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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-19
HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE

The semI-annual debate of Ensley High School will take place in the school au- dtorium Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. The debate subject is Resolved, That Compulsory Military Training Should Be Adopted by the United States" Miss Annie B. McClary and Edmond Hillike will uphold the affirmative and Miss Margaret Matthews and Sam Bell will; support the negative. Much enthusiasm centers around the semi-annual debate. and this one, especially will be enthu-, siastically received. The friends of the school are urged to attend.
 The Woman's Missionary Society of the Ensley Highlands Methodist Church will meet this afternoon with Mrs. George E. Boydon, Ensley avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-19

Froude, it is said, wrote each para graph of his history five times before selecting the one finally adopted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-19

M uIItL- --IIt. : Spanish Mackerel-22G2Sc. Pompano-35c.
 Salt Water Trout-22@23c. Mixed Fish-12c.
 Gray snapper-Headless sad drawn. l4c.
 Red snapper-Headless and drawn. g @23c.
 Eastern Select oysters-ss5o gallon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-19
Hides and Tallow

No. 1 Green Salt Hides-2lQ2Sc. No. ? Green Salt Hides-26@2Ic No. l Green es-23G24c No. Green Hides-21@22c. No. l Dry Flint Hides-400+2c, No. 2 Dry Flint Hides-3Sdt40c. No. 1 Dry Salt Hides 3S040e. No. ? Dry Salt Hides-3s@S7c. Sheep Skins-50c@S2. Horse Hides -$3@7. Goat Skins-s1G1, 5. Hog Skins 25d50c Tallow-12G15c.
 Clear Wash Wool 6od65c. Clear Grease WooIA4515ec. Burry ool-25030c Ginseng (Wild)-sl0013.
 Spot Cotton Good middling .SS Strict middling ..............,. 371a Middling .......................t. 361A Strict low middling .................. S331h 2 Fifteen per cent of the workers in the United States are between the ages of 16 and 2l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-19
M'CLELLAN- -BEDDISON

Pratt City Crochet Clun Wednesday aft ernoon at 1:30 o'clock
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-19
LOCAL MARKETS
Poultry

stags-25c. Turkeys-Live. 421zG 45c. Dvcks-30c. Fryers-35040c. Hens-31G32e. Fresh Eggs-Ssa7Oc. Storage Lggs-5Sa60c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-19
Butter
Fish

Crelmery-Ha7sc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-19

Fred Wunderlich was the week end guest of his parents at Cullman
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-19

Mrs. J. E. Wood win entertain the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
is GLAD TO GIVE
HER TESTIMONIAL
Mrs. Pearl Harris, 1916 w. Cary
ST., Richmond, Joins the
Throng OF Local People.
ARE PRAISiNG PLANT JUICE
Since Taking Pint Juice She Is
Greatly Improved and Is
Telling Her Friends.
ARE PRAISiNG PLANT JUICE

me most important thing thai .
person can do for himself Ia 10 watch
we condition OF his stomach and
bowels. The weary eyes, the bad
preuth' the frequent hcada ches, The
iaSSitude and listlessness, the nights
Of slecpiessness. the growing rita.
ointF and nervousness the cold hands
ana rect, lack or uppctite-alI these
symptoms are monitors OF deransed
S'o,hach and bowels. and given "a gen
era name is nervous debility
Many remedies can be obtained. bat
the pest in the opinion of most people
iS RANT Juice, the new herbal ston,ac
remedy. Thousands of people have
been benefited by tho use OF this gre.t
preparation.
Among these is Mrs. Pearl Harris. Of
NO. 1915 west Cary Street, a popular
HchmoHd lady, who has a wide rirc,e
OF friends. She says:
For the past Two years havA b.en
troubled with MY stomach cou)d
not sleep at night, I was 80 nervous.
had no appetite and could hardly keen
any food in my stomach. i i,ud tried
= number of different medicines, and
was under treatment for some time
but never got any relief. Finally I
decided TO try Plant Juice, as j had
heard SO much about It, and l cot i'm
mediate relief. have a good appetite.
sleep we'll and have NO moro trouble
whatever. ] am recommending Plant
Juice to all of my friends"
Plant Juice Is vegetable prepars-
ton extracted from tho roots, herbs,
barks, berries and fbres Of numerous
medicinal plants. II Is Natures own
remedy and works wonders. 1t gives
almost immediate benefit and leads to
permanent relief in practically every
case where people suffer AZ above
outlined.
The Plant Juice Man is at The Ira
gle Drug Companys store, In Rich
nond, where he Is daily meeting the
local public and introducing and ex-
planning tho merits OF this remedy.
For sale In Petersburg by Morrison,
me Drug Man. and in Chase City by
Ehe Chase City Drug Co.-AdY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
CENTRE DESIRES GAME
WITH FRANKLIN TEAM
Con fictinE Dnter May Keep KentueL-
inhs From, Arranging Contest
With lIoOsicrs.

FRANKLIN. IND, Jan. For the
ast four years officials at Centre Col
laGe aky.) have been corresponding
YIN coach j: N Thurber. director OF
nthletics at Franklin College. in re-
gard to tGo,eail game between the
- little possibility OF FrankIin and
centre meeting during the 1920 grid
seahon. according 10 local authorities.
within the last ten days Coach
1hurber has received three letters from
Hobcrt Myers, graduate manager OF
athletics at Centre College. in which
school
The dates offered are such tina, il
VA! be almost impossible to arrange
the game, authorities here say. Franz
IN College has already tive games
scheduled and three more teniatiye
DATES arranged. which means that the
ioca! card IS almost fun. The catcs
offered BY the Centre officials were FOR
Scptember rs. October 2 and October
Coach Thurber and Coach Charley
Horan. or the Kentucky School, are
old ecpuaintances and the local coach
vas guest Of the Centre team when
Sentre played Georgetown University
on Thanksgiving Day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
YOU WOULDN'T TRY
TO TAME AW|LD-CAT
Mr.. Dodson Warns Against Use
OF Treacherous, Dangerous
CalOmel.

CaionIel salivates! It's mercury
CalomcI acts like dynamite on a slug
gish liver. When calomcl comes into
contact with sour bile 1t crashes into
it, causing cramping and nausea.
II you feel bilious, headachy, conati-
pated and oil knocked out just 60 70
your druggist and get q bottle OF Dod-
sons Liver Tone for few cents. which
Is harmless vegetable substitute for
dangerous colonel. Take spoonful
and II it doesn't start your liver and
straightcn you up better and quicker
than nasty calomei and without ma &
ing you sick, you just go back and Get
your money.
II you take calomel today youTl be
sick and nauseated tomorrow: besides.
II may salivate you, while II you take
Dodson's Liver Tone YOU viii wake up
feeling great, full of ambition and
ready for work or play. It's harmless.
plea SAINT and safe to give to children;
they like it-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
PROBLEM
EXPLAINED BY NTH
Foreign Minister Scialoa Asserts Fiume Had Been
Awarded to Croatia Under Terms of the
Pact of London.

posai. the inenorandum wen, jnto
both sides OF the question and rhowed
a certain leaning toward the hm.:i-
can proposal, he added
'his would be grave" SiEnor
Sciaioia continued. III verbally the
nau not Declared 20 me that theSmeuiv-
iShuum dld not contain any cha racte r
or pressure 70 be exercised over Italy
Dut must be considered simply as Il
means OF rcopeting the discussion ana
not as an attempt 20 close II.
Earl CurHon Of Eedieston British
ro.eiSn secretary already had noti-
fou mo OF the contents Of the memo
accept II. Earl Curzon replied that il
was not 4 question Of accepting 1t, or
not because II was aimed cxclusiycIy
70 give US the poss;ihility again to dis
cuSH the question.
~. Cemenccau and Lloyd George
foii me that if France. England and
italy agreed. even going beyond tn.
meved they could H,esent the ugrec-
u,ent to president Wilson aud induce
him to accept it in tao interest OF
European peace"
The rcDroach made against ITALY.
Signor Scialoia continued, was that she
aSEeu lot l'ai malta and also Fiume al
though Fiurnc had been awarded TO
81 ipn9on. which would make the pa Ct
I'm reality" he said "rherc WAS no
contradiction, 40 Italy has a treaty
WIN ranct and Great Britain, which
uhioI tnnateiT IN not recognized by the
nhitcd states granting her Dalrnatia
ilaI! asked Tor the fulfllment OF tina
was RUNE which asked 20 De annexed
to Italy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
SOLID FOODS MADE
HIM ALMOST DIE
WITH CRAMPS
Lived on Milk and Eggs-Conld
Not Drink Tea or Coffee.
Gas Formed on Stomach.
HYPO.cOD RELIEVED HIM

'My husband suffered from stomach
trouble of long standing. lie was so
troubled at times that lie actually lived
on milk and eggs stirred together. lie
could not drink tea or coffee at ali. IT
he ate anything solid he would almost
die with pain and cramps. lie would
be bloated with gus and the only re-
lief he could get was by belching," de-
clared Mrs. Goodman. who tells how he
secured relief below
"My husband saw Earlcs Ifypo Cod
advertised and secured a bottle at the
drug store; at that time he had j bad
cough and cold. He began to get better
Of his cough and cold right away. Ills
appetits got better and he began to
eat and feel stronger. Things that he
ate did not bother him in the least
and he has now taken three bottles and
can see that he is very much better
in every way He SAYS me feels lots
stronger and he thinks Esrle's Ifypo
Cod the best medicine he ever took.
Earie's 1Iypo Cod has been blessing
in our home and I cheerfuity allow my
name to be used. for j believe it will
benefit any one that Will take it ac-
cortiins to directions" continued Mrs
c. II. Goodman, COS North Twenty first
Street. Richmond. Va.
Thousands have used this medicine
with excellent results. Doctors. drug
SlStS, cneInlSIS, nurses say tnht the
formula. which Is plainly printed on
each bottle, rs ideal, very powerful,
yet very pleasant TO take and agrees
with tho most delicate stomach. Try
bottle tonight II in need OF real
good, quick acting tonic.
Earie's Hypo Cod is sold here by
TraSle's Drug Store and John F. barr,
and tho leading druggists IN all nearby
towns Price, 1925, plus sc war tsr.-
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02

The revival of stceplechasins next sea-
col. the National Hunts Committee.
through Frank J. Bryan, has sent out
a call for D meeting 20 be neid at
the Commodore Hotel, January IL. A.
tho meeting il Is intended TO take steps
for rebuilding the sport and putting it
back on the same basis Of prosperity
i enjoyed for 50 many years previous
To the war.
Invitations have been sen, 10 $50 men
interested in steepiecha3ng and vari-
Gus Kindred sports and among these
are army officers, gentlemen riders,
polo experts and owners OF jumpers.
a special effort will be made to inter-
est military men in the sport.
Steeplcchasing had a rathe! lament
able season, especially IN the metro
po!itnn circuit During the war period
many owners and riders vent into the
service and this branch OF facing suf-
fcrcd more than any other. AS re-
suit. there were few good jumpers last
season. Most OF the men who dropped
racing to go into the war nave now
returned TO the sport and large num-
Der Of horses have been trained FOR the
hurdles with the cooperation of ali
Interested IL is expected that stecplc-
chasing Kill again come into its own.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
LBy Associated pre.l


ROME. Jan. 1.-The senate recently
S.t;i and qoI FoTesn 0 Mins sea Schulz.
who have assurances that nothing had
hccn Promised concerning the Adriatic
situation. Eoth statesmen declared
tina, they would 20 TO London and
Paris hopeful OF a satisfactory solL
Great Britain and France had agreed
TO tome changes in Iialy's favor in
modification or the last proposals of
President Wilson. put forward after the
rejection OF rho propositions made by
former Foreign Minister Tittoni.
Neither Of the speakers stated Spe-
officially what President Wilson's pro-
tho possible notifications might be-
Signor Scialoia said the treaty OF 81,
Gcrma!n did not become effective un-
less ratified by at least three OF the
allies. SD far only Italy and Austria
htd ratified 1t. But. he added even IL
thc Versailles treaty twith Germany
had been ratified by three of the allies
/; was no; yet effective. because the
eatiiications had not been formally de-
eral clauses of the treaties already
were De ing executed. the allies trust
ing in the good faith of the contract
ing parties.
The memorandum handed TO him In
london hr Premier Clemencsau. OF
France LLOYD Ge0rse. Prime Minister
OF Great Britain, and Mr.. Davis the
continued. did not have the valuo at
trihuted TO IL by the newspapers. II
contained explanations Of Secretary OF
state l.ansing's statement regarding
former Foreign Minister Tittoni's pro-
posal. together with text Of the pro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
.FAVORs FORD LOT AS SITE
SUGGESTION FOR MEMORIAL
OFFERED BY BRISTOL MAN
state Legislative Committee to Give
Those Interested In Project Chance
to Air Their VIcWa Tonight.

Members of tho legislative commit
tee named at the last session OF the
mendations for submission TO the 1920
Legislature bearing on tho erection OF
4 suitable state memorial to the SOL
dicrs ana sailors OF Virginia who saw
service i'm tho world war Will hold
public hearing upon the matter IN the
senate chamber tonight at S O'Clock
Of the commission. called N. rnee,In.,
Tor the purpose OF giving those in
tercstcd an opportunity TO appear be-
fore the committee and EXPRESS .hrir
views as to the form the proposed me
located. NC
Difference or Opinion
Ihcre Is some difference OF opinion
t niaong those Interested. both as to
iorn ana location of the memorial and
inc comm tssion desires TO hear from
every one before making it's recon
mendation to the General Assembly
SoSGeStfou has been made that tho
1id.n inoorse and appropriate funds TO
urine! nhe plan originally presented
oy inc travellers Protective Associa-
tion at Its last annual meeting in New
orleans. which provides for tho cree
tlon IN Hampton Roads o; "A monument
Or statue similar to the famous Bar
hhrbor. Another suggestion i- the
erection of a monument on Monurncn,
Avenue. Richmond.
bristol Mans Sugs~stiop
iIcnrY ltoDeFtS, of Bristol. in 3: com
nnn1cation TO Senator Addison, suE-
sests that q mcmo.ial be erected on the
vacant lot at Eleventh and Broad
streets. known as tho Ford lot. in Inc
lorm or building four or five stories
IN height. in which the permanent
quarters OF the American Legion and
ne state DEPARTMENTS OF Highways,
:ducation. Agriculture, Health. Taxa
, r,Sn and others may be established.
inc idea provides also for Inclusion
o., an auditorium and spaces for ~
hieits: hr. Roberts would have an
nroprfate Inscriptions placed on the
io,T portals.
such a memorial, Mr.. Roberts points
!, $3.50 for each citizen Of Of
ne state and $40 for each ta1paye-
me approximation. IL is argued could
% distr:huted over three years. ono
Fra- being required for consideration
OF and the perfecting of plans and
specinca tons, and the period OF con-
strnetion taking two years.
Other members OF the committee are
senator p IL. Drcwry. OF Pctersburg.
and Delegates T.. II. Fuller. OF Rich :
nond; p. Griffith Dodson. OF Norfolk.
George. ''''e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
CHARLES JEWTRAW TAKES
HONORS IN SKATING RACES
Wins Nile. Haif-MiIe and Quarter.
mile Conteats StnGcd ut
Lake Placid.
IBy AssncLated r.. /

NEWBURGH, n. y, Jan l-Char!es
Jewtraw. OF Lake Placid. carried or
The honor6 in the Eastern amateur
tkatinS championship tournament here
today. winning the mile, half-milc and
1uartermi!c contests
The ice WAS in wretched condition
FOR the contest. due to the rain carly
IN the day and tic warm sunshine
later. The winners OF the various CON
tests were:
Quarter mile championship - jew
raw, hrst: 6. Pickering. Verona Lake
second; J. Walker Sarnnac Lake. third
Time: SO LIS seconds
Haf mile championship = Jcwtraw.
hrst: Ray bryant, Lake Placid, sec
minute 30 seconds
One mile championship - Jewtra~
hvst: J. O. Moore Lake Placid. seq
nnd: r. Wheeler. Montreal. third.
Time: minutes 1873 seconds.
One-mi!e novce-E W Kleinart.
brooklyn, first: Arthur FIog, Airing
on second: Harry Rose. Arlington
third Time: minutes SO 3-5 seconds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
NAVAL BOXER DECORATED
Ensign Claud II. Ryan, Of Winchester.
honored for bravery During
War Period.
Special 10 Tho Times-Dis,,,c,

Especial 20 The Times Dis patch
tiaude n: Ryan, United States Navy.
son or Mrs, Nettie Ryan, this city
mas been decorated with the Navy
me war with Germany He was
ABOARD the steamer Luckcnbach when
1t was torpedoed in the Mediterranean
early IN the war, being landed on the
coast OF Spain, after about for.y-two
hours adrift. He was also on the
ste amer Tyler when it met a similar
late Ia the Atlantic. He was on both
OCCASIONS cited in orders for heroism
and Gallantry in ma!ntaininy morale
ana organizing for life saving
Ensign Ryan was at the time a
pesiy oIllcer, and was promoted TO the
iank or ensign: He has been in the
naval service about twenty years, and
was at one time the champion wrestler
ana poker of the Atlantic feet. hold
me the tit$e against all corners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
EXPECT JONES TO ACCEPT
hate Assured Tnd VIII Take
9"D rs Coach or ELI Grid
Tenn

M New Nv. HAVEN ,syl CONN, Jan. As.
TO Yale as head footbaii cna,, lc.urn Il
fail have been received here bv his
irtendT, and Professor Clarence u
coard OF Control. said tonight thnt nc
inIiy expected, Jones to return a ie
.houGh ne could not state officially thn,
Becanse OF eXacting business e,.,
gnaitso with shipbuilding company in
seattle Ss hae It Is expected that Jones will
son. Or. Albert Haynes Sharns s ,ei,,
os sontanued as general supervise" 81,
an branches OF Yale recreationai sport
dali that DR.. Harry Williams, Of Mimnn
sota, had applied for the positjon =.
head coach iaie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
Captures Annual I'm.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan l.-Geors.
kansey. or the Legion Athletic Asso-
cianon. an organization made up OF
eighth annual New Years run o. ti,e
Sou'h street Business Association to-
pay: lie covered the nve-mile course
~ 81 minutes 20 seconds. being thirty
OF the Meadow Crook Club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
SEEK TO MAKE ATHLETICS
COMPULSORY IN SCHOOLS
hovement Started by Athletic Re
search Society or America for
National IeKisIation.

NEW YORK. January steps to
OBTAIN enactment of national and state
,aHS requiring compulsory athletic
training for high school students viii
oo taken by the Athletic Research So
ciety OF America. Il became known to-
nay. The society, which concluded its
annual meeting here yesterday, named
the 1olio"ing committee to frame the
proposed legislation: Dr. j. H. Nc
curdy. Springheld. Mass. 7. NJ G. -
toiIese; Dr j. r. Raymond. Prince
ton: and by. Dudley g. Reed. Of the
University OF Chicago
Tho society also plans to wage a
campaign in favor OF requiring physi-
cal education for entrance into the
graduation from college.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
PREP ELEVENS TIE COUNT
Everett. Washington. and Toledo, Ohio
Teams Battle for National Chnm-
pionnhips Title.
iBy Asse-cinted Prs ]

EVERETT. WASH. Jan. l-Evcr.tt
High School and Scott High School. Of
Toledo Ohio. football elevens. played
4 9-to-1 tic game today. contcsting for
The national preparatory school cham
pionshlp. The field was hard and firm
when the game began. but 4 warm sun,
melting the frost developed slippery.
were played in a field o: mud
crowd Of 5000 pcreons witnessed
the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
Ebert rhIludelnhin Mnn

CLEVELAND. O.. Jan. i.-Dr. I.aur-
enc" Flick. OF Philadelphia. was elected
president OF INC newly organizct
american Catholic Historical Associa-
;ton in Cleveland today. The purpose
or the association Will ne to encourage
inc study q: the history OF the Catholic
Church. Delegates 10 tho first meeting
included priests and layinen from vari,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
TEN-TO-ONE SHOT WINNER
korbIy Take. s5,Oo0 New Year, uand,-
cap nj Fair Grounds In New
Orleans,
[py As,oclated Pres. !

NEW ORLEANS. Jan 1.-Korbiy. 4
Yen one shot. won the New Years
race at the opening day here at the
,ar grounds. korbly Is owned by 81.
Sh elds Jockey IL Thurber was up.
inc ior the mile and sixteenth race
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
LittIe Daughter Arrives.

j.SNCHHCRG, VA Jan l-AIyne
Gabrielle blanche t;igot Mcclure, the
french wife of Robert L.. Mcclure. who
wer" married In Paris. France. early
last spring, is a mother. having given
birth to . daughter at her home Mon :
dag night. The father Of the baby
was formerly member Of tho Rich
mond Blues Bdttalion. and no vas n
first ser%eant with CornDanv G one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02

the conssituttonaiity OF taxes on sak
aries OF United States judges. wsN
hled today In the Supreme Court The
proceedings We're instituted ortrl,,ot
IN Cincinnati by District Judge Matter
Evans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
Name Women ON Comui,t..

NASHVILLE. TENN. Jan. 1.-The
republican stat" committee. which yes
teroaN called State convention to
meet in Chattanooga, April IA. appoint
ed the first wornan's State executive
committee ever named by a political
party in Tennessee. According TO the
last ccnsua there arc almos, as many
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
How Long
Will 1t Burn?

8saa 4 lighted eAndle IN tar.
&sU1 Shs hAxnD win die dowk and
hHn fsskIY-DHA finally, vhsn the
exyEsa hs1 Aaea sxhausted-the
hSM Ssss ssE. T&s ea7sdla buras
sHsS - Soax - DIS Taypay Df axJ-s
sen la1sa-
W1rhass sxsSsH tAsre can he no
MIA. Tbs HvdY dass unlsas tia blood
- saypiSsd with oxygen. II yuur
blood II not yfsallned with 6fe-Sfv-
p&ls &sd impoverished.
1ayOa sss run down, lssY~pux md
sneaustc. Il sterpty means thst you
hxve not <AsaSa oxygen in your
htood. Try tAs REOIO Tnnir
freatmxnt tAaGs ss1ppiies 10 the
blood tHs organic Iron (which il
easily sndn11aAed by the bloody
tina pe~itAhxha9, Jtfe-Siving oxygen
mad the natural ceIl-salts that the
body must have co maintain health,
.trength and v,sar.
EEOIO has remarkable tonic and
rSesnst1rektve qualities. It stims>-
lA&as tho eiSesiAt;on of the blood.
1n6 nsakes tha whole body pulIats
wkh rasseUed enargy aud vitality.
Start tbs systematic REOIO
ssse.ssst tssasY and yeu VIII b
astShesa with :::ss s.aAdy :nnssvve-
ans4S n Yvux ssettA The laFEs
bas391S II 100 pieasant. tsstelSes
PARTNERSHIPS for tvu w&aks
kssx4eaeRt sulY costs ono Dollar
and B 10 hify Eua.xrteeA q yvp
are ~ Hsssedssy sataaasd VITA tbs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02

women OF voting ago In Tennessee as
men. For tho women's committee two
prominent women We're named for each
OF the ten congressional districts. Party
headquarters Will be opened here next
month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02

PORTLAND. ORE. Jan Bob Nc
tormick. light heavyweight champion
OF England. knocked out Frank Farm
or, ilght heavyweight champion oc the
racine Coast. in the ninth round OF Il
schedule ten round bout today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02

HARRISBURG. PA, Jan Jack
Triton, wclterweight champion. Was
lo-rouud bout with johnny Gill! OF
Steelton, at that place today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02

MILWAUKEE Jan. FRANKIE Ma
son. recognized American nyweight
CHAMPION. defeated sammy Marino, Of
New York. IN ten-round no-decis!on
poNinS contest today. according To
smoothing writer's. Marine was forced
TO hold for the last four rounds to
avoid knockout. He weighed 1l2i:
pounGS. Mason scaled at 100