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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29
Ofe:cia! Publication.
80 ,lttEGIl 80 CONTRACTORS.

~ !77&SG'H5GEy 30 CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received
w the City Clerk of Missouri Valley,
iowa, Oh the 10th day of February, a.
d. 1920, until 2 o'clock p. M, for Che
construction CT curb and guttering
certain streets in the City of Missouri
Valley, Iowa, the extent of the work,
kindstof material and method of con-
struction to BE as shown by the plans
and specifications COW on file in the
office OF the City Clerk, which by ref
arence are, made part hereof, and as
provided by a resolution of necessity
passed by the City Council on the 18th
day of January, 1920, which is by ref
erence made part hereof.
The work to be constructed in ac-
with the plans and specifica-
,tions above referred to, and shall be
commenced on or before April LIST,
1920, and fully completed on or before
August 1st, 1920.
Payment for said work to be made
after the completion and acceptance Of
The same by the City Council, for ex-
issif:sr grading by bonds CT warrants
drawing 69e annual interest, drawn
against such funds as can by law be
used for such purposes and by bonds
issued in anticipation of a fund to be
created by tax levied against all the
property in the City of Missouri Val
ley, Iowa. taxable for this purpose,
and upon completion of all other work
and its acceptance, the cost of the
5apea, shall be paid by bonds or war
rants drawing 6ne annual interest,
lrawn against such funds as can by
law be used for such purposes, and by
Special Assessment Certificates or
bonds issued in anticipation of the
rlnd to be created by special assess
kfelif to be levied against the proper
tJts sfbfatting and adjacent to said i'm
provement as provided by law and said
Resolution Of Necessity.
Said payments to be made as soon
rs by law provided after the compile
lion and acceptance of said improve
ments,
All proposals must be made on
blanks furnished by the City Clerk,
and each proposal shall be accompan-
led by certified check in the sum Of
100000 drawn on some responsible
Sank, in a separate envelope and made
payable to the City Treasurer as Sc
curity that the bidder, in case his pro-
frosa1fi is the lowest and best legal bid
submitted, and is awarded to him, en-
ter into contract for doing the work
and give bonds within ten days in the
sum Of. 1907 Of the contract price for
| the construction, conditioned upon the
| PREFER carrying cut the work, and
! the faithful performance of the con-
tract, and TIE contract and bond shall
tcontain a condition requiring the con-
tractor to carry Workmen's Compen-
sation Insurance, and the contractor
and his bonasmen will guarantee said
improvement for a period of four
years from and after the completion
| thereof.
Certified checks will be returned to
tie unsuccessful bidder and to the
successful bidder when they have
signed contract and given bond as re-
quired.
..e<1nE case the successful bidder shall
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29
FARMERS MEETING.

A meeting for farmers, of this
school territory, will be addressed by
Mr.. A. G. Fuller of the Cedar Falls,
Iowa, Normal School, next Wednes-i
day night, at the High school audi
forum. 4
This meeting is one of Importance
to every farmer interested in better
schools, and it is hoped that there will
be a large gathering to hear Mr.. Full
Ter. You are urgently requested to
attend. M
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w ed. Feb. 4
the following personal property, towit:

II HEAD OF EOD5ES-l span OF grays and years
old w.t. 3lO0 span OF bays coming years old, VT. 2300
bay coming years DID, 1850; black years Old VT 1928;
mare, years DID, VT l000 gray mare years Old VT
1850; bay mare II years old, w.t. 100; bay mare smooth
mouth, w.t. 1900; sucking colt.
% HEAD OF CATTLE-11 good mich cows, fresh,
will be fresh 10 calves, 2 stock
"a POLAND CEINA HOGs-20 brood sows-9 registered
sows-l pure bre-2 tried sows- gifts sired by Cersdae
Giant No. 312s91. These all bred to Advancer No
1O2144.
IMPLEMENTS ETC.-3 good grain wagons hay rack
and wagon Vele top buggy, Deering grain binder Deer
plow lsnch walking plow 16-nch sulky pillow, inch
sceder riding lister, planter barrel spray pump
2secon harroNs hoh-slcd, Chore Boy gasoline engine
IL hp John Deere BROW goodwill discs, sets Oh work 1l
ness, saddles set of buggy harness. Great Western
separator $50 seasoned posts tank heater, and olc
ticles too numerous na1o This machinery mostly 5000
HOUSEHOLD GOODS bedroom suite leather coueh
sanitary couch 9Xl2 Administer rug, library table, some
kitchen chairs, base burner, Round Oak stove, , EGoi
stoves refrigerator, dining room table.
GRAIN AND HAY--l40o bushels Of corn, 400 bushels Of
1O3 OATS 10 of alfalfa 10 tons Of wild hay straw piles
10 bushels Of Early Ohio potatoes 90 dozen chickens.
Free Lunch at $780, Sale at 1890; Usual Terms
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29
uNyOM FARMERS CLun.


Union Farmers Club 'fiet jan .2ar1'1
at the home of Mr.. ands Mrs: cal
Harder. .f''.''ss''
At roll call the following members Ell
were absent: nv. and Mrs:DeiiT, Miss.~
]. Z. Jones and Mrs. Albert Greene.
Club was called to- order by Ahe
president, with music on the VS.
trola. q
Minutes Of last meeting read and
approved Selections were then tax
en- up and Mrs. W. A. Jones and Mrs.
A. q. Bessire responded. While. thee
We're being discussed, our hostess an
nounced dinner, which call enioyca
verv much.
The afternoon session opened with
music on the Victrola. and the fol-
loving Young peoples program was
rendered: :.
Pccitations. Bernice Meyers, Mar
Yin Nelson, Ronald Harder and Hazel
Jones. ,. = ~ -
Questions We're then taken up and
disposed Of as follows: $1,000 e
No. j. Yes, we think the Union
Farmers Club should encourage the
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29
FOR SALE.

To close an estate will sell two
houses, enc six-room house on Fifth
street, modern except heat; one five
room house on North 9th street. See
]. B. Barrett, Referee. J31.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29

TX. a., ENlTERTA1NMENr.
Tho young LADIES: Of, the l.. D. $.
'a ~: spea,e Friday, Jan. 30, at 8 p.
u; will. offer ~ musical program of
a.:ss 40 ,be followed by a cafeteria
'nrer, served in the basement Of the
''preE,.. .sAtodes;,ate prices will pre-
-ail T,veryhody. welcome. Come and
iGend a a,leasant evening with us.
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sX$E Your MONEY.

" va can't save 5SSsa al: 81. II for you, but
- esn ,,s saye "A qaae7!nalf Of your fuel
bill. s'A' sam -" ~
Use "Oxo gas" i,as made from
',asasafse '.a holAe. ( ant explode; no
imell, no smoke, no ashes. See it for
oarselfa@i Bsaswour own judgment.
ees it demonstrated; at Mrs. Carl
ols's, 1st door west of Fire Station.
Phone. ,l51J.- u 20. 'e.. pMl5
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29

For sale-Am leaving tie CITY, and
will sell the following practically
new furniture. iron bed, COM
plete; wooden bed, complete; l
dresser, common bedroom rug, /
+. congoleum rug, dining table, 6
dining chairs, library. set, 3 rock
ing chairs; / oil stove and. oven. /
kitchen table, washing machine,
kitchen cabinet, sewing machine,
etc. Call at S27 East. Erie Street.
pFR.
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tss,*es.s 1ae.A1uNE SPEAKER HERE.
Roy ShanAss:ef the Danville Co,
Operative Asn:j will speak at the an
ual meeting Of the Union Co-Opera-
tive Assn. Friday night. All stock
holders should hear him. J3O.
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.eEalRD. PRIZE WALTZ

.At-K. &C: t;,sll,:: Saturday, Jan. 81
First prize won by Miss Hansen
ard. Mr.-.bh.ison,sJan. II.
Second; priz won by Miss Duncan
and mr.. Ryan, Jan. "a. ~.
Third prize-who will win? Jan.
S1st. u..u,,.y. !. .n.
s G9me 4; aad / See. !! Ebqugh's orchestra.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29

For sale-Pure bred Buff Orpington
BOOSTERS. Mrs. Tyler Johnston;
phone 40F14. u, .pf6
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29

For saie-1f you want. to get in the
lunch business, see tinker, at ting
so. K" restaurant. Z pJ31. !.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29

For Sale:-A golden oak music cabi-
net in perfect condition. Phone
1893 - i cj28
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Il. A. M.

l.speciaa'' nleetiaga Thursday night,
.,sf,s 2g.sS Work in r.. A., degree. "A
inner viii be served ats p. M. sharp.
-, - Frank NJ. Morgan, H. p
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For sale--Box spring, pad and COM
mode. VIM. Stiefler; phone 1877.
cJ3l. go US 3, 90
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29

For Sale-Our place on 9Th street.
One Of the good homes Of Missouri
Valley. Will .sell@at a bargain. In
quire of G. P. Smiley. pJ29.
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Muat Have Something 70 Feed on.

MIX Rave Something to Feed On.
Affection can Withstand very severe
,tolms of strife, but not a long polar
frost Of downright indifference Love
will suEsist on wonderfully little hope,
out rot altogether without 1t.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29

For Sale-One second hand cook stove
and one new mattress. Apply 410
North seventhssstreets X E, pJS1l.:
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For 4sale-A good kitchen cabinet.
Inquire at Times office. J6tf.
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Missouri Valley Illness.
r. c. AMMAN, Proprietor. =
SAMI nOI MES; City Editor. {.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
S2Go per year in the county,
$3.50 per year outside the county.

Moines. From 1896 to 1909 he: was
editor of the Farmers,' Tribune. - He.
then started Successful Farming. LIN
1914 he was democratic candidate for
the United States Senate and'.in 1916
candidate fer governor. He was :r4
pointed a member of the board of eys9
cess profits advisors by Secretary
McAdoo in 1917. He'Sis a director OF
the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank;
of the Iowa Trust and Savings, Bank;
Of the American Chamber Of Colas
merce ard president of the Associated.
Advertising Clubs of the world. ::
MIR. MEREDITH is Methodist. HIS
wife was Miss Edna Elliott. of 'Des1
Moines. .,'is:
Mr.. Meredith, who is 81. Miami,
Fla, telegraphed the White House to-,
day aeceptinc.. the office. AS socl1: as
Secretary Houston Qualities. Mr.
Glass will take his s,at in tho scelse
to succeed the late Senator 1fastia o2'
Virginia :: y
In a statement today at Miami,
Fla, Mr.. Meredith sa;d cae Of 1'is'
first underta', mos as haad. of fhs'e& s.
ricultural Department would 'aheT to
work out soan mcfh5c'd of *s:atti'rss
crops to market without Zoo mach
lost motion. Ha is evrcst ID! in @fsts 4fs
ington within q day os twasta" t'sllSs III:
his duties. 800.
Meanwh:lc III EEouit::n w;'ls--slcs
coed Fir. Class. who viii talsn lPFs.s'a 8 {
ii The senate, 10 fir 'the' i'nsSn' f<S'
! teclas Of the hate Senate Mat:Hfi q
N-gir&inia,, aftar sowing as sasfetary
iof the t saai.E ff2i a little 'hiss1'e thar
L Il %ear.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29

HONEY: For Sale-Extracted honey,
: 60-lb. cans, zoe per h.. "a. Fergus
son, 5a7 Mill St, phone 49, pFsa
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29

For Sale-A library table and SAM
stary couch. Call at Times office.
@pJ3l.
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J. = y FOOD SALE.

-; .... FVUD s,sAlLE.
TIE EHSfId Community Club will
hold food Sale at the Basket Store.
Saturday afternoon, Jan. 81. Ladies
please hsNer your food there by 1:so,
SO the committee can arrange it.
Irs.. Mabel Acrea, Secy..
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29

To Loan $500 on L: mortgage on
improved IL farm. For particulars,
s7iI " to the editor Of this paper.
PEA. =, ''.'-'
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zs..s lEN \ <:sss.. .'e 4 \ Al
ROW. ~ !,
,3url...s.>>a;. Mo.aaF. Is. i,e.aasNsbiy.I
lrn.soyei ~ Taking, s'atal'ea g.. 4.
"whiIs have ally t.l!sea t::.qsh ot
Ties of faniae, have iHiiSe ed. : Sc
much feel jUst Ike . Nv plr8oa;
sad Mrs. Care !}ehn, wife Ct 3 Well.
i,n9Hn lnachn.at at the. B0rlinGto9l
B,g.S,. FORKS So s,'ho css.<,- at p.
iGeqta Fo1f.n !s31s.reets.- Bl...iastQ..p la.,.
i.t3 a galllac re !; IL h tive Z. few. days,
i.. continuing, she sail:: IN.
(! 81 have suffered fso:3 stomach
lsaa1le and y general run down con-
ldi. on fer }Gv,,.g . year, was ';bethel
led great deal with palpitatfo,r OF The
! },ea5.', / aad shooting pains through
nay Whole body, my head aclletf Thar.
tl, all the time. and | just FELT tired
tand weak and not able to do my hou:e-
work ~ '''' 7
81 often saw statements; IN the.
newspapers of how much good Tam
lac was dopq others, and decided to
try it, and ] had tnot finished the first
bottle when | began to fec, q GREAT
aeal better, and now i can eat AM,
thing | like. without alfftrinG ahy
/ bad ate effects. never heye tESse
/ shootiAg pains o. the headashe %ny.
more, and am enjoying better 'Gena.raf
health. than have in "a long While.
Tanlac has done. me world Of good
and l am glad to say a good word for
1 t."
The food poodle eat does them alb
solutely TO rood unless theys digest it
properly Whom YOU suffer from in
digestion and other foi'ms Of stomach
trouble, the food does you harm in
stead of good because food that is not
digested stays in the stomach 'a1la
ferments, causing pains, swelling, PAS
on the stomach, shortness Of BREATH
bad taste in the mouth. dizziness and
manv other disarreeable symptoms.
If this condition is permitted to 1furf
I'm Col an Indefinite period; Che Ell
a4'e svs err becomes saturate;l :1it'f
poisons and various complications are
apt to result. - =
Mrs. Dehn's trouble was relieved
by Tanlac simply because it toned mp
hcr vital ORGANS and enablet her to
digest her food properly. In fact;
there is no portion of the body that
is not benefited by the helpful action
of Tanlac, which begins its work BY
. stimnlatirg the digestive organs
thnrebv earichina tie blood end inS
MIGRATING the whole system: Next;
it enables the weak. wornsout stom:
ach to thoroughly digest it's food
permitting tho assimilation of the
nourishing products to- be converted
into blood, bone ard muscle
Tanlac is sold in Missouri Valley by
& R. w. Harvey; in Mondan1in bx.H. A.
Scarr; in Logan by les. Canty, and
, in Dunlap by E. S. satterlee. !,
~ IL: .st
UNION FARMERS cf.uB.. ~
Union Farmets Glib .f}ieet JAM 2atq
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Public Sale.

Having sold my farm and moving to Logan, via f}i ~
public farm Az miles northeast OF Missouri Naf
lev and 6 miles southwest of Logan,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29

Wanted-C Clean white or light colored
rags, Sc per 10, Iowa: Service Co.
at engine room. : CLEFT
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For sale-Two young ganders. Rus
sell Miles; phone 512. y. eF4,
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Wanted-A man and Wife :farm ex-
perience necessary, recommends
tions, permanent position to Eight
party: c. Clones; phone 5oo.: :.
cJ19tf. IN 80
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Wanted--5 or men to chop posts.
Pay INC g. .lpieesGe. Call Max Mos
,koxits, Mo; VfallsjY;;. phone 226.
'1,1Sf1s -. stt's, = - " I
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For sale-A cabi..Ss = $s@|ns machine,
Minnesota Model L, ~ good con''i-
ton. 4O4 West, Huron sti'i1 a.
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nv. A. f. Bessire, Pres.
,s.<..ssssxk.a,=.Besaard Jones, Secy.s
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Dur !.ms.,,;. Ma.aaF. Is. ise.aAlAsb'y.t
nssoye.i l,s 8 ;.kitg, i.eai;e:.: =.
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Free Lunch at 11:oo Sale at 1890; Usual Terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
TOBACCO RAISERS REFUSE
LOW PRICES AT DANVIllE
(Nont!nued Erom FIrst pareN

90 10 draft plans for organization,
SAID mat the organization would de-
inand to know why 1t was that to-
nacco prices have reached such a low
ievei. and that they would carry their
cry to Congress IL they failed to get
material results by their own ef-
ioTts. The opening sales were small
IN comparison 10 former years, W.
!hs that many OF the growers ar.
hoIning their crops TO see what trend
prices took. There were nearly ms
many farmers here today, however.
as there were on Saturday. a largo
crowd following the sales and TAX
ing stock OF the situation with their
W eyes.
Good tobacco. what little Of It was
IN evidence, brought AS good Il price
as II did last year. but good tobac-
co is not as plentiful as II was last
year. and the great prcponderenco OF
INC crop is OF mediocre quality.
While the larger farmers arc in a
more Independent condition and can
aHord to withheld their crop for n
long time. there are scores of ..one-
morse farmers, tenants who haye
rage outstanding obligations to be
redeemed within the next sixty and
ninety days. These are tho men who
are most hard hit. also those OUNCE
FARMERS who bought land at abnor-
NAL prices and who are eSpected to
mako payments on notes due inst
about now.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
NEW SPEAKERS ADDED
DEMOCRATIC BUREAU
Marshall, Colby, Underwood, Rob-
fnson and Cochran to Tour
i'll CON'S Behalf.
By Associated Press. ]

lby NbSOciateu lTtsS.l
NOW YORK. Sept. 20.-Thc addi-
ton OF Vice-president Marshall, Sec
rotary Colby, Senate Underwood.
II Joseph Robinson and Bourke
Cochran to the list OF speakers cam
paigning in behalf OF the Democratic
party was announced here today BY
Senator Harrison. chairman Of the
speakers bureau OF tho Democratic
National Committee.
Vice-president Marshall will speak
this week in Iowa and his Itinerary
is being made UP at Middle West
Headquarters in Chicago. Secretary
Colby will be ready for active duty.
Senator Harrison announced, on Oc-
tobcr /, and Senator Underwood Will
make n speaking tour OF New Eng
land beginning the first OF next week.
Senator Robinson. Of Arkansas.
chairman at the San Francisco con-
vention. and Senator a. o. Stanley. Of
Kentucky, are to assist Governor j.
NJ. Parker, Of louisiana, in q tour
OF Iowa.
Mr.. Cochran. long prominent in
New York politics. has told the COM
mittec that from September 81 to
election dag he will he available for
speaking duty. He first will so to
New Hampshire. the committee said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
SQUELCH RUMORS
THAT MACSWlNEY
is RECEIVING FOOD
Continued From First Page.)

Continued From First Page.)
forty days Without food is due. in
part at least, TO his intense religion
and his sentimental determination to
equal the records Of Moses. Elijah and
Jesus, the three great characters of
biblical history who. each for a Diff
ferent reason. went for forty days
and forty nights withou, food or
drink, is the opinion Of DR.. John
Roach Straton. OF Old Calvary Bap-
vice crusader.
Dr.. Straton believes 1t is probable
that tomorrow will be the n OF
MacSw!ney's physical endurance.
DR.. Strnton Explains Belief.
When the Lord Mayor reaches tho
end Of his fort!eth day OF fasting, 1t
is more than likely that his death
will! quickly ensue. which would be
the psychological result OF the re-
Taxation naturally following the
reaching OF the goal upon which he
has Sc; his strong will" said DR..
St.atoa. But, OF course. MacSwiney
is sincere, his sacrifice OF his life
proving j. Cor TO man would carry
d so-ea.led g.ard-stand play to the
extent % giving Up his life. Mac
Sw!Hey Is 20 doubt intensely relig-
ious. u he dies 3 child OF God. h
vii! s:!.! 1--WE, Cor mans life Is at
last supe-naturally and d!vinely sup
ported, aad re lives. even after the
sp!T!, caves the body.
~ IS possible for God. IL He SO
Will, - 7-o!o.g physical l!te wen
beyond wAea starvation would end
the earthly existence. so that Mac
Sv!.ey nay evea exceed the longest
span Q. fasting OF which we have
even t.o-!csl record.
Then D.. s;.aton EXPLAINED how
re :a-ee g-ea; caa-acters OF rel!g-
!ous A!s:o-y experienced their respec-
t!ve ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fasts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
SAYS cox TO MAKE TOUR
OF COUNTRY IN AIRPLANE
Akron Mnn Declares Democratic Nom
inee ~ContcmpIntcs Actunl Whiri-
wind mpal

10y Universal Service
WASHINGTON. Sept. 2O.-Governor
Cox will complete his presidential
campaign with n whirlwind tour Of
the country aboard an a!rplane, II
Thomas ]. Kelly. of Akron. Ohio. is
acquainted with the facts. Mr.. Kelly.
In Washington yesterday. was quoted
as saying he is making the prelimi-
nary arrangements
According to the plan as outlined,
Governor Cox is to start from New
York the second week in October and
Will not only fly from city to city in
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana, but
from hotel top TO hotel top wherever
that Is practical.
During this tour. according to KEEL
ly. the presidential candidate Is 10
visit Washington. Mr.. Kelly left last
night for New York, and 1t was un-
derstood that he would see members
OF the Democratic National Committee.
Democrats in Washington said they
had not heard OF the plan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
RICHMOND WOMEN
REGISTER AT RATE
OF 578 IN ONE DAY
CONTINUED From FRS, Pagc.)

\SolIlilIcu FROM flTSt PdEc.)
tober 2. II we a the time We
could bring out double that num-
Der, and the overwhelming majority
OF them are OF the Lily Black" wing
of the Republican party. The white
Republicans who nave spurned us
have an awful shock coming to them
in the November election, which will
show the national organization who
is who in the Republican party in
Virginia"
Secretary Ingram. OF the Electoral
Board, witnessed ar amusing incl
dent in the office OF the City Treas
urer. Two ome who 4 been as
sessed for pol! taxes. were at the
Treasurer's counter engaged in a con-
trovssy over who should pay the
poll tax for both.
III any one challenges those wom-
en- at the polls. neither will be al
lowed TO vote" he said. The law
prohibits the payment OF the poll tax
By another than the voter.
Mrs. Wormeley and Mrs. Jobson
distinguished themselves yesterday
ey registering. each OF them, a great
er number OF voters than either OF
;he male registrars. Mrs. Jobson ac-
cepted 1913. and Mrs. Wormeley l3i.
They handled white women exclu-
sive!y. Mrs. Wormcley discovered at
he close OF the day that her silk
vanity bag. with a roll of green
backs and u package OF letters. had
sappeare from the table at which
she was working. h expressed the
opinion that II had been removed by
~
me person who made the mistake.
Al a late hour last night tho missing
ARTICLES and cash had not been re-
turned.