pain. also suffered from
rheumatism in my hips SO ba at times
sleep at all. and when attempted IN
do my house work ! had to stop and
rest often before getting through.
have been under treatment constantly
and during the past year have under
gone two operations. One on tho
eighth of last January for appendi-
ellis and another in November for
troubles tina: only women have
At tho time ] began taking Tanlac
] weighed only one hundred and five
pounds. and could not regain the little
strength ! had previous to the opcra-
Nv a.h
as ever. if not worse. never alto any
breakfast at all, for just the sight OF
food made me sick. j was having dizzy
spells, black spots were coming in
front Of my eyes, and | was SO weak
that could not turn my hands to 4
thing in the way of work. In TACT 7
was in bed most OF the time. unable
TO eat or sleep, and in misery all the
time. 1 often had 10 wake UP my
mother and husband at night to give
me medicine for my stomach pains and
rub me with linimcnts for the rheu-
matism. trying 10 get little ease and
rest. But | am beginning to feel like
q new person now. and l will always
praise Tanlac. My first bottle OF Tan
lac helped me wonderfully, and, while
] am just now ready TO start on my
third bottle, am already feeling like
could attend TO my housework 'rhe
first few doses OF, Tanlac stopped the
gas from forming on my stomach, and
since then | have had no bloating, pain
or discomfort OF any kind after eat
ing. J am now eating three good
meals . day, enjoy them all, and. while
] haven't weighed. I can tell from The
way my face has filled out that have
gained several pounds in weight.
don't feel nervous and dizzy any more.
and my sleep is sound and restfrl.
never have a rheumatic pain now and.
in fact. ! Just feel like I have been
igiven new lease on life"
Tanlac Is sold in Richmond by Grant
Drug Co, and Tragic Drug Cd ADJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
DISCRIMINATION
SAY OPERATORS REFUSE
TO TAKE MINERS BACK
This and Other Violations or Settle
mcnt Agreement Charged by
United Workers. Head.
IRv A.snri.,nn rrn.s

-
I COLUMBUS, ONO. Ian. SIS r.
Keller. presidcn, of the United Mine
Workers of Tennessee and Eastern
Kentucky. brought to the attention or
the international executive board Of
tho United Mine Workers. meeting here
today. case of alleged d!scrimina
ton against union miners In Harlan
county. KY. which he said lie feared
might cause serious trouble.
Keller said he had received word
today from l.. l.. Reed sccr.,orv nr
ms uistrict. stating that Conditions
are becointnS dcplorablc." Operators
y. ~ tnc district, lie said. not only re-
FUSED TO take tho union miners b:icI,
70 work, but were cvfctin. Them from
.ncir MONIES. and refusing to allow
ZEN 10 have water from the wells
'' .u'i from tue company's property
Agreement Violation Alleged.
lh!a and similar complaints or al
eyed violation of the settlornen.
"Sfcemcnt which required the. return
- conditions as they existed before
nc strike WAS called November !. have
Iccn taken up with the Department OF
Justice IT Washington. international
"ihscrs or the miners organization
sa'n ioday. Attorney General Palmer
y asked TO compel the operators to
AXE the men back 10 work
ne zone OF the miners and opera
TO Washington. when the preTident's
commission crcatcd by ,hc President
70 investigate all Of the questions IN
vowed begins hearings.
oinncntinG on the action or In,
'nlners' convention. which approved IN.
Course taken by the Intentional Of
nctrs In bringing tho strik. to ~, end
M ,s.momi,tins 20 arbitration. Acting
resiarnt John l.. Lewis said tonight:
means that The United Mine
WORKERS OF America is an ArncrIran
.hsliLution that believes in and I'M
ho!ns American Ideals.
ME the strike was on" continund
%Wis We were branded as I'M
american and as brutal men s..k{n.,
20 freeze women and children Tbe
i'ubIlc mind was iulIa med b. such f.,sr
onarEes mat the coal miners were dis
.sedtnd by public sentiment. bcIi.y.
.ndt me American public now. under
30 nos tue coal miner better than ii
"id few wccks ago. believe nv,
american public is willing that W..
Hn"mln nave square deal.
~ snail ne our purpose 10 law he :
.o'o the Pres idcnt'S commission, -
ia"ts upon which We base our dc
ihdhd inr better conditions, and No
nave iigh' to demand that Tho picdre
~ trc president that fun iustira =.
zone the coal miner be carrled ON,
than JUSTICE" ''o' :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
ALLEGED STILL OPERATOR
HELD UNDER $4,000 BOND
Man Who Cave Name NJ Mike Caro-
Is Said 10 BE George e..


United States Commissioners Melvin
FleScnhcimer yesterday held the man
arrested "Wednesday night at 5Oli.,
illicit still who gave his name rs
Mike Caro-. but who is said 10 be
George !. AZoruy. under $4,000 bail for
his appearance at the April term OF
tho grand jury. He Is also charged
with resisting officers while in the pur-
suit OF their duty. There is Mike
Caro- lir:ng in Richmond at 1115 East
Broad street, who has no connection
with the still or tho store.
OF tho four men arrested in another
raid the same night at 621 North
Fourth Street. James Golden and Rob
crt Bowlcs. both colorcd, were held
for the grand jury. The other two.
James Harris and George Golden. also
colorcd. were released. but will he
used as witnesses against the other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
DIE BY SUICIDE ROUTE
Love Affairs. Family Quarrels and Li~-
ing Conditions Drive Many 10 XIII
Themselves in Vienna.
BY Universal Service

VIENNA. Ian. S-Twce as many
women as men committed suicide m
Vienna during 1919, figures just pub
hSh"d show. The total number of
suicides in the year was LBS About
one third Of these ended their lives
because or love affairs or fam
NY iuarreis. while most Of the others
Wcr" driven to despair BY the lniscr-
dbic living conditions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
ELECT MRS. SIDNEY DUDLEY
Junior Hollywood Memorial A,,ocia-
ton cares for Officers Section
of Cemetery

AIRS Sidney Dudley has hecn re-
r!ccted president OF tho Junior UoIlv-
WOOD Memorial Association. which is
a an, aocly interested in tho care OF the
2qihccrs for 1920 arc Mrs, Norman y
- oipn. honorary president: Mrs. G.
r. SN%orm IN. first vice president. Mrs
-. W. thompson, second vicc.proSi-
nent; Mrs. r. C. Cooper third vice
. ~ r55iinsh'' Mrs. 9. X Robertson. re-
Tn ru'nE secretary: Mrs. Samuel q. l..
corresponding sccrctary. = = ''o'cs
nans ndii,1 EarSamin is custodian Of
,,,n . sna AIRS l.. J. kcrnodlc. chair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
STRIKES HALT EXPORTS
Labor Troubles Mt New Orleans Cause
i-mbnrg" TO lie Put On outbound
Freight Shipments.
lby Assoclatcl rress.

ATLANTA. Jan. S.-An embargo on
shipment Of export freight to New or
leans except by permit. and an embargo
on export OF freight from Mobile TO
Havana. was announced today at the
southern region Headquarters of Tho
ia !lroad administration
The New Orleans embargo WAS i'm
posed because OF labor troubles on the
water front there. and IL was said that
permit for shipments 10 that citv would
be granted on proof Of ability TO cxnort
them. Cotton on domestic bills Of lad.
ing y cXccpted from tho emhArGo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
PROHIBITION FORCES CONFER
Hold Last Meeting BEFORE Drive for
Iaw-Enforcement Funds Is
launched.

Workers from all over the state met
at Murphy's Hotel yesterday for the
last conference to he held before the
launching Of the drive for funds in
the nation wide campaign of the anti
sa loon league.
s. r. Donohuc. Federal director of
prohibition for tho State. delivered an
address on tho work Of his department
The afternoon session was featured
by an address delivered by Wayne u.
Wheeler. national attorney for the
anti-sa loon league.
Other speakers were w. Mcdonald
Lee. national director of the campaign,
and DIR. J.. G. Cooper. OF Atlanta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
ARREST MILITARY MISSION
A'1ca meprcscntntircs Are seized nv
Cr1,:,,, ohircr. Who Rcsrnts
CRITICISM 0f Coudjtinn.
IBv Ass,ci,, r''ohS.

~ .NssWt'IHfrH FrnSS
PARIS. Jan. S.-Thc .,rres. 90
military representatives or tho sea ,,i;SI
ny Roumanian officer in "ccm m,,ies
I ~, fe is reported in Prague dis
sage says that the members of &c MES
tarN mission sent by the allies 10 ,'' H.
Arsd district to Inspect prison cams ms
which intcrncd Ilunrarians were so az
10 nave been tho victims were orrostad
ny ihe commanding officer of con-
at the severe criticism of condit in.
made by the mission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
WILL ASK MANDAMUS WRIT
Opposition to I.ynchbnrS's Prospective
manager Form TO Take
The Times Dispatch

SpeCiaI % The Times Dispatch.l
lIF'NClIBURG, VA. Ian. S--Thaf Tho
opposition TO tho city manager form
here is intent upon uDscitinr thn
change or government, IL possible, and
indicated by the announcement thai
application will be made nj once io
'he state Supreme Court OF Appeals
nudge OF tho circuit court of the civ
TO enter an order declaring the eIec.
non illegal, because tho change wa.
nor advocated by u majority vote OF
tho, entire. electorate, instead OF a
majority OF those voting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
ILLICIT STILL is FOUND
AT TAYLOR'S CROSSING
I'm ,insirT Alleged Operator, Bale
i"r Ni.ooo for tppcarance BEFORE
Grand Jury.

E:yin Tinsley WAS arrested nv
,rnitth states officers "Wednesday ~
f,F','e:icls and po,5,nac. charg"d
- - .herat!ns ~ ill!ct still. liz Was
.SHsed under $1,000 bah :or his ap
.t"rLhCs ~ tho April term OF ibe
rand jury. by Commissioned Flere,e
Nelinor The still was ONLY 4 sS'.,l
III nhs!hS capacity Of about five
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
bulgarian co,ernment nr,,rn.

TDpESHAGIHS Jan. S-Thc Eul-
Earian government has resigned. and
Socialists are trying TO form a Cab
met under the leadership Of Dr.. :
bcneff, :orner Premier and Minister
OF Foreign Affairs, according 10 4
Sofa q patch fled Yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
SEEK SLAYER OF FOUR
Posse OF 3t0 AIississippi Citizens Fol-
low Trail of Negro With
TRv Associated Prcss.l

Nv Associated Press
MERiDlAN. MISS, Jan. S.--Bccause
Shc would not return to live with him.
Robert Moncricf, oa. negro, shot and
kiIled his wife, Tom and Belle John
son. man and wife. and negro
preacher named Ford fired the cabin
near Lawrence, Newton County, SUN
nay, and escaped. according to word
which has just reached here
posse said to number 300 persons,
Grief. w Nio"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Bnnl viii p,u,,Ic I.ni,nt

LiNCHBUK'.. VA. Jan. S.---The
Of the Lynchburg Trust
and Savings Eank in annual meeting
here today approved "a recommends
ton OF the directors to increase the
stock from Sl3O.0Go 10 100000 New
stock VIII ne issued 10 stockholders a.
par, the present value OF the old stool.
being upwards OF $500. The bank last
wear paid 20 per cent dLvidends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Sugar Sdrers
Spreads for Pancakes
and WaJJlcs

That satisfy norma! craving for
sweets:
Apple Rutter. zoe.
Large size. An inexpensive and
wholesome blend Of sugar, fruit and
spices.
Pench Butter. 35c.
Fruit jam, zoe.
Strn wbcrry and raspberry
Apple Jelly. t5c.
Pure fruit and sugar,
Pench Preserves, Roe.
Home made. Best quality obtaiuable.
Peaches. blackbcrries and tomatoes
Of the same make.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
INSURGENTS HOLD IRKUTSK
Force of 1000 Armed
With Machine Gums. in PosSes-
sion Of City.
Thy Associated Press

LONDON. Jan. S.-Ncws has reached
London from British sources In lrkutSk
that 5000 anti kolclak insurgents ar.
holding lrkutsk. Eastern Siberia. They
are armed with machine guns and have
airplanes and are constantly being re-
inforccd
General Semenon with his forces is
slightly east of Tchita. but il is con
side'ed doubtful whether SemcnoT will
be able TO hold this position and il is
Japanese assistance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
LudcndorT win Go into POLITICS.

. fARlS, Jan. A.--t;encral T.udandorH
former commander in-chicf OF the Ger
man armies on the western front. will
ne an active participant in the next
German political campaign. acCordin
TO adNiccS from Ecrlin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Jerry w'heeiwrishtDi.

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-Private al.
vices received here today announced
the death in Paris of Jerry Wheel
wright. Of Baltimore, chairman OF tho
board OF directors OF the Consolidation
Coal Company.