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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-29

conditions for employees on all Amer
lean railroads formerly under the Fed
eral Railroad Administration have
been ordered abrogated. effective July
1, 1921, by the United States Railroad
Labor Board.
Several hundred Spaniards. includ-
ing artisans and agricultural workers.
returned to Spain last week after
they had failed to obtain employment
| in the United States. Their passage
was paid by the Spanish government.
to which they had appealed.
Frances reply to Secretary Hughes
note regarding the Japanese mandate
OF the Pacific island of zap practically
accepts the viewpoint of the United
States that this government has sur
rendered none of It's rights in the for
mcr German overseas possessions.
The Greek parliamtnt has voted par
tial application of martial law. the
measure being intended largely to
curb the newspapers which have lately
been publishing severe attacks on the
government and its conduct Of the
war against the Turkish Nationalist.
Approval OF an application for q
loan of s2.o00,00O for financing cotton
exports has been announced by the
War Finance Corporation. Export OF
10000 bales of cotton to England.
France Italy, Portugal, japan. and
Germany is involved in the transac-
ton
Repeal Of the volstead prohibition
enforcement act is proposed ia a bill
introduced in the House by Represen-
tative Hill. Republican. Maryland, the
effect of the repeal being to leave the
enforcement of the Eighteenth Amnd-
ment to the police power of the States.
President Harding stated to dele
cation that called on him last week
to urge the release of Eugene v. Debs
and other prisoners convicted under
the wartime espionage act that he
did not contemplate any general am
nesty for such prisoners until peace
had been declared
Former Empress Augusta Victorin
OF Germany died at Doom. Holland,
April IL. Her body was taken TO Pots
dam, Germany. and Inferred IN spot |
in the park OF her summer residence
there. where she had expressed wish
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-29

with rheumatism at this writing.
Mrs. John Spillman was calling ON
her sister, Mrs JEFF Spillman Sum
day. y ~ = = ~, = =
Miss Della May was shopping at b.
N. Laney's Saturday.
Beckham Hughes was q business,
visitor in Louisa recently.
Miss Martha May was calling en-
Miss Gladys Haws Saturday.
Mrs. Noah Chaffin Is some better
at this writing
Sunday school at Pleasant Ri<fEs
every Sunday at 10 o'clock. Every
body come. LONELY ONE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-29

Feeding value Of Tuxedo
Hog Ration higher than we
guarantee
We guarantee Tuxedo Hog Ration
to contain l4.59c protein. $50 fat,
$50 carbohydrates. and To fibre.
The Kentucky Agricultural Experiment
Station in an analysis Of an open mar
ket sample found 1890 protein,
1880 fat, and 6.l09c fibre. No won
der hogs gain full pound Of weight
on the average for every lbs. Of Tux
edo Hog Ration fed (some tests show
| b., Of gain for every 2 lbs. fed) and
gain at the rate Of ! pound or more a
day. Ono lot gained Lii lbs. per head
per day. Tuxedo Hog Ration is rich in
all the essential elements Of a properly
balanced feed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-29

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Rstisa.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-16
MERE MENTION

Former Prime Minister NeniZelOS.
Of Greece, was married in London a
few days ago to the daughter Of a
Greek business man. Neni2ClOS is 5,
years old and his bride is i7.--............A
Chicago bcggar named French SAL
died few days ago leaving fortTnc
Of 100000 0O.-N manSlaUghter con-
Wet named Joseph Sotacc escaped
from Sing Sing prison a few days ago.
by sliding down into the Hudson river
by means Of - telephone wire. --.- .-.
Unclc John. Of Hvdcn. Ky. who claims
to he the oldest living human being
celebrated his l3Sih birthday a lc"
DAYS AGO ........ Four mon a. Ruffal2,
New York, were drowned Tuesday
when u closed automobile in which
they were ridin-,, backed on 4 hridE"
over canal. Many Of the large
cities Of the country have prohibited
the showing of Fatty ArbuCklc pic
.urcs - Fatty AI'huckIc is 10 be
~ oSccutcd for violation of II" dry
law, provided it can be proved that ne
carried liquor from Los Angeles 10 san
Francisco ...--.....A senate committee is
To begin investigation &C tie West Nlr-
ginia 9li." war next week.. E.iiird'#
Dcr?itmcnt store i'm Charlotte wI&
DESTROYED by fire Of und"tcrmiilYo
origin last night. \ pruu,nr loss OF
between 100000 and 100000 is en-
tailed
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-16

much more like genuine wool than it
ffty-fifty basis by the manufacturers
of "all-woOl" blankets 1t "Eap9' just
like wool, it is said. Mr.. Smith, did not
know the relative cost of this cotton
as compared to wool but was of the
impression that it was considerably
more expensive than American short
staple cotton w. Il. McGill. y
prominent merchant ana farmer of the
Bethany section Of York county, is Il
visitor in the city today. He came up
to see his son, James Henry McGill, off
to Durham To re-entcr the Trinity
Park school. Mr.. McGill says that the
farmers in his section are feeling a
great deal better since cotton has ad-
DvancCd in price. The boil wCevil, nc
says. has done some damage i'll the
Bethany section and he thinks the
acreage in cotton next year will be very
greatly cut down on account Of tho
ravagcs of this inseCt-.....-....Thc stu
alton at the Modena Cotton Mills,
where a so-callcd strike or lockout has
been in progress for the past ten days,
IS unchanged today. The mill is still
locked Up Mr.. webb, one Of the
principal stockholders, has not return
ed from Philadelphia Where he was
called soon after coming to Gastonia.
No statement was n&uC by mill Of
ficials.--......ln connection with the joint
Rotary dinner to bc staged in Rock
Hill Thursday evening in compliment
to the Gastonia and Charlotte Rotary
clubs the local club of trap shooters
will meet the Rock Hill club in Il con-
test Thursday afternoon on the Rock
Hill Country Club traps. Some of
GaStonia'S best shots include McsSrs.
Hugh L. White. Steve Morris, Or.
Parker Scott Luughidgc, J. l.. Rcal,
". Il. Morris ana Otto Duncan.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-16

- Collection OF Approximately So
0O0G0O in delinquent and additional
sales and miscellaneous taxes by the
government rs result Of the special
drive ending September , has been
announced by Commissioner Blair.
The drive in which 1875 field coll
icCtcrS were engaged, nc said covered
practically every large city in the
country and special attention WIS
given To the "o-callcd luxury tas"
taxes on soft drinks. theatre admia.
lions and Transportation. The re
suits or the drive were cminently
satisfactory" Mr.. Blair said. Prior To
government invocation, hundreds
amended returns showing additional
taxes due. we've filed. Few attempts
Il Deliberate fraud were discovered.
"lt is recognized that in the making
of monthly returns. mistakes are APT
10 occur and where there is an honest
error on the part of the Taxpayer, no
penalty accrucs. While. from the pre-
lmiunry report. il is bC!icySl such ac-
liuu. bc necessary in only isolated
Casr5. evidences of fraud discovered
~ the final checking up OF returns WIZ
hc followed 10y prosecutions In TINS
correction. tax dodgers may tax"
warning 10y the iail sentence recently
imposed upun Joseph schwartz an
Harry SuitH"r, fur manufacturers oi
NrW Nuri, city. Schwartz and Shut
Zcr were indicted for knowingly and
wiluly refusing 10 account for and
pay over to tic collector OF Internal
revenue The excise tax on articles
manufactured 10y them. Investigation
.,by the bureau showed they had incur
Ircd in 1919 a taX liability Of $1,ii7 and
in 1920 Il tax liability Of $9.99l Bot =
men pleaded guilty and were fined
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-16
GoMPERS HEADED SOUTH
American Federation Head Would
Help Textile Workers.


Samuel Gompers, president Of the
American Federation Of Labor, plan
ned to leave New York today for AT
lonta, Ca where he will aid in inau-
gITation OF Il campaign on Thursday
10 check wage cuts in the textile mills
OF Georgia, Tennessee, North Caroline,
South Carolina and Alabama, says a
New York dispatch OF last Tuesday.
Plans for the campaign were an
nounced by Mr.. Gompers last night in
an address at the twenty first convcn.
tion Of the United Textile Workers o!
America.
1--WE aim to accomplish our results
day by day, not by cataclysm of re-
volution. but by orderly processes"
Mr.. GOmpcrs said.
I'VE wish TO go in peace but if there
is to he talk of battle, we will not turn
away from the battle imposed upon us.
THE management of the textile in
dustry will have fight on their hands
unless they treat with the represcn-
tatiyc Of this organization recognizing
the right of the men and women who
labor TO speak through representa-
tivcs of their own choosing collective
bargaining"
Mr.. GOmpers declared that since
textile workers had accepted a 30 Is
per cent wage crit year ago, employ
ers had tried it again and again until
they have driven the manhood and
womanhood Of tho textile industry l."
desperation"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-16
Two lIvndred Gallons of Wine Per-

Two Hundred Gallons of Wine Per-
miseible.-Inlcrnal revenue officials
frankly acknowledged, says Il Wash
ington dispatch, that heads of families
may upon fling Of notification with
local revenue collectors manufacture
200 gallons Of wine yearly for home
use
Treasury regulations making eIfdc-
tive such a provision of the law were
issued by internal Revenue Commi@-
sioncr Roper with the approval Of
Secretary McAduo in October, 1918 and
because of the general lack of public
knowledge respecting the provision
congress never has enacted legislation
nuliifyinG it, officials said.
The law applies specifically t. cH-
cmption from payment of tax officials
pointed out hut its application makes
manufacture of wine at home possible
provided tie manufacture" j. 10y the
head Of family and tic vino produc-
,d be- no, sold CO., otherwise rCmNcd
from the place Of Manufacture. t...
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-16

500 each and sentenced to 30 days in
the tombs. In similar cases OF
deliberate fraud it viii hc the policy
of The bureau TO urge The imposition oi
cx.ramc penalties. This is the only
course possible in justice to the man
who honestly pays his share of the
common levy
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-16

His Way.-"What kind Of help ha:'
your now hired man turned out to be-
asked Farmer Hcnt0vcr.
"Oh. just an innocent hy-standcr.'
replied Farmer Field.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-16
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
70 r S A L E

81 12 Acres -Four room dwelling; 4"
room tenant house on rutherford road
3 - miles from courthouse. Good
level land fine nci"hhOrhoOd; half mile
of Cotton Bclt school house.
81 kcreS-Ncw room dwelling; ::
room tenant house; liue orchard and
pasture, near Charlotte road, six miles
from courthouse.
100 Acrcs-S"vcn room dwelling; ,
room tenant house; fire orchard; with
in half mile of santiago school, nine
miles from courthouse.
Seven Room tlousc on lot 1lOX27O
feet. ON Kings Mountain street. Wa
ter, sewerage, bath and lights. Also
lot adjoining. :ON2O0 f"ct. Last avail
able vacant lot on this street.
Fifty Acre Tract Near New Zion
church and school, tmcc-r""m house
and barn. lot Of good saw Jimhcr.
Cottage on Wright Avenue ITv,
rooms and cummudiuus &lc'uiug porch,
electric lights, water ana bath. Lot 80
feet front $50 feet back.
Five Room House of Kings Noun
tain street. lorlvilic. Lot 9QN2oo feet.
Thirty Acrcs-Onc mile Of Norkvillc,
on Kings Mountain road.
Tract Of 142 Acres-Two miles of
Clover. las 4 first class neatly paint
od cirht-TuOm house. with good barn
and uI,huildin"S; also Il well finished
,r'u.-ruum house with uulhuiIdIn&S.
Entire place is good Level land with
nrIn. .nHlly mo- waste. VIII sell aS Il
Nhu'. on divide So as to leave settle
mcml developments on either tract.
New four-room houae-Ncar York
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-16

Residence Phone III and
Office Phone "a.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-16
G.. F. SHERER, Real Estate

6Gc quickly relieves Constipation,
5liousness, Loss of Appetite and
Headaches, due to Torpid Liver.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-16
MELROSE FLOUR

GOOD COOKS KNOW that MEL
ROSE Flour is the BEST to he had.
Experience has taught them this, as
it will continue to teach others.
We have a fresh supply Of MEL
ROSE -Four in stock now and viii b"
pleased to supply you with sack or
TWO or more sacks. Once tried yoUl!
keep on using it.
YOUR GROCERY NEEDS
Can easily hc supplied "a; this store.
We d. n", curry the biggest stock oyer
e ptiou together, but y"uli find most ol
tho "hol things tor Table use here and
yuul. also find that our prices az, cd.
near right as prices can hc made.
V, have Sweet Potatoes.
We have all sorts of Canned Goods.
SHEREE & QUINN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16

30. Rockingham. city OF. Harrison
burg, rage. Warren. 5?,64i: ore.
&c. Frederick. city pc Winchester
Shenandoah. Clarke. 47.sI7; one.
81. Albemarlo. city OF Charlottes-
vile, Greene, Madison and F,uvunna,
6l.20i: one.
%. Fredericksburg city. Spotsyl-
yania, Louisa. Orange and stanort
$3.50: one.
20. F;tuau!cr. T.oudoun. Culpeper
ana appahannock. 63.S0S: one.
80. Fairfax. Arlington. Alexandra
city and Prince William. CO. .03: one
u. King George. wcst,noreiand
northumberland. Lancaster, I;!ch-
inond. i4.711; one.
%. Caroline, King William. Han.
over aud tioochiand. ol.G39: one.
SO. King and Queen. Middley.x
GlouGes'tcr, Matthew's. Essex. sG.co,:
one.
"a. Newport News. Elizabeth ci,y
Warwick. 72,lo7: one.
30. Henrico, Chesterfield. CharI..
City, James City, New Kent, York
CESS: one.
So Richmond city. 1866: two.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16

prohibiting tho fastening OF clcth or
papcr slYna larger than four by six
rect. on tho outsiuc o. any puiiyirg.
except uy pcrmiss!oa OF the building
inspector. and providing that ull
amendments To tho ordinance shall
be made ns amendments nre made TO
other ord!nnnccs OF tho city.
Tao first amendment il designed
TO empower the building inspector
with authority To Inspect buildings
carrying heavy loads and to ascer-
tain their capacity, "a Al safety
measure. and TO require the owners
to remedy amy apparent defect or to
relieve overweight. The second is 10
prohibit tho DETACHMENT or buildings
With numerous p!acards. and the
third strikes cut III. original section
which required the clerk OF council
committees to notify the secretary
of the Building Exchange when res
buttons, ordinances or amendments
onecting til: builders interests, come
10 In Council. The code IS a handy
volume of 1873 pages
Want Scoops" for Traffic "Cops."
At the request OF Councilman T..
Raleigh Phillips. the rules were sus-
pended and paper introduced. re-
puesting the Director of Public Safe
~ to Install traffic boxes for officers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
Mine WORKERS REGARD
COURT ACTION VICTORY
Appeals Tribunal Calls for
Rccast Of "Check.OE"
Injunction.
ORIGINAL ORDER Is FAULTY
Judge Anderson Ia Told to Limit
niii TO "I'rohibition Of Sending
Mohey Into West Virginia." for
promoting Interfering Acts"
Thy Associated Press. ]

CHICAGO. Dec. 15.-Onic!uls OF tho
United AIine Workers OF America to-
night professed u see signal VIC
tory In tho decision of the United
states Court of Appeals here toduy.
winch ordered rccast of the in
junction banning the check sys-
TEN OF collecting union dues. Tho
cast was rcmandcd to Judge A. Ii.
Anderson. Of Indianapolis. who Is
sued tho injunction.
Judge Anderson wus ordered to
issue "A preliminary Injunction along
lines outlined by the appellate court.
while the case Is being rcheard. The
appellate court took the case under
achievement several weeks ago and
Issued an order suspending the orig
inal Injunction as II related TO the
check-on pending Il decision.
Tho Court OF Appeals found tho
Anderson Injunction faulty because
IL was too general. The Injunction
issued by Judge Anderson was OBJ
tained ty coal operators OF Kentucky
and West Virginia, who claimed that
dues collected through tho check or
system. by which operators deducted
union dues from the miners pay, were
being used to organize tho nonunion
ficlds they operated.
The Appellate Court held that the
injunction was in error In mot limit
I Ing the prohibition of sending OF
money into Yves, Virginia to the use
thereof In aiding the promotion OF
Interfering nctn."
1t held tho Circuit Court also in
error in cnjoining tho performance
OF the existing check of in the cen
trail competitive field, claiming that
companies In the field were not even
listed in tho original bill.
Union officials tonight asserted tina
the decision was III substance, vim
|dicatinn %! the check-on system. and
Of the right OF union officials To use
lawful methods In unlonizing dis
ltricts in West Virginia.
The decision of the Appellate Court.
recording TO union officials. probably
prevented strike, AS miners were
ready TO walk out II the check n
lsyBtcm OF collecting dues had been
denied them, II was asserted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
COUNCIL ADOPTS
BUILDING CODE
CONTINUED Erom Eiry, p..a

Continued From First page.)
states. and the tharRs of the entire
city is due Them
Three amendments were adopted.
and resolution providing for tho
printing Of 500 copies TO be bound
ana furnished TO Cit: officials free
Oh charge and to citizens at $3.50
eacn' ana 300 copies TO be inserted
IN me revised city code. and appro-
pr.atins sl.50o to defray the costs
"f printing ami binding. was referred
to the Finance Committee.
What Amendments Provide.
the amendments were: Autnor;z-
ing the building inspector to require
owners of warehouses and other
storage places TO display signs show
Ing the allowable load on each ooor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE
DUMPS MUCH LIQUOR
swnnSon,iIIe Citizens MIKE Capture
when Hum Car freaks
Especial to The Times-Dispatch ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
DANVlLLE, Ni.. Dec. l5--Thc Law
aud Order League of Swansonvlllc.
acting Oh heir own initiative. Tues
day night captured 10 gallons OF
liquor and poured IL OUT into the
|Eround.
During yeEterda" morning n car
susp!cious!y treightcd broke down
near that point. 1t was seen that
Tho men were carrying certain pack
ages Into the woods. and after this
was done the car was repaired lcis-
urcly.
In tho meantime the ukass had
gone out and at nightfall the Law
and order League. fifteen men In all.
surrounded the woods intending 10
capture the men when they laid
hands on the liquor. The suspected
bootiesgcrs. however. grew s,Spic-
ious and drove their car away, falling
to return 1t was then that the
twenty two hvc-Gallon cans Of liquor
were cmptied.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
JOINT REDISTRICTING BODY
CONCLUDES DELIBERATIONS
CONTINUED From First page.

&c. Northumberland. King George and
| tichmond. 23.42G: one delegate.
o.. Patrick. 1880: one delegate.
| 5S. Pittsyivania and city of Dun.
! vile. I1.9OT: three delegates
o.. Petersburg. 3l.0o2; ono dele
gate.
80. Portsmouth,. 5i.2s7: two dele
gates.
81. PULASKI. 1911: one delegate.
GA. Giles and Bland. 1894; on.
delegate.
81. hichn,ond city, 1856; seven
dele1atec.
GO. Roanoke city. JOSIE: two dele
| gutes
ca. Roanoke County. e2.a.5: ono
delegate.
Go. Rochbridge ana city OF Buena
Vista. 1851: one delegate.
6s. Rockingham and city OF Harrl-
| sonhurg. $500: one delegate.
90. Rockingham tover) and Page,
27,62s: one delegate.
6s. Russell. 1876: one delegate.
60. Scott. 2+.7T6: ono delegate.
20. Shenandoah, 2o,s.S; one dele
gate.
II. smyth. 2:.i25; ono delegate.
I2. Southampton. 2I.555: ono dele
gate.
10. Spotsylvania and city of Fred
ericksburg. 1868; ono delegate.
"a. Stafford ana Prince William, a.
7Gi: one delegate.
10. Surry. Prince George and city
OF IIopcwcil. 23.6l1: one delegate.
&C. Sussex and Grecnsv.lle. 24.44O;
ono delegate.
II. Tazcwcll, 21.si0; one delegate.
rs. washington and city OF Bristol.
39,1O5: two delegates.
80. Warwick AMI city Of Newport
News tovcr). 23.soo: one delegate.
so. Wise. $500; two delegates
81. Wythc and Bland, 2J,sl0; one
delegate
23,O63 population for one delegate.
Senatorial Districts.
tBasis, one Senator for each 57,e59
population.)
/. Accomac and Northampton, &c.
si7; one.
2. Norfolk city. 115.777: two.
3. Norfolk County and Princess
Ane. 70.9S+: one.
(. Portsmouth city. 54.3s7: one.
8. Nansemond. city of Suffolk
Southampton and Isle Of Wight. H.
$40: ono.
6. Sussex. Surry. Prince George and
Grecnsvillc. iS,o51: one.
I. Mecklenburg and Brunswick. So,
233: one.
8. Dinwiddic and city OF Peters
burg. iS.96l one.
.. Nottoway. Lunenburg. Prince
Edward. Powhatan and Amelia, $751;
$40: one.
10. Halifax and Charlotte, 5s,eo5;
one
II. Appomatto1. buckingham. Am
herst and Cumberland, 53.022 one.
~. Campbell and city OF Lynch
burg. 56.6T2: one
ID. Pittsylvania. city of Danvillc
Henry and Patrick. 1856: two.
-. Omitted.
Is. Carroll. Grayson and Floyd
5i,2l4: one.
ls. Washington. city of Bristol, and
Smyth. 61.23G; orc.
II. Scott and Lee. 50.o69: ono.
is. Wise and Dickinson, 60.Oi2; one
10. buchanan. Tazcwcll and Rus.
! sell. 7o.0G7: one.
90. Wythc. Bland. Giles and Pu.
'aeki. 54.S1!; ono.
81. Craig. Bot.;ourt AlccEhany.
Clifton Forge. Bath and Highland
1851: one.
:2 Roanoke city Roanoke County
city OF Radford. Franklin. 1887
two.
% nockbridgc, city of Buena Wis.
Ia and Bedford. 55.cO6: one
"a. Augusta. city OF Staunton, Mel.
son, 62.51l; one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16

Mt certain points In tho city during
tho winter months. Tho patron OF
tho paper stated that tho object OF
his resolution wan humanitarian In
Its nature. The paper created much
discussion. Nany members believed
tho body should refrain from inter-
fering with matters of q strictly ad-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16

minlstratlvc character. whilo others.
seeing tho Justice OF this, felt that.
Notwithstanding the fact that they
the director. that official would well
come any suggestion or request ema-
mating from Council. President Powell
cut short argument and discussion by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16

forwarding the resolution to the Di-
rector OF Public Safety for his intor-
nation.
The Ordinance Committee did not
meet last night. the regular meeting
oeihs postponed 10 q later date. be-
cause OF the session of Council, which
ran UP 70 q late hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
Jnlred on Liquor charge

LfNCliBURG. VA, Dec. I5.-Mrs.
l.ottic Boaz. white woman. was
fined $50 and sentenced to thirty
days in Jail here In the Police Court
Today on the charge OF violating the
city prohibition laws.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
Junior colleges In Mcct.

MEMPHIS. TENN, Dec. 15.--The
annual meeting Of the American As
ISOLATION OF Junior Colleges will H..
held In Memphis on February "a and
20, 1872. II was annouccd here today
by DIR. q. T. Winfield. of GrecnviIlc.
Texas. =