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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Why In . NeurotIct
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nes a%ays as
assu, su0s S.ss to UpsFsoa Win
reaeve Es tre eersoes do OF nep
5oS and sT fa OF eyesS They nc
NAVE e. R1%siss
as they think ts eser Il anSu as Esx
write tho glowing testlmoniais for the twentieth
rhey ne Sneu,ns continues tho norvo noo,.,-
o ast direct s On .n navd ID IN trouble Win
es whe rs Fl
There. now, l intended to conceal the fact
snSt TINS Us psychological subject. But u good
me n3ee.aphor REFUSES TO hide Psychology as II APP
piles to hoa'ng hss two ugly black eyes, and
u ,i vedisi nevertheless you have to lt-
tie Psychology evan In selling SOAP.
Ike this nerve specialists view Of psychas-
tnsnia--Whchl he calls better term than the
o s,f neurastlienia-becau 1t agrees 80 we'll
Win mine. That is what meant when said
pse a Ssh gSSs sense are those who
impute 10 any ono that says something we
sFemaie trouble In considerable number
or cases Is neurosis. dugout in which the
woiiIhSll nides 20 escape the thraldom Of pot
wuIoping pernaps. The w. X. T. b. NJ is "A
stn,oas d,1dEihIs aompetitIon BY Of
either instance n remarkable cure follows the
latest treatment-if the dish washing or com
petition is removed N'e VI N'-li-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
BOLSHEVISTS AND COSSACKs
CLASH H0TLY ON AZOV LINE
He'd Army Held Tightly Except al One
poiut on Munich
River.

LONDON. Feb. 2O.---Russian Bolshcy-
ist forces lately delivered u general al
tach alopg tho l50-mila front from
Azov Sea eastward TO Lake Manich
here today. .
On tho eastern end Of the line they
made no apprcciablc progress from
Lake Manich to the point where the
Manich River Is CROSSED by the Tsarit-
zan. Ekaterinordar RAILWAY, but further
west they succeeded in crossing tho
Mamich and occupying II limo some
miles south Of tho river.
On the front OF the Don army cx
tending from the Sea Of AZoy TO the
confluence Of the afanIch und the Don,
the Bolshevlsts paid heavily in II win
attempt to cross the river. In severe
hGhtlnG southwest Of Rostov Solun-
teer forces cleared tho most OF tho
south bank of the Don, capturing 1000
prIsoncrH and many guES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
HOLLAND ENTERS LEAGUE
Urgcs Decrrnhed Armnnent IpstItu-
ton OF High Court md Admission
Of All Nations.
my Associated rress.l

F3y NsaOcIhlcd TFcss. n
THE HAGUE. Feb. 90.--Decreased
ornaments, speedy institution OF a per-
manent high court OF justice and inn
mediate admission OF all civilized ma
tlonh desiring TO enter. we're demands
attached 10 the resolution passed to-
day by the second chamber of the
Dutch PARLIAMENT. approving Hollands
entrance into the league OF nations.
During the debate II WIS explained
that these demands did not constitute
reservations. az reservations were not
permitted, but were suggestions that
the Dutch government would enter
with the idea of having these principles
adopted. Only four Communists and
one Catholic member voted against on
trance Further procedure ia cons i'd
cred mere ,rontine.sEs the first chamber
WIZ certainly approve tic Emotion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
MUST BE REAL DEMOCRAT
CnndIdntc's Name Cannot
Go ON Georgia ballot Uniess He
Takes Positive stand,

Jiy Associated Pgeas.I
ATLANTA, GA, Feb. 20-Under an
official construction OF the rules Of the
primary to be held In this State April
20, the name OF Herbert Hoover or
any other cannot be placed upon the
ballot unless he becomes an avowed
Democrat, IL became known today. fol-
lowing :. meeting OF the subcommittee
OF the state executive committee hero
late yesterday.
The rule. as previously adopted by
the committee, was us follows:
in any case where 100 or more
white Georgia Democrats file with
the committee rs April / II petition
requesting that the name. of any man
be placed upon tho ballot. his name
shall be so placed"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
CALLS FOR INVESTIGATION
CONGREGATIONAL COMMITTEES Wants 10
Know Why virgin Islands Coal
ing stations Abandoned.
Ny Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Feb. co.-Abandon-
ment OF the Virgin Islands and It's
capital 81. Thomas, as coal!ng stations
Tor Shipping Board vessels was inyestl-
gated today by the joint congressional
committee studying Virgin Islands nd
ministrativc problems.
captain Thomas Foley, Shipping
Dourt bunkcrlnS expert. explained To
The committee that ST. Thomas lies 400
miles farther east than Barbados and
Kingston, the British conllng bases.
and involved detour of 500 miles fol.
south American bound vessels.
Expressing dissatisfaction with req
sons given for disusc of the st. Thomas
coaiing station. tho committee decided
TO call executives OF the railroad nd
mihfStration'S conl committee nud
other witnesses next Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

& Chicago dispatch says that the imme-
date throwing on the market OF enormous
quantities of foodstuffs and q consequent
material reduction in the cost OF living Is
expected to result from an order for whole
sale prosecution Of food hoarders in all large
cities, received by Federal officials this week
from Attorney-General A. Mitchell Palmer,
That promise has so often failed Of fulfill
ment that it is impotent to reinsplre hope
in the breast of consumers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

81 Holland is said to be willing to ask William
Hohenzollern, in Difference to the latest allied
request, to take up his residence little far
Their away from the frontier, but as there Is
no place In Holland that Is not near the
frontier, the allies are not unduly elated over
this reported concession to their fears BY
taking daily exercise in sprinting for u few
weeks, the e1-Emperor would he In prime con-
dition to fooftrace ii across the border without
"a halt for fresh wind from the remotcst spot
in the kingdom.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

: Bishop Collins Denny, who is one Of tho
ablest and safest members Of the college Of
bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South, is not enamored of the pending plan
Tor the unifcation OF the Southern and
Northern sections of the Methodist Church
at this time. He is not opposed to mer-
ger, but he wants 1t to be the right kind
OF merger. Southern Methodists will not
30 far wrong when they follow the advice
OF Bishop Denny. He is sound to the core us
a Methodist, a Christian and q citizen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

gency. now the unions want the government
to continue this extension OF it's functionipg,
In business which belongs to private enter
prise beyond the expiration OF tho emergency
at increased public cost in the interest OF q
class seeking special fayors at it's hands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
Voice Of the People
Lensra nust Rfve the name and address Of
sa " wrmes. Name Will act DO pubiished II writer
The vii, a, IN, ,,,,o,,,

To the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Str,,.-lt seems strange to me that a cgislat %
sheu s6 Say III only one woman wants the vote
Sne snooiI nave IL t1c evidently does not be-
se sye tb N n "a M Is he not there
duty to find out what is best for the State?
governed 'e - ~
Then none was for party.
Then all were for tho State"
Those in power, these days, often make lawn
sepugnant TO the people. In the. case OF Mar
pnry vs. Madison, Chief Justice Marshall made
his his moment0ps decision "a law repugnnn to
10 me, OF OF law repusnant e the people. il
The the ma majority Of Virginia women DO want
n 1t vii III in ss, elestorate expenses When Just
i mas been eartaied by pf6hibi,on. What would
t wonah n wriIS INTO our Consttuton? Reyolu
theirs ad With bloodstained fingers IT means race
behind it. Will Virginia men let our constitn.
tion be SO enfecbled? No! Their swords e'en
at the very thought. will flash from their scaS-
nards and form Il ring OF steel to protect Viz
Gin lnla no W0an from pSli,eans OF the North
eo 0d outstretehsd 70 wreck ON. Consttuton
Richmond. Va, February I6, 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
Discovcrcr of North Pole Dead

a PICTURESQUE, sturdy American and
"a liberal contributor to the worlds
scientific progress passed on yesterday when
Rear-Admiral Robert Edward Peary died, II
Is as the discoverer Of the North Pole that
his namo will be enshrined In history for
ever, but as loyal citizen OF the country
he loved. and as tho self-sacrincing devoted
Of practical ideal In science and exploration
who by his untiring efforts and unbending
VIII forced that ideal into naturalization,
he may we'll serve as a model from study of
which American youth may learn profitable
lessons.
10 his tenacty Of purpose and his domi-
mating belief that it was humanity possible
to conquer the terrors OF the frozen North
anu reach the pole, he owes the enduring
fame that is his. When little more than n
mere youth he first entertained the idea that
mastered him and shaped Ills whole destiny
Eight perilous Journeys he mado into the
Arctic regions, daring dangers thut had in
Inundated and turned back others less hardy,
ana cxhaustng his fortune before his vic
tory over nature finally was achieved. Then
IN the moment OF his triumph, fate played
him its scurviest trick. His return to civil
lization after Mailing the Stars and Stripes
20 inc Pole was to find his painfully won
lauruls stolen by another and the world wild
~ applauding his rival. Dr. Cook, tho fake
explorer who claimed TO have assembled to
lhe top or the earth where all others had
failed. it must have been disheartening
experience but Admiral Peary, in his scien-
tile, methodical manner, took up the battle
TO prove the fraud that had been worked
upon him and the world In this he was
quickly successful, with the result that while
Dr Cook will go down TO all time as a faker
and thief OF another's rightful glory, the in
trepid Peary will stand until the end of time
as the real discoverer
In his various attempts to reach tho mole
before his last and successful Arctic Jour
ney, Admiral Peary made MANY discoveries
ana established numerous and valuable
scientific facts for which the world is in
debted TO him, and II he had accomplished
nothing else his life OF faithful and constant
cndeayor would have been we'll worth while.
IN recognition Of his service, Congress made
MIN rear-admiral and voted him it's thanks.
ana special honors and decorations were
showered upon him, The closing years of
his life were spent in the quiet Of his home
enjoying the rest and tho world wide dis
tlnclon which lie had SO valiantly earned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

When you wished You could go Is
Ana Sit upon q cake Of ice, 81 $
ny, With both feet In the snow? ~
Wnen IL was ninety in tho shade,
And longed to dwell In Arctic zone
How do you like 1t now? XII:
Y With old humidity. Is.
When wilted collar round your neck
s, s, Brought you great misery? I,ds { =
=. And In tho surf to pillow. .
And drank the water-cooler dry? II
How do you like It now? St9I'' 5a 4
TON. W;lIaokson,in Brooklyn stand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

General Salvador Alvarado thinks that the
year 1921 will bring an era of peace i'm Mex
leo and work will begin eliminating the main
source of trouble between the United States
and Mexico. He thinks General Oregon will
be elected President Of the republic in the
Forthcoming elections. The election of
Obregon undoubtedly would be the salvation
OF Mexico, for the general belief Of those
who know him we'll is that he would imme-
.diately inaugurate policies which would re-
establish cordial relations between his coun-
try and the United States. All that Ia re-
quired to bring this about is for Mexico to
respect its treaty obligations and protect for
eign residents in the republic in their lust
tights as defined under these treaties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
BUY APARTMENT HOUSE
Tenants In Upper Brondway building.
Forcstali Rental Increase by
Closing PURCHASE.
(Dy AssocIated PreasI

LIy NabOGiAted Fress.J
NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Tenants in q.
six-story apartlnent-h house In upper
Broadway have formed n syndicate and
bought the building. IL was announced
today, after they had learned 90 per
templated.
New tenants will have an opportun-
ity OF becoming shareholders in the
syndicate. The building, with seven
stores on the ground floor, returns Il
gross rental of about $4,000 monthly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
JAPS AND REDS CLASH
Fighting In in Progress Along .Amur
River, Moscow Wireless
Itcnorts,
10y Associated press.l

7 t'3 ]ik''OCIst 0eI T-sehE.
LONDON, FEB. 20.-Iighting has
been in progress on the Anur River IN
Siberia between insurgent forces and
Japanese. a Moscow wireless message
states.
White" troops re-enforced the Japa-
nese and Il fierce struggle is raging
with the insurgents supported by Chi
ncse, the dispatch declares.
is reported, the ,Bolshevist ndvlces
ing Of the peasants In favor. OF the
Soviet form OF government, Is spread
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
WILL MAKE CRUSOE SUITS
spanish manufacturers VIII E.tnblish
branches in u. 5. for Cont
skin Clothing.
I by Associated Prsss. !

I by ASSOCIATED Prsas. ]
NEW YORK. Feb. 20.-I3ranch
houses of Spanish manufacturers OF
goatskin clothing will be established
In this country, it was announced to-
day by jose Bernitez de Usnole and
Joaquin Hernandez, representatives Of
tho firm who arrived vest erday.
Exhibitions will be given in several
American cities and Spanish girl mod
els will display the apparel. Many
of tho skins bear fine fur, Mr.. Her.
nandez said, and certain grades are
turned into mems clothing and wom-
ems dresses,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

In a speech at Chattanooga, General Per-
shing stated that it was the duty of each
individual community to rid itself of the Red
teyolutionist, the Red agtator and the Boil
ahevist without appeal to the power of the
Federal government. The first thing Gen.
eral Pershing knows, he will be accused OF
being States Fighter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
.ACQUITs SLAYER OF RED
Jury Out Only Two Minutes In Trial
OF Frnnk J'edroni, Natural
ized italian.
iBy Associated Pros.

:
HAMMOND IND, Feb. 2O.-It took
. Hammond jury two minutes yester-
day to- acquit Frank Pedroni, an Ital-
ian. who admitted he killed Frank
Pedroni, naturalized citizen for
seventeen years, had an argument
Petrich, who is said to have been an
Red
During tho. argument Petrich. said:
ITO ---.-- with tho United States"
Pedroni shot him dend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
PRINCE WILL SAIL MARCH S
VIII Make Journey to tho AntIpode.
on thr Dreudnousht,
Renown.
By Associated Press.

LONDON, Feb. 2Q.--The Prince OF
Wales VIII leave on his trip 10 the
antipoass on March s.. on which date
VIII depart from Portsmouth. accord
ing 20 the official itinerary given OUT
He will arrive at 20 rbados on Mare,
10, and ut Colon on March 30 The
next day viii be occupied In the prog
then the Renown will turn northward.
touching Mt Sun Diego, Cal, on March
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
SATURDAY., FEpNuARY II, 1920.

Mr, Gompera may succeed in defeating
some congressman who refuse to talio die
tation from the organization which he heads
but the people are evincing more than usual
interest in the coming election and can be
depended on to retire those whom Gompers
does control
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
INJURED IN EXPLOSION
Three Girl. Suffer Burns When Fire
works Let or at CONT a.
Powder Plant.
IBy .Associaled :Press. !

NEW CASTLE, PA, Feb. 2O.--Three
girls were injured and three small
buildings of the Cont Powder. Com-
Dany We're burned here today follow
Ing an explosion ef flreworks, caused
when a stove was upset In one .n6 the
and fire spread to the others.
The loss 10 estimated ut $4,000. Six
and IL was first reposteds they had
been tillnd. The three employers
were burned about tho face and arns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
SMILING JACK" EXECUTED
Cook County Grand Jury Among snec-
'ators At Hanging of Patrol
mans Slayer.
BY Associated Press. !

, chicago. Feb. 2o.-John tsmiIins
J wna CBEien. 21,year-old guninan,
I.nnfo nhg for the murder OF Patrolmaii
the execution was delayed nearly an
nour when last-mlnuto request was
received from the grand tury asking
70 SEQ O'Brfen. Tic Jurors remained
IN the death chamber aud watched the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
SEEKS BEER AND WINE SALES
Sew Jersey COngrcssunn Would,
Amend Law to Permit Refer ~
endums by states.
BY ASSOCIATED Press.

WASHINGTON. Feb. oo-Amo,n-
mont of the Nolstcad prohibition en-
forccmcnt act 50 as to permit the
states, by. referendum, TO authorize
sale Of 2.75 per cent beer and 10 ncr
cent wine, was proposed in q bill in
troducsd today by Representative Min
anan, DEMOCRAT. New Jersey
, NY blu" said Mr.. Minahan, mere
~ provides for u sane. reasonable and
Logical method OF enforcing the PRO-
Intuition constitutional amendment"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

Roumania is reported to pe modifying its
military forces 20 stem the steady advance
OF the Bolshevist armies upon its territory.
ASIDE from this, the Balkan menace has as
aumed Its old-time threatening aspect at
more than one smoldering point where there
ls abundant infiammable material,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

THIS is no time TO consider seriously an
increase in the pay Of members OF the Cen
eral Assembly. There is no question OF what
their services are or are not worth to The
state, no question Of what personal sacrifices
Lney may undergo In coming to Richmond
Tor sixty days every two years for the trans
action OF the public business. Discussion OF
those points may be left to more propitious
time. Doubtless they earn what they re-
sceive. But Virgnia's finances and it's urgent
and growing needs will not permit a doubling
OF its legislative expenses, now approximately
SloV'eou' al the present, Facts OF the States
fnnancaal condition arc too well known to
Warrant such proposal, and it Is not be-
.lieVed that any large number in either SEN
ate or House will countenance it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

Making constantinople safe for the Turk
- one OF the proudest results OF Christian
Enropc's after-the-war diplomacy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
! Stenmer Pnddlefor,l z NH,nnt

BEAUFORT, NJ. c., Feb. ohio
went. aground sterdayi ndar Diamond
SHOALS lightshfp was fioatod last n light
"a 81 Sss,a aes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

me carnegie peace palace at The Hague
IS DONG swept out. That is one hopeful sign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
SI,fpbuiIder Di..
How About hi NAVY

r. M,oRFoLk. IA Fe6. ao.-c. j.
CORONA, known from coast TO coast us
shipyard owner. died here tonight. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

The prediction OF b. NJ. Jewell, acting
president of the Railway Employees Depart.
5inent OF the American Federation of Labor
that return OF the roads to private owner
ship at this time would lead inevitably 10
y t I1l bankruptcy. which might easily lead
10 national panic. and in turn bring worla-
vide bankruptcy, is equivalent to admissin,
that under government operation the roiI-
SToad unions have forced acceptance Of their
demands for higher wages to point whe,c
the costs OF future operation will baukrup,
tho roads. Therefore, the contention of the
employees 10 that government operation
shoutq De continued in their interest. with
the public being forced TO pay the difference
between sound business operation and un
sound operation by the government for class
tptereFts. The government took over opera
Ton q the railroads as wartime emer-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Itocketing.

ltoCRettnS,
"a sincere scientist asks permission to be
human passenger on rocket designed for an
experimental trip TO Mars. Ee can have tho
job FOR all OF US; nevcrtheless-)
want to go rocketins.7 rocketinx,
On trip to tho planet called Mars;
] want to go whizzins and sizzling
Through the air on tour OF tho stars
want to so zipp! like tho crack Ola whip
On the tail OF a rocket. do:
And I'd like to go spoonins, to go honeymooniag
On rocketing racket with you, dear,
On a rocketng racket With you,
want to go rocketing, rocketins.
want to shoot up 10 tho sky.
want TO glide on through the azure
TIL I bump into Venus on high.
We could start on, in low TIL we made tho
thing 60
And advance as wo siidded above.
And strictly between VS., there's no place like
Venus
To encourage the making OF love- Mabe,
To encourage tho making OF love.
l want TO go rocketing, rocketins
And think. when we landed up there
We would find lifo pleasant that maybe
We would never como back, declared
We could iiS UP q nat something like that
And be snug and contented, 1 know:
For any old planets O. K. If you're on 1t,
So wadda yuh say if we go. Mabo?
SO whadda yuh say if NO go!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
',Chaycosl Eph'. Daily Thou<ht.

"lIit don take long Z make n big mistake.
said Charcoal Eph. ruminatively; "but som.
men suttinly do spen a lot o. time doin' les
dat TO de fun o. chasn 'roun' tryIn to- catci
up Eat pickle, AIistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

All on.
The man with the Vaiise lighted at Skedunk
and approached the Town Constable.
I'm q commercial drummer" he said gus,
got hero 10 do little business"
Commercial drummer, eh?" said the Con
stable. We'll, our bands all broke up an II
ain't likely youll git Job"
Supervising his emotion, the visitor con
tinued:
What is the floating population OF this
town."
They Amt been none to speak of since Janu-
airy IT." said the Constable.
Wherefore the stranger caught tho next train
for somewhere where there might be flood.
These Days.
Mabel is so worried-So troubledr,
.'Yeuli?"
uh-huh. You know she IS determined to
have a career. and she can't decide, don't you
know, whether to tako UP vocal culture do
nestle science automobile mechanics"
The man who makes the Same mistake twice
Is Just bit careless with his opportunities.
Tho Murderer.
AS summer nears feel the will
or Cain. to sally forth and kill
The red within me rises. and
tain would wear the crimson brand
What lust for blood has seized my brain.
To gaze upon my victim slain!
H.
In winter I'm peaceful man.
Living content with all my clan,
But when the summer comes. thrill
With that deslre OF Gala to kill.
The passion In my blood runs high
To squash the 'skeet and Swat the Fly!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21
Sure Things.

Death Taxes H c. L. War .
Lovo Honeymoon Alimony
Plumbers Ice Cream
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

rCRLIsHED every day the yea. at 10 south Tenth
Street Richmond by The Tiu,es- Dispatch Pub.
sISkinR Co. jnc.. Charles IT, ilusbrook. Editor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-21

TELEPHONES: Randolph I,
Psiyute branch ExGiinngo
connecting with ala depart