davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cheyenne record., 1920-11-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
At Chicago.
Cattle.

Cattle.
Chicago. - Good to choice steers
steady to Is cents higher; others slow.
rs cents lower: top handy weight steers.
$500; bulk good and choice, $lb:50 to
$l70O bulk grassy kinds. 1900 to
Sli.25: early sales best cows and heifera
steady; general market unevenly lower:
bulk, S475 to $10.25: good bulls steady.
others IS cents lower: canner cows.
$3.50 to $3.75: calves 50 to 7s centa
lower; choice veals, $12.50 to $3.50;
grassy calves. $3.50 to $500: stockera
and feeders steady to 25 cents higher:
receipts Westerns. 11.00O; market
steady to shade stronger; bulk 1895 to
3S.75.
Hsgs.
Market opened IL to 25 cents lower.
later mostly Is to so cents lower than
Saturday's average. closing steady to
strong: top, one load. $13.36; bulk light
and butchers. ;12.eGs to s,iS; HIN: nnl. DiI.
steady to 10 cents lower: bulk desirable
kinds, $12.65 to t13.86.
Fat lambs closed active. fully Is
cents higher: top We,tsrn lembs,
S1i.00 to 1890: fat sheep and yearlin1s
sop ewes Is. .25: bulk native ewes, S5.sS
TO SS,7S; feeders active. IS csnts higher;
fat feeder lambs. $lz.Is.
Cheyenne record., 1920-11-04
Avoiding Maaniflcenee.

Avoiding Maonif1eenee.
"a mans house is his CASTLE" re-
marked the ready-made philosopher.
Don't say that" protested the ten
ant. 1.-THE landlord is liable to think
1t over and make extra charges for
CASTLE"
Cheyenne record., 1920-11-04

It is always better to shake hands
than to shake friends.
Cheyenne record., 1920-11-04
Mads from Cream Of Tartar.>
derived from grapes.
FREE

BY all means get the new
Royal Cook Book Just
out. Contains these and
400 other delightful rec
ipes. Free for the asking.
Write TODAY to
RoYALBAKINo POWDER co.
lis Fulton Street. New York City
Cheyenne record., 1920-11-04
Custard

3eggs
" cup sugar
" teaspoon salt
. cups scalded milk
l teaspoon vanilla extract
Beat eggs. add sugar. salt.
f1avoring and milk very
slowly. Line pie plate
with paste made as above,
and bake in very hot oven
about 10 minutes. Pour
custard into the baked
crust and bake In mode
rate oven about Is min
utes. The pie is done
when a knife put in CEN
ter of custard comes out
dry.
Cocoanut Pie Ia made the
same way, adding / cup
of shredded cocoanut, and
using only 2 eggs.
Cheyenne record., 1920-11-04
Cash Graf. At Chicago.

Chicago.-Wheat-No hard. e2.31o
2.2S; No. hard. $2.18x 03.21M.
Corn-Ne. Q mixed. s3osSMc; No. :
yellow, SIX 0sShc-
oats-No. . white. bsA 0ssKc: No. ;
white, 63k 065Ac.
Rye-No. Q. s1.740f.75M.
Bsriey-s5 q $1.0S.
Timothy Seed-S5.0o3e.5o.
Glover Seed-112.000 10000.
Pofk-N0minal.
IArd-S2O.e0.
Nibs-S17.0001 1859.
Chleage Dairy.
.-Butter-Lowsr; creamery.
Cheyenne record., 1920-11-04
butter Fat.


n ,..s..... '...'
Cheyenne record., 1920-11-04
Dressed Poultry.
Live Poultry.

sesi cesnt tric.,v iies"' s16.5o017.00
/ I,oss Off. per doz. 80. 400 go
Cheyenne record., 1920-11-04

western Newspaper Union New. Service.
Cheyenne record., 1920-11-04

cause of lower costs. the American re-
lief administration announced it would
add two and one-fifth pounds of sugar
and one pound Of cocoa to oil pack
ages bought with Hoover food drafts
beginning Nov. 1.
The World Film Corporation must
pay Kitty Gordon 1851 for injuries
received in making a war film, ac-
cording to a decision by the Appellate
division Of the Supreme Court Of New
York. Miss Gordon was the heroine
in the defendants pictures which
showed a battle in mo Mans Land"
Her leg leg and arm were burned by
bombs exploded to make the scene
realistic during her rescue of a fallen
man.
The Otis Company announced at
Ware, Mass, that Its cloth department
would operate only four days a week,
beginning at once, because Of lack Of
orders. About 1000 operatives are af-
fected. A part Of the underwear de-
partnlent already is on a four-day
schedule.
Isaac e. Ferguson, Chicago lawyer,
and Charles e. Ruthenberg Of Cleve-
land, were convicted of criminal anar-
chy by jury in Supreme Court OF New
York. Justice Weeks immediately sen-
fenced them to states prison for tsssns
ct iron i've to ~ ysars each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29

BIi sen Oft { I. -:
NNaShingtus. iito NtW
NnF. Avenue: New York.
CITY, Eiith Avenue t'G!iu-
Ing Chicago. frrhlr
GuS iyu;tlipE; fhil.uici.
piiu. Goldman 'u
l.uil.iiuC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Teeth. TonsiI> md ITcnrt--5.
.rlsh:. ls.O. hy Nat lonni Nrw.raucr Srryic,

:, When ". rms d~sii on The case Win which dis
from infected teeth or gums OF ,onslIs directly
ic the lining OF the heart. and the iusdOus
there. with the permanent valyular leakage
MI, mn,fh 9'tgm not atwIys follows do not
lar icakaGc thus Produced Is - hopeless matter
Sonsdorabe number Of smeh casS y'p r"aS@ ~
Is as competent IS 4 heart may be.
OFTEN the question arises, when a patient has
one or more teeth known TO be infected AZ
Infected or diseased mot JUS, cmlarssd H.
whether II is advisable To have them out.
or such septic focus or foe! is llkoly TO be
gbmGhts" ny Es"v a. Of the focus or foei or
moved or a number of ;eeth cxtract"d
We'll. nobody knows whether the infected
ing the Mat tromS Inc o rn, Gnue
Whatever the systemic condition on may be. II II
IS i5 sir 1 GuSs,toR Of the nhysirians opin
@ The @ E50G so i issh or
he ions!s: and see whether Improvement fol-
mat then keep YOUR iii tccf5 and t"nsils 20 and nd
lHt nature do his worst. He'll do H. the old
Some there be crabs. cranks. an,imcd,cal
Moran, neope wio nrofess to believe KAT one
3 likely TO suffer some evil consequence Of
serve a useful purpose IN helpinr The S yHnmg
:,h,d t." restsi respiratory infections: hut once
;.th"r nIenaec 9nd can no longer he consid
% %cme qse to the Sh4 A"@ an Yarns q" The ola
moral Of tho ions'ls docs not in any way in :
JAre man or woman. infan: adele scent
The loss Of teeth is d!hor.n; question
Every tooth serves important func, ION n |
rurpose and It's sacrifice is 10 be denlorcd In
any case u is neither scientific nor fair 10
INC patient Tor doctor 10 order the cNt-ac-
ton OF all or most OF tho tccth. Tia; is nj .
"aAS necessarily an oNpcriincut. because God
sometimes refuses to make known the truth
concernlnE The Infection known 10 exist about
nc condemned teeth. u should be Dut IN to
INC nau'ni in this way. and then loft for tho
dentist and. naticnt % decide which teeth to
pirate dental treatment 'f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
Two Minutes Of Optimism.
HN JEAN NEWTON.


TheS are tho most simple most primitive
Low pregnant they are with meaning!
How they play upon III" heart strimgs!
TOW 'ht|, sur up the Lotion most dcpth, OF
tender sentiment and emotion. cnsulnue us II,
eaich"S aud words fan us.
T n, ISIS !a WI! sniff and Gni%a:
WY MY, not friend" "companion"--and such
For have mary fiionLs
iiNlu nave a few companions.
hut am favored heyni.t the wildcst dreams
OF troesuS and Midas AMI Monte Cristo. I
us way through Gods 9th For nave what
Is more precious than all the worlds gold
My pal is uusolfsh
Sh" is always Trio verge OF laugh m, I
Is not AT anothorg expense. always anxious
10 snare my cares and irritatior... TO smooth
aWHN @riet and t,ogb!c with her cncoura : n x
genial cheer. To help with my burdens when
they press too heavily upon ME. to Join mo in
iTclic II such be my mood
Ma pc:hH;S ;as IS the wonderful part OF
ne ne COO given part ot hor--thnt she
10 nrd"rstHrd---nud pcrnaps that is VIII. my
pal is incomparahlc.
have jus, looked IN tho origin OF pa"
Ny tatcr"d Webster tolls mo its begin
nnss are shroudcd in uncertainty. have he
come ohscured in ~ dim ;assagos OF cen
iurieS-and in it's vt'!oUs qualifications il h.rS
t"kcn on the meaning oc-!nLtch--cuuul--
Now know TIC s,crct OF my ra,--tlc So
crct that makes her the most wonderful pal
u is his My pal is canabIc Of a great love
81: keith not herself. eXaltcth not her
Let me asi: YOU
are YOU somebody's pal?-copyrsht. 1870
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
From Other Viewpoints
4 Nation NJ Conscious CAPITALISTS.
ny ALFRED u. WILLIAMS.

Al the unrest aud fear for the f,turo ros,,I,
t.oM WSe'uns surface appearances as actual
Ing fcyer caused by sonietlins ea n9fs'G GS
ca,ias orsani tfo@bjG OF OF H'S},lion a. inai.
MA' n"i.eycs hat building is about 10 Tumble
n.ganSe lne paint on. tn" front door
,HGparag.nE fright because We are too ,1,l,
ny figures showing conditions as INV sta'"e
Dr' b.lt me tax. Justified hy frequent moi
W" have the SOLID fac; that more reG',7 ,,r
=, NJ Moa.y %nd living ~ sound business
IN 10 stois ri any nation III i,,sc2tE or
o. ~" Sompir33d5Grr 81 the CURRENCY just
nt.lons "ho haze MONEY In STATE hank md
havG SHOWN from l5.Oooo0o TO 900 900 n ., y:
nfN OF government bonds. Even including ib~
".ntt "o nave not taAn !-5.010 600
toaT1,'5s The yoiers in tho United states
.t'I'".i No me stability OF the government
"hG % nishess and the safety Of gathered
PUT awiy dime a, 4 time IS just as ac.i,.Ty
N,%.aa 'RaI y snail be safe, available when
nc J. tnd drawing is monthly Interest
-. i7 ~" man Win an invested million IN.
."' I.aS'",il.y ~" Partners win precisely
- ssf.. Ifs'Te iHat the la" shall protect
hNery ns% aspositor, owner o, q good atock
strong r.Ye in the structure o. the shiu az
800. 80 a., me a,t~ngti, Of his vote. influence
sstnse son Or ' straIi rha a9W is 1' re-
g =. iG.i nc most ju'npy Ini"d cannot
Nay Of h.s year. according 70 the Comp.
lors g RI national barka That is an aver
HEs 81 spv 70 eY"ry 1000 ~ us men. wonc n
il an 49s ws, - ha,v a"a fsr
asr'o.' n,ms months .4a Of more than million
en- ,:g o, ~, Sfpos'toSs In these banks
Tho war ,nsitadvof shaking. disturbing or
s Sa bu,fimatejy VII isays ny more s.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
SEEN ON THE SIDE
~ HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Forever Thus.

Forever Thus
IL Is forever thus aud thus forever IT Will be
That yondcr thing hits you. and so this other
thing hits me:
Between tho Fatos that lock us in
Some one OF must
And 80 say as l begin:
1t is forever thus
Maiinda likes her mullins hot. and prefer
mine cold
Maiinda is 4 gentle maid. and I'm lover bold;
While she'd have on Bonded knee.
like the cave mans muss.
And so We really can't agree
1t is forever thus"
ON some fair day I'll tote away Ma!inda. and l
know
Well have row about the how. the when and
where go,
And after that we'll kick the
Md fuIpe aud stew and fuss.
For every married LIES like that
1T is forever thus"
My sranthcr and his Eranihcr. too. fell for
tho wilos Of Jane.
And endlcssly pos;ori,y Will slip and fall
again;
And must fall, as fail We all.
80 come. 81 me husS.
We loso our sense AT Cupid's call
II Is forever thus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
News Of Fifty Years Ago
From Richmond Dispatch, July 20. 1900

Colonel Caighiil. OF the United states Engi-
nc+r Corps who has been assigned tho work
% deepening the channel or James River and
OF directing the survey Of thc route Of the
tal to the OHIO Is III the ely making pre- pa
tons for the commencement OF the work.
Rev. Dr. 9. II. Read. pastor Of Grace street
PRESBYTERIAN church ~ now in san Francisco
and a letter from him states that ne has been
nuch benefited by the trip and that his health
is cons!de rally better than when he left Rich
mona.
Nine hundrs. barrels Of aour were shipped
from Richmond TO Baltimore on Tuesday last
George Is. Cruichfeld has been appointed
clerk Of the Aimshousc. y good appointment
i. IS.
that General Lee is first a Long Branch and
then Ut Saratoga. Is this advertise ment?
The genera! mas been 10 neither place.
y man living on Church lIl has heen wind
Ing up hi6 time piece every night for fifteen
years and only yesterday found out that it is
an ctSht-day clock.
Pa; Woods has gone hack 10 Washington TO
serve out the balance OF his term for assault
ing Congre ssman Porter.
Married: On the Goth instant. by Rev. C. w.
l'cthcrbr!dgc, Mr. Henderson Parker and Miss
sarah ThTockmorton. both Of Heurico County.
Governor Holden has refused TO obey the
WIZ OF habcas corpus issued by Chief ustice
Pearson IN the case of the prisoners held by
"a" man k!rf Pearson now says the judici-
mat Holden has appointed military commiS-
sion to try 100 people held by Kirk at Yam
ceyviile and at Graham.
In view OF tho coming elections Attorney
General Akerman has called special atten ton
ment OF the fourteenth and hrtefa,h amend
ments tEe TT. ~ y ~ ~
War news today telln only Of few minor
sktrmtshes that gut but little HgureS one way;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
WHEAT CARRIED OVER FROM
1919 TOTALS 109,318,000
Survey shows Norr Than Hundred
Per Cent 1ncrrahc In surplus
Grain Over 1918,

WASHINGTON. July Wheat
from last years crop carried over into
1890 totalcd lOa.3is,GoO bushels on
.Iulv |, compared with is.56l 900
bushels of tho 1915 crop on hand tho
corresponding day last year. said an
announcement today by'th Depart
mcnt Of Agriculture.
stocks on farms, in country mills
and elevators. and in points OF large
accumulation. all showed an increase
over 1919 totals. This year farmers
held t7,756,0o0 bushels. against 49,.
26I00n bushels in 1919. tho fEuro
perhaps rcncc,ing disturbed trans
portation conditions during the past
points this year tho department found
2i.57i 900 bushels. against a,5ac.000 in
Tho same places on July |, 1919. In
country mills and elevators this
year. there arc 36,hSS. 600 bush els,
while in 1919 there were lg.76S.000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
TARHEEL GAS COMPANIES
RENEW PLEA FOR INCREASE
Declaring Conditions Worse Than
Ever They riend for Authority to
lfoost Rates Tcmpo:nriiS

especial to The Times btsnatrhD
RALEIGH. y. G.. July 2S-Dccldr-
inE that they are in worse shape than
they were when tho original petitions
for increased rates were iiled, repre-
ScntntiNos of the SaS coinpanica or
charlotte, Winston-Salr Durham.
ialc!gh. Henderson. Elizabeth CITY,
ana Newborn, appeared before tho
Corporation Commission today with
an urgent request that the rate MAX e
ing body allow them 10 increase their
rates temporarily. pending; the result
Of the Investigation being made Of
the financial condition OF their COM
panirS 10y experts employed by the
city oincialS Interested In tho case.
The Mayors Of all tho cities. or
some representative az the municipal
government. the managers or other
olhciais Of the company and auditors
employed by both cities and COM
pnnics attended the conference today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
A Daily Once-Over
The Home In Hot Wcathcr
M j. j. NDN.

MI. Husband. you kick about having TO vo-i;
uHT!nS warm weather, and you surely ynIiiG
necessary. - "e'c no.
ou know you COX for opportunities to rcst
- nom u It. - not spic and span you raisc
i'N ~ the saying goes, ana You :,r. rr,.,,v
mean II the meals. do suit You '1''
surprising YOU We're in Your WHO'S MAC.
would YOU spend more time in ;na f,nEc,
THAN you could nclp? '-''''
md are you moi selfish person to wish
htF 10 WORK as hard in the heat Of simmer.
- II would re1utte to COOK up the kird Of
!1ai am the Quantities you would Ike to
But yon say tina; i YOU can provide tho food
S, snouin be wiling 10 COOK 1t and has no
Bat i yon are good fellow VINO loves =
yNtsriul wife better than film. your sto,na 81,
win the heavy nourishmeut which requires
so mhch Tine afd care in the course OF pTep-
"ra'ion Tor the table, YOU Will propos. t,.,
E"Hr WI" rest all she can in hot Weather
Nnd . good wife won't take advantage Of
our wte wants your home and ;our com
,H.s 20 ~ w., INC best She can make it-Copy-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
CAMP ZACHARY TAYLOR'S
ABANDONMENT ORDERED
Military Center Completed Ia Summer
Of 1917 nj S7,5OO,oGO Cost
to he .Junkrd.

WASIIINGTON, July 2S.-Abandon-
incnt oi camp Zachary Taylor. Louis
vile. KY Was announced today by
the War Department with the notice
,Aat the First Division, now station
Camp DIS. y. j
The property upon which the camp
is located ia Louisville VIII revert to
tho private owners.
Camp XaShary Taylor was "omplct-
ed in The summer OF 1917 at = cost
Of SI54u,H00. 1t comprises 900 acres
OF land and contains 100 buildings.
Guiding the Eighty fourth Division.
The camp must lac abandoned, sal
vnGcd aud disposed of. under in
StructionS from Congress, not later
than June 80. 1921.
The movement OF the frs; division
20 camp Dix and abandonment of the
camp. u was announced, Viii take
place ahOut Scnteimbrr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
Warren CamaIicI Ilnr,Ii,r

si-,-of the thTc" or four middle" names
generously bestowed Warren Harding in
infancy he has seen nj - retain one, which
lie commonly abbreViatcs with the initial 20; =
As q good many people now know. that 'C;"
SiAnds Tor Garnalei--t name that harks, back
10 New Testament times. ST Pam, IL viii bS
remembered sat at The feet al Canal r.
md from him received his carly instruction in
religious nla;tcrs
The advicc given ny this same GamaIicI on
one occasion was cinincntl? wise and has bee II
often quoted When the supreme council OF
the Jewish 'ation consulted MIN. their hcad.
unnn II" proper attitud" 10 assume toward
IN" Christian apostles. Ganaiici SAID: III this
counse! or this work be OF men. il will come
% nauEht, but y IL he OF Goa We cannot nvc--
throw IT.. lost ha!ry lie be found to fight
against God
From which we conclude that tn. namc
Gamaiicl though not common euphonious.
or tho Kind that boys like carry around.
would do very well for President 10 live
up = f. r
Charlottesville Va. July ~ 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
CANADIAN SOLDIERS WILL
SETTLE ON MEXICAN FARMS
nrItish Government Provides Land
IN Stnic of t"ahuiia For War
Veterans.
fBy AsHOciltcil rrc.Sl

CALGARY. ALBERTA. July IS
General critchlcy, woll-kuown in
Canadian military circles. has rn
cruiicd and taken into Mexico three
hattalinns of British and Canadian
war veterans 10 settle them on "a mil
lion acre cstat" according TO news re- :
celvcd here today. These settlers. IL
was stated are organized ON a
thorough military basis, Including
four iu!ly equipped air squahrons.
General Critchley and his brother.
Major II. g. Cr!tChlcy. both of CAL
gary, are ia command OF tho cNpcdi-
ton, the expenses OF which arc lac :
ing provided for by the British gov
ernineut VITA an appropriation OF
100000 pounds sterling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
ROADS OUT OF RICHMOND
ARE IN GOOD CONDITION
Except for Dust, state Highways Arc
IN Excellent ~hnpr far Auto
mobile 'Eratltr

ing out OF Richmond continue good.
according to announcement or tho
Weather bureau
The Richmond Washington high
way is reported as pcing slightly
rough between Glen Nllcu and III
mont. There also is nad plact ~
the south end Of chappa wams!c
swamp.
Roads between Richmond .ad
Clarksvllic are dusty. but 9th ,rwl-n
arc In excellent condition tNccnt
p"li"r and Cuckoo. the Richmond
Charlottesville highway IL in good
shape. although there is consiicrr-
bic dust on this road old Point
road IS rouEh IN piaccs. and DUSTY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
MARTENS CLAIMS LAWS
PREVENT DEPORTATION
Scif-Stylcd ItusSinn Ambassador VIII
Use I!nmiErntiOn Provision in
defending IiiS Case.

NEW YORK, july 2S.-I.udwig G,
y. Il. Martens. urrccoEnizcd am
bassador to the United States from
Soviet Russia, at the resumption OF
his deportation hearing on Ellis
Island today, declared he Will contend
that he is the "accrcditcd' rcprcscm-
tative OF foreign government and
is. therefore. not liable TO deportation
under the immigration laws OF the
United States. whether officially re-
coSnizcd or not.
The Immigration laws provide
against deportation of an ''accrcditcd'
representative OF foreign govern
ment." Martens said before entering
the courtroom. They do not say
anything about 'unrccognizcd' repre-
sentative. ON that general ground I
viii base my claim for immunity from
LcportatiOn."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
PARIS Is GRATlFlED WITH
BOUL0GNE CONFERENCE
Press tonEratulntes MIlicraud on Re-
suits Obtained Regarding Rus
Ma and Coal Questions.
by Associated Press

PARIS, July :i.--Thc Paris press
is Sratiiled over the results OF the
newspapers unite in considering the
outcome "a feather In IL. Milcrand's
cap, pointing out that no persuade
Premier, Lloyd George to adopt the
French v!ows both onf,tha Russian
and coal questions. ri;
The financial agreement conclud-
ed at Spa" says rcrt!naN. political
editor oil tn" Echo dc Paris" remains
to blame, but there is now u light on
the horizon. and II tho PREPARATIONS
commission knows how TO play the
part ass gneh IL, the plumbers Of u
fortnight ago VIII be reduced 10 the
dImcMsions OF lcmporarE mLsLMhes."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29

thought, rcyi,al,1".ion OF soul. the Liberty
noild prescriptions and financial iluCtu-
atoms have Increased The numbor OF conscious
capi'aiistS a"o per cen In the decade. No ma
non until now has MAD practically its whole
auuit population investors. with bank
cunts. therefore, no nation has had the as
s ssIn OF S1inShIy sasacious. or sagaciousiy
.tihsh. thouSht 10 every crucial issue. The
nSuroS snow that wc have gone further and
iiassIer tnan any nation Of history toward So
lu'ioh OF the vast and vital problem OF dfrn-
SION SION o. wealth ana sivilg every citizen an
~. actual visible and tangible stake
III tho general welfare
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
STREET CAR RUNS AWAY
With Grew Absent Trolley Dashc.
Down Incline at Eifiy Mile
Rate.
By Associated P-es.l

WORCESTER. MASS. July Is
Failure OF the air control on street
car here TO function properly today
caused the car TO start when the mo-
iormau and conductor had left the
car To- telephone and the car dashed
"a distance OF a mile before IL WAS
brought under control Mrs. Bertha
Nicila and her three small children
were the only passengers.
The mOtorman gave chaEe in an au-
tomobilc, jumped from the machine
into the car and brought it To full
stop.
The car ran ut the rate of ffy
miles an hour during its mad dash
down the hill and passed several bad
curyes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
.UN|0N|sTs MODIFY THEIR
BOYCOTT ON CATHOLICS
i"t VIII Continue Demand That
Sim Fcincrs Shall 30 En-
cludcd From Works.
M AssncinicL 49,

BELFAST, July aS.-'rho IniouIs,
workers at a meeting today a, Ban
hridSc, County Down. decided IA a
result Of AN appeal from the loca,
clergy. 10 modify the drastic attitude
,ncN previously had taken regarding
catholic workers. BanbridEc was
me native town or Colonel Smyth,
divisional commander Of the ROYAL
lriSh const"hulary in Munster. whose
assassination recently In Cork gave
rise 10 serious trouble between tho
Snlon!Sta and Sim "ciners in Ban
The unonist workers today passed
a rcSol ION that wcll-known mem.
pers Of the. Sim Fciu society should
20 excluded from ali works. but that
roman Catholics who agreed TO sign
a declaration that they were not
members of the society. and did not
support or sympathlac with H. would
he allowed TO resume their iabors.
Thc resolution added that committees
would be appointed TO insure the
enforcing OF the resolution.
Donegal this morning Was making
frantic tclephonc appeals 20 london
ever, could not hc delivered because
train crews refused 10 move ,r. Jns
with military on board, and the milf
larry insisted on occupying the trains
Ihc train which was Stopned AZ
Lcticrkcnny Monday by Sim I'cincrs
hocaus. IL WAS TRANSPORTING troups
was stiil there today with the mill
tarr guarding IT,
Masked men early this morning
held up tho Bcl!ast- Dublin train al
Newly and took away the mails.