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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
d ARRESTED, 2 CARS TAKEN.
IN NORTH CAROLINA RAID
Large Stiil and Dozens OF Yeast Cakes
seized by Officers in
Raleigh.

liy Associated Press
GREEN\ lille, :. g. Feb. 81
large whisky still, a quantity OF
whisky ana three dozen yeast cakes
We're seized by local police this ar
ternoom at the home OF George Hail.
on West Earle street. in a prominent
residential section. Two automobiles
We're c"nhscated ana four men were
arrested.
The four men-Gcorrc Hall. IIag-
gard Pace. John Waidrcp and Tai
madE" ThickSton--wcrv said by the
officers 20 have been in the act OF
loading the whisky into the automo-
b!lcs at tho tine OF the capture. An
laOoratc pine system, used in con-
uectIOn with the sim. was found con-
Cvalcd in me house.
Twelve ive-gallon bottles, two i've
gallon cans and number Of hotties.
aN containing whisky. We're captured
by Chief OF Police Noe and his squad
II policemen Federal revenue Of
fc"rS were notified ana after enough
ut the home brew Was obtained fey
evidence, The 'hooch was poured into
The hathtUb TO tri,Hlc through the
ee"c" 10 R"cdy River.
The stu was in Il dugoUt ten feet
under tn" ground
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ADVERTISING RATES NOT
TO DROP, SAYS PRESS HEAD
'i%urcs Cited That Publishers
Costs Have Increased 200 Per
Cent in Recent Years.
iRN I.nitnI NnMs l

-.
HARRISBURG. PA. Feb g.-Thcre
~ no possibility of d.cr"aS SIM advcr-
Using rates. Il. K. Williams. business
manager of thc PITTSBURGH Press, aud
president OF the American New paper
iuhiShcrs Association. told Penn
SElN'nia publishers. members OF tho
here.
Williams presented figures showing
ncwSpapcr publishing; costs are a; the
hlShcst point and ar" increasing.
Under these conditions" he said
there is no possibility q decreasing
advertising rates"
Advertising rates" he continued.
were too low before. tho war and ia
the past few years rates have not
increased i'm proportion to Increased
publishing costs
Figures were cited showins: that
publishers costs have Increased
nearly 20" per cent in recent years
ana that advertising rates increased
less than zoo per cent.
Williams. contendcd that there can
required by newspapers for years II
come and that while spot news print
prices are fofteninG. the CONTRACT
price OF IL cents per pound is The
highest price in twcntNiivr wears.
1T Is certain" lac pointed out.
that contract ncwsprint prices will
remain permanently higher thIn be-
fore the war. Advertisers who know
newspaper conditions ar" not asking
for decrease Of advertising rates
as they know that At present rates
their space is the lowest priced COM
modify they buy.
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3 ARRESTED FOR MAKING
BOGUS LIQUOR STAMPS
"ip"H PRINTING shop Rnidcd
Wan! Labels aud Plates
Are Seized,
by Associated Press. |

WASHINGTON. Feb. arrest of
.'Ne men in philadelphia. in a rail on
q printing shop where alleged conn
terieit internal revenue liquor
stamps We're being produced. was
announced here today by Chief Mo.
ran. OF the secret service
inc SHOP raifcd was that of Henry
Gianelii. Of 3es North Third street.
fhi!ade iphia. and chief Moran said
about 100000 stamps. as well as
liquor labels and plates were seized
Resides Gian.lli those arrested were
carl Weiss ana Harry Milman, al
legged to be distributors of The STAMPS
ana two printers employed at Giancl-
lis shop. Chief Moran said Weiss
had 10000 stamps ready for dis;ribu-
ton
Recent raids by secrc, seryice
agents. Chief Moran asserted have
disclosed liquor bearing Internal
revenue stamps ana brand labels 50
cleNcrly Countcrlcitcd that tn. bat
ties could no: be told from those
r"Sularly withdrawn from bond cN-
cept upon the closest examination
Evidence to hc brought out in one
big case he added. would show death
caused 10y such liquor. supposedly
withdrawn from government bond
ed warehouse.
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FIRE COMPANY SUES
CLARKE CCUW7IAN FOR
SERVICES RENDERED
UinchcS err III ,h'ers Charge !
OHr:en $3.50 or S0rins
His UOusp

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch
WlNtitESfER, VA. i'cb. 3.-What
is said 10 be the FIRST case on record
IN TINS section OF u fire company
sums property owner Tor services
rendered VIII come before judy.
Mining in tn, Circuit; cour, of
clark" County. ut BorryViilc. when
~" RouSS Fire Company. of Vim
chester. asks for $3.50. alleged TO be
ave on contract. from Moses
m" rlaintin states that when Mr.
- hricn'S mansion WAS aiirv. near
herryNillc. hc te!cphonod here Tor
aSs'stancG aHd that he agreed dur.
inE hurried TELEPHONY, convcrsa-
non 10 pay tn" fixed charge. for
mileage and services render,
ne comranS claims 1t saved the
hrpr"riN from dcg;"Uciion ana full
hi!"d SIS contract ana thai NJ
nrien has refused to pay on tho
trI"nh that he mad" no contract.
tid 'hAt INC Conpany cannon su,'
u" company has shown. however.
y, was ,ncorporated some years aro.
rH'h Sid" Is to lac represented l,v am
array oct legal talent
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Confederate Veteran Di..

''ohn c. GoGldin, Confederate vet
cfth' u!eu IA his home in Caroline
COUNTY, Tuesday, according to news
Gou!din who was ~ wears -; a,.a
:hW continuous service with the Con
leCerate troops during The four
Vars OF tho War Eetwcon Tho
, nStlsS' taSing ,rroH!ncut part in
the Ninth Virginia cavalry com.
inandcd by Colonel X L. II Beaie.
WIo was later commissioned :,
br!Eadier- general. Mr. Gouidin IS
1T Ntn oy q widow and five chill
49, Mrs Julian Garrett FLOYD
T.r91idiii' Herhrrt Gouldin. Mr. 81"
inhoFnton an! Mrs. Eamonia Ioornb.
ri OF Caroline county.
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CONFEDERATE MOTHER
DIES AT THE AGE OF 81
Mrs. Susan IIosc Ross Passes Away
In iccSburS M Home
of Niece.

who was one OF the thre" siirviyintt
mothers of Confederate soldiers in
virginia. died az tho homo OF her
niece, Mrs John l. Gill. i'll LecSburg,
accord!ng TO news received in Rich
mOnd yesterday. The funeral was
conducted by the Rev !. \. Mast
from tn" home. and burial was at
Ebcnczvr.
She WAS recently presented with a
Eo!d bar OF honor given to living
mothers OF Confederate soldiers by
Association OF the United Daught"rs
OF tho Confcderacy Shc was ;hc
daTghter OF tho late Henry Plaster
ana Mrs. Frances LLOYD Plaster. who
p"SStu aW"E many years ago She
- survived by her brother. Or. George
II, Plaster. OF Bluemont. who is 81
years Old. ~
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Oscar u, Harris

HARl.p rTESNlLLE. VA. Fob q
'scar y. Harris, aged 81. for twelve
yeast treasurcr Tor a local milling
G,"im3"nE died last night after a two
on the noon train tomorrow A. IPi,,,t
mono. where the inicrmcnt viii oc.
eur IN Maury Cemetery Mr. HarrI.
WlS a native OF Albemarle. Son OF
graduate pf the Miller school near
Cro@et lIc resided IN Richmond for
Zen years. iIc lis SURVIVE, ia his
We, who was Miss Molio P1rduc.
~ h1cAn"Hd. and one ch.id. aged >
MF.: G. Is. Mayo. Of Monroe. va. Mrs.
y w Via ana Mrs y l.. Bryant. a:
this city. ''' W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10

.!tAisLoTIESNll. w. F.h g.
news haS been received here OF tho
death OF Miss sadie EcNrolc. a mis-
s!oh"iN TO south Africa. in II cant.
{" the ladies' headgt!Ir,rls miss b.
AIRY boari Methodist Eplscypal
'hurch. at Wesleyan COLLEGE Wheel
!nE w. Va N3.s i;rNruue was :,
aaI,Shter OF Mr and Mfs. William
. l'rNro3". li.h.aul County ....
was IS ,-trs age -nU asr.,.fi
Inc 1orcisa 4 40 t.lrtrcn years a.,.
!, uHinlr- rN,uad Gy. wears lI.r
M'id was S2u'N,ru Eaalcs.a u s.Uth
plG t-n-l i Il. L., ,.,,.
-" = .nty!f"! - 49, nru.Hu.. J,-
sspN Hc.ru - .1H .y..t,. 'll-4
J J.! iIlui,,fe g.. -l.a-.r.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10

NNNlSTON, AI.A.. N,h. H-lI 7.
andrews. formerly OF GAINESVILLE.
Ca. is IN a local hospital probably
fatally injured. while Fuller Key, a
mechanic at a local foundry is
Wounded as the result of :ul acc.dcut
when It LoU!syill" and Nashville. pas
s"uEcr train struck AN automobile ia
which TIA" tro men w-r" riding near
N" city limits THIS afternoon
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Deaths

q 'pi'ER-Mrs. Ann Jan. cooper, widow
"i the lat. Durrcl : t'nuu"r rnist,'r
n"Ghnnic az IN. r.. +. n l.. Il. Il. .,.Ii
u'ufhicr nf Thomas and Anne Md
ii"n"uEh. died at tn" rcsi,ic.c" of her
N'"STh'ei; Mr. Mr. g. Hart, AZ S:a5
y,N'd by IN. following chiIdr.m-Nrs
M"H.s ,Stcin. Mrs. kenny FrancI. Airs
VI = tiari. Miss l.or.tto &. Cooper and
sN grandChi!drcn and ;nr". brnih.rs.
j.. ~; 7. u. and !. j. McD"nouga. The
remains are act IN" Residence. af h.r
'ihuEhier. Mrs Moses stein lsl3 Wrs;
,'tto" street. Tho funeral viii ,uk,.
pi'c" from sacred Heart Cathedral Fri
dag morning at 1880 ,,'c,ucI Win
calvary Cemetery
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
INnENEn Eun ol,lck nnrEnENcE

lSpEAED FOR QUICK REFERENCES
riii. HiGnMGSE iiSlns uisFAT3ii daily lily
.MItiuns ."'i!on VII apn%a. "a !ns s, nsnt
me rates given herewith cove. morning
a,.i s sxSnnE service n a, insianess M!t
biSiAi.n winch is priced s.vaga,e.y
Schedule of Want Al. Rates.
.iac word daily. minimum soc. set solid
sc Il VOID daiiy minimum SOC. agate caps
yea worn SunCay. mini.u.u ~. ..su.c 80. :,
,ohseSu'i'e insertions price oI 2.7
consecutive inscrtions price Of -"
Insertions
- Point TYPE
Ths !arsest ;ype permitted ~ the Want
spae. u, "hlch !. j. poinI ,ypo 4d may be
b.. Is "Ae ineh The iatr iOr inns large
WORD SUNDAY. Same .. 80.
4uvti"hs MA Apply As .or regular want
these rates apply ouy TO advertisements
or'S!hath'i in i''Shin"nI aud sGuu.baa
are. ra,ly. "a cr"ss aba,g !iny. sun
u"y 10 eeh.s an "Eate .!uc ,o"umt
hhhy the ".ncr Ia al. i"s.anccs.
i-""Ser iciht k".cs i"i i.usGn-ss AdvrT.
iiscis nvguvst
advertisements ,.Sc"v" ~ .aIc as 10
11Sa';vn IN ine mvAl EDITION.
ANY " inLSa nhAHcn MANr. AL
STATIONS "t'.': HIIhrl TOUR
WEST or FiKsT SrKEEl
~. MUi.i"siD:rr.I.
EuntoNs INC sIOiG.
Jvuu west Jaly S.Trc:.
Shikkr-, > i.iI.hlsAI.,S
az .NoI.n onv-y..u sts.et.
$500 ~ 81 n ,'.,9 s,i ";h.'"NIf'
tAkr - bntn a.On...
Rou!ns": auG f.uyI.
TIE nnANDia fliAHA.ACY.
-OVi iarh ANvnu..
:@c5 ,lanoy.. Avenue.
oRoNs A|nHur' ,rnAltsiACY.
II. l.. bOOnnK
nEnMi Ii Ts=' pi l'',i. ; s'ss1!.
r riii Hys bh iGG-4 5r s;iss:;
WEST ESP co%f.s ltONEHr.
1901 w s. J N1ia %iFye'
PINE SrKEEr TnAiIMACY.
s3i south Pine Street.
q; CnlocCA &, nkoS..
v. 4. MAI y BROS.
TARRANr DRUG COMPANY
Nest iiroad Street
COHEN. co. DEpAiirMENT STORE.
IL East Broad Street.
EAST OF FIRST STREET.
ntSS3lEEss '' Eut tS.5f FL 90.
$50 North FouTtn Street
RICHMOND PHARMACY.
SUi East Main Street.
SClEKS.
Ninth aud isTUdd Streets
ROLAND II. tiiILDhEI
p North Eighteenth street.
, WILLIAMS PHARMACY.
Twenrtyi,nrs! and si.;shas; Streets
Twenty nIst aad Main Streets
FAllkMoCNr riINKAiACT
Su,IIiiS5 tai'In3Gnt Avenue.
sfHi%GEk DRUG COMPANY.
EATON'S PHARMACY
Twenty sixth and ,"nAh.. street,.
:. l.. CRAIG
$500 East Broad street..
IiORD'S DRUG STORE
j. =. SMITH.
sS'- East Marshal. Street.
FULTON.
JOHN I. KUEsTEH.
:l5 Louisiana Street.
j. l.. VAUGHAN
1907 Wii.:amsHuEs Avenue.
J. ~. BLACk * son
1915 WILLIAMSBURG Avenue
sOuTIi RICHMOND.
WASIliSGrpS ~ EARLY.
1900 HUI Street.
l.. J. PARRISH.
"a. to3 lG. street
"As5i IN tbs = EARLY.
BARTON HEIGHTS.
BARTON HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY
els North Avenue.
HIGHLAND rARK
". X. VAUGHAN.
Fourth Avenue ana stuart Street
ROLAND PARk.
PhRh VIEW PHARMACY.
1900 Moss Side Avenue.
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ncducc Lumi,.r Iat.. ,sc rcr ,oo

MEMPHIS. TENN, Feb s-Cou-
ference rates on hardwood lumber
dom ports We're reduced H. cents per
400 pounjs. cnertiyc today. 4 tcic-
gram received by the American over
Soes Forwarding Company announces
The hardwood rat'c rom cur ports
+ 10 Frclfh ana German ports were
reduced yast week.
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Urge MISUNDERSTANDING L,,,

MEM YORK. FEB. ORGANIZATION
ci the Eastern Time Daylight Saving
Association To urge passage of M,
tioht' Legislation creating a day
tiSh, saving law MAS effected nj Il
meeting here today of representa-
ives ni hftN-scvcn commercial or
SahiHl'ionS in Eastern, States
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ok,nhomn Potato King pies.

FORT SMITH. ARK. Feb n-Joo
AleNandcr. known as the Potato
King of Eastern Oklahoma and re-
putcd to he a millionaire. died At 4
hospital here today. Alexander was
kidnapped in st. Louis last summer,
but escaped from his abductOrS who.
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Funeral Directors

MUCkNiNG ORDERS competed In 24
hours "" equipped 20 dye gar
ncHts black ~ twenty four hours This
is spccIa! hrancn u our business and
10 Always Given prompt attention. Moi
zc!lva 3rl Sorth seventh Street.
rIiAUF- Edwin Ihuup. funeral director
GuA "iba!iurr. sos East Main Street
Madison iSl Randolr., 1868
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Special Notices

! iiE Roosevelt ConyaIcsccnt Home is open
To guests ConEiicsccncc. nervous and
rest cure cases. iuNatIas anu elderly
people. Those desiring TO spcuk To MISS
Williams ia regard - ihis home vii!
please call boulevard iiiG. as the mum
her ia the telephone directory is AN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10

ne declared. had held him five days
IN an isolated farm house. demanding
S-o.VoV ransom. He WAS is years old
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IN NUiuLGnE
Deaths

AUSTIN pmt. wednesday,. February ..
5SS;;'x a.! PIX y, =. y. q hsr rysidSnce,
both susan Austin widow o. william
~. Austin. aSed - years. Sac IS sur.
funcra! this jThugsIayJ .,ft.rnoom a;
..VSh rom "D"'e residence. Inter
h' fi h0i,- s-".ere4 in'%2 rest ruesany
iHSn|u' - Der residence. du5 S.u,l
Nil tax I.lNe, HG.sd at -. NJ she
trrs and ouc s,n--,.rs Enma Fn'l.1.'.
N.i'' rear. .'".a.ry, MRS. Minnie iI.lld.
h"M rans. MISS Lille Foslamd MS. O,.is
"o"i. !nt-rneii 4" N!.cry!vm.
i No.se -" io,c,i j. st!i.eG,
y pace = 'h-"Ut la our home
l"ti !es'ri ti,M D.. h.!.u.
g lIi'i.>A'- ''.''.. az Franklin. IA. Fob
""tS q. !"."''l"f loHG Hines, ana
.4oa.lnc.. i,. -, GGn ,i' -; ".'...i": a
;.%.cep."rr s'vw".d a. .t..n Stice, NJ +!
'''. ~. NlAS.4s and S,IlIu. Ilr =
survived Us las WIDOW, WHO vas NJ.
NntniH"tl" Harris, 90 S"utnuinVt"u: jwu
l'.H, clare Gulia!u, ii ....i,Ei!u ma!
,i.. Sn;,. i-dwaTi T.. n...iau.. OF r!anki!u.
~ "a" reside, acc la Sceu..4 Nvcnur tI
inhi,SS' \ ,h42lntn i't, rmeni VAS II.
"i'i' Si'f!"S r!n.trry.
~ LEO y. -. Wednesday. Mis Ju,,.i
'"-THnd iiuHt!,y w!io" ut iac &c
ii"ify ..""harG Iiund.cy. At a"r 'cs!-
".HDr "9 Duke OF Gloucester Street. Al
... '! i..Ii-as %! Sr."Ga. months .iI. IS
h"'''' ~ - ,"n .:nin":s. JUnn Rand pn
l"'r''hG. 90 %urIutA. Ma, ana ~.
!,"h'lt saunders t.ur,uEd, -. -, r,c.og
~ iiH 'nurch az tile HOLY rriniJy, Now
,''"aAH. u"" sister. AIR. ~ l.. Su-Hc"..
ita'sy ."ou1:s iIiuu,y John A-.uu.
iHn'l"y "Hi Miss sue buiiia!l iiW.di-y.
g." 90; williamsburg. A,s. iuha!ry
v'Hua 90 family iI"ntih"1 for genera
ii"ns vs. IA INC G.c o. Eastern Nirs.uin.
being Jny daughter ~ Jonn I;aaD!o ,ii
sud susan Henley Eoup!nnd. .Aln.nS
hes rv!at.vrs ana friends were many
prominent residents 90 Richmuad, Npr-
I"'" ana Petersburg. ATrLngcine ATS !UG
r.rt.d
LHo-Ai:D- pich. At elizabeth Huxton
iiu.pifu!. Newport EuWs, Monday. Feb
uGary 2 1871. AIRS Mary Ryan i.conaf,;
ST. caves Ia mJ"rH their loss husband.
y leonard. father. Edward Ryan, two
sisters. Miss .NiiGc Ryan. OF Richmond.
MIS-. y l.. tu!!.aa. Long Island. y. Y.
iuhrl.,l at 10 y. ". Wednesday ~ Old
Point domains VIII reach E!chnond
Wednesday afternoon and VIII he taken
4" iiNvy'S phr.nrs. Remaining services
Tii De uoir ~ 10 ~ ". Thursday morn,
iuE from ~ Peters church. EiGath and
Gt.r,. ln,ormnnt ia AT. calvary.
Died, Wednesday. February
.. Tot al hg. r"sidem.ce; 2H?" Gr"ke
Avenue. Nancy I<onHon Williams. dauEu-
tor ui Mr. AND Ngs Carter y. Williams.
j.. "se - moHihs. Funeral notice
later.
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Personals

iNFoRMNTION OF whcreaDouls OF my
broth.rs. Lee C.. James ~. aud Morton
W Watkins or Of my sisters. Lille W.
Irons and Lizzie Davis Pickering de-
sired. Address. ANA May Watkins
3l3 .uuSh Street. Norfolk. Va.
WANTEp--W are making a specially OF
dycIng army ovcrconis lark brown and
black. Mrs. y. J. Pyle. 3l5-3i7 North
Fifth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10

S.ooo.Hoo SaDatOrium for I'Iori,Iu.
ia, kSoNNIlLE FLA Feb. -
Nc 'ording 10 a statement mad, hare
To-Day by Maynard Ramsey. attorney
Tor The men backing the project. th,.
Nor" largest SanatOrium is To be
c.''t"u on 1000 acres OF ground near
,tis city. at total cost OF $50 n0O. 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10

USED CAR BARGAINS.
S,udebakcr Sedan. 7p...cnroy
a. mechanically. At real bar
MnSwrii touring. 1920 model. used
a. Il l'5n"hSiTator. 1919 reduction
oidsm"hnc. s-ryIindcr. 5.rnsscn.
Stf used 10y careful driver i.oo.t.
ana runs IKE new. Must b. sold
a. once. Price right.
rr"mier tourscnc. equipped wltb
ME-" wheels. extra tire Al CON.
altlpn. Price. ii.joo. Must bc
sold at once.
Chalmers. j-passengcr. late model;
new Tres ana paint. Onc-ha!f !;s
original pricc
Dgdrs Sedan equipped with wire
"h'e's and extra tlTc.
rod.,e touring: looks and ruu.
!!Af new. \ r"a! bargain.
Sow winter tops Tor Maxscn or
oakland cars ~ 5p P'r cent r..-
tuy;!o". only limited number.
Al.SOr MOTOR corr.
nan. @''l III ~. Broad 81.
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Weak, Listless
Folks Don I
Pass Up This
Trial Offer

Rc-Gu-iIn. III" i'hcnamcna!
Tonic. E:as Brought iieaith
10 Hundred. Won Are
Given !Ae iiiaNrc 10 See
Whether ii vii tirip You.
Fl i; bncsni, he Trial Win
Cos; YGu Nothing.
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The Firemen

are bravely and pugnaciousiy
bea;iag back the flames of the
burning building. The fire is
now under control when
suddenly a little wisp Of
smoke ascends from the build
ing next door. structure
containing combustiblcs and
human life.
The iiremen. trained in
perception, see the tiny evil
dence Of flame from below
and thus save the structure
before the flame reaches dan
Ecrous proportions. The fire
men absolutely must have
easlc-like vision. The city's
safety lies in the scope of
their cycsight.
What about the guarding of
your own business structure?
Don't YOU need the same
efficient, strong eycsight that
hremcn need?
Let us examine your eyes
and tell YOU if you have it
now.
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STi.t NSIlfI'S,
Eicfmend-ke York Steamship Co

Effective Dec. ith. .a!lings every da.,
from Ri.hmoni ana New York, ErcIgn;
3hiy. Prompt service. No embargoet
Freight r"c"Ncd daily until = ~ eY.
cent SATURDAY. : l. VI.
Sichmond-New York Steamship Com.
Tary IS your company. G.ve i; you,
business.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost. md Efnuntl


tl,nSSES.-l.os,. between John Marshall
fiish School and Seventh on broad
rlihicss nose glasses. with short black
core: hairisn attached. in black worn
case. Reward. Return to 1000 Third
nNenur: Highland Park. or phone Kan.
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UNIVERSAL
BARGAINS.

Here are some of our
used Ford cars. See them
before buying.
1920 Touring, with starter,
$3.50.
1920 Runabout, with start
er, $500.
1920 Sc dan, with extra
equipment, $3.50.
1920 Chassis, $3.50.
1920 Ton Truck Chassis,
1925.
1920 Ton Truck, with body,
$500. -
1918 l2-ton Truck, with
body, $3.50.
1916 14-ton Truck, with
body, S175.
1918 Touring, 1925.
1917 Touring, SITS.
Runabout Body, practically
new, 500.
1919 Runabout, S18O.
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UNIVERSAL MOTOR
COMPANY,
1912 w. BROAD ST.
USED CAR BARGAINS.

Used cars from t!SO up Vaughan NoIo,
S..ts %. soc W.si broad street.
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Kcnovating ana Dyci,,,,

No. AWNINGS. AWNINGS
mob Madison 2Is2. Elchma,Ss 'p.n th-
90. 2it Sorth Slnth ''""o A~ninst
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Tailoring AMI Pressing

''N Il, ana rshi!"n-n's suits WIIl ~
,"t, ihlf! reduction for on. y.,'.,, .
T.; stuiinnn "HI East Muu, SIR
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viii be substituted.

table will be substituted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Schailer of la
porte avenue went to Milwaukee yes.
terday, expecting TO bring back Mrs.
schaller's mother, who viii spend the
winter here.
Mrs. William Melvin, whe has been
IN q serious condition as the result
cf an operation was getting along
very nicely yesterday at the Mercy
hospital in Chicago.
Regular meeting OF the Mems Bible
class OF the Church of Christ will be
held at the home or Lloyd Finley. qoS
Central avenue this evening at 7.3o.
Several new members expected and
matters Of Importance to come up. All
men not now AFFILIATED with other
Bible classes are invited. Always a
short social time in connection with
the meetings.
SOME STRIKING FACTS
One thousand children in Whiting
public schools are eligible to the
classes in religious education.
Only 100 children have seized this
opportunity.
Are whiting parents and citizens
awake to the following facts:
There are in the United states
twenty-seyen million protestant
youths under 81 years OF age. who re-
cetve no religious instruction what
ever.
Protestant youths who do receive
instruction average but one day or "a
hours instruction a year.
Catholic children, but zoo hours
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Wanted-Aiddie aged woman to
tax care OF baby boy OF 10 months
for about three weeks on account OF
illness OF mother. AT Fred street.
1903
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day afternoon at 2 .. m. in the X. Of
T. hall for the initiation Of candi-
dates.
The Luther Suild Of st. Johns Lu-
theran church will give a Bunco party
en- next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. John viscounty was rendered
a pleasant surprise party by a number
Of friends at her home in Central ave
nue, games. social conversation and
refreshments were enjoyed.
The daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nosker
is quite i'll at her home in ~Fischrupp
avenue.
The reEular meeting of the Sons and
Daughters of Liberty will be held on
next Monday night at which there
win be a public installation OF Of
fcers. A program and refreshments
viii also be on the list for the eve
rings entertainment.
Mrs. william Rought Of Cleveland
avenue IS at Cincinnati as a delegate
from the local girl scoutS organiEa-
ton. to the girl scout convention. She
is expected to return home today, hay
ing left on Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Bruning OF Central ave
rue is in a serious condition at St.
Bernard's hospital. little hopes being
entertained for her recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Schnell enter
tanned a number OF relatives at din
ner at their home IN Ohio avenue on
Wednesday evening, in honor Of the
hrst birthday anniversary OF their SON,
william.
PRINCESS THEATER TONIGHT
On account of the large number Of
patrons, who were unable to secure
admission to the Princess theater last
night, The Heart of q FoOl' will b.
repeated again tonight. III
The men Of St. Johns Lutheran
church will give a sauer krsut supper
in the church parlors next Thursday
evening from 6 to s p. m. for those
not wanting sauer kraut another vege-