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Arizona republican., 1921-04-19
c. Can a Notary Public attest his own sign nature?-v. O. s.

A. IL IS necessary a Public to go before another Notary Public to have his own papers at tested.
 o. Who was the first secretary Of the navy?-E. M.
 A When the office of the secretary of the navy was created, the posi- tion was offered to George Cabot by President Adams He declined to serve, though he actually held otflce for one month. He was succeeded by Benjamin Stoddert.
 o. Are Mrs. Wilson Woodrow and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson are same per- son?-M. E. M.
 A. There are two entirely different persons One is the wife of former President Wilson, the other is Mrs. Nancy Mann Waddel Woodrow, a writer of novels and short stories.
 O. How many members each have England, Ireland, Wales and Scotland in ParIiament?-R. E. p.
 A The membership of the British Parliament, House of Lords, is b9Z members with 16, Scottish and ~ Irish Peers who are also British ana 19 Scottish and 57 Irish who are not hereditary members, but are elected by Peers of their own country. The House of Commons consists of 6I0 members 461 for England, 34 for Wales. 72 for Scotland, and 103 for Ireland-one for every 10000 people of Great Britain and one for every 43,00O of Ireland.
 O. Please tell me how scientists measure the depth of the ocean, c. D. T.
 A. The Hydrograph office of the | Navy department says that the depth of the ocean is measured by a long | thin wire, which is wound on a drum | so that when wound up it is like the thread on a spool. A heavy leader | weight is attached to the end of the | wire which is lowered. The leader weight pulls the wire off the spoo 1 until it hits the bottom. There is ar | arrangement on the spool whicf | shows the length of the wire which has been taken off the spool and thus l indicates the entire length of wire , ~hich has descended. In this Wa,
Arizona republican., 1921-04-19
ABOUT THE STATE

an institution of that kind is being forced to close its doors.-Silver Belt.
 Railroad Rates to Be Considered
 BISBEE-Several matters of rail road rates to Bisbee and Douglas will be brought to an issue before the Ari- zona corporation commission at Douglas on May 13, according to E. R. Raumaker. manager of the South ern Arizona Traffic association. who was in Bisbee yesterday from Doug las. A hearing on rates on hay and grain from the Salt River and Gila valley points will be held before the interstate commerce commission on May 5, and before the Arizona corpo- ration commission on May 13.-Re- view
Arizona republican., 1921-04-19

Beer drinking in Germany dropped off more than 75000O0O0 gallons a year. But America beat that.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-19

Railroad problem absorbs cabinet" says head line. It has nearly absorbed the treasury,
Arizona republican., 1921-04-19
Questions And
 AnslOerS

(Any reader can get the answer to any question by writing The Repuo- lican Information Bureau, Frederic Haskin. Director. Washington, D.
 This offer, applies strictly to infor- nation. The bureau cannot give ad- vice on legal medical and financial matters. It does not attempt to set tie domestic troubles. nor to under take exhaustive research on any subject. Write your question plainly and briefly. Give full name and address and enclose two cents in stamps for return postage. All re- plies are sent direct to the inquirerO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
STATE PRlSoN DIRECTORS
8 }MII ANNUAL REPORT

THAT .Ntem0ornNcc. while II may
he q contributors. is ny no means the
chief causr 80 cS.,uc and that Hitter
acy has ii,r py nothing to 10 with
me d"vc'oN1 "u' ~ criminal tend
cncics. are among tho outstanding
features al report Oh Virginia
penal institutions submitted 10 Gov
eruo- Wcstmorcland Davis yesterday
~ the board ot directors OF the state
u"nitcu,Iary. The figures show that
az the est prisoners received during
"a pas, year, i52. or over so pc- cent.
woro total abs;aine-s. while only 100
used Intoxicating liquors. Thcr"
we're 22l ilii,cratcs and 1913 who
could real and write.
The report also shovel that mar
lied men aye. for the most part, bet
ter behaved than single men, the in
stItution having received only pa
of the former While ~ single men
entered it, portals. At the end of the
ascal year September so. 1899 there
were loi life prisoners At tho insti-
tuition. twenty-ciph, white mon.
s!xty-miue colored men ana four cot
Tae report is stained by r.oHoy
i;cd%cs chatrmau' oscar T. WcisiEer
"-prcsidout James Erockwcll ana
William r sullivan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
TRIBUTE TO FLAG PAID
BY ELKS OF RICHMOND
Colonel John y. Cutchins Delivers
Patriotic Address at ANNUAL
Exercises Here.

The annual Gag day exercises NJ
Richmond Lodge. No. -, Il. y. .. IlkS.
held last night in the lodge rooms,
corner Of Eleventh ana Marshall
Streets, were largely attended. the
Elks membership being augmented
by Invited quests. The exercises
opened with the singing OF The star
SpauEl"d Banner after which TIA"
Elks, hag day program WAS carried
out 10y the lodges officers. Prayer
was offered 10y Chaplain John q,
Si2cr.
THOMAS L. Garrett, pas, exalted
ruler, gave the i'rg record !tnd altar
services were conducted 10y the lodge
officers. 'Nuld Lang Syuc" WAS sung
by the cutirc membership. after which
The Elks' "Tributc to the Flag" was
given 10y Dr. i. ]. Iiulchcr. past cN-
altcd ruler. Colonel John y. cutchins
delivered the patriotic address.
Dancing followed the exercises and
refreshments were scrvd.
During the evening the lodge hon
orcd It's last past exalted ruler. Or.
liulchcr, by presenting him with a
suitably inscribed gold watch. in roc
ognition Of the services he rendered
the ledge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
= ADDITIONAL FAIRGROUNDS
IA VORED BY COUINCXMEN
FOR EAST END AND FULTON
Several Sites in Those Sections Of City Visited by Com
mttee on Utilities, Accompanied by Director of
Public Works Allen j. Savle

II recommc ndations OF Il subcom-
mlttec OF the Council Committee on
tt'!itics is adopted by Council. thu.
East End and Fulton hin will be
heautiiied by park additions. and the
children OF those Two sections will
have two additional Fairgrounds.
The committee, yesterday after
noon. accompanied by Director AGcn
j. Sa"ilie and Chief Assistant Mcr-
rick. OF the Department of public
Works, visited several sites. \ tract
adjacent TO lakewood Cemetery. en-
hracinc about seven acres. was Wis
tied. 1t is believed this tract will
answer ali the purposes Of Il play
Ground for that section of Church
iiill for years TO como. being large
enough for four baseball diamonds
and can ut any time he added 20
lakewood Cemetery. whenever more
space is needed for that cemetery.
Another site FOR Il playground,
known as the O'Connor tract, op-
positc tho Fulton iill school. is
looked upon by the committee AZ a
most suitable site for Il playground
Tor the children OF the school. as we'll
as the children OF Fulton, during the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
CAN FRIENDS ASSIST ]. P.
TO TEST LIQUORS KICK?
Brunswick County Magistrate Ap-
pcais to Supreme Court 20 Vim
dicatc His Churnctcr.

Justice OF the Peace Thomas y
ificc' of Brunswick County. han
asked the State Supreme Couri of
Appeals To decide whether he had /,
icsai right To appeal to his rricnd.
!" assist him in determining ii "a
quantity OF liquor. seized by officers
ana brought before him. contaiuc. In
t"NicatinG properties. Justice Wright
yesterday filed with the clerk OF tn.
court his appeal from a verdict of q
jury in Brunswick County. which
convicted him on unlawfully giving
away ardent spirits ana FOR which
!c WAS fined $50.
The records in the case show that
Deputy Sheriff r. 7. Michael seized
sixty five gallons of ardent spirits
and turned it over to Constable J. NJ
SeaS". and others to carry To tho Of
ne" Of Justice Wright in Lawrence
VILE. Michael testified In the lower
court that !;eago drank a quantity Of
the liquor III IN automobile while on
III" way {" the Justices o.licc ana
was drunk" when tho auto arrived
AT the office. other Witnesses testi-
he'd 10 having, drunk some ur the
liGuor. among them htinr W. l.
Cn'cr. vino said:
M Price bcckoncd to mo and
said: Billy. we have something hero
and don't Know what it Is Taste it
and SEQ. ana toll mo what il is
know YOU are good judge OF liquor
TOOK q drink and II made me feel
right good. ! thiuk II wac mean
corn whisky ! took - good sized
drink.
Justice WRIGHT gots form as a RON
son for asking for "a reversal tint The
verdict of ia" jury render. him IL
able TO he oustcd under ~" law aud
tha' n" also seeks Vndicatlon Of
character. He says nc asked two ar
tire" persons to taste ,no stun To 500
lf they could identify II ~ ardent
spirits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
$4,000 DAMAGE BY FIRE
DONE R|CHEs0N'S HOME
Two Rooms and Contents ut 14fg
Hanover Avenue Are Prey
to Flames.
, ENDANGER HOUSE NEXT DOOR
Three Alarms Turned In Yesterday
Evening Within Hour and Half.
Gas Meter ENpiot!es in Trctlcgar
Iron Works.


Fire for a time last night threat
ened the destruction OF the two story
brick residence occupied by IL 7.
Eichcson, 1919 Hanover Avenue The
nom ana its contents were damaged
10 extent ~ $500 and the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Bessie McGilvary, next
door. was endangered
The fire was discovered by Mrs
NcGilvary shortly after $50 O'clock,
when she observed smoke issuing
from second story window. MIR
Eichesqr but "A few minutes before.
had walked through the frs; noor OF
tho hrUS, - give Instructions To inc
cook in tho absence Of his wife. ana
was seated ON tho porch convcrsirg
with ncighhor when warned that
his home was BURNING
Flames were breaking through win
dows OF the second story ana rapidly
spreading TO the roof when flrcmcn
from org.Ro companies Nos 10 and
IL. ana truck company No 3 arrived
on the scene. Prompt work in the
laying Of the hose ana the early
drowning of flames al their origin
confined the fire to tho second iloDr
y front room. from the nCor OF which
The flames ar" said 20 have start. =,
an adjoinin" room and their con.
tents were destroyed and tho rS"c
iamaGcd.
Three TIRE alarms We're turnnl in
within an hour and Il half yestcI 'aS.
evening, keeping practically all the
ire-fEhting force in the central anf
South Side Of tho city on tho ran.
FiTu earlier IN the day damaged q
barn ANA two frame DWELLING on
East seventeenth Street. south Hivi-
nrni. TO the extent OF sl.2oa the
property Of Mr: r.nE'ey, ana br"urh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
VETERANS OF 81 BOOST
FUND FOR AGED WOMEN
Men Who Followed Lee Stint
Themselves Ia Aid Widows Of
Confederate Soldiers.

The fund being raised by Tho Even
ing Dispatch FOR the three ConCcdcr-
ate women who arc in need of money
TO carry them Though tho Summer
months. reached the $l23 mark yes
tcrday. Tho au;l il is desired to
reach IS $500 and. as their need i,
Il very pressing one. !, is hopcd thai
tho remainder will bc Forthcoming.
today. The three aged women have a
little home oC their own. ms has been
stated. hut their only fixed income is
S3o each per year in pensions During
the college year they succeed in sun
porting themselves ny renting rooms
to students
Among tn" contributions received
yesterday was 81 from an N1-Scar-old
'onfodc"htr veteran who signed him
sell =. u. G." Il wish IL were SlOO.'
h" wrote. hut ! am an old Conicdcr-
ate veteran myself. with jus; enough
income To live on That's the way
thosc who know what il Is ito hav.
passed through tn" wilderness" feel
about it when anybody connected with
the old touicdcracy is in need Of helm.
Another 81 contribution came from
hampton. II ann an old 'Confcd tho
writer said. and love everything cor
ncCtcd with the Cunfchcrncy wish
could send more. bur I am not over
hurdenci With this worlds goods.
worked and gave while the war was
on; my only brother CAV. his life ant!
my father gave his time and sub
stance 10 tho cause
Still another contribution came
from George T.. rickctt camp. L. {. V.
and il was for So Tho camp is itself
in need 81 funds, hut ii decided that
IT could not stand by and see aged
Confederate women in need VIII
YOU send in your contribution today?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16

summer. Both these sites will be re-
commended and II is believed the
iIAdS Tor their purchase will he in
Guided in the proceeds of "A proposed
pond issue for civic improvements
subcommittee on claims accom-
panied the committee. several mem
Ocrs OF Council being on both com
mittecs. This body visited Il part of
Williamsburg Avenue. where i'm
nroNcmcntS to iii" street have caused
alleged DANA GEES to property Dirrc-
tor SaNiilc plans to install suitable
drains on the sides OF this tract and
TO lay curb and gathering. so that the
property Will largely be increased in
value.
The joint committee viewed Fulton
liiil Park. where superintendent of
Parks Calder has just expended
nearly $1,000 in Improvement Dircc-
tor Saviilc declares that the depart
ment win develop the park into one
OF the most beautiful In thc ci'v.
Members Of the joint committee wc.o
'ouncilmcu Peters. piclScrSun. Johns,
Morton Ladd. Councilman Phillips
accompanied the committees on thci"
tour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
c. & O. SHOP WORKERS
CALLED BACK TO JOBS

Notices were posted last nigh, at
TN" Chesapeake and Ohio Railways
Seventeenth street shops. calling Ia
work some of tflc employees laid Oft
several weeks ago when the shop
forces were reduced. The cali ancc,:,
eighteen machinists: MIN. nachinis,
helpers three hoilcrmaiScrs: two
b"ilcrmakcr helpers, aud two black
smiths.
This calls bacl, to work practically
all of the h"ilcrmakcrs laid Oft with
tn" exception Of those COMPOSING The
former night force.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
WILL WAGE WAR OIL MALARIA
,.iOSQUlTO IN THIS STATE

+: Z. Harper was yesterday placed
ia charge O.; Tn" mainria department
oi the state Ruard Of Health. aud
w have hexipuartcrs at Smithhcld
in III" Campo IN To eliminate the DIS
rasr carrying ilcsts. The department
has an appropriation OF $1,000 with
which to carry on the work 1w"
experts. located in Norfolk. VIII as
sist Mir Hprpcr~ who has hat i've
Gears experience. Tho worlS viii H."
started along the Eastern shore and
every prccau,ion viii hc takrn 10
prevent an outbreak "f malaria in
any section Of the state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
To5a and Toni sht
In nc. monci

Garden Fctc. auspices Richmond
Free kindergarten at "Hanikcr."
1870 TO 1890 l.. NJ.
Address at dinner OF Twenty
four-a-DaS Club" Y NJ e. A..
T. NJ. Public address Y NJ. Z. ~.
auditorium. SIS +. NJ
Ordinance committee meeting.
Council chamber. II. NJ.
Baseball Wilson vs.. Richmond.
Island Paris. 1870 4. NJ
Richmond Maccabocs meeting.
hiniord Junior High School
T. N
state Board Medical Examiners.
state Capitol. . y. NJ to ; l.. NJ.
J.. NJ to /, NJ.
For plays. see "Thcatcr Caieu-
dar" editorial page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
0AKW0OD MEMORIAL BODY
ELECTS OFFICRES FOR YEAR

At a meeting - the lakewood Mo
mortal Association. held in st John'.,
church. Twcnty-fOurth and Broad
Streets. yesterday tho following OH
Gers were elected for tho ensuing
year; Mrs. John T. lIuEh"s. prcSi-
dent, Mrs. 4. W. Massic. vic"-prcSi
dent; Mrs y. NJ i:all. second vice
president: katherine ENan$. Score h
tary: Mrs. Alice Gary. corrcsponding
secretary. Mrs. t.. g. Richardson.
treasurer. Mrs MaSsi" presided in
the absence OF Mrs Hughes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
RcnI Estntc Transfers

Deeds of bargain and s,lc were rc-
corded in the clerks oillcc uC tho
thanc"ry Court yesterday by which
tn" property at zoos Floyd AVcnuo is
transferred TO David Davis hy Julia
ana Nill'am II. Davis for $4,000
and the pronerjv Il; l222 West r'rnuk
lin street, from Clifton NJ Miller to
pcllnrd & 'sarby. trustees. for ;i"nnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
rrinklc Campaign, In valley.

The itinerary at Stat. Senator
Trinklc candidate fog Governor. for
next week. rs given out at head
quarters in MurphN'S last night
places him III the Valley al Virginia
all the week. lie will start ont at
i!arrisnnhurg on Monday. and Will 80
from that point Ia places in Shcnan-
,dnah, Frederick. Page ANA Rappa-
hammock !, was stated that the can
iidatc would make from on. to five
speeches q day during the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
<rw Ledge -, T., hinns.

l. ~ Bell. Ir. grand keeper o..
records ana seals of tho Grand Lodge
KNIGHTS 81 rythiaS Of Virginia. was
in the city yesterday en- rout" from
stanton to Black stone whore last
nirh; no oGiciatcd AZ tho installation
OF . new lodge. The officers and do
gree team Of tho Grove I.odc" %
ry,hians participated aud conferred
tho degrees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
To reach nt ". and VI.

Miss Annie II. Sutton. assistant
primary supervisors. Hichmonh public
schools, has loft for Williamsburg to
take up her duties as a member OF
the faculty OF the summer school of
the college of William ana Mary. She
vii, he an instructor i'll the primary
department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
stations nna Connections.

The company has two steam cleo
trio power plants located at Glen Lynn
Va, and clinchncid. Va. with Il total
capacity in horse power os 5i.333. and
three Interchange connections with
other companies Az reserves. a;
Switchbnck, w Va. and ISlucflcld, "
Va. connecting with The Norfolk and
Western Railway Company. total
capacity of 5000 in kilowat;s. and a;
Roanoke with tho Railway aud lilcc-
tric Company. with a kilowatt ca
paci,y OF approximately 5000. the
total capacity in horse power being
1i.6GG
Tho transmission lines OF tho hppa :
| lachian Power Company. which fur
nisheS light and power for the VA
rious coal mining operations in the
Southwest Virginia and tho West Nir-
rinla coal fields. measure approx
ma;cly $40 miles Of $1,000 volt; 3o'
miles of $4,000 volt. and ,hirty-"iN
miles OF lower voltage lines, dis
trihution lines not being included.
Property accounts increases for the
year totallch Si52,o0S..G net
The shareholders approved the an
DUAL report
l.. W. Osborne. secretary. was here
from philadelphia to attend the meet
Ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
Carter Is Declared Nominee

Having no opposition in his can
didacy for n seat in the House of
bclcratcs from Hanover County. s.
X. Garter, OF Hanover, WAS yesterday.
declared the nominee OF the Demo
craft" party. by W. u. Cardwcn.
Democratic cha irman Of the county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
Mcei La Itnnnnl.c In Lui,.

Tho aurnU m"eiing OF the stat"
Vetcriuary society VIII 80 h"l1 ~
Roauuk. JDly ~ and - ChauEcs u
plans. wcrs announced yesterGu' the
ssasions 10 hr held in Upte Hoauoho
instead d! n the Association OF Come
lntrce BuildLns ID that city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
,.,,..rd ylro for ur,icr Work

rho ChcsupcaKc Division Of the
salvation Nlmy has been assessed
$500 for tho fund hcing used towards
.hc rcl!,t of III" colorado Hood sHf-
'crors The local army hope 10 raise
their proportion OF the ASSESSING nj
mex, sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
AttrndInc n Confcrcncc.

Harris Hart. state superintendent
OF Public Instruction. is in Char
lottcsvnlc this week attending the
conference OF school supcrintcndcnts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
SWAMP BREATH
By Robert Simpson, $500
Author Of "Thc Bite of Benin"

a woman who has bartered her soul
for a passion-who is yet young and
beautiful and all things desirable-gOes
with her husband into the fever-rdden
heart OF an African swamp, where only
the strong survive and the weak have
no chance at ALL She finds herself
caged-barred in as we'll as barred out
and with the poison breath Of the
SWamps In her nostrilS she learns that
pride and hate and the love Of women
are not the same things on the man
grove-bound banks Of the Lower Niger
River as they were in the artificial at
mosphere OF q great city.
1t is the story of realities; of weak
ness and strength and the sinister pow
CT of the too-often sighted forces of eli
mate and geography 1t brings the West
Coast of Africa to our elbow. SO that we
can see it, feel it, even hear it breathe.
No writer of African stories has ever
cqualled the pen picture painted by
Robert Simpson for their power and in
innate knowledge of the life and people
Of Africa.
The Golden Shoe, by Mccarthy, $500.
More Lmchouse Nights by Thomas
Burke, $3.50
Alice Adams, by Booth Harrington,
Sl7j.
The Wolf Of Purple Canyon, by VI
rich 500
Sisters-n-Law, by Gertrude Other
ton, $500.
Mating in the Wilds, by Binns, $500.
Joanna Builds a Nest, by Tompkins,
SITS.
Vision House, by Williamson, S1.9O.
Basement, South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
POWER COMPANY SHOWS
BIG EARNINGS INCREASE
Gross Returns From Southwest
Virginia Business Jump
10 Per Cent.
STOCKHOLDERS MEET HERE
Gratifying Report Due, President
Says, To Larger Sales and to
Zig her Ratcs-rransmis
Lines $50 Miles Long.
STOCKHOLDERS MEET HERE

That IT," gross earnings oc ,bc
Appalachian Power Company in
creased SGi?,i"a.To or 40 per cen,
over the previous year, according TO
IN" report OF President j. \. Prawirl
mace TO the stockholders of the com
p"hN M the annual meeting held i'm
me Mntua! building yesterday morn
inS The stockholders Reelected III
'tSct"rS, as follows: |. w. Bonbricht.
~ w. Buck. c. L. Hamilton. l.. =.
Hammond, &. y. Mason. \. Henry
Mosic and q. II. Walbridgc. of Now
oTk; H. NJ. Byllcsby and J. j. O'Bricn.
OF Chicago: j. y. Trawicll. of Eos-
ton. and L. T.. Scott. of Richmond
The directors wilt later elect officers
u; present consisting of !. \. Trawicll.
president: G. y. Mason and G. RI Wal
b"ldgc. vice presidents: I. W. Osborne.
Secrttary-trcasmrcr, and w L. Terry.
assistant OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Due Ia Larger sales.
IN" Increase in earnings pres!-
don't Trawick's report said. was dine
to larger sales and. since June
TO higher rates. Operating expenses
exceed tho previous years by siso.
"S5.i' OF this amount, s2O2.O77.a;
represents the increased cost Of fnci
'"" S'N'"ilAt IN taxes. Maintcnancc
expenditures amounted To S2O0.Sa3 g..
or s? per cent OF gross earnings.
Power production in kilowatt hours
from the several sources increased
from i2i.o?a5li to liG.6S6.G22
Tho company has two hydro-olcc-
Tic plants on the New River. in Car
roll County. Virginia. with II capaci; Y
in kilowatt hours of 22"oO.
The second steam turbine installa-
ton at Glen l.yn Of 10000 hilowatis
was completed last September and the
company has under construction n
i.""o-kiiowau $1,000 to l3.0Oo-vnlt
transformation station in Southwest
Virginia. a similar station At Prince
ton, w. Va. and a GOO jiowutt alter
IN ting u direct current automatic
Subotation, ut l:ckman. w Va. mt an
estimated cost OF approx imateiy $50
0oo cach
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
Confederate Museum

Twelfth and clay Streets
open Daily . 4 Nj. to > l.. NJ
Saturday, 8 To
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-04-08
JASPER Chapter.

The Jasper chapter D. A. R. will
meet with Mrs. D. J. Burns on Friday
afternoon, April at 5 o'clock.
Elizabeth Dominick,
Secretary.