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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14

IN execution OF a decd Of trust.
dated November is. 1870. and re-
o"'hSd IN IN" clerk Office Of Ric,-
-6S -. page 1876, default having b.nn
made IN the payment Of a norton Of
,hr hcbt therein secured, ana being
i"inirc" ;" 1" do. wc will seli.by
auction on the premises on
THURSDAY. JUNE I6 1921
Beginning at o'clock T.. NJ.
IN" below described propcrties.
i'"t 81 land in the city Of Rich
,n"n"' Va with al! improvements
n"',; "csinnins at Il point on ITO
am" t'D feet eleven on Inches
NOR" or less. east OF sixth street,
;m"i''e running eastwardly and front
az %h S"in north line OF t;rac. Street
." ltt' -, inches. more or less,
~ !ns depth on it's western linc
~ '"' icct !" inches. more or less.
anu on rs eastern line Of 1872 feet,
80 or ,csN. and width in rear of
~, ;if. = inches. more or less. The
nuiIninS on the eastern half OF said
i"i has been demolished
iEkMS: Cash
This sale. however. is made s,l,.
1cct 1" the following deeds Of ,rus,
rSt--H Recorded in the abovc-mcn-
llnhed clerks office in Decd Book
a""-A, page ll:. on which there IS
1922. ''"''o'' u"e March j.
Second Recorded in s,,d c,orL..
o ,i, IN Deed Book 25a-A. page 1879.
S2n:o"o.ol. due June is. 1929,
a mrd.- Recorded in said clerks Of
nee IN Deed Book 252-A. page 49,.
Enc ~, l" secure the principal sum nf
1921. ~
J.. w. RYLAND.
w. Is. MATHEWS.
=. --.---------- Trustees
THE los; and found column has r,ttIr,.,
thousands Of dollars worth OF ynIu.,s
to :he owners
10 use these Want Ads Is to be sur. q,
results o ot~
DON'T say Il can't be done tiil yon h.a.
tried Dispatch Want AID.
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WL>l OF riE>r STREET.
NuI---si .-!'rn.
500! Mvsg Cas-, Street
h~E.oHs DhuG STORE,
"vJu Ne. ~ns! street
s4ili.i\ Ia = I'n.Ai..tAIl.
az HUr,n Sn, p,atu street.
h.ANh 8oul.s.N .lhD PHARMACY
.'1v Wvss Hgo"d stree;
- ,.D.S bkCo STORE.
kJDlHSqu AID FLOYD.
hIOs "a. : FAAhMALi
Hou.nsun aaI A.,l..
TIE BRANDS TliAH.
.oOl Eaih Avv"u.
=. MEAN.
20 Hanover EN,rt.
GAO :. \ i.N ~ !rltAi..
.V.I HSJNr +.,uur
l.. nuDN ak.
i:I: Nvs. Mann street.
hEhM.. AZ LitTG toMtANl.
4sii H,si iS:oau street.;
ithL.C DnCG STORES.
1874 .aiA Avenue.
- n&D vu>re, uoNEkr.
!SOi YES. Main street.
a, l.. SpHANS
s.. "vsi Ma.p Street.
l4N'- : ..i-i-i PHARMACY
80 Sou;G I.ac street.
e. thIECIA ntN'r.,
-. MvsI btu.L Stt..t
,y5 nigoe AI>nue.
lAh!.hNI bitDG IO2FANi.
Nest oT.au street
COiiIN 60 JLi.A.. hlr..sT STORE
- kasl ntu,. steel
W L. -, -, .tEks.
$40 NyS Its ~ street
LAsi "a FARSI STREET
SCHEI >.
20: HoEJn Iniid street.
hthiiEa !LkHIIJkE 80.
So North r!ttn street.
II HUME.
ISL Aorn Fourth stree.
'..SltMONp IHAnAIHCi.
~. cast A.aln street
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BiAiNksS oLh,llE
business service, Uucreu

AN NlNGS. AWNINGS,
o'uti ''" a"u aNOI,. IA, Gus,.. M.,b,,,,
SStts, h'S"iH""d A"nins Co.. aII EoTIn
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Statesmen ard ..scn,s "a

SALESMAN. preferably u..e having owp
car. 10 ''i'N siiv l.uu nigh grade trade
iutrn hr'nd husuuu Nh,r u'ts. to ,,ll
90 rolnil 'lruS i.d dry so"i- lr,uu.
!..hc:"- turlnI!ssi"n. Write iuliy. stat
luS uGN!ih'+tiu ions. N,a'Cu rr"uu rs COS
rniat,uu. IS"-li" W.Si Twenty second
Strr,t. New loFN CITY.
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CAMP TAYLOR HOSPITAL.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
At ARSOi.ETE AUCTION
Tuesday. .Iun. IL

Too buildings ." acres OF land and all
equipment VIII lie Gold in lU:. 10 suit huN
crS. without reservation. There are four
la0 II. A.. high pressure. tubular boilers.
i2u0D1 feet ~ 3N-inCh. &c. radiation. u
vast quantity 81 gile ranging from ~ To
inches: porcelain sinks. wsshs,ands.
urinH!s and toilets with cnamclcd cast iron
tanks and cnHmrl,d bath tubs. hot, /
hitChcn equipment. including copper coffee
urns. c"prcr cooking boilers. steel tables
larG. ranges. ldtE. ice boxes cold rooms
pot racks and range canopics The lumber
In ;hcs" buildings il ~ very d"sirahi"
quality AMI Includes much dimension stuff
cedar posts. wall board and An Immense
Number OF window sash. The land viii
t.. sold IN small farms. Sale will he held
rain OF shin", ginning Tuesday. June FL
LOUISVILLE REAL ESTATE DE
vEI.opMENT CO..
u. {. CLARKE. FIRES.
LOUISVILLE. KY.
sales Agents. War Department. L. s. A.
PARTNER-Wnntcd. partner who lis in
tcrested in Inventions 10 furnish needed
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NAnhEw ?. hrNLflGm. s,aei.ry.
pEPAnrMENT o, ri0it,:r work.

DEPARTMENT. or rCi,.c NORRIS
S"ai"d pfopush., will %" rr,,iIeL AIM,
It-!. '"' 't" ""nt'rur'io Ion ~ u"rt,!! .-q,.. !.
Ipriu' ~ rf''p'"is can b." ohiaiurI on =. Il
\ '"rNh"i gn~-k fpr .moun' stated nr,
rl..'n1.' wNr' 'yr4i''p"uy zach pH a. 1,
Director 90 TuuI.r WORKS r.,'r -
''@hi 20 reject "rN Hr.l 81. ulds
Nl.lt'\ ! So HE
l'.rru'rT 81 ;'uE#. No..
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ItLTiJlNS-iEI di,
Auction Sale.

Auction SALE ,..,,,u J,s.,,h -
80" ."nNiil. Fla. Iun. ..tt ISL,
v.'l'H' Nf.i" bn4I -. ri.r,e, 80,
'i.sSs ''H..H.hs. M"shin.'or - g
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Personals

coME ~ ,H. Colese G.,i corset. An
dygrge- t'gu !i.- uul.lu ur O.. posi-
.itdulfr ia, tsr-rt Snuu. 30. %urrl
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7-z- 7aa--= -
FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

\ GOOD BUSINESS without capital. hon
uiahic. iru. ana straight. worthy OF IN
N"stigaiinn. Tura II over aHd undcr.
irsid" cut. upSih. down. clean high
class business. am giving ur because
az old age. Fu!I instruct Io',. ii.oU Gcors.
wciIcs Moscicy. Ncwhurgh, y. :.
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Every AID This Page Is An Opportunity Read Then,
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
INDEN ron uIiCil Wi:FEWT:NCE.


app The edit of
u u LI set
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y
ltIs large yEr : cents ,tu
. g.Guc want ads
Daiy
safe inc IuuaS 4 cent y to tin
L mus accom- the
Long term, or
NJ
) T. SatUrd The ncN
ili4sr. n,AN ~
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BY POLLARD & EAGBY. INC,
Real f.Stat. .Auciion.crs

Trustees Auction Sale
Valuable Business Prop
erty on the North Line
of Grace Street, Between
Sixth and Seventh, With
improvements Their con
Known as Nos. sos and
6l0 East Grace Street.
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Houses FOR sale

Houses Tor sale ~
ElHliT-RODM siucco nous. Ia Barton
HeiSh's; hot-w.t"r heat. extra .af..
rooms. Price. $3.50, tyiaud K"nity
Company.
FOR SALE. several Dig bargains IN cit,
ana country homes. Prices from SI..Un
to 10000 easy terms su.a.. "a
payments Early possession Il, .hlnond
Va III. VI. Mcclure. real estate. iSpu.e-
ward tt5i.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Repairing

Repairing ~
If Won wnn' your old furniture mad. MY
phone our Nat. Coates. Madison SIS Homes
Bros. y 90. lnc.. iiiS-2o East Main 81
LEi.ASc I.unlty Sn"r >nu. y.i Ny,tn
Firth Street. kandolph 1896.
fHONpGEA!ii repairing. Kowictt rnono.
siarh 20. III w BROAD -. Mad :I5
I'm. iiUi. >nu- ii..;,.Irtnv NJ A. 49,
shall Ean ".Ts-w. =. IL .:.,c: rr,r
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~. ENtiiANGE income city 80, N
t"i shi,!i iafn home IN, ''''"p"il y
Silt'i Mcii ~ Co. siJ East Suhi ~
Street Room 2II. ''hhhii M
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EJii:.Oi tiE.II
Help Wantcd-I!crnaIr :
Help Wantrtl-AIale !;

ciNlI. SERNlcE-unclc Sam has man,
good POSITIONS "p.n. Write tuUay .u'
an" Question Booklet" issued fr., II
VII interest You. BoA 3i1.. Washing
MANAGER wanted. Gentleman Who ha :
Just bought ou' a furniture Sior. wants
.. ,"mrtirn' IN" naErr: one who can Keep
az" ana qualifications. Address Ruy [.
'3.. S"rH ftu"s- Dispatch.
MEN wanted I" learn tho barN,r H.. de-.
Tuition. |E5. tools free. diplomats given,
Write tor Information. Richmond iHr-
boz college, .ot East Marshall Street.
PLUMBER wanted Auuiy. .:it u.y.lIy-
Charles II Cosby 4 90
WANTED several arSt-claSs auto me.
Chun.v>. must he nrsi class j. f. ,:.Nl.
SIieN tomntny. NEWPORT N-w.. VI.
WHITE Man wanted Furn.tur. store
wants Nn.tv man who can sci! fu-iIl.
iu'". drive fu'd truD'. ana make him
s"lf useful about S;ur. Answer ana
sy,i ak sut .Nprr,vuu.. Niurcss LIN
II COZ eare Times Di- patch
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;tEAL ESTATE For s.fLE
Lots for SaIe
Real r.statc Tor fAci,anrc NJ

l.OIS--Mrs. +
I.ipscomh. ~ American Nat Ii,nl, na"o
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ICSnl .NnII,...

Thr annual mco,.n!: OF sT"ri b'l,j.'r-,'' :,
'-.h'h'GIt ~ .AbiEEAuu TrI.rr,,I,|
i"p'hE N.i be h"'i ~ The once u :.
,Nn'.,'h non Ir'r%iHVh r1mp.ny Sol
~ ''"in stree. iu ga" ri',. -; isUrhbt,l.
~" on u"Niay. JGN .. !.l5. - .',In :.
., NJ '"' N" 't"siInu ut due. fpf- ..,i|
an .'t- "nd for ynn ;r,u,a,t.un ~ So u,
rih"s hpsit'ss ~ may com, b,mr. m .,
NSBREW r. HI'NIrt,;It
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SECURITY Statesmen WASTED
Situations Wanted-i'cmnlc RS

school teacher. wants pIac.
- companion, 70 elderly person ui at
,,"i'ht Ion invalid. Miss CurriItr.,.
HusaS. rd:t Va.
WANTED. ncnIiuE 10, ladies or c.p,I.-
men nC.i'y dom. Apply a, "ig I:is,
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LiIE STOLk
fouiIrS a,iu supplies
:rn,... t.ij!.Ii

. \ H.n.s','.- I..'....o. ..".,vu i..-~s usa:
ANA ia'N.. al" .,.I.vr.hs. -sSs ed
heck. i."i.d..L.,n ..Lh .r- i....S. sis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-02
DEPARTMENT HEADS
 OF PIZITZ'S STORE
 GUESTS AT DINNER

The heads of the different departments in the Louis PizIts department store were entertained at dinner last night in the private dining room of the Tut wiler hotel. Twenty-two people. were present, including Mir. Pizitz, who pre- sided over the dinner
 The meetings and dinners are held on the first of each month and a different part of the business is discussed at each one At the dinner last night plans were discussed on the arrangement of the diff ferent departments after the new store is completed
 Several of the heads of the various de- partments made short talks and ex- pressed their opinions of the things which should be done when the new store is completed to make it one of the finest in the city. Mir Pizitz made a short personal talk in an optimistic man. ner of the future and closed the meet ing oy thanking the members present for their loyalty
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-02
NAZIMOVA HAS ATTRACTIVE
 ROLE IN "RIIIIONS"

Nazimova has much of her usual imp ish kind of unconventionality in "Bil- lions,' at the Rialto, and, as usual, gets away with it. IIrN> Billions she aoes all kinds of unheard-of things in her truly
 independent spirit, and comes through each time with laugh and the joke always on the others.
 Nazmova is shown in the role of Russian princess, Olga, who has one ab- sorbing desire, and that is to live. Sue is introduced in America while her hus- band, by a loveless diplomatic mar riage, is in Russia struggling with the Russian people in the red dawn of revo- lution. News of his death sends her out into the world incognito. in order te escape the chance of returning to Rus s,a. Most of the incident that occurs to Olga happens out in southern Califor- mia in hotel for tourists. Here she is thrown with the wealthy Krakafela, whom everybody is stalking and fawnng on for his money. She is not impressed, and. of course, attracts. In the hotel and an inn, where the incident turns. a great deal of excitement is caused by some blackmailers and Russian who is seeking Olga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-02
WOMEN RECOVER
 $1,OOO JUDGEMENT
Dr Bowling Sued for Alleged False Imprisonment and
 Loses Cases

Verdict of the plaintiff and judgement in the amount of $1,0oo each were re- turned by juries in Judge J. c. Smiths division of the circuit court yesterday in favor of Mrs. Gladys Harden and Miss Dora Glass. who entered suit against Dr. J. D. Bowling, city and county health officer. Dr. Bowling did not defend the suits. The original suits were for sl0OOO each and were brought by the women some time ago for all legged false imprisonment growing out of their confinement in the city jail for examination for social disease at the in- stance of Dr. Bowling.
 It was alleged in the original suit that the women were arrested and confined in the city jail without their continuing consent and without any criminal charges having been lodged against them.
 This, it is claimed, is in violation of an act which is as follows: An act to prohibit involuntary servitude of forcibe detention in public or private hospitals, reformatories, houses of detention, con vents, asylum, sectarian seminares, schools or institutions and providing pen. altes therefor"
 Warrants for the arrest of pr. Dowl- ing were sworn out by the two women in the Jefferson county court of misde- meanors several weeks ago and follow ing the criminal proceedings before Judge H. B. Abernethy, the city and county health officer was fined $50 ia each case An appeal was taken to the criminal court.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-02
WANTS TRESTLE ID
 BE LEFT STANDING
Says Its Removal Will Cause Erosion and Washing of
 Land

Demurrers to that portion of the petition of the Montgomery Black Creek Coal company fora temporary induction asking to restrain the War rior Mineral Railroad company from tearing up rails, cross ties and d trestle on the land of complainant vas sustained in a decree issued by Judge Hugh A. Locke in the chancery division of. the circuuit court yester- day.
 Demurrers to the remainder of the petition were overruled by the court fhe land of the complainant is located In Blount county. According to the ailegations of the petition, which was llled several months ago, the defendant company had operated a railroad on the land in litigation for a number or years, but abandoned the railroad ana was attempting to remove the rall, >trestle and cross ties.
 It was alleged that the trestle -up- ported the land of complainant and that It's removal would cause injury 10 the land by allowing washouts. A petition for temporary injunction to restrain the defendant company from removing it was asked.
 twenty days is given the defendant company in which to file further pleadings, if they so desire, in the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-02
BETTER CAR SERVICE
 FOR LOCKWOOD LINE

Better service to Edgewood begins this morning, according to T. c. Brabston, superintendent of transportation of the Birmingham Railway Light and Power company.
 The old cars which have been operated on this line for some time are to be re- placed this morning with newly rebuilt ores of the 260 type, which are among the largest and most approved style. The new cars have seating capacity of b2 passengers each, and one of these new cars will do the duty of two of the old and smaller type.
 The cars are just from the shop, are equipped with new double trucks, four new motors and with both hand and air brakes These double brakes are added to prevent the possibility of an accident on the steep Ngrades on the Edgewood line, it is declared.
 The same schedule which has been in force on this line for some time will be maintained.
 "These new and larger cars are placed on the Edgewood line now in anticipation of increased patronage and the possible demand for greater service" declared Superintendent Brabston. While the ola and smaller cars have been able to han dle the traffic on this line, the change is in l;ne with the policy of the company to improve the service on all the lines and to anticipate the needs of the pa irons! This change will enable us to care better for the crowds expected during the summer months because of the amusements in Edgewood."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-02
ADJUSTMENTS BY EsTELLE BETHEA HALE
LISTEN, LESTER"
 PLEASES AIJDIENCES

Those who are having the oppor- tunity of seeing Listen Lester at the Jefferson through Wednesday night with Wednesday matinee are well pleased with what this sparkling musical comedy has to offer.
 Listen Lester" is one of the pro- auctions that has enjoyed a long New York popularity. It reigned at the Knickerbocker theatre for 12 consecu- tive months, and was awarded the trademark of "the smartest musical comedy of the season on Broadway" It is the work of Harry l.. Cort George E. Stoddard and Harold Orlob It's dancing features were remarkable in season of dancing specialties, and it deserves it's rank as much for it's terpsichoreon efforts as for it's tune ful melodies, which have circulated tersichorean efforts as for it's tune trola. The story concerns one Arbutus Guilty, a successful manicurist, with much foresight and package of let ters, written to her by a repentant Colonel Dodge. The erstwhile suitor, Colonel Dodge is trailed by the de- termined Arbutus to hotel in Florida The colonel establishes a reputation for lodging the vindicative Arbutus, the female detective who is trailing Arbutus, and the designing widow, Mrs. Mumm, who awaits him with open arms
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-02
LOCKWOOD PARK
 POPULARITY CONTEST

Procras tination was once labeled the thief of time and so far as is known no one has ever been bold enough to contradict the statement. Girls of Bir- mingham, who contemplate entering the Edgewood park popularity contest are urged by Manager Hugh Hill to wait no longer to submit their names at room No. 309, Lyric building.
 We have offered the largest list of prizes ever attempted by an amuse- ment enterprise,'' said MT. Hif1, "and while many girls are already in the contest and its success is assured. I'm afraid the young women of Birming ham are looking too lightly upon our offer. We should have at least 20 more girls entered for try at that handsome 1921 model Paige, which is now on display at the Majestic thea tre. We will not be the losers by the failure of number of other girls to try, but they will be the losers themselves. It will merely serve to distribute the votes among a greater number of young ladies and make the first prize more easy to obtain.
 T want the girls of Jones Valley to realize that they may never again be presented with such an opportunity to win such a handsome automobile with so little effort.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-02
ALICE BRADY AT GALAX
 IN THE DARK LANTERN''

me Dark Lantern" with Alice Brady. IS the feature picture at the Galax this week. Ihls IS a very attractive and pieasing drama of English and European iile, and is typical especially of the Eng llsh; The quiet dignity of Miss Brady lends itself admTable to the role of n young girl of the English arstocracy, ana there IS also spirit of romance and sentiment about her that makes pictures lr which she features good from the TO- mantle Standpoint
 Reginald Denny and James Crane take the leading male roles in support of Alice Brady. Reginald Denny is a European rlnce of one of the many smaller prin- cipaHties. He loves Katherine Dereham (Aiice Brady), but even after the war he still takes his small domain too se- riously to marry out of his high estate and insults her with an offer of second or morganatic wife. Another suitor, who is enacted by James Crane, Dr. Vincent, a nerve specialist and cynic, comes into katherine's life coincidentally with the prince, and later figures prominently in the story, ending as the real hero of tn ,. romance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-02
CASES AGAINST COAL DEALERS DISMISSED
 IN FEDERAL COURT

Cases against a number of coal op- orators and coal dealers recently in- dicted by the federal grand jury. charged with profiteering in the price Of coal will be dismissed. This an- nouDcement was made yesterday by Ralph Quinn, assistant United states attorney.
 As result of the supreme court of the United States declaring unconstf- tutional that section of the Lever act seeking to give the government au- thority to prosecute for profiteering in foodstuffs and other necessities Of life, these eases as well as many others of a similar nature against alleged su- gar profiteers will be dropped. The indictments returned by the grand jury were brought under this section of the Lever act, it is stated.
 Thousands of cases charging profit eering have been thrown out of court as a result of this ruling. The ma jority of these cases were brought by the department of justice under direc- tion of the Attorney General n all sections of the country during and just after the war
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-02
BOARD POSTPONES
 HIGHWAY PROJECTS
County, Birmingham and Bes- semer Officials Will Confer
 on Prorata Expenses

Bids on S1 miles of permanent high ways in Jefferson county, which the highway engineer was authorized to ad- yertise for last week, were held up by the board of revenue at it's meeting yesterday.
 This action was taken in order to all low the board to hold a conference with the city commission of Birmingham and the mayor and board of aldermen of Bessemer in order to ascertain the pro- portionate share of the expense the mu- inequalities of Birmingham and Besse- mer will bear.
 Resolution to this effect was intro duced by Thomas E. Huey. After con siderable discussion it was adopted. At previous meeting resolutions were adopted authorizing the engineer to ad- vertise for bids.
 It is expected that the conference will be held within the next few days and a report made to the board at it's meet ing Friday.
 Types of construction to be used will be decided at conference to be held between Thomas E. Huey and c. J. Rog- CTS, county engineer, representing the county, and Julian Hendricks, city engi- ileer of Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-02
MEDICAL SOCIETY
 COMMENDS BOARD
Additional Appropriation for Health Purposes Evidence
 of Progressive Spirit

Resolutions commenting the action of the board of revenue of Jefferson county in making the increase in the amount of public funds available for the conser- vation of public health was unanimously adopted by the Jefferson County Medical society at meeting yesterday.
 At a recent meeting the board of rev. enue passed resolutions appropriating 2 additional funds to be used for health purposes in accordance with recommen- dations made by the county board of health. Effective March l, the appro- priation is $16009 ana on November l. 1921, it will be increased to S20,0O0.
 This action was taken following the appearance before the board of Dr. J. D. Bowling. city and county health officer. who presented to the board convincing evidence that substantial and commend able progress has been made during the past three years in the prevention of di- ease and reduction of mortality through out Jefferson county.
 The resolution adopted by the Jeffer- son County Medical society is as fol- lows:
 Whereas, the board of revenue. rec ognizing the value and importance of tho conservation and protection of the public health as fundamental and one of the most important functions of government has recently made substantial increase in the amount of public funds available for such purposes.
 Therefore, be it resolved that it is the sense of the Jefferson County Medical society that the action of said board is commendable and highly significant of a progressive and utilitarian spirit and of careful and studied consideration of the common interest and welfare of the whole people and we, both as a body and as individuals, do heartily indorse this action on the part of the board of rev. enue and pledge our faithful and contin- uing support to and cooperation with the organized public health agencies in mak. ing their activities effective.