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direct action OF atmospheric changes
upon the mucous membranes OF the
nose occasion the disturbance. a
middle ground between the two t'tch-
ries has. IL is true. been announced
According to this compromise the
oiy, bacteria fail To produce crryza
which Is the mcdical name for cold
In the head"--eXcept when the mu-
cous membrane Of the nose has been
congcsted through the process of
chilling. In other words. II would
seem thai we catch tbs cold in
the old ,hioned way. ard hat the
invading hnctcra proceed to cook
and seTv: H.
Conduct Many Experiments.
To learn more concerning the re-
lation OF atmospheric changes TO res
piratory disease. clinical experiments
have been conducted upon $50 male
subjects. including, among others.
workers whose occupations are asso-
ciated wish certain distinctive TEN
perature:, such rs truck drivers, ex-
posed to varied weather conditions
boiiermakcr3 and firemen. accustomed
10 hot, dry atmospheres, and laundry
workers. who are exposed to heat
and humidity.
These subjects" were exposed In
an experimental chaYbcr for scvera
hours 10 extreme heat and humidity.
or to cold. and nj other times were
shifted ba tx and forth from one ex-
trcme TO the other. Generally :, was
found that heat tended to an incroaJo
OF nasal secretion and q redden,ng OF
tho membrane. ard that cold broush,
a dlmtnut!on OF secretion and 0 fad.
ed coiolS oflthe membrane,
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MRS. NETTIE r. HARRIS
DIES IN PETERSBI re

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 23.--Mrs.
Ncttic Rcbecca Harris. IL. wife, of
James w Harris. died this morning
at o'clock at her home, 40 Grove
Avenue. Mrs. Harris. before her
marriage, was Miss Ncttic Dalton, OF
tins city. She was We'll known
throughout the city and was held In
high esteem by all who knew her
Sh" Is survived by her husband and
six small children: also her mother
Mrs. l.avinia Dalton. OF this city;
three sisters, Mrs. Fred Fraser. OF
Crewc: Mrs. Guy Lewis, of this city
ana Mrs. George Dunnavant. OF
Amelia County. and two brothers
william Dalton. OF iiopcwcll. and
John Dalton. Of Holland. The fu-
neral Will take pace from her late
residence tomorrow afternoon al 3:3O
o'clock. Rev. John Rinstcad, pastor
OF Grove Avenue BAPTIST Church, Of
hUiating. Mrs. Harris was a mem
Der OF Grove Avenue Church.
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FINED ON . CHARGES;
JAILED FOR CONTEMPT

PETERSRtEG. VA. Feb. % r.. G.
tShorty) liolford, white. faced Justice
Clements this morning on two
charges. one for using abusive lang
u"S" ON Boiiimghro Street last
night. and the other for being drunk
On thiS irSt charge he was fined $40
lie refused TO answer questions OF
'uStlcc Clements rs 10 where he
h"ush' ms liquor and was fined $50
an" given thirty days in Jail for con
tempt OF court. Holford was given
we S'h'enc" under provisions OF see.
'"h OF m" city prohibition orLi-
nance. passed last September. II an
plies tn persons who are considered
hahitual drunkards by TIA. court.
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ditions were higher. Il am opposed
to an indiscriminutc cut in salaries
he added.
The inspiration held out the log
cabin boy that he may some day be
President or Governor of the State OF
Virginia Is given Il, point-blank lie
by the conditions in Virginia." said
Delegate Charles X. Warren, OF Pitt
sylrania. Who cOntendcd that there
was not Il man III the House who
would accept Il $4,000 job In Rich
mond. when you cut salaries you
are prcciudtng any poor man from
aspiring Ia any position in State OIL
cialdom." he said. lie referred To
the dignity OF the position and added
that the secretary To the Governor
must live on $4,000 a year. and he
submitted that q man cannot live on
that sum in the city OF Richmond
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BUDGET HEARINGS ;
THREATEN CLASH

Continued From First rageD
situation. and reach some conclusion
by which the funds needed to keep
the wages at prevailing figures. might
be reached. He did not think Mr.
phillips acted wisely In throwing
the gauntlet" and thought more could
be gained peacefully than by force
or threats
Mr.. Phillips disclaimed any inten-
ton of forcing or threatening. and
reiterated that he merely wanted CO.
operation.
Umiauf Oils Waters.
Mr.. Umlauf calmly viewed the sit
uation and advised the committee to
vote the Mayor and his board into
vote the Mayor and his Board into
conference. Mr.. Seaton followed
along similar lines, and then Mr..
Philips declared that 81 the gentle
ment believed anything could be ac-
complishcd y II conference, lie would
withdraw his motion
Mayor Ainslie briefly presented his
budget. He explained that salaries
had not been cut. except In urgent
necessity. and that the cuts were I'm
departments that had received great
est increases during the times OF
stress. The scales were based. he
| said. on those prevailing in all we'll
regulated plants, and. in many In
stances. the men whose pay was re-
Guccd were receiving more than men
in similar work in private, con-
Germs.
Directors Levy. Trafford and Savillc
| explained their budgets, and pointed
out the reasons for reductions and
increases. Increases were made IN
few places. and only when 1t wa.
shown that the men affected We're
ON the Verge OF ACCEPTING higher
salaries elsewhere. In some cases
new positions were created, where
badly needed for the effective work
ing Of the departments.
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Juniors "a CIV. I.InyI.t.

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. o3.-The
members az the Junior Christian I'm
"eaNor Society OF Grace Episcopal
church Will give very enjoyable
entertainment; on Friday afternoon
at l o'clock in the Sunday school
room The program will consist OF
"A piayici called Shadows" the
scene OF which is laid in America
musical numbers will be given by
Misses Helen Pollard. Emily Joe
'ohgdon Mary Harrison, Virginia
stewart and i.nuterhack Pollard 4
silver Offering VIII he taken for tho
h"n"ht OF the Armenian orphans
The public Is cordially invited to at
tend.
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INVESTIGATE HARVEY.
CONGRESSMAN ASKS
Representative Rynn. Republican.
New York. Seeks imhns-
SnHnr'k RccnIl.
BY ASSOCIATED Prcssl

l''S -NSHpSIdltu Tess.
WASHINGTON. Feb. GA reso-
luton designed to bring about the
recall from England OF Ambassador
Harvey was introduced today by
Representative Ryan, Republican,
New York.
The measure proposes a congress
sional investigation of statements
made by the ambassador while
abroad. with view of having him
detached from his post in LondSn.
MIR. Ryan quoted from press re-
ports OF Mr. iiarvey's address at the
dinner recently given in London I'm
honor Of y. j. Balfour. one OF the
British delegates tn The arms con-
ference. ANA also referred TO remarks
made by the ambassador soon after
his arrival in England in reference
l" the motives which prompted the
United States To enter the war
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gates OF Virginia, that the Appro-
priations Committee furnish the
House with the figures necessary to
restore the cost OF the State govern
mcnt To its prewar basis. or that
existing prior TO the appropriation
budget OF 1870. and that this !nfor-
nation be furnished the House ~
quickly is the said committee Is able
u do so. and that consideration of
the appropriations bill by the House
re postponed until such Information
Is furnished"
Itro.rn Opposes Demand.
Chairman Brown. OF the Appropria-
tons Committee. opposed the rcsolu-
ton stating that the information
was before. the members OF the
f'ousc and was contained In the bud :
get, which every member had had on
his desk since the first day OF the
session.
Delegate II. Lindsay Gordon. OF
Louisa. spoke for the resolution. He
said he WAS unable TO make the com
parison, and he then launched an Mt
tack on the salaries for tho mcmbe RI
OF the Supreme Court of Appeals and
the technical attorney for the state
Corporation Commission. saying tina,
the later was merely the Representa-
tive OF the shippers OF the state. for
which the State OF Virginia paid
{i,5O0 per year. The shippers should
employ their own attorney and pay
hl, fee" he asserted.
Delegate Norvcil l.. Henley, OF Will
liamsburB. snid" that il was unfor-
tunate that all members OF the House
had not heard the Governors address
AZ Norfolk the night before, and also
The address OF Senator Swanson. X,
added that on behalf OF the Appro-
priatiOns Committee he wanted &c
say that while the members OF the
House we're home sleeping that the
members OF the committee were
laboring over the problems OF the
state Institutions. some OF the pleas
bting heart breaking,
Denies Ii liz Criticism.
Delegate Hurt said the resolution
was not criticism OF the Budget
Committee. but that the question was
whether the overhead expense hal
been cut.
Delegate Henley said that az d
| member of the committee he would
not prepare the special intormatio!
! desired. even II he was forced To re-
| sign. and that IL was unfair To- ash
| the committee to go over the entire
work I'm order TO satisfy the curiosit,
| of IA few.
Delegate Hoover. of Rockingham
said the people wanted the facts.
delegate II. Holman Willis ant
Delegate T. II. Gibson opposed thu
resolution. Tho division vote was
| Ii ayes and 30 noes. On roll call th'
| vote was 30 ayes and G2 noes.
At the afternoon session Delegate
! Smithcy cndeavorcd tn have tho
House return To Rule 81 SO that Ii
could offer n resolution. but thu
House refused by vote OF IL aye:
To 81 noes.
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Fined and put Under nond.

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 23.-J. T.
Aiken. white. was put under his own
bond for 800 for six months anc
fined Sc in Police Court after a hear
Ing before. Justice Clements this
morning. Aiken had two charges pre-
ferred againSt him, one from his
wife. from whom he Is separated, al
leging that no had threatened her
with bodily harm, and the other pre-.
fsrred by Mrs Ma Pierce. alleging
abaslye Language towards her. 81
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BuiIrt UuIts EurIti,c

>; nneu Jaiicr 1T Amherst, Monday
sh"t and slightly wounded George
Nii!iams. coiored prisoner. when
ht attempted To escape from custody.
Niiiiams. who had been confined in
me AmherSt Jail FOR some months.
was wanted on warrant which was
ne ing heard At the office of Justice
w Giltcrt. When The jaiier
brought him out Of Jail the boy tried
I" make his escape by running to-
ward the railroad. When commanded
80 matt he refused to do so and was
SHOT by the jailer. The bullet took
"h"ct in the hip. intiicting flesh
AMOmnl
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AGED WOMAN KILLED
BY n. & w. TRAIN

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 23.-Ncws
reached the city today OF the tragic
death OF Mrs. Agnes lionush. who was
struck by Norfolk and Western
freight train near her home in Prince
George County. about three miles
from DiSputanta.
Mrs. Honush was about 20 years
"iu' anu resided with her husband
near Whcr" the accident took place
Mag lstra'" Hatch summoned a jury
Wh''h viewed the body. but did not
render verdict
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Acuut Negro of Murder charge

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. a3.-Bcn
Coles, colorri. charged with the un,r-
der of simon Thomas. colored. was
found not guilty today by jury in
the Hastings Court
coles shot ana Killed Thomas last
April ana He'd the city. lie was later
annr"h"ndcd in Washington. whore
he had bern arrested Tor buying
stolen property.
Coles was represented by Attorney
oliver 4. Pollard
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Rev. w. VI. Craig tn sp.,k.

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 23.--Tho
Rev. w Marshall Craig. pastor. OF
First Baptist Church, will be the
speaker ~ the fourth Busy Mems
Dinner on Tuesday night. February
~, At the Y. NJ. &. a. Mr.. Craig's
subject viii be, Go operation" and
II Is expected that large number
VIII be present. j. Gordon Bohunnon
was scheduled to speak Tuesday
night. but due TO the fact that he
would not he able TO attend he had
his date extended for another week
when he viii speak on Justice"
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I.Inn ,1usicnl Event

PETEkSBCRG. VAT Feb. 23.-Thc
Young Woman's Auxiliary OF Grace
Episcopal Church has arranged an
unusually delightful program for
The musical which they will give at,
The y. NJ. G. y. on Monday, March -.
The proceeds will be divided between
the vostry repair fund and the
church Home for Girls at Jarratts.
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Charleston Gets New p,ro,

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Feb. ga
jimmy Hamilton. last year manager
OF the Joplin. Mo-. club In the Western
Association. today accepted terms. as
manager of the Charleston Club OF
the South Atlantic Association, ac-
cordinE TO President l.. u. Long.
Hamilton succeeds Joe Tinker, who
resigned yesterday
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Howard Francis Gill. Captain Arthur
Lewis Lynn. Lieutenant Leavell. Ser
scant Charles Wheeler Lewis. Ser
seant Edward Porter Nunnally.
Corporals Robert Biacker. John j.
Buyaios. George G. Wilkinson. Pri-
vhtes Edward NJ. Barksdale. Ronald
Il. Crowder Edgar Cuykendall, Sam
uel Deaton Elliot, Frank Eiko. Aaron
f. Parkhurst. Edward Z. McLemore,
Edward Powers. Henry Michael Wells.
oFerrell MacSuiIor. Corley Weather
lord. ZOO l.. Precise. James a. Hoag,
John Is. IIowcrton, Algernon Sidney
Dardcn, James l.. Harrison, Thomas
l.. Jefferson. Lyman II. Green, George
ii. Dedrick.
Seek Further Data.
On the following names. the wo-
mems Auxiliary have no Information
and would be glad TO hear from
friends or relatives regarding the di-
vision. company. etc. to which the
deceased belonged: Sergeant Frank
a. Brown. Corporal Walter II. O'Con-
nell, Wiley S. Lucas. Private Ermine
Conrad Thompson. Private Edward
Powell. Private Harry +. Ctley, Prf-
rate George II. Dedrick and Private
George w. Bishop.
Following ~ the list Of coIorcd
soldiers who foil in battle: Sergeant
Harvey Lindsay, Privatcs James AL
len. Wallace Allen. J. Evans, Rutnn
Jones. James Malone Edgcrton. Will
Midnight, Joe Stevens. Nelson a. Tay-
Tor Elias Thompson. Eddie Walker.
Lands walker. Eugene williams.
Harold Winfield. Emanuel Lyons.
Frank wilkins. Charles Williamson.
John Ryland and Spencer Thinner.
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win. Th,r,cen,h strmrht v,ctor..

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 23.-The
kenbridgc High School won It's thir-
teenth straight victory this afternoon,
when they defeated the Dinwiddie
AggieS 10y the score OF 81 TO I6. The
game was holly contested throughout,
ana only two baskets separated the
CUNTS until the last five minutes,
when Kcnbridge staged n rally.
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IhG'f.hl' IL SbUttG, a.. Epb. %.
-Fotomac River fishermen are mpk-
lnE preparations TO east their scinc5
at once for the spring season Rob
err Jennings, one of the largest and
most progressive fishcrmcn along the!
fotomac. was here yesterday buying
supplies and expects 10 put in his
seines IN day or two at Passa-
natanzy shore.
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Two or Ncur I'm LuiI

AN ENST. Va. Feb. IS Judge f..
GORDON yesterday heard the cas,.
"i commonwealth against Roy Hem
"'rS"h ana iierhy Harris. who were
"''"S'h "t hicaNinE ANA entering the
st"r" OF f. T.. Faul,ou.r and nrn,har
on the Lynchhurc- Amh-rs, Road ard
atchlinS thcccfr"m. The Jury Iouud
'h' TWO men guilty az huus.i,r.akin.
ana hNrd their verdict at ,weIye
months IN jail ana 500 hn..
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r,oxxcd. Accuse. po,,o.

ENSiEY. ALA. Feb. 23.--Carror F..
Clark. young married man. who was
severely fiogged Tuesday night after
he had been carried eight miles from
town into deep wood, today charged
that members OF the Ensley police
department. wore his tormentors. The
police department. through It's Of
ncers, denied the accusation Of Clark,
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MABEL NORMAND
IS CRITICALLY ILL
INy Associntod presl

Los ANGELES. CAL. Feb. "a
Mabel Normand. Aim actress. is criti-
caly III. her physician announced to-
night. according to story the Los
Angeles Examiner will publish to-
morrow. The crisis In her case was
expected to be reached soon. It was
stated.
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ESTIMATE ROAD COST
At MORE THAN $1,000
Hopcwell-Appomatlox River
Highway Estimate
Made Public.

HONEYWELL. VA. Feb. z3.-The
total estimate OF the cost of con-
structing road from Hopewell to
the .Appomattox River by the route
which viii be taken by the proposed
Richmond-to-No Norfolk Highway, has
been placed ut $500 in II report made
this week to the Hopewrll Chamber
of Commerce by engineers furnished
by the State Road Commission.
The surfacinE was estimated at n
total cost OF $2.406.7S and the cost
of clearing for new location was
estimated at Sl75. Unclassified cx(
cnvating amounted TO s1.925. while
the cost or culyerts and end walls
were estimated together at s477.24.
To this total OF 3J.ll3.02 was added
10 per cent for incidentals. engineer
Ing and supervision.
Although the matter has not been
ohcially presented to the chamber,
the opinion OF some OF the members
was that the coz; was excessive and
'hat there wac possibility that an
o'her route might he considered. The
action OF the chamber in the matter
is watched with much Interest blythe
city.
rho cases OF Paui Jones and Archic
Roberts, alleged uccompIice. or
Charles jolly. who was recently sen-
fenced 10 four years In the state
pcnitcntiary for breaking into tho
Central Service Station OF HONEYWELL
and footing II OF over 1000 worth
or Hires. VIII be tried tomorrow i'm
the Corporation Court OF Hopewell.
Jessie Morris. u coiofed resident or
lfopeweH. was probably fatally
wounded here about o'clock this
morning In knife ARRAY with May
belle Jcnerics. another colored wo-
man. According to the Jefferies wo-
man. jcalously oven Jessie Morris
husband was the cause o! the nKht.
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81. Louis Man out for Senate.

JEFFERSON CITY. MO, Feb. ga
breckenridge long. Of st. Louis, TO- 4,
day hled declaration of his CAM
didacy for United States Senator on
the Democratic ticket. He was
formerly Third Assistant Secretary of
State.
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Petersburg nents suffolk.

PETERSBURG. VA, Feb. 23.-The
Petersburg Y. NJ. C. 4. basketball
team defeated the Suffolk Grays to-
night in a one-sided game by tho
score of 43 to II. The visitors were
at the mercy of the locals.
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LONDON. Feb 23.-The remnrkahia
price OF $4,000 was paid bv Duve,.ns
FOR kang-Hsl vase which was sold
AT Sothebys. The vase Is cylindrical
WIN pale yellow ground and for
'hn! designs In green taken from old
silks and brocadcs. II has eight
SHAPED panels painted with animals.
birds and flowers
Copyright, 1922, Public Ledger co
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Georeia To,,n rurn,no H.,

WADLEY. GA, Feb. 24.-Fire that
started here at 40 o'clock this morn
Ing. has destroyed the principal bust
ness block OF the town and Is not
under control,
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VI. and o. Closes I,epn,r shop.

MOBILE. ALA, Feb. 23.-The re-
pair shops OF the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad at Whistler. Ala, near hero .
were closed down today until March
i. This throws 600 men out of en-
plOyment
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IHlFrINI % tn" Tunes Dispntchl
tiiAEi.prrESNILi VA. Feb "a
George Ltsht"n. al New York. ar
rested h"r@ on j.. charge OF Violating
~" provisions az the Mann act. was
sven "a preliminary hearing yc-ser-
""F h.'"r. United States Commits
|'"ho' Holds Ninchart. Jr.. after
Enich h. was sent on To IN, roa.,l
Grand jury. which meets March IA
irNi AT l'anNillc. LEIGHTON was laiicd
,ur ms appearance under a bond of
81 500. ''' vi
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dent OF the Rotary club OF mat city.
ne '"nc'rt iI"m Pittsburgh Ia. a nj
men the message and solo IRON
M"Nic" citJ.
IN" supper Was one Of the hes, .y,r
s,r'"d TIA" members. j, was ar
ranged by Mrs. W. =. Scot, il. her
usual pleasing styI.. The youn.
la"lcs assisting her were Mrs. Il. l.:
wells. Miss Agnes EIs,h. Miss Laurel
ttrdman, Miss Mary Stuart Donnan.
MISS May kl"uu, Taylor. Miss Nav
Suaiman. Miss BESSIE CaiIandmr
Mss Mary White Price aud Miss
Msuy rlitchnrd
Three New Members Join.
! ~ hr"e new members we're taken
INTO the Rotary cmb t"nighl-W.st
! '"'drh. Holden Trunk and Bag COM
lauy John Arthur johnson posr
/ master OF Petersburg ana Ion,
Temple. Rotarian Wallace Blanks
read the purpose OF Rotary To thcm
The members 81 the club and the
quests w"'" mats painted to rcpr.s.r,
I diH"r"nt countries. Eotnrian Yin.
"'"t Hcachy led tho singing Tor no
crowd and kept the memhcrs going
| Win snavpy selections Ret.rI.,
| wilson presented = resoiutIop ~
! change the annual election OF omc.r.
| 70 Aprl !. on The same day a.. o,hc,
I clubs.
8 Following the meeting. presiden,
KoSenstock extended personal con.
! CALCULATIONS to members OF the ed,,.
caiionai committee aor the mos,
unique and attractive program.
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SET MARCH 4 FOR MEMORIAL
FUND TAG DAY IN PETERSBURG
American Legion and Womens Auxiliary Completing
Plans to Finance Movement for Honoring Memory
of az Who Made Supreme Sacrifice i

PETERSBURG, VA. Feb. 23.-Fo
the purpose of raising $1,000 will
| winch to purchase bronze tablets {,
BIO erected n'wythe Street In mem
DRY OF tho forty-seven oe,nrs.rr,
boys who made the supreme sacrific,
during the world war. members o
the American Legion raj the Wo
mems Auxiliary arc completing plans
Tor tho tag day to be held on Satur
day. March 4.
Beginning on Wythe street, at JEFF
ferson. there Will be forty-sevcn t,te
planted, and at the foot o. the tire,
| between the sidewalk ana The tree
VIII be placed the tablets inscribed
YNh the name. unit, place of denti
ana the date VI the death Of the sol
der. The plates have ALREADY bee,
ordered by the American Legion an,
tie regulation nited states standard
G. attractive hc:.En and a"a sNpecte,
TO stand permanently.
VIII Plant Sugar Naples.
The trees win be provided by In,
city. and have already been ordered
Sugar naples have ALREADY BOG,
chosen as the trees to be planted.
The planting Will take place som,
| TINE in Ma-''h, but the d.IIcatIc,
| VIII probably be held IT, April. Th,
lcopie OF III" city will bc asked I.
tnkc part.
The Women's Auxiliary in compict
Ing plans for the tag day on Marc!
!. The city has been diviled int,
squares. Mrs. 7. Is. Maclin, u .rs,Cen
OF the auxiliary, Will have charge o
the tag day, with Mrs L. J. Nixon
| The names OF the war heroes are al
| follows:
Major William Il. PEBBLES, Captain
with that salary IL he has any on,
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HOUSE MEMBERS
SEEK LOWER LEVEL
FOR EMPLOYEES PAY

CONTINUED From FRS, rage.)
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with that salary IL he has any one
dependent upon him. and preserve the
dignity that tho Governor would like
to have.