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iTABLEAU!

EL NINo pECLARA:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-28
TIE RIcHM oND VIZ aIEIAn- SUNDAY MARCH 90 1870
TOBACCO MARKETS N
BUCKINGHAM CLOSE


Buckingham, Va, March IT,
Thomas u. Eason and several others
connected with the department Of ag-
ricuiture in tho schools are to be here
on April 18th to visit the agricultu-
raj department OF the high school
A. II, Gillian OF the Diilwyn tobac-
co market liz anxious for planters to
bring in the remnants OF their crops
as soor as possible 30 that the mar
ket may close. This market has
maintained prices that compare Ia
vorabiy with the other markest
John W.. Haskins. student, at
Ham pden-Sidney college spent last
week -end at his home here. All but
twelve of the students went horne
while the examination papers were
being gone over at college.
The colored people are making a
iriye to raise money to help estAb
lish a teachers training school in this
county and some Of the beet Of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-28

AUCTION SALE.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE.

At the request of the owner tand In
order to settle an estate) we will sell
ON the premises.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL z, 1890.
at 2 o'clock p. M
all that certain tract of land, with i'm
provements thereon, known as the
~SHEPHERDs HILL FARM"
Between Milford and Bowling Green,
Caroline County, Va,
containing 1878 acres. with q beauti-
full ten-room colonial home built OF
frame, with metal proof. large halls,
colonial fireplace, mantels and hearths,
we'll located among shade trees and
shrubbery on an elevation: two tenant
houses, five barns and stables, garage,
lice house, shop, cattle shed. etc. six
Iacres in excellent orchard of assorted
fruit
This farm was the home Of the late
z. G.. Allen and a former home of Cap
tain Jack Hudgins and others Of Ante
Beilum fame. 1t is beautiful in the ex-
ltreme ideally located. very fertile.
(about so per cent being cultivated.
remainder in beautiful woodland). the
frontage is 1895 feet on the main
highway from Bowling Green to Mil
ford, being one mile from each point
and forty miles from Richmond on the
r.. F. and P. Railway. The social, edu-
lcational and railway facilities cannot
De surpassed IN virginia Inc farm 10
well watered with streams. wells and
springs and 1t is decidedly one Of the
most beautiful and desirable places in
this section of Virginia. 1t will be
sold notwithstanding price and wealth
Ter conditions and may be inspected he
fore date Of sale through appointment
at this office.
TERMS One-third cash, remainder
lin equal payments at one. two, three
Al S four wears secured hy Arst mort.
gage on the property, with interest ut
is per cent per. annum, payable semi
annually.
JAMES r. COSBY,
Real Estate Agents and Auetfoneevs.
soI Mutual Building. Richmond, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-28
MANY SPRING AFFAIRS
At THE CITY ARhOR|ES

Building Inspector Butler has
booked a number of engagements for
entertainments at the Blues and
Grays armories for April and has a
number of tentative engagements, the
dates for which have not yet been
fixed. The dates SO far filed are:
Blues armory: April 9-Acca
Temple patrol.
Grays' armory: April 14--Y. w. C..
A.. basketball game.
April 15-Richmond Amateur
Athletic Federation track meet
April 1s--Miiler e. Rhoads' EN-
ployes association.
Other organizations who are to fix
dates later are:
Hebrew Relief association
Sammis Grotto.
Order OF Eagles.
/. o. q. r.
Metal Trades Alliance of Rich
mond-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-28

OFFTCN Or
vIRGINIA-CARofIN CHEMICAL CO.
RICHMOND. VA
ss''Szs - '' - e lklkfSh rs fy50.s
Dfv1aenA Ne. u.
Tbs board Of directors Of Virginia
Carolina Chemical company have this
day declared quarterly dividend Of 81
per share Il Per oantS. bainw Aividend
No. 81 on the common stock 81 90
company, payable Saturday. Nay i,
1890. to stockholders Of record 1t the
,riass ofi hnatnARs an Thursday, Apr3l
Is, 1920. . y.
"A, Transfer books will not be closed,
s. w. TRAvERA
Treasurer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-28

race are interesting themselves in
this movement.
Work Is soon to begin on a ma
county.
Professor G.. L. Brown, principal
of the high school Is recovering from
spell OF sickness.
A. NJ. Patterson and his family
have moved to this county rom Cum
berland county, North Carolina and
have purchased the old Wesley
Sprouel place on the DiIlwyrl road.
Farmers put most of their hogs on
the market last fall and winter and
now there is scarcity OF hogs. al
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-28

The RicAmoaA neec1r1e SAoe RepaiEins
company wish TO announce to IT.
mAny patrons- thAe they have n.
fAnEed the shoe repairing DEPART.
ment In the rear OF their location.
IT'S East Main strest. and have
opened with . large. limo Of men'A
ladies' and chi1dran's shoes In the
front Of the aams location
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-28

Nave You SG5f We Raise Hcg~ For
-you, feed and breed. giving you half
-the profits Bank reference Write
-.for fun narticulayst mRpRAvEN.
Tsas Kansas City Life. Kansas City.
mo. y ,t.~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-28
LEGAL
OFFICE OF
VIRGINIA. CAROLINA CHEMICAL co,
RICHMOND. VA

March Is, 1880.
Dividend No. 0S.
The board of directors OF Virginia
carolina chemical company have this
day declared the ninety-eighth cons
secp<ise quarterly dividend OF 81 per
shAre a. per cent? on the preferred
stock OF this company. payable Thurs
day. April Is. $780, to stockholders OF
record at the close OF business on Mon
day, April IS, 1890.
Tranafef books will not be closed.
& w. TRAvEKH.
TREASURER.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-28

though the TresdHs 1rrfCeS It q 3
below the colt Ut rr6ductinn. x 81
Laborers who have been lii sfte
mines OF West virginfa are rsgrntn8s
home now to plant their cror,x
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-28

WANTS
FINANCIAL.
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

Furniture Chr and Wedding Pres
erts packed and shipped with care
Special attention given to out OF town
orders. JACOB UMLAUF. 1926 West
Broad stree Phone Addison 32s4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-28
Statesmen WANTED

travelling Standardization Ma~ss-
mfacturer wants salesman in Virginia
land kz~rr 90 call on the retail store
-trade. Must he-nnan of ability. capa-
ssble of earning not less than $500 per
month above travelling expenses.
= Man with automobile preferred
-CalI At Room .7so, Murphy's Hotel;
Shours to IL A. III. only. c. *
SMITH. ,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-12
Hoover Sentiment in Vermont.

The Make Hoover President slogan
is not confined 10 the cities. Neither Is
il crystallizing in any one state. Sure
" il is not located to any one section
OF the United States. The facts are
that when Mr. Hoover said he would
accept the Republican nomination a
burst of applause was heard all over
this country. 1t was genuine. The
support that is following this gentle
mans announcement il so far out OF
the ordinary that the politicians OF the
Republican party can see no way TO
stem the tide. Surely II is not wise
TO try and stop IT.
Many of the leading Republicans in
Waterbury and vicinity have been in
terviewed during the past 10 days. The
per cent that desire to Make Hoover
President" is fully IS out OF every 100.
Many Democrats in this locality have
expressed a desire TO vote for Hoover
r, gardless of his party affections. We
feel that the conditions in Waterbury
are no different than in other sections
Of Vermont One can be fully con
WINGED of the facts which we present
by Just spending two or three hours in
any village or city in Vermont, and in
terview 100 Republican voters, which
viii give all the convincing argument
necessary that the Green Mountain
state fayors the Republican nomination
Of Mr. oover.-Waterbury Record.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-12
STUDENTS IN TROUBLE.
Charged with Making Disturbances in
Middlebury.

Middlebury, April II. Three Middle.
bury students were arrested here Sat
urday, charged with breach of the
peace. These arrests were made fol.
lowing an attempt to burn the band
stand located in the village park on
Friday night and the interference of
the college students at a musical come
dy held in the town hall on the same
night,
The students arrested are George
keppler, president of the Junior class;
Francis c. Coates of the sophomore
class, and Clyde G. Jakway. a fresbl
man. When arraigned they pleaded not
guilty.
The show, so Long Mary" was at
tended by = large number Of college
students. During the performance po-
tatoes and pennies were thrown on the
stage, and partly for this the three
students are held. The show, which
is said to have been of poor calibre.
is playing the smaller villages in the
state
After Ehe ceremony the bandstand
was set aire and it was necessary to
use chemicals to put the blaze out after
the stand had been partially burned.
As far as is known, no one was seen
setting fire to il.
Attorneys James B. Donoway and
Ira II. LaFieur have been secured 10
represent the students. States Attor-
ney Allen b. Sturtevant win act as
prosecuting officer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-12
TO MAKE WOMEN DOCTORS.
University Of Vermont Will Admit
Women to Medical Courses.

Burlington, April I'm an effort
in partly relieve the urgent need for
more doctors, especially in the rural
communities, the University of Yer
mont has decided to open the doors Of
the medical college 10 women. Next
fall, for the first time in the history OF
this institution. women viii enter the
college on exactly the same status as
men. Dean II. c. Tinkham, who has
been furthering the project and who
originated the movement, said Satur-
day that he expected between five and
10 women to take up the course next
fall.
Dean Tinkham said Saturday that
he expected next fall the largest enter
ing class in 10 years and he was not
sure but it would be the largest in IL
years. In the old days when a medical
course was a brief and inexpensive af
fair the attendance reached larger pro-
port lions than it has in recent years.
Now two years must be put in on the
academicsl side. before admittance is
given to the medical college. The
courses in the arts college are arranged
with view TO preparing the students
for work in medicine and also giving
them liberal education. They are
Obliged to take sciences, military sci
ence and some other subjects, which
enable them to meet the requirements
of the American Medical association in
an A grade college.
A few years ago the number Of med
zeal students diminished but IL has
been steadily on the increase since
then. Because of the lessening Of the
numbers of praeticing physicians the
last legislature provided scholarships
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-12
W.dITSFTEkD

Harold Wallis has position witt
the Wiuton Motor Car company o
Cleveland. o., and leaves Washington
d. G., for his new work next Monday
John Graves returned from Law
renee. Mass. Tuesday night. leaving
Mrs. Graves AT the Boston City hospl
tai for observation and treatment fol
injured eyesight.
Miss Mabel Brown is at her home
in Warren this week because of i'll
ness.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Wallace Haskins has been named
Gladys Mae.
Town listers are making their an
nual visits Hhis week.
It is reported that P b. Gaylord is
feeling better.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-12
Long wait.

4 young revivalist, who had been
exhorting a meeting for over two hours
without perceptibe effect, was feeling
discouraged, when an old miner inter
rupted him.
aSay, brother, I'd like TO ask ques.
ton.
The enthusiastic revivslist smiled
with pleasure.
Thank YOU, my man. for your in
teresti" he replied. Il shall be more
than glad to set you right on any
point. Your desire for enlightenment
i good sign which ! am very, very
glad to see. Now. what is il You want
Ia know ="
Can smoke" asked the miner
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-12
Welcome Change.

Apropos Of Henry Watterson's re-
tiNment from tn" Louisville Courier
Journal. Louisville banker said TO the
great editor;
II understand. sir. that your idea Is
TO start a paper Of your own-a paper
that will strike new note
Well" fenced The veteran. that
would be a welcome change. indeed. for
papers out here do nothing but note a
new strike ST. Louis Republican.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-12
The Heartless Monster

Stcubenville Gazette she accuses
the defendant Of taunting and teasing
her BY refusing 10 buy her only one
smit and one pair Of shoes a day. -
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-12
Feryent Wish.

Mrs. Xavier expect your baby
will be much larger when see her
again
Mrs. Sharp hope so.-Bcston
Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-12
Proof Positive.

aIn the old DAYS soldiers must have
worshipped their officers 7 see where
they sanctified one Of The grades.
"Hows THAR I'm from Missouri
In that case you must have heard
Of saint Isooie. The Home Sector.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-12
Universalist Mems Dinner.

Menu annual dinner given by th'
Mems club of the First Uniyersalisi
church, Barre, Monday, April y, at
$3.50 p. m:
PURGE of tomato
Sour pickles Queen olives
Roast sirloin OF beef
Mashed potatoes Brown gravy
Spaghetti Ia Italienne
Salad Cabbage with mRyonnsise
Parker House rolls
Vanilla ice cream
Sponge cake Saline crackers
Tea Coffee Mix
adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-12
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

BLACK SIBERIAN pedigrse1 and rasistsrei
breeding rabbits for sale til. t4e-N ass
Hill street. 4gt2s
BRCNssvIC k-BA LKE-CoLLANDER POOL
TABLE completG- Tor ssle rugulaiioa fiue.
gocd eonditsuns wrlfe - Pocf Barre
Trn-aE tsH
THURSTON DAMON PROM BOSTON.
PIANO TUNER - Orie- left 81 Hosei
Rsrrr- reference Miss Elrua Bsfhsri. zft1s
FOR SALE - Iool choss. carrrsuter tools.
PAINTER stsViug hnuis. sariinE tabse. barr
be- suite and kitchen range: eat hetat-n
thc h1uu = 2 and . q. m Al Ia Highland
arc1ns- ettss
Mp Bsrrs. efts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-12

y Special convocstion Of Gran
ga lite chapter. No. 20. r. A NJ.
- Tuesday. April H. az p. m.
ytsS Work, r 4. degree. Per order
~ E H. p
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-12
BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY, APRIL IL, 1920.
The Weather

Rain or snow tonight and Tuesday
colder Tuesday; increasing east winds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-12
GR4TfEVILLE

Regular meeting OF local 4e3 Of en-
siueer. will be held in Miles hall Mon
dsy evening. April ~ a. O'Clock.
Members are requested 70 attend. This
is OF great importance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-12
Notice

Regular meeting Of branch No l..
.. ". L. 81 y A. viii be held in
Miles hail on "Wednesday April "a. az
: o'clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-12
THE UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY

for medical students There are fewer
doctors to-day in the United States
than there were 10 years ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-12

Regular meeting Of
council 253 Linton 81
John Bapiiste a Ame
riquc. TUESDAY April
-. att 2. m Members
arc requested toattcnd.
Per order secretary
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-12
WILLI4uSTOFY

Nrs. Carroll Of Barre win b at Nc
Auisier's store Williamstoun. Wednes
DAY and Thursday. vith utee line Fl
millinery ADJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-01

CONVENTION MAY
NOW Be CALLED
Bill Submitting Question
to Voters Introduced by
Senator James E. Can
non.


bill giving the voters OF the state
an opportunity to express themselves
on the needs OF another ronsttutQnai
convention was introduced ant" me
senate yesterday by senator James y,
Cannon Of Richmond. The necessity
for another convention has been com
fnentsd on by many members Of the
both houses ar6 the proba eiliffes are
that the blu viii meet with iittle OPP
position.
senator Cannon stated yesterday
that dissatisfaction wife the present
constitution was widespread and that
the need of another convention was
becoming more apparent daily The
cost of the convention will not he as
great as the expense incident TO
amending the constitution seNerai
times each hienniura.
The bill provides for submitting the
question TO the voters at tho Novcna-
isar election this being required hy
law, IL tho voters of the state de-
eide fer the convention. the general
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-01
Would Require Pace
to Maintain Offices
During November

Treasurer James B. Pace. OF Rich
mond. would be required to maintain
during the month of November OF
each year at least one Office in every
ward in the~city for the collection
and receipt of state taxes. under a
bill introduced yesterday in the house
by Delegates WILCOX, Haddon and
Boschen. The requirements apply
only to cities Of more than 10000.
In addition to these branch offices,
the treasurer would be required to
send by mail not later than Noven,ber
IS to each person assessedOwith state
taxes for that year bill, showing the
amount OF taxes, the rate for each
purpose. and the value of land and
personal property with which he is
assessed,
Failure OF the treasurer to comply
with the provisions of the law would
constitute cause for his removal from
Office.
Delegate Horace l. Smith intro
duced q bill requiring hotels to place
in each room placard. 10 be chang
ed not oftener than twice year.
giving the rate OF rent the hotel
charges.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-01
BOOM FOR HOOVER MAY RESIJI i
IN NON-PARTISAN CONVENTION
Labor Commissioner
Only Opponent Of
Ainslie for Mayor

Though the list of aspirants will
close on February 5, no name. other
than those of Mayor Aiuslie and
State Labor Commissioner John
were heard yesterday in
connection with the Democratic pri-
mary this spring for nominations to
municipal Offices.
Besides the mayorality race. the
fight which probably will arouse the
greatest interest will be that staged in
Jefferson ward among the aspirants
fe,s-ti4e seats In eenaHaea- council Of
State Senator Morgan II. Mills and
John r. .Jetcr, librarian and assistant
clerk Of the senate, neither of whom
will be q candidate for reelection.
- Present Councilman John II.
Grimes jefferson G. Powers and Will
liam T. Sullivan will be candidates
To succeed themselves. Others who
have announced themselves are
Henry b. CARRIER and James T.. Dick
orson. Possible aspirants arc: Henry
". Woody. c. Ernest Britton, Percy
l.. Smith and Miles d. Cobb.
William III. Adams. president. and
Arthur G.. Nielsen, members of the
board or aldermen from Jefferson
ward. are candidates LOT re-cieCLioN
and so far are unopposed.
In Clay ward Jack l.. Epps and
ordway Fuller are candidates for re-
election to the board OF aldermen.
and Charles II. Bull has announced
his candidacy.
Councilman II. l.. Peters, Jacob Um-
iauf, Clarence A. Seaton and Edgar
e. English, OF Clay ward, are candi-
dates for reelection Councilman r.
Gray Haddon, OF this ward, who now
is member Of thu legislature. viii
not be a candidate for reelection to
the council. No other candidates
have so far announced in this ward
Barton Ii. Grundy. alderman from
Lee ward. is candidate for re-eiec-
ton as yet unopposed. The FIVE pres
ent councilmen from this ward also
are candidates for rc-eiection. unop-
posed They arc: G. T. Ratkins. w. d.
Butler. Fred II. Powell, Il. Ice Ro-
den and John f. Rose, Jr.
In Madison ward, Joseph r.. Pow
ers, vice president of the board of
a aldermen. is a candidate for re-elec-
ton with no other candidate an
uunrred.
CounciImen Harvey E. Atkinson,
Carter @. jones. Jesse a. Ladd, John
w. Moore and Thomas b. Morton.
from Madison ward, all are candi-
dates for reelection and no opposing
candidates have offered as yet:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-01
ny nARoy Won HORST

Berlin, Jan. a1.--Genera1 Won Lud-
endorff. former chief OF stan OF the
German army. h today one OF the
busiest men in Germany. The, same
energy he gave to the problems Of
war he is now giving TO the problems
OF peace. He realizes the need OF adj
tustment to the present altered con-
ditions and that only az united Ger
man peole and with heroic efforts
can they re-establish themselves and
bring back prosperity.
An old friend has placed his COM
Portable home at. the generals dis
rosaI., 1t is In one OF the Quiotest
streets close to the Tier Garten. He
can move about without being OH
sserved--and 1t Is just as we'll that he
remains secluded for the present.
Seated in a comfortable leatheE
cushissned arm chair. he listened TO
my questions and replied with deiin--
GRAFTON when I asked:
what is your opinion In regard to
the tribunals which the allies wish
to create In their own countries to
try the Germans according to the
treaty Of peace 7"
Il THAT question touches the honor
OF the entire German nation ana can
only Be viewed from that standpoint.
should England. France and Belgium
srGnsa.ins ohSairates and insist ON; IRA III
cling Germans before such courts, the
humiliation will leave an sverlastinS
stain on our national honor. Whnt
that means 70 any honor-loving coun-
try ieave 70 your American people
4 DO you think that the creation OF
n trihun&l ~ Lycipxis. As has been ar
ranged, 6ofcEc which all Germans
who ar8 aErf1sAd ahnlf hA triad. will
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-01
European Credits
Recommended by
House Committee

Washingt ton. Jan, Disregarding
protests of the Republican steering
committee against further loans Of any
kind TO foreign governments. tho house
ways and means committee ordered Ia
vorabiy reported bill authorizing tho
United States Grain corporation to eX-
Tend $50, oao, 900 in credits for food re-
lief in Europe. The administration
recommended ton was s12 100000.
Opposition to the proposed loan had
developed rapidly among the members
OF Inc house tnig week
The opposition appears TO be so de-
termined that bitter fight rs believed
certain when the measure comes UP
on the floor, probably Monday
ALI of the Democrats at tho me citing.
except Representative Kitchin. OF
North Carolina. and Garner. OF Texas
favored the fun amount recommended
/ by Secretary Glass, but were voted
down. Amendments to find the loan
at 800. ooo,ooo and s7b,ooo,01o likewise
were rejected.
Then by two to one vote $50 96a.-
o0a was agreed upon, the Democrats
making it unanimous with the reser-
Walton that any member of ths com
mittee would have the right to offer
ar1fHdn1entS on the moor 10 increase
the amount up to sfs5, 100000
The hill as agreed nnon limits the
use of the credits to the supplying OF
foedstuffs, tho committee having re-
fused to include other supplies" as
recommended by the administration. Il
lis also stinpulated that SO far az pos
sibie negotiable paper shall be re-
qaired In return for the food, but none
Of The countries in need of assistance
( Is believed to be in position to give
such security.