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The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-09-30
Buys Auto

Mark Potts Saturday bought of
John Kirk the L. j. Kirk Ford
auto for $500. This machine, be.
fore Ford's drop In price, would
just as easily have brought one
hundred dollars more.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-09-30
Teachers to Meet

The Powell County Teachers
Association will hold meeting
with the school at Argyle tomor-
row-Friday. Miss Maude Bow.
en-. now Supt. of schools is presl.
dent and Miss Opha Frazier Sec
retary.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-09-30
Resigns as Police Judge

A. z. johnson has resigned as
Police Judge of Clay City to
take immediate effect. Judge
johnson has made a good official,
and it is with regret that We
give him up.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-09-30

Oakley, t h g eleven. year.old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hi Rogers.
who had an arm broken two
weeks ago, is suffering from
blood poison, but is improving
some this week.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-09-30
Has Tonsils Removed

Mr.. H. q. Crabtree has a very
sore throat as a result of having Q
his tonsils removed last week.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-09-30

j. r. Stone has large contract
for painting at NADIA, and is ever.
lastingly on the job.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-09-30
Personal Paragraphs

K. ID. Conlee, of Kiddville, was
here Saturday.
Simeon Kerr, of Log Lick, was
here Tuesday.
r. S. Smallwood, of Beatty
vile, was here yesterday.
Mrs. Carrie Groves visited.
friends in Winchester Saturday.
Judge and Mrs. A. p. Johnson
spent Sunday with relatives in
Paris.
Miss Ethel Mastin, of Cincin.
natl, Ohio, is visiting Miss Ouida
Mountz.
A. T. Whit was in Frankfort
Monday and Tuesday and at Ash
land Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, K. d. Conlee, of
Montgomery county, are here
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Amanda Mccormick, of
Sardis, Miss is here visiting her
father, j. M. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Atkinson,
of Stanton, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
T. g. White Sunday.
Merchant G.. S. Ware is in
Huntington, w. Va, looking af.
ter some business matters.
]. B. Eaton and John Eaton
motored to Winchester Monday,
where they attended court.
A. z. Bush returned Wednes-
day from a visit to his daughter,
Mrs. Morgan Mckinney at Win.
chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry King, of
Vaughn's Mill, spent Sunday
with the family of w. F. Barnett
near the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan MeKin.
ney came up yesterday from
Winchester for a visit to relatives
at Vaughn's Mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Mize mo.
tored Saturday to l. exington,
where they spent the day with
Frank Mize and family.
Miss Kate Daniel return d
Wednesday after a weeks VISIT
with her sister, Mrs. j. M. High
ley, near Vaughn's. Mill.
Mrs. o. X. Knight and little
daughter, Clida May, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor knight motored TO
Winchester yesterday to visit.
F. p. Adams, Jr., who holds
responsible position with Brod.
head. Garrett Company at NADIA,
spent Sunday with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will +. Moore,
of Sardis, Miss, are here visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Il. Moore, Sr., aud Mrs. Phillips.
Hugh Johnson, of Stanton, was
here Tuesday to visit his relative,
VIM. Johnson, and incidentally
called and renewed his subscrip-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smethers
and Mr.. and Mrs. Estes Cord, of
Lexington. spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Smethers at
: Waltersville.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanfred Baker, Of
Beattyville, were here Saturday
evening en.route TO Vaughn's
Mil to visit Mr.. Bakers mother,
Mrs. p. A. Baker.
Mrs. Sarah A. Rogers has re.
turned TO her home at ludianap.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-23
WAGON ROADS ARE NEEDED
 TO OPEN UP DISTRICT

A good road from some point on the Government railroad to the Bonnifield district is essential to the further development of that promising district. according tor Bert Stevens, who has just return ed to Nenana from a visit to the Bonnifield and Totatlanika regions He says there are several suitable routes that might be selected. and any one of them would give the mining men of the neglected dis trict an opportunity to develop properties which cannot now be worked to advantage, owing to the cost of moving supplies to the differ. ent creeks.
 AIr. Stevens points out that it is only about 10 miles from the rail- road to the heart of the Bonnifield, and nearly twice that distance from the diggings to Fairbanks, where most of the supplies have been pur- chased in the past, and freighted in by way of poor winter trail. The shorter route to the railroad would afford a great saving in freightage charges and would be followed speed fly by the development of proper ties which are now idle.
 Mir. Stevens says there is a lot of good ground on Gold King, con- siderable on Grubstake, more on Bonnifield creek and still more on the Totatlanika.
 Mir. Stevens, who is an applicant for appointment as United States marshal of the Fourth division, says that he has secured very large number of signers to his petition and believes that he has as good q chance to land the place as and of the others who are making the race against him.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-23
MONTANA PIPE LINE GIVES
 GOVERNMENT ANNOYANCE

MONTANA, Dec. 23-Profession- al bootleggers who are declared to have made fortunes transporting l liquor across the Canadian boundary
 are perturbed by news from Wash ington, D. C., that the federal pro- | hibition enforcement machinery of
 the national capital is turning its
 attention to the so-called Montana pipe line", according to local fed eral officials.
 With Great Falls as the mouth of the funnel, the "pipe line" has three crossings from Canada, it is said by those in touch with the work
 ings of the illegal traffic, which is declared to be well organized and to include hundreds of homesctead- CTS. railroad men and automobile drivers. One reputed entrance is across the boundary at Sweetgrass. ! This route follows the Great North ern railway through Shelby, Mon tana, to Great Falls. The whisky
 is said. to travel both by train. con- cealed in coal and other heavy freight, and by automobile.
 The principal "syphon' for the pipe line is said to be at point
 north of Havre, Montana. A
 rancher living on the Milk river.
 some miles below the border, is said
 to have accumulated fortune by
 transferring whisky across the river
 by homemade aerial tram at a
 charge of S5 case. From Havre alternate means of transportation
 are afforded by railroad or auto
 mobile highway to Great Falls.
 The third route for the trans
 porting of liquor across the line is
 said to be at Portal. in North Da-
 kota. Confiscation of automobiles has failed to curtail the traffic. Fas, motor cars with sheet iron plates hung over them to defect bullets, now travel in punches Of three. ac- cording to prohibition enforcement men. The front car is a pathfinder and trouble" hunter. It carries nothing but a party of tourists" The middle car is the carrier ard is usually loaded with as many eases of whisky as it can carry The third car is 3 lookout. to pre- vent enforcement officers in faster cars from coming up from behind. So great has the traffic become. it is said, and so large the quantity of smuggled liquor been, that many
 men arrested for moonshining have complained that the Canadian bot tied goods can be obtained cheaper than they can manufacture and sell their illicit liquor. ::.~.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-23

Bids will be received up to noon Wednesday, December P for 20 cords of Aft. wood, to be stacked as directed at School house. Full description of quality and kind of wood must be given in bid. Right reserved to reject any or all bids.
 NENANA SCHOOL BOARD
 J. H. Scott, Clerk
The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-23

Mrs. L. J. McCarty has been ad- vised of the death recently of her sister, in the States.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-23

Fine Stock Staple and Fancy Gro ceries. Fowler & Morris.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-23

Genuine Daniel Green Felt Shoes. Fowler & Morris.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
{. P. NICKEL ELECTED
HEAD OF PRINTERS

The Printing Trades Secretary
managers association adjourned it's
tWo~uay session here with a BANQUET
on the roof garden of Hotel Rueger
i%st night, when e. p. Nickel, presi-
Gent or the association. was presented
WIN handsome brief case, a token Of
the esteem of the members Of The as
ISOLATION.
The new officers of the association
eiected at yesterday mornings bust
ness session are r. p. Nickel. of Nash
vile. Tenn, president; Martin Heir,
Grand Rapids Mich. vice-president:
and W. Van Hinkle Buffalo. N Y,
secretary treasurer.
The most important matter before
the association. the question OF secur-
ing sufficient number OF appren fees,
was before the members at the execu =
tive session yesterday afternoon r.
f Heath, of Philadelphia, read very
interesting paper, in which he urged
solicitation OF high school graduates
10 become printing apprentices He
read a financial statement in which
/. was shown that the fiye-year wages
or printing apprentices totaled. more
than that of any other trade. He de-
precated the present tendency OF ap-
prentices to jumn about from one shop
to the other.
The employers throughout the coun-
try recognize the serious shortage of
young men who are learning the print
ing trade. The older men in the shops
are also beginning to look upon the
matter with concern.
Educational Courses-Their Aims
How Conducted" was the theme OF
the afternoon session Estimating
was the subject of c. B. German, of
Atlanta. Ga. and q. f. Massie. of Gar
rett a. Massie. of this city read a paper
or Selling J.. Il, Nickel, OF Mem
phis, Tenn, spoke on Cost System,
and Dan V. Gerking. of Chicago, took
Accounting" as his subject
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock the
members to the convention were taken
on sightseeing tour of Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
New Elixir, Called Aspironal
Medicated With Lates.
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by European
and American Army Sur
geons to Cut Short a Cold
and Prevent Complications
Every Druggist in U. S. In
stTucted to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
ar IF Relief Does Not Come
!. Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm-Up.

IN The sensation Of the year in the
krug- trade Is Aspironal. the two
minute cold and cough reliever, au-
th0ritAtively guaranteed by the labora-
sUties; tested. approved and most
Enthusiastically endorsed by the high -
- authorities, and proclaimed by
he common people as ten times as
Fusck and effective as whiskey. rock
And rye, or any other cold and cough
4Gmody they have ever tried.
MI n. All drug stores are now supplied
Nth the wonderful new elixir. SO all
fpu have TO do to get rid OF that cold
II TO step into the nearest drug store.
Ind the clerk half dollar for bot
~ Of Aspironal and teIl him to serve
I'd two teaspoonfuIs with four tea
oOnfufs of water in a glass. With
nux watch in your hand take the
link 1t one swallow and call for your
Soney back in two minutes II you
&nnot feel your cold fading away like
AreArn within the time limit Don't
bashfui, for all druggists invite
~ and expect you to try IT, Every
&&6ya dcinE r.
9f&AEhkn your cold or cough LIZ re-
~ Take the remainder Of the bottis
- 10 your wife and babies, for
&NUnal IN by far The safest and most
Eftve, the easiest TO take and the
- agreeable cold and cough RENE
x<nk infantS and childran---Aao
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
Dull TIMES FOR JaII.s

Westerville, Ohio. Jan. 20.--Statis-
tics are constantly reaching the head
quarters of the Anti-Saloon league
of America concerning the economic
benefits accruing from the abolish
ment OF the liquor traffic In Cam
den. New Jersey, the workhouse,
where persons convicted of drunken
ness were sent 10 sort over papur fer
bailing, had only four prisoners at
last accounts. f C O n o m ies are
promised in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
where intoxication cases have been
reduced -one-ha{f ard a minimum OF
cases of alcoholism reported. Two
thirds OF the Cincinnati tOhio1 wrck-
house is to be abandoned. effectiug a
saving of $4,000 annually, because
of the great decrease in the number
OF occupants. Milwaukee. Wisconsin
reports shortage ef labor at the
house Of correction which means re-
duced expense for TIE state and an
increase in production on the part of
the population.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
ECONOMIES FORsEEN

Pittsburgh. Jan. 2o.---F'uture inn
portant economies are expected to re-
suit from the rapidly decreasing ac-
tivities of the poliSe and municipal
court departments of this City. The
falling off of more than one-third In
number of cases OF drunkenness dur
ing the establishment of wartime
prohibition is indicated in the reports
OF the magistrates to the mayor.
This decrease is openly attributed to
prohibition. During nine months OF
1918 there were 4,444 cases before
the magistrates, and but 224S cases
In the same period in 1919, reduc-
ton OF approximately so per cent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
ECONOMIC BENEFITS

Detroit Jan. 2o.--T'he gradually
increasing social anc economic ben
efits that are constantly forcing them
selves upon the public attention in
this cry, and which are directly trace
able to the operation Of war time pro-
hihition, are making many new con-
verts. The mayor. James Couzens,
was recently quoted as saying: II
have never been teetotalcr. ! have
voted wet. But il another election
were held now I would vote dry.
believe Detroit would. Prohibition
has been n reveal ton. 1t has upse,
all the alarmist predictions of the
vets and more thar sustained the
rosiest predictions OF the drys,"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
TIE HOUSE

The state shall he divided iptc
eiGhtytwo districts, entitled TO mem
bcrs of the house of delegates as fol
lows:
J The county of Lee shall be en-
titled to one delegate.
2. The county of Scott shall be en-.
titled TO one delegate
3. The counties of Washington and
the city OF Bristol shall be entitled IL
two delegates.
4. The county of Smyth shall be en-.
titled to one delegate.
5. The county of Wise shall be en-.
titled TO two delegates.
g. The counties OF Buchanan and
Dickinson shall be entitled to one del.
egate
Z. The county of Russell shall be-
entitled. to one delegate.
8. The county of Tazewell shall bs
entitled to one delegate.
9. The county OF Grayson shall be
entitled to one delegate.
10. The county of Carroll shall be
entitled to one delegate
II, The county OF Patrick shall bt
entitled to one delegate.
IL. The county of Floyd shall be
entitled to one delegate,
10. The county of Franklin shall be-
entitled to one delegate.
! A. the county of Montgomery ant
the city of Radford shall be entitled
10 one delegate.
] ). The county of. Wythe shall bs
entitled to one delegate.
lG. The county of Pulaski shall be
entitled TO one delegate
: ] I. The counties of Craig. Giles and
Bland shall be entitled to one delegate
Is The county OF Roanoke shall be
entitled 10 one delegate.
3 The city Of, Roanoke shall be
entitled TO two delegates.
20. TIN eourfty pf Rockhridge and
the city OF Bucna Vista shall be en-
titled 10 one delegate.
n. The county OF Allegheny and the
city OF Clifton Forge shall he entitled
30 one delegate
%. The city of Staunton and the
county OF Augusta shall he entitled to
two delegates.
%. The counties Of Bath and High
land shall be entitled TO one delegate.
"a. The county OF Rockingham,
Sha1l be Gntitied 10 tWo delegates.
"a, The counties of Greene and
Madison shall he entitled 10 one dele
gate.
Is The county of Aibemarle and
'A~ ai'v ~ cha -l.rtfas,rstia shau hA an
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
Anthony Amendment

/. Indianapolis. Ind. Jan. 10.-sT11e
federal woman suffrage amendment
was ratified by both kouseS OF the IN.
diana Legislature, meeting In special
session. here. In the senate the vote
was 4s to 8; in the house, 90 to o. In
diana is the twenty-sixth state to ratify
the amendment
The record OF the states OF the
Union on the issue OF ratification of
the federal suffrage amendment 4 ID
follows:
Number necessary to carry amend
ment. So.
Number that stand in favor. ~.
Number that stand against, 1.
Number needed OF those yet to
vote, 10.
States that have ratified, with date:
Tllinois---June 10, 1919.
- iseeHsin-~.rune 10. 1919.
Michigan---June 10, 1919.
Kanxs--June Is. 1919.
New 'York--June 16, 1919.
!. Ohio---June is, 1919.
5 Pennsylvania-June "a. 1919.
Observation-Disclosures Is, 1919.
Texas--June II. 1919.
Iowa--July 2, 1919.
Missouri--July 3, 1919
Arknnsas--July IS. 1919.
Montana--July 80, 1919.
Nebraska--August q, 1919.
Mlnnesota--Septenb s, 1919
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10,
1918.
Utah-September 80, 1919.
Caifnrnia--Novemb /, 1919.
Mnine-.-'November s, 1919.
North Dakota--December 1, 1919.
South Dakota--Decernber 4. 1919.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL. 1919
Rhode Isiand--January s. 1920.
Kentucky--January 6, 1920.
segon-Janttry II. 1890.
lndiana-January 16, 1920.
state that has refused to ratify. with
date:
acknowledgements II, 1919
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21


,
the building where the representative
IT Foster and company win take .
group picture.
Now. I should like to say a few
words relative TO Moizelle's. dyers and
cleaners. IA business that have re-
Gently gone into. adjoining the laundry
and managed by Mr.. walker. a thor
oughly practical cleaner and dyer
prolonged applause1.
Mr.. Walker Is from three genera
lions of dyers and cleaners The quail
ity Of his work In second to none in
the country and X at any time you have
anything to be cleaned or dyed, phone
Meizelles
Now I want you all to have a good
time and. be thoroughly happy, and in
order that the ladies may have one
grand Royal Day you will ind also
enclosed in. the envelope, containing
your prize a ticket, that will permit
you to visit the Colonial" (great APP
plause1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
V4sIzE.- FIGHT BILL GOES
TO SUBCOMMITTEE

G. pNiegate Isoschen's bill praTio'u,S,
for a boxing commission. which shah
have powers in the regulation OF teH,
round bouts In virginia. was reselrse
restertaay afternoon 10 n sub-eof1lui.
frA-of three. who Will have inves''s I'.,,
IA the matter and report to the ,sla
Hody at later date. cE'e Of tne
members OF this con'rnittee IS -
ratr Wilsox. a co-patvon OF the oIiL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21


the white membership In the United
colored membership in the United
Stats, and four regional conferences
for membership in Europe. Asia. Africa
and Latin-America.
The membership In the general con-
ference from any of the col0red or for
eign regional conference cannot exceed
FIVE per cent of the total membership
of the general conference. Each
regional conference elects it's own
bishops. Bishops elected by cofored or
foreign regional conferences function
as bishops only in the Jurisdiction for
which elected, so that colored bishops
can preside only over colored confer
ences and cannot preside over the gen.
eral conference.
The rights of minorities are protect
ed by constitutional provision which
permits any two regional delegations
voting as a body to require vote on
any motion including constitutional
changes to be taken by region delega-
ton. and when such vote is ordered 1t
requires the concurrence of FIVE
regional delegations of the seyen to
adopt such motion
In addition to this requirement con-
stitutionai changes require the af-
firmative vote OF three-fourths of the
m bers OF the annual conferences Vot-
ing upon such change.
The report of the commission was
referred to a committee of ten for
editing. 1t will be presented to the
general conference OF the Northern
Methodist church at it's session in Des
Moines on May l, 1890. and if the re-
port is adopted by that body. the
Southern general conference which met
In Atlanta in May. 1918. voted in favor
Of calling a special session of that
general conference to consider the re-
port ass.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
Some Morr Measles

More than two dozen new cases of
measles were reported yesterday to
the city health bureau from the
Church Hill section Of Richmond,
making about forty cases which have
developed in this section within the
past two days
DIR. p. Fl. Chichester. acting health
officer. sent yesterday a letter to
physicians Of Richmond cautioning
them to report promptly all cases of
influenza and to urge people to take
precautions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
HERO OF YOUNGSTOWN
FLOOD KILLED BY ENGINE

Baltimore. Md, Jan. 20.-Hiram
Wesley Free. who achieved fame as
an engineer OF the Pennsylvania Ex-
press which made the historic run
down the Conemaugh valley to save
the lives OF hundreds of passengers on
beard from the torrent of waters re-
leased by the breaking OF the South
Fork dam above Johnstown, was RIM
down by freight engine today and
instantly killed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21

Il a TenAt =. - - 49,
| Inc county oI Sncnahuosh siia'
ne emitted 10 one de'egatc'
IS ThA counties Of Clark and War
rem shall be entitled TO ono delegate.
|. 80. The city of Winchester and tn
county of Frederick shalt be entitled
to one delegate.
40 The county 1of Loudoun shall
be entitled to one delegate.
81. Tho city of Alexandria and tbs
county OF Alexandria shall be entitled
to ono delegate.
90 .,nu r..
s, ne couhg oL aH IGN S''''' W
ensi.iem :" org 1850
~ = ~ ,.snti J., ~s.f,sas r. on.
ss a, "'""
81 me county OF ra"0uieE snai' os
emitted TO one aeiesa.e,
80. The county M tuipeper shati oe
ehfueo 10 one oeiesaAs'
80. the counties OF StaHorn aho
Frlnce "hiam shaa oe enusieo 10 one
deieeete'
81. The city of Fredericksburg and
the county of Spotsylyaita shall be en-
titled to one delegate.
SO. The county OF Caroline shall De
entitled to one delegate.
80. The county of Orange shall be
10 The counties OF Fluvanna,
Goochland and Powhatan shall be en-
tNled to one delegate.
a The count Nelson shall be
eh,lled 70 one delegate
- The county OF Amherst shah be
ehutted u one delegate.
- The county az Rntstourt shall
De entitled 10 one delegate
"a. The county of Bedford shall be
10 one delegate.
80; 1he county OF Louisa shan be
ehutie6 To one delegate.
10, The county OF Campbell shall be
Shtissen 10 one oeiegate
-, Inc city ct Lynchourg snail be
to ono delegate
~, INC county or Pittsyivania shall
~, The city OF Danvilie shall be en-
1!ed to one delegate.
~. Inc county OF Henry shall be
sht'tiea 10 one delegate.
81, me county OF Halifax shall be
e'.ltied 70 TWO deieestes
~ The county of Charlotte shall be
ehl1tied 10 one delegate.
% me counties OF Prince Edward
ana Appofnattox shall be entitled to
one urlcEate.
% me counties or buckingham and
lHm oeriand shall be entitled to one
aelegate
90, me counties Of Chesterfield and
shall be entitled TO one dele
gate.
"' lhe county Of Henrico shall be
eneitIed to one delegate
%. The county OF Hanover shall be
ehtIiieo TO one delegate.
9s. The city OF Richmond shall be
emitted 10 six delegates,
eo. me county of Dinwiddie shall
be entitled TO one delegate
81. me city OF Petersburg shall be
ehtitied TO one delegate.
oz. the county of Brunswick shall
De eptltled to one delegate.
SO. The counties of Sussex and
6reensville shall be entitled 10 one
delegate.
81. The county of Mecklenbure
small be entitled to one delegate.
; %. The county of Southampton
snail De entitled to one delegate.
S. The city OF Suffolk and the
county OF Nansemond shall be en-.
titled to one delegate.
81 The county of Prince George
an dthe city OF Hopeweff shall be en-.
Titled to one delegate
sS. The counties of Isle of Wigh,
and Surry shall be entitled to one dele.
gate.
60. The counties of Warwick. York
James City, and Charles City, and the
city Williamsb ury shah be entitled
TO one delegate.
10. The county of Elizabeth Civ ND
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21

~ The man or the woman who VIII
sneeze or cough In your face and thus
expose you TO disease ought to he
smscked in the face and thus taught
to have better manners and to be more
considcrate OF jacksonville
Hustler.