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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-08-25

manner was originalls@-,:ssaeed BY
Gov, Ben Hooper several years ago.
The plan is for every able-bodied
man in the respective counties to
give one days work and such stock
and equipment as is needed in the
construction.
The date for the work will be
some time next summer, In the
meantime Gov. Taylor will advocate
the plan in his speeches over the
state.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-08-25

which the Republicans propose to
greatly reduce are paid there will be
left to them sufficient income to
rival in luxury, splendor and pomp
any tabled king Of old
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-08-25
The 'OLD RELIABLE"
THEDFORD'S CK-DRAUGHT
White Haired Alabama Lady Says She Has Seen Medicines Gene
and Go But The 'OId Reliable" ThedOFs Bhck-Daught
Came and Stayed

Don Aan recommending Thed feeling Sour and
lords B g her friends and sick headache be relieved by taking
neghbos here F. Parks we'll Black Daugt aids DIGESTION
Jackson County LADY, said ss the liver throwing off mpu
getting years. my pretty ties glad Blacks
white medicines Dau and do my friends and
dies and 60 but the old reliable neighbors"
and stayed am talking Black ThedOds Daug stand
Dau medicine used ard household remedy with 81
that be depended up seventy years Of successful
Every occasionally something
Bac Dragt wlreev indigestion to help cleanse the system Impurities
right Try Dgt Insist upon Ted-
It S thing have lords the genuine
found fog the full. uncomfortable AT all druggists Um
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-08-25

The London coasters have dis
earded their familiar push-carts and
are now peddling their goods from
small motor trucks.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-08-25
FOR MEN

When your brain is dull and you
can not hold your own in test Of
wit among your fellows, it means
your liver is torpid and your stom-
ach and bowels are full Of bilious
impurities. To brighten up your
mental faculties and make you feel
right. Prickly Ash Bitters is the
remedy you need. It clears the
brain and braces the body. Price,
st.25 per bottle. f. L. Roper Drug
Co. and Union Drug Co., special
agents.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-08-25

In order to test the STRENGTH Of a
new pier erected at Southsea, Eng
land. thousand men were paid a
small fee each to run up and down
the structure.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-03
JACK HUTCHINSON
NOW GOLF CHAMP
Wins from Large Field and Estab
fishes New Record at Pinehurst.

PINEHURST, April Jock Hutch
ison, Chicago professional golfer, won
the north and south open champion
ship today by completing his final
round in rs for a total score of 291.
George Frotheringham Of Breton
Woods and Fred Mcleod of Columbia
Country club, Washington, tied for
second place with total of 295.
Hutchinson won from the largest and
best field which ever started in the
event and established a new record as
the best previous score was 293, made
in 1918 by Walter Hagen and IN 1920
by Mcleod.
The Chicago player had rounds of
IS and SO on the No. course Friday
and II and rs on the championship
course today. His SO was a new rec
ord for the No. 8 course.
The leaders In the tournament felt
the strain in the last round AMI weak
ened.
Frotheringham, who was only
shot behind Huntchison at noon, took
a 70 for his final round and Peter
O'Hara, who was two shots behind
Hutchinson, took 70 this afternoon. This
enabled Mcleod to slip into second
place by playing a final round Of ~.
He had a chance to break 20 but took
four at the par three seventeenth hole
and six at the par four eighteenth
hole.
Joe lakewood, the Australian open
champion, finished in tie with Walter
Hagen of Detroit and Emmett French
Of Youngstown for ninth money. He
was considered as having made a good
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-03
DIXIE'S SKIPPER
EXPLAINS MISSION
Commander PIanert Will Inspect All
Motor Craft.

Commander Harry Planert, nayiga-
ton officer commanding L. S. S.
Dixie, department of commerce, an
nounced last night that the purpose of
their mission to Pensacola was to in
spect motor vessels of all classes and
to see that they are equipped with APP
pliances and operated under motor
boat laws.
Owing to the great number of mo-
tor boats now in operation it has be-
come necessary for each boat to have
an official number. All small boats
must be numbered, whether the boats
are in use or not. The number on the
boat must be distinctly visible.
All information regarding the equip
ment and operation of motor boats can
be secured by applying to Collector of
Customs D. w Curry in charge of the
port.
All boats when operated between
sunset and sunrise are required to dis
play their running lights, described by
law for the particular class in which
they belong. A failure to carry the
proper lights and to display them in
their proper position on the vessels
operated between sunset and sunrise
will incur penalty prescribed by law
governing same.
This inspection service conducted by
the Dixie is expected to be permanent
~ carried on in the ports on the gulf
coast.
Officers of the Dixie besides Com
mander Planert are Capt. H. B. Clark,
master, and Philip Carlson, engineer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-03
WANT SOLUTION OF
HOUSING PROBLEM

CHICAGO. March s1.--Joseph w.
Bailey. former United States senator
urged that every manufacturing plant
be turned into an educational institu-
ton that would bring to the minds
from Texas. addressed the National
Lumber Manufacturers association
today with an appeal to the lumber
men 10 assume their share in bring
ing about rapid and practicable So
luton OF tho housing problem.
Congressman Patrick II. Kelley, OF
Michigan, another speaker, said there
could BIO no substantial relief for In
dustry until the transportation prob
lem has been solved and the operat-
Ing expenses OF the railroads substan-
tally reduced.
George w. Cartwright, former Uni
ted States senator from California,
declared tho one remedy for the pres
ent industrial unrest IL education and
81 tho working men the right kind OF
thought In the right kind of way"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-03
q q = g q q u y q g . y - g q &c 81
|1 NEWS OF RECORD. ~
u & % q % . q . % e :: 3: - 3: % . Is
DEEDS
CTitle Guarantee Company

(11JI6 Guarantee Company
Lucius B. Price and wife to A. H
Crooke, 20 acres in sec "a, tp 2 S, r
81 w.
VIM. H. Knowles, trustee, to Elma
G. Brown, E1-2 or block 172 of the
Belmont tract.
VIM. ]. Sinnott, widower, to Charles
Morres, portion of lot 81, block So,
Donelson tract.
Matilda Lohmann, widow, to Bert
rand Hermann. 40 acres in sec SO, tip
S, r 81 w.
Samuel Pasco and wife to A. P.
Clubbs, portion lots 1 and of the
Donelson tract
Mabel R. Cox. widow, to Fred Herr
man, one acre in sec 3, tip 8 S. R 80 w.
Robert F. Blount and husband to T.
w. Williams, E % feet lot -, block so.
West King tract, Belmont numbering.
It. J. WEIGH and wife to E. J. Ell
lott, WIZ of block At, East King tract,
east of Tarragona-st.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-03

showing in view. Of the fact that he
entered the tournament without pre-
vious experience on hand greens.
Scores We're turned in by the lead
ers as follows:
Jock Hutchinson, Glenview, 144-71-76
POI; George Frotheringham, Breton
Woods, 144-72- 1896; Fred Mcleod,
Columbia, 150-73-72-295; Pet e r
O'Hara, Shakamacon, 147-70-79-296:
Leo Diegel, Detroit, 15071-77-29S;
Cyril Walker, Englewood, 155-72-73-
300; Tommy Kerrigan, Sewaney, 1872
72-77-301; Pat O'Hara, Richmond
County, 1875 -77-301: Jos Kirkwood,
Melbourne, 154-74-74-302; Walter Ha-
gen, Detroit, 1547474-302, and En-
NETT French, Youngstown, 154-76-72-
302.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-03

No corn. hard or soft is too old or
too deeply rooted to resist ''sets-Tt !"
immediately II dries and shrivels, the
cages loosen from tho true flesh and
soon you can peel it right off with
your fingers as painlessly as you trim
your nails.
Don't coddle corn pests. Don't nurse
and pamper them. Don't cut and trim
them. REMOVE them with 'NGETS-IT.S
Costs a trtfle at any drug store. MID
by z. Lawrence & Co., Chicago.
I Sold in Pensacola by The CRYSTAL
t'harmacy, The Central Pharmacy,
White's Pharmacy, -,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-03

The chief slogan of the American
soldiers during the world war was.
Lets goi" The French cry was, "They
shall not pass!" and the army of Great
Britain used Garry ONT"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-03
'CetS-It"
Ends All
CornS

susf A Good For Osiiuses. None,
Back ~ Il FaiIs.
Thirty seconds after you touch tn,
scrn with this liquid corn remover tn,
iabbfng. stabbins pain of it stops. 70,
all time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
BELIEVE NEGROES ARE
RESPONSIBLE FOR THEFTS
Police Arc Holding Them IN Conmcc-
tim With Several Recent
In lrx

Police h"iicr" thnt in the capture
OF Tire" negroes. who we're taken
int" custody Saturday nlsh;. they
"'N" FOUND the m"n responsible. for
a nhmbcr Of rOhbcrics and huId.ups
which have been pcrprtratcd in the
city during the last few weeks Th.
three men are: w Z. Hudson. color
oscar Brooks. c"lorcd. The men were
arrested by Dctcctivc-Se rgeants Ber-
.ucci and Duffy.
II is alleged that Hudson wac,
identified At police headquarters YES
,.iday by Mrs. T. T. Crawford. a.aa
West Grace street. ns thr man whom
Sh" found in her bedroom on the
night Of February IL, and with whom
me Ertpplrd in an effort to hold him
nntH assistance arrived. II is also
hiIcS"d that the nan was identified
10y MISS Emma Thomas. Of tho Han
over Apartments, as the nan who
entered her room tho night or FEB
ilaiN =. The man WAS frightcne,,
on hN her cries for help. The man is
ais" charged with being one Of chc
men WI" held IN =. pnristcir. a
@i"r"kc "Dcr, al 1901 st. Johns street
Brooks and GaIiinor" wer" ares; :
." as acc0mpliroS OF hudson in holc-
ing m r"rls;.in and rohbiug him Of
- w men tic men were captured
u" police .'ilegc they took q H.
aiiher revolver from on. If :llcIu.
iiu"Son - further charged wit' rob-
hYS In" homes az LuciuS THi.rv.
l"l> lark Avenue. and Mrs T.. l..
T"omHS. !" West Grace street In
h"s" homes III. man is alleged To
nave stolen icwc!r" and in each ga =.
som" ~ IN" NniuablcS We're recovered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
DURHAM Is VICTIM
OF GAS BACILLUS
Was Chief Engineer az South side
Brick Works when Injured
In Accident

Tho second victim OF gas bacillus.
enc "i IL" most virulcnt Infections
known 10 medical science. since til.
building Of Memorial Hospital. MAS
reported yesterday by hospital au-
thoritic". John X. Durham, 200p l:ns-
ton Avenue, South Richmond. who
Succumh"I 20 this disease AT The hos
Fital SUNDAY night. was admitted ia
the institution February Il. suffering
from Injuries as II result of a motor
truck driven by him being struck by
northhound express train near
liarn"S siding, u few miles cut Of
South Richmond. II was found ncccs-
sary TO amputatc his left leg when
admitted 20 the hospital TO check tn.
gas bacillus infection. which had de-
N-ioPcd II short distance below the
knee. II * from this Infection that
i'urham's death is directly ascribcd.
durham, who WAS employed as
chief engineer at tho Southsidc Rricl;
works. Is survived by his widow. sin
rhi!drcn, three brothers and three
SISTERS. Coroner Whitfield viewed the
body yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
OLIVER MURDER CASE is ON
TRIAL IN HUSTlNGS COURT
". 81. G"u-h Il Charged With Killing
S0uth-t Oniinurd TO This
Mprninr

Tho case Of W. ~. Cough. II iitncy
driver, rhal-ed with the murder OF
Lacey Oliver. agei ~, opened in Illus;
inSS Court before Judge Richardson
yesterday morning and. after hearing
some Of the testimony, was continued
until this morning al 10 o'clock
IN" shooting occurred on the night
OF October q, about 1890 o'clock at
The corner OF Graham and Leigh
streets. According 10 testimony given
Yesterday. Cough. Lacey oiivcy. Her
man Oliver. his brother. Aubrey owen
ana Robert Harvey had been in -
confectionery and restaurant at that
corner they went out OF the place
into the street. and, after being out
side t"r about ten minutes. Oliver
was shot
Cough is being defcn led by .Attor-
ncy Louis Wcnd-nbcrE.
Following the shooting. police
searched fer more than Il week for
Cough. and he WAS finally found hid
!nE In a coilHr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
SAV|LLE ANNOUNCES
HIS NEW OFFICE STAFF
Nlcrrick VIII Have Construction
Bates. Clerical; Bass. Design,
and Hawkins, City Plans.
BOILING TO Isl. ASSISTAN NJ
Former Head of Department VIII
have Fulc of Consulting EnSi.
n"rr - Other Changes ConsitI.
cred Probable.
BOILING TO BIZ ASsIsTA M

Director of Public works A!i.n
ETaI''Ic an,'"mnccd last might that he
i,"d rrorGan'%cd IN" department. and
~ InlnS 20 had Instituted system
nt Tour general bureaus. .aci, with
us Snecihc objects and it's general
layout IN" bureaus are TO he known
\, hnr"au of Construction. with Y. II.
M"r; i;k IN charge: Clerical Uur"au.
M.ih + T. Bates in chargs: bureau OF
!'cs "a, with J.. l.. Bass in charge.
NJ. 9, Hawkins in "hargc. 80 w. VIII"
MIN the Construction Bureau
mere VIII he -FOUR SubburranS: survey
g. NJ Towers in. charc": sewers and
ridges. NJ. g.. Hawkins i'm ch,r"r.
r"si pavement. -. +. l.arradc in
i:mhSs,|,L; ,rr"t maintenance. j. T..
In setting forth his commemorative
,rncm" %! r.orSa ni"ation last night.
nr.ct"r Savtii" S;ated';hat. with This
f;Str'naiLc plan; he expected to Il.
ahls t" have the department, NOV.
ainnH as smoothly as possible. with
VERY !.i,iG sroov" fitting nicely into
rts Sconc: of the CITY Planning
hmr"au Will be ihc handling az an
plans in III" """rN,i territory. now
az roads. bridges and parks.
The i:urrau 90 Design will embrace
M1rE 81 IN, IN" Whole department IN do
l"h ~ iniS particular, and the prep
!rAv9n OF designs ana Spcciiicailons
ne t!erica Eurrau viii have The
work "i al! clerical activities.
IN" Construction Bureau viii have
direct charge Of al constructed WORK
~ the ehiirc department TIL" sub
hufG"u "N surveys Viii hay. ali The
work of this nature. preliminary
''hEin% ont of new work LINKS and
grades. Tin" SUBURBAN of sewers and
bridges sill hay" charge of thu. work
81 al sewers. bridges and mainten-
me- Of II" larger bridges ,such as
nc Ninth Street BriEcb. The. sub
..Iirehn on street paving viii take IN
hr WORK OF construction -: curhin.,
ma suffering, smoutiI paving and
gravel paving AMI all grading The
>uDcomniit.c ON street rnuiatcnnnc.
VIII have charge of hands ana carts.
contractors ON streets anu a Iry main
'"nanc". and 200 small bridges in the
annexed territory; inspection of S!,lc-
W1!k paving and all permits for cut
Ing ~ streets and IN Supervising re
placements.
IL is quite probable that there MAY
&c a Few slight changes In THIS can-
era! makc.up O: thu various bureaus
Gut az II here stands tn" public. saws
director Savillc. may very readily
soc through which division II may
Get I" tho ear nt the head oil the, de-
ii"rini"nt with little delay.
Colonel Charles f.. boiling VIII hc
the assistant 10 the director, with the
tiir OF consulting engineer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
CONFEDERATE MUSEUM
TO HOLD SILVER JUBILEE
veterans From Soldiers Home Will
lie Entertained at Cclcbru-
ton To-day.
PREPARATIONS coMrLErl:
John Stewart Bryan. Son of Founder
Oh institution, VIII Deliver Prin.
'ipal Address of Day This Nftcr-
noon ut $50 O'Clock

'""i c"cfhtc Veterans "f tii,. Su.,i..rs
h"ihe NH be entertained today 80 tn.
,N"htN-hiih annivcrsnry ~ IA. COM
iv"'rat" Museum. which viii be r,lc-
Grated by the confcdcratc l.itcrarv
society. There appears to b, .on,..
'i'''c honht a the minds o; nr!.i..Is
Of The rosslh,!.::. .; brjpnl,,c ans. -.
N.lSr"ii" today unless IN, ,y.1ih,r
Mn'h prevailed last night ,mrrny,.
HIuiu..irn'I% {" lessen danger IT, ih.i,.
Nh rr"para,ions .or the .y.u, b.1
nesp r"mpi"ied last night AMI H..
1870. ION oi Inc memorial VIII TAX,
P!IGG tron1 ] ! y. N. until ) l.. VI
Joseph Bryan. by whom III, i,si',ii.
ton was founded. Will daliI..r -,
"threSS OF the occasion a, a:3p n',ln.il
...S afternoon ana 4 lars- attend :
ahce al those interested ar. .xmr.fnl
Huarte;tc viii render Old ron.
,.n"r"i" songs during TN. uTi.runnn
Present officers Of the aSSoCi.,tion ar.
NJ ~. SII!i" Arch"r ,\nderosn. prcS!-
president; Miss Anna o.. Enyijn SEQ.
ON" vice president. Mrs John Mason
,sr"r"!hA secretary: Mr. J. L. Nn-
MrY. N.Y. Il IL I''n I!,w f%,%rdi"s syG'e,@ry
.errcihTN Mrs. j. Eenion Taylor.
treasurer. ana M"sdamos Jane; II,
'.taH", "t A'Ahmna: Mrs. ". X. Miller.
E!"rida;; Miss Hattie Harris. Ken
'uNE Mrs y Fcntou Taylor i.oulSi :
IN" MrS bradley T. JunnSnn. Mary
.imh; NJ" hrchibaid Cary. Missis-
SiHbl' MIS-. :. III. Long. Missouri. Mrs
!; y Hodges. North Caroiina Mrs
William Huinn cox. Sonth Caro,ina
Mrs Norman Y. Rando!ph Tcnn.sscr:
M NJ, w; ~ liar,ris. TEXAS: Mrs. j.
Munford. Snuti, Caroiiia. ana Mira
Susan =. Harrison. yi.,.-rcrrnts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
CAROLINA SCHOOL MEN
VISITING IN RICHMOND


y party ~ school officials headed
ny superintendent -. < I;ur;,. from
E"rA iiiil. ;. c.. visited MANY of thr
isi"am"nd schools Yesterday whii.
stopr'"g ~ Richmond on thor way
ti"nal Association. Wh.ch ylil h. heIi
III N;ihntir CITY THIS wcc.l
II hini"rd, assistant superin,cn-
"tnt al IN" local schools took the
'uu'At"rs through the op.u-,ir
SCh""lS and several OF the scnool,
nav Wig Siccia. classes for unusuai-
~ hri"ht children. The visitors ,ynr.
ST"htlE pleased 10 sec the mo,l.rn
methods OF teaching. ana seemed cs.
nt''' ~ Interested in phys!ca- chi
cur" taught the students ANA Tho ar.
'hmscnirn' OF the achoo! buildings
N my Wcr" shown through tho John
h"fShdI liish Schonl by j. - IJ,r
M"oh' principal, and w"r. surprised
!" una ;" inany fully csuirpct rinhor.
'."'ttS ~ Il school of that size IN.
u,n.r schools visited wrrc Har;on
and Rufinr" ''"'''' ar"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
SANDS TO DIRECT DRIVE
FOR HIGHWAY MEMBERS
Declares Any Man Who Loves Nir-
Sinia Should Aid i'm
Campaign.
ORGANIZATIONS no GIVE AID
Rotary Club Committees Are Hard
1T Work in Share of Work Al
i"tied Them in Work-Ad Club
Will Look After Publicity End.

Declaring ;hAt AMY man who loved
Virginia should do ali he could to
b'lhs about the cons ructiom oC good
ROADS hiiNcr j. Sands. president os
INC american National BANK. yes
''rd"N accepted the general chair
HhhShlp Tor thu kichmpud member
sh!n campaign OF tue Virginia Good
i;otds Associations
Mr. sands action was taken :i "a
meeting Of tn" chaIrmcn OF the good
roads committees OF the leading or,
sHni"aii"ns al the city held at
''"'h u! IN" 'id ''oloaS CUB rooms
~ ~" Hachmond Hotel. l. Wa de-
Vthth hN n" General Committr,, tina;
,Ee campaign would bc.ia un M,r,h
10. ana tina, each of the urr,nizu
IONS co operating would be assigned
patGn.
Snrak ing To- iha members of the
Sha iiinanship Air, Sands said lila, ~,
would 6p ali IN his no.Nrr Ia nt.its
"a" campaign here an .ntir. s,lrr,s.;
nrcHusr II, was vitality Interested in
| iISHW"N Improvement in Nirrinia
II, declared that ii was ansoiutriv
! n"crsSar| TO do thorough work in
| 'n'nriiI'- IN" peopl" Of the State
| .n"ul f""" matters ii IN. Legislature.
| 'lN my. session Was 10 be Inn
pressed with the ncccssi;y OF adam;
liS a ro:npr"h. nSiNr ulan for. iria i,r-
Imii ROC" building aud maintenance
| itoads Association in the p,s. b;,d
| ION" sub excellent work that ia w,s
! M"EthN OF til" hest support al Al, In
| Us "EortS for constructive highway
! les: islatiuu -
! '"-opcratiu- "a the lnymb.r~nlp
S4mnairn viii hc tho Rotary. Kiwnr-
| J" h'hm"nd Advertising ana Klcn-
! mona flTst clubs Richmond Real
| rS'hic EXCHANGE. Richmond Aulomn-
| ~" Irhd'lS Association. Travellers
I fF"t"ciivn Association. United Com
! in'r'lal Travellers. Retail Mrrcham,s
3 'HNT"'!"'t ION, Sivlhp "a: and SURGEONS
anu Il committee OF women under tie.
. thNrmanship OF Ms T. Allison
.to9S"S l'rrSe"t At IN" meeting
( ,,|i"hA We're: ;. O.. l.ndcmaH. i"r Ia"
/ rotary Club; Major ':-org, Home
/ I,SS" H. outlaw aud Luke -. prlrv.
/ i"r ~" kiwanis Club: : = l.catlin..
/ aud Il. IT, Thomas. Tor th" t. 81"
/ Anyer,iSing club; l.. Roy Dudloy. IT,.
/ aud navc T.. Sa,trrlicld. fnr IN.
! richmond flrs; club; leroy I:rnyyu
| Tor the Real Estat, Exchange: George
/ Htrnt hcErr, Tor the Richmond Auto
/ molly. Trades Association. ! T.
I ih!!!ipS. for the Retail M,rcbunis'
I Association; Dr. clifton Miller. for
Z ~" ph!s!cianS and surgeons. Mr. /
. NIl'S"n hodges. for TN" wumrn'S or
I'm lH"u"ns o. tho city Iohn g.
iood". for The L. G. T T.: W.
]. Weaver.
: @. Limdrman declared that mem
""rN 81 the Rotary Clubs good roads
,"hih!'tt' recently appointed by
PRESIDENT Mcfadcu were ready q, "a
q" work in tho campaign and thar
many had i"!cDL"nch aI.d asked MIN
personally wha; he wanted them ~
u" ana stated that they wanted TO
E"t 'htp action Each of tn. ,r.uu-
I"iionS has large good roads com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
BETTER CAR SERVICE
IS PROMISED FULTON
President Whcelwricht. Williams and
BurhnSan Attend Meeting of
tSsntjuf

Thomas s. Whcclwright. president
OF the Virginia Railway and Power
Company. t. Randolph Williams ami
=. x. buchanan. officials of the CON
Germ were present last night AT the
.cmi-monthly meeting Of tho Fulton
civic Association. at which car serN-
ice rendered in that community was
discussed
Leonard j. Lane. chairman OF the
welfare committee. reported To the
association that III. company had as
sur.d better service in the future
when In conference with the commit i
L.. ana declared that officials
claimed the franchise adjustment now
sought would adjust the situation so
that better service would he possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

~ carry nome Mother Goose and de-
pehd on the older members of thcir
i"hiiiHS 10 spell out The long words
Tor them. and from these old familiar
tales they proceed to the magic fairy
iorc which represents an entire
world 20 littl" folk OF imagination
II requires Il large number OF volumes
L" S''isiy these boys and girls. and.
Whii" tho Social Workcrs of the
Nurses settlement. which conducts
~" nous" Is not making :, special
arpcai FOR hooks a. this time. i; is
pn.ni.u our that If anybody has some
appropriate ones to give away tl,cy
VII always find a w'rlcom. there
hiEaIincS. 700. ALWAYS are desired
~ thc settlement House, cSpccillly
'h.y are recent. and thas. persons
wyho Srnu their periodicals aS soon as
ihcE nave read them. as was tn, rui.
~ ~ war times IN supplying the SOL
ftcis' are regarded as special :rinnfls
o. IN" w"rH All magazines are en-
lynne. hu; q new one carries with
II me maximum Of value. Miss Triyt,
ana MISS Kicks are delighted 10 civ,
informant ON concerning IN. library
or 10 send for contributions