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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
AIR MAIL LINES SOUGHT
1875 CITIES FILE REQUEST
FOR POSTAL PLANE SERVICE
Wou!d Reduce Letter Time From New
York TO Atlanta TO Loss Than
Eleven Hours.
IBv Asaoclntca prnanl

WASHINGTON. Jan. l5.-~postp,aster.
Gencral Burlesou has received appli-
cation from more than la5 cities. more
than onc-third of which are in South
ern and southeastern States, for ex-
tension of the present airplane service
TO their communities.
prospects arc that tho desires of
soHe OF them soon will DO realized az
tho Post -Ohico Department at present
mas Under considcration new routes
connecting Atlanta with WASHINGTON
and New York service and New Orleans
with st. Louis.
The Atlanta Washington service
would cover - direct route Of $50
miles. with a flying time Of ten hours
and forty minutes. and would reduce
the time Of delivery of letters from
N ss' , SGrS in Atlantis by nfteon hours
vance the delivery OF Eastern letters
TO points beyond Atlanta from twelve
to twenty-four hours.
The cities whose applications.
through commercial organizations, city
councils and members OF Congress, have
Geen received by postmastcr-G Gene raj
Ga; birmingham. Mobile and Alontgom-
cry, Ala. Chester and Spartanburg, S.
G.; Charlotte. Gastonia and Morchcad
City. y. g; Key West, Pensacola and
Tampa, Fla.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
DEATH LIST GROWS, RESULT
OF MEXICAN EARTHQUAKE
Reports From Cou1tIon Jnd,..,. ,no,
Deaths In That City ana
District
IBy A3socLated penn1

slowly coming in from ea,,crn r s.c eorss
Of ihc state OF Pucbla tell Of terribit.
s l9Is OF IL, lie in tina. region as u re-
further cast In tho State Of 60 :"
Eruz tho death toll scems to he crow
,,hhs' rep9rts from Cooztlan stating thar
surrounding villages is more than
INC lake which Inundated the VILLAGE
OF farTanca Grande was caused Nv >.
Inoehtain colapsing and daniins a
nNcr. Tho waters were backeJ nm
u . mo former site OF the village
Al exploring party returned TO this
To-, to the ,oo cr,,n from u, , visit o; Inspection
the members of the party said ~
.Ssa.ef had been entirely Changed and
thaS huge assures had aDDn,ro,J $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
MAKE SACRED TIE LASTING
SENIOR CHAPLAIN DISCUSSES
AMERICAN BODIES REMOVAL
relieves Many H~intivcs viii Prefer to
Leave Sacred Dust Buried In
"l"ie1d OF Honor,
[By Associated r,res,.l

WASHINGTON. Jan. Is. -. Bishop
u I'M Ii, Brent. senior chaplain viii,
ire Tran aane h sHpedtlonary forces in
to Secretary Eakes and the neSt Of Kin
o on ne American dead in France re-
Aais 's sold Ts,urS Who Of the bodies Of
IN, ING Letter was made public today by
ton. w6ich is on Sro DC lionor Assooia.
tor the Wholesale return of th., bnain.
Snm ioiio"S charses presented In tho
being fostered by uudortnl o'CcnIcit ~
personal profit. 'o' 1"c'r
Discusses "Field or Honor,
,cf, Am no tSa s wTe,s Bishop brent mas
in EACH case what tho fineI res, n fn,.
place of our dead is to beN-@hei ISSs sr ~
Era E.fnneG or in this country No one
TO claim the fulhllment OF the ,romisc
made by the American goyornment -
dead so ID Aner'Sa st 'he bodies Of
shat there are those who, after iearn
Ing the plans 20 establish and main
honor for those who arc forever over.
seas may consider this the more ex-
"a bin TO incorporate the movement
bas already been presented TO Con
EEtess and IL TO DO relptroduced shortly
OF honor with as many departments as
may DO necessary. Here each year on
a., an appointed day ommemoration Of
the sheitering folds Of the stars and
STRIPES will forever wave
would Perpetuate Tics ia Death.
lhnSc or US who have given, for
more than year. careful consideration
to The American field OF honor arr
moved 70 by q single minded purpose. Il
sense o. reverence for that sacreI
uuSI WHICH, though mingled with tho
sou OF Franco, is forever Amcp,car
~ aims TO pay high honor 70 those
20 whom high honor Ia due. Il womb
psGGsesfo as Tar as may be the com.
radeship OF the ~ar among those who
10 All who arc bereaved the undyinr
psIuo or the sacrifice made. 1t would
perpetuate n death that work benin =,
NE to bind together nations OF Ike
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
News of Fifty Years Ago.
(trom the Richmond Dispatch. Jan. 10 1870,
General Candy yesterday appointed Otis Il.
vice l.. c. Cook reSipned

;, Gencrai CANDY yesterday appointed Otis +.
vice L. c. Cook resigned
The following the officers elected for the
it!chraond Academy Of Nnsic; Hunter Mcclure,
L. Thomas vice. presidents; John y. ,Upshur.
tary; j. Il. rage, treasurer
\ special train will have TO be run on the
Ricllmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road next Monday evening to carry the itch
Literary Society
The subscription books the Virginia Steam
ship and Packet Company opened yester.
day at the Tobacco Exchange. and although
there were but few persons present 100 shares
promptly taken, which was a good starr,
Married: ON the 18th instan, by Rev r. n
Armistead Benjamin V. Brooks and Miss Mary
j. Gilbert: all of this city.
Married: On the 5th instant at the residence
Of ~ Macon Martin in this city. by Rev DR. C.
Minnigerode. MIR. Hamilton Martin. Of this city
to Miss Anna W.. daughter OF John ID, RagIand
Of Mobile, Ala
Congress is still debating tho Virginia bills
Senator brakes amendment requiring that mem
bers Of the Legislature shall take the Test DAT
before oeinS seated was defeated in the Sen
March w lids arc coming rather early this
numerous nun s signs In the business section of the
streets d'easroeaefe and somewhat dangerous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
Keyboard Touches
shopping in Big and Little Towns.
BY FRANK II. BROOKS.

No one would expect the same business Gus
toms 20 prevail in the big and little towns City
people go shopping with view of purcha sin 3
or 10 hook around. The city clerk has
SO inclined. Shopping in The city is bust
ness In the small town ono shops and visits
al the sa:ne time. The little town merchant
and his clcrkS-unicSs you know from tho
other. IL IS difficult to tell where the owner
begins and the clerk sta:ts-are acqua intcd
is sort Of homoge neiy bet wecm the who
shows you the goods and the one who pur
chases. The little town customer doesn't OK
pcct this when he shops in n metropolis. The
man from the city who shops in the town with
one OF two streets OF trade is somewhat sur
though he may be. he gets greeting in the
country emporium" that warns the cookies of
his heart. The first saiutat!on Is not What
! show YOU" but Come in, Sir and how
YOU feeling today Then, OF course oh
ssrys 3tIo about the weather That is per
met this spirit OF cordially the city man In tho
little store that deals III general merchandise
IS the first to tell what he has come in for.
The merchant responds. lie shows tho goods
and FRANKLY tells what he thinks OF the ar.
ticics. When the purchases made the city
his opinion about the town is solicited. Every
littic town man is always anxious to know that.
II another customer Is not waiting the mcr-
chant shows the city visitor to the door and as
The customer departs he is invited to come
in when passing End make himself ut home.
city man 10 step in and read the papers. There
il no limit TO tho amount Of q deposit in the
little town bank. When the city man GETS
home and is asked what he thinks OF the town
doesn't hesitate to say that he had the time
of his life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
RIVIERA GUESTS KEEP
WARM BY F0x-TR0TTING
Luxuries Arc Abundant, but italian
hcsort ~ Short Ncccs-
sncicS OF Life.
tBy Associated Press ]

NICE, Jan. l5.-Fcasting and dane
ing are absorbing the attention OF
Riviera guests this season. The neccs-
stiles OF lie are not abundant, and
there is al actual shortage OF sugar
milk and coal, but pate dc foe sras.
trufllcs. Sra!n-fcd fowls and lobster
abound Everything that Is luxurious
and supcrfiuouS is plentiful.
In the absence of fuel, visitors arc
Keeping themselves warm by tanRoinG.
fox-trottinG and every other variety
of tcrps!chorean exercises, the Riviera
having been transformed into vast
dance, which abSorbs all energies cN-
ceptiuS those reserved for feaStinE.
Even the more conservative family
hotels. that have until now resisted
the cncroachlncnt of the jewellers.
finally have succurnbcd and thcN most
cRc-Splittiny jazz music now may be
heard in the corridors Of these places
by day and by night.
Meanwhile the cost Of living. iurU-
cnccd by the eXorbltant prices paid
Tor choice provisions by hotels and res
taurants where the danccrs dine and
Cup continue to soar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
From Other Viewpoints
Richmond Silent ~, Air Mail Service.
by ALFRED Il. WILLIAMS.

No v;.sla:s city has applied Tor air mai! ser
Washington mas put her name IN tic pot. The
lssi i5,, -s:cnerai IL a. vgoroua protes.
War department. gives details OF rhs, h. has
es,ing and important to all business rncn for
S ,,; reasons The airslip as paIt % our
silently that few OF realize II is with us
\ !etter leaving Boston Monday nigh, by
iraia IS IS: delivered in New Y9ris Tuesday morn
10 9coe Ey tho same service i, 'S could ha IN II
i;ichmond well before Nov II gets there
i, IN The afternoon and may not be delivered until
Wednesday, We a.. morning In actual present p-ac-
aicG a ,, ietisr for New York posted in isich
100. 'ruesday. is. transferred there to the air
h eT'If ns Ima IS dsTsred 10 MG if in
SSTTicl a the Wy b. tran il would be
a practical saving os oishtccn hours from III Tic
f TO- New York in tran smission OF letter
service from cnona to New e York t"S W.ad c "F
Tca is Sn nj6n the Tnf iats tn Of m
*eryice across the longest jump OF the distance
moved in the matte will. c:s W"T ua anS mas n n95
and Wes iess fayorahij situated have sent in
burg, s. g. Memphis New orleans me- and Has
to Atana @ ow bsins msppeS 6r2n NV Ior
,ho time between ;hc two to ten hours, from
The ship now in use carries about 5000 or
Washngton and New Yor Gh a rGT1 s and
land It's faiiurGs 70 deliver on time are bur 2
Der cent failure New shps .0i Nov " Icing 1S l
tho present Limit OF 400, and at uniforn, speed
OF eighty miles hour. Since tho opening Of
the service. In May, 1913. tho service has carried
more than 220o0,ofo pounds Of mail and Gov
cred t'",g9o miles at cost OF $4,000, 81
cents - mile The Postmaster 6 eucral figures
even against TINS, LOT Q; saving in room,
sSsoooooG year r,,- to dsi;ver mail promptly to
count. cos; IN cutting the time between npor-
tont business ccntcrs by two-thirds
Four pilots have been killed in the rinetcn
ana one half months of operation and two other
have been Killed on fields bv acct
dental contact with propolIers
Aside from the direct business rcsul.e 81,
;.act!vn addition 70 the opportunities for young
mcn Viii DC an inevitable consequence OF do.
veiopmnnt Of this service. Now twenty eight
pilots ana l2l ned Gcrv!cc employees, incIudinr
speciaily trained rneGin,anes. are engaged. These
few years. New pilots arc paid $4,000 year
but by top-notch performance may earn s2-
500. Mechanics get $1,000. The scryicc vii
widen and increase rapidly ana first tho great
nc wspapcrs and then tho smaller will roilow
the letter malls Ia unicG deliveries s New
YORK newspaper with sufficient enterprise con
be read IN Richmond ct o'clock Tho mornine
Of aau".
Comparative. omsol figures % limos OF mail
| t.nug;n!as!oH !!!uatratc what tho air service
! viii do:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
CHICAGO TEACHERS RAPIDLY
ABANDONING PROFESSIONS
Investigation Discio.es Educators Are
Milking Almost rs Much rs
JnnltOrs.
IBy Associated Trcss.

CHICAGO. Jan. ls.--The number OF
school teachers who have abaudoncd
has Increased 40 per cent in the last
three years. according 10 survey OF
trade conditions In Chicago by teach
erS, made public today.
school teachers work under a
Twenty-Five year handicap on the hnsis
OF lifeiime's earrings. The report
says:
Tho average teacher will have to
live 70 be seventy before her total
earnings amount To as much as a plum
Der can make by the time he is forty
She Will have 10 teach until she is
nfty-cisht 10 earn as much as the
pattern maker. electrician or FRESHMAN
has earned at forty.
BLACK smiths butchers, soda clerks
shoe clerks and chauffeurS would, un
der their present wages. have earned
rs much at forty al the school teacae,
would have earned At fsty-two.
The teachers salary Is almost equal
70 that OF. janitors, teamstcvs and
laundEcSSes,'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
FRENCH BIRTH RATE LOWER
fadition That Increase Away. Fol
Paris Figures.

fAEiS, Ian. 1o.-Traditions tha. ,bo
urn rate OF "A country always increase
aIic' war have proved fallacious in
prefecture II police show the rate j.
still sinking. S ."
The number OF births in Paris in 20
but this is due 10 the fact IN, ,h,,
popuiat ion or Faria hss been augmented
os 2oo'eVo persons during the last wear
popuiatton, he vital TEST; Is lower n,
present than IL was efore he or.
oreak or the war In 1914.
poorcr quarters or the CITY ebo,. .
hiShcT percentage than sec,ious c.,
tanning the homes OF weather. ,jt 49,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
Surprised at Governor.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sill notice from the papers that Governor
Davis has ordered the lands to be assessed
higher. l need not say that I am surprised at
our Governor. after a majority of farmers
worked and voted for present Governor,
ture.
Now. do you wonder why 80 many young men
flock to the cities: When they take hold OF the
AK and plow 10 reclaim the creeks and river
bottoms so badly Grown up. they get discour.
aged and say 20 themselves that a OF
a job will ccmo along, raise his taxes high
that with present prices OF labor and farming
tools, he will be forced to WORK for some ono
else With the bond issue for road purposes
and the rise in taxation, I see no hope for the
young flrne- who is trying to posseas a home
and raise his chilGrcn right. OF course we old
get through few short years longer. On
every hand YOU hea: o. Il fellow who wants
his salary raised and shorter hours in a day.
Can't some one suggest remedy 10 improve
the way things going in grand old
State? " W. WINSTON, SR.
Louisa, Va. January - 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16

The council OF the league OF nations will
hold its first meeting AT Paris Friday Prcsi.
dent Wilson, in issuing the call for the meet,
ing, says. 1T will bring the league of ma
tons into being as Il living force, devoted 10
the task OF assisting the peoples OF all couu-
tries in their desire for peace, prosperi,y
and happiness" Due to the power of Re
publican hate, as expressed by the attitude
OF its representatives in the Senate the
United States will not be represented in the
proceedings; nevertheless, the American peo-
pie are of one mind with the peoples OF all
other countries in their desire for pcaco.
prosperity and happiness, TO the establish
ment OF which the league council will i'm
mediately address its efforts. II is a case
OF the American attitude toward these noble
purposes being falsely presented by the en-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Wkerer tn Get Iron.
1920. by National NewJpapep &

,s aceordns to the latest Physiological studies
nsefaSG size about $50 grams Gao ounecs) Of
a mat Is substance consisting of carbon hy-
uroSen, nitrogen and sulphur. and in addition
TrG Sn s LOOM contains minute quantity of iron.
INC irou amounts to considerably leas than the
S sup IN The hemoelobin or the blood. The
IRON IN the entire mass OF blood amounts to
about half teaspooufu according to the lat
est physiological Investigations.
Iha nefnoGloptn is contaiDed in the blood
corpuScleS. In oach teaspoonfui of blood the re
are over sixteen hundred millions Of red COR
puscieS. and to state it in Sunday edition style,
the total surface area OF all tho rod corpuscl es
Of the entire blood (25 trillions of corpuscles,
II YOU know what ulcan) amounts TO lust ono
and and three fourths square miles. | give these
nSofes. not to nil space tsor my job here de-
ponds on saving space). but to emphasize the
ccrS great surface OF red corpusclcS available
i r"r absorption OF oxysen from tho air in the
lungs 1ou see every single red corpuscle
paSsss In single file through some ultimate
TGn S SoSae and takes on it's load OF oxygen
me psychologists estimate that
less than onc-hfth Of q grain Of iron is cXcretrd
from the body daily, and this amount OF iron
must be supplied to the body daily-ia one form
or another. Don't worry about IL. IL is rasv
to eat Il fifth OF a grain of iron u day Zach
or these foods supplies in the most AVA ila his
form for the blood tho amount Of iron required
-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
WOULD REF0REsT EUROPE
Anne 1cnh Eorestry Association Pr.
hents Tree Seeds to France
belgium mud E,nUInnd
INV A.xocI,,c, p-

:, BOSTON. Jan. 15.-Thirty-nya ,,r
,ion tree seeds were formally presented
GUM and Great Britain by the imcr;-
can forestry Association here TODAY.
ahSS we're accepted by the consuls o.
n interesting. the devastated areas or
Ee!sium and Franco and the woodlands
Giearea In the British Isles for Wa
~ hundred years from now tines.
trees will tell the glory OF all those
G Wno heard the call Of humanity" said
cnaries i<athrop Pack. president OF til"
assoc!ation in Presenting the seads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
Builder, Select Savannah.

SAVANNAH, GA. Jan. l5.--Tolc
afternoon state that the ia2l conven
Ion OF the Nationa. Association OF
Eniidcrs, Exchanges will be held in
S;a'annaA. IL will meet next January.
~ Indianapolis today the National AZ
so:iation OF Manu- facturers' Reprcseu-
IratMes vas organized. with John y
also meet in Savannah next January.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
VIII Confer with Premier.

LONDON. Jan. 15.--winston Church
III, the Minister OF War; walter Hume
long, FIRST Lord OF the Admiralty:
meet, and Field Marshal sir Henry
T,sson, chief OF the imperial stan, LEI,
=, s.9 3in Tor Paris tonight to consult
britlsh officials there on ilnnortan;
naval and military questions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
= y - -
VIII Handle Flax Outuut,

WASH iNGTON Jan. 15.--An agree
ment with l,itliuania. Ietvia and Es-
has been concluded by the National
Metal and Chemical Bank of London.
according TO ), dispatch today to the
world wide linen shortage. caused by
the failure to market The Russian naN
crop. which formerly supplied the bulk
low the opening OF these sources of
SUNNY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16

In fact il is difficult for an adult to select a
diet which does not furnish all the iron the
blood can utilize unless perchance the food is
700 much refined demtneraized in prcpara-
ton. " p'|p''"
IL Is true that anenia or Il dim;nution in tho
number OF red corpuscles in toe amount Of
hemos iobin (iTon) in the blood is about the
commences OF ailments. or. rather a symptom
OF Il thousand every day ailments But 70 take
IRON containing medicines in the hope o, build
:nS up the blood Is about the most futile thing
ina Einable in the way of a remedy for s,rh
ailments. The blood is weakened 80 a reault
not as cause. OF the disease. LIE. the djsea 40
be property treated and the blood viii ta e .
care OF itself. never fear. doubt ie All tbe
iron ever administered incidentally has ndded
one grain of iron to tho blood, save when iond
has been taken in insufficient quantity
Questions and Answers.
Is This the Book MY son, who has bean
married five mSnths, writes to ask me to rec
Her H mother hasn't told her anything. it seems.
w nat kind of book should I suggest? or. RI
J. N. Slenlons
Skeescrs az Health Resort!--hIy mother
ter on the Gulf for her health writes tina, she
Is literally eaten alive by tho mo squitoes there
have heard that there is something to put on
the skin to repel mosquitoes. Can you tell me
what il is? (E. NJ. I'll "
,Answ er---Su 6stanc which have pleasant
OF fragrant odor for repel mosquitoes a
popular application Is oil OF citronella I hope
they are not anopholes shelters which carry
malaria 1888
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
pas. Wnter-rower mn.

WASIIINtiTON, Jan. lb.--lIy a vote
of nearly 3 to the Senate today
passed tho water power development
bill, different in some respect from
tho measure adopted by the House in
July, but following In general way.
tho same bill that has been before
Congress- In ono form or another fol.
tho lnst decade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
DEFENDS GUSHING OF BERGER
DaiIinEer Tells House No sInn Ever
And Fnirer Trial Than Con-
vfcted Socialist
IBy Associated Pres.

to w US HIN Jan: 15.-Repiylng
democrat, New York, that the exriIn,
SION OF Victor Berger last wnei-
smaeked too much Of lynch law and
precedent" Chairman DalIinrer ~
the Elections Committee. told IN.
House today that no man ever had
=, fairer hearing by Legislative BODY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
Cnu,pnjun 10 Gu, C,,

WAStfING'r0N. Jan. I6.--Plans for
an Intensive cducational campaign In
tho economic use Of NATURAL Gas by I'm.
dustrics and domestic consumers AS
mulated Mt q conference here today NJ
public utility commissioners, EcoIorists
operators OF gas properties and gas q /.
plIanco manufacturers,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
EX.ROYALTY ATTENDS SALE
FOur Former 1fonarchA Intereste d
Spectators at auction of Rus
sian Princess Jewels.
tBy Associated Press,
,A-N-k 900, ,-x

LAUSANNA, SWITZERLAND. Jan.
l5.--Four former mouarchs who arc
living in this country wore inter
estcd spectators at the sale of tho
jewels and objects OF art owned by the
estate of tho late Princess Vera Lob
onoff. OF Russia, here yesterday.
They were former King Constantine
and his Queen, Of Greece. and former
Emperor Charles and Empress Zita.
OF hustria-Ilunga airy. They made no
purchases.
y PARTISAN dealer bought a necklace
for 100000 francs ard other Jewels
brought very high prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
YAHKS QUAFF CHEAP BEER
American Dollar buys SoldIera 3,s3
Steips Mt New Scale Fixed by Army
Offaclnts After GouginE.
Bv CaivotLal Service

7 Nv Z HlVUfLaI SHTNiVc.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. l5.-Onc dol
lar will! buy 333 STEMS OF regular pre-
war oeSr In Gcrnany according TO
editor OF a local paper from an Amer
lean soldier on the Rhine. The Amer
team army officials have fixed the price
at Il pfcnnigs per stein as n result
Of complaints or ovcrcharEing by
Wirtschaft and Gasthaus PROJECTORS
The rate for real pilsencr is ~
pfenniSs. An American dollar is now
worth 1000 pfennigs, 40 1t looks as
X there Will be little difficulty in ind
ing recruits for the army o. occupa-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
FRIDAY, JANUATtY Is. 1920.

: Virginia can we'll afford to contribute
$4,000 towards a permanent memorial to
Matthew Fontuine Maury Il Nirginian, and
OF the worlds really great men, whose
memory and services TO civilization Virginia
has shamefuly neglected TO honor. When
She bill asking for that amount comes to a
pte there should not be one dissenting voice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-16
SWINE BRINGS FORTUNE
Pofand-ChinA Hog Sells for s55.oOa
at NobiexviIle, Ind,
fBy Associated Press. :,

ak.f
NOBLESFILLE, IND. Jan. I5.-Chiefs
i'est, 4 Spotted Poland China hog.
week. The hog belonged 10 Frani,
Wise. aud was purchased by Wycofi
q Simason, representing an Iowa
breeders association. This lis said 70
be 4 new record price for one hog.
a SOW brought $4,000 at the sale.
Forty head which were sold brought a
total OF SGi3s0