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walls. The young members of the
chapter served the guests

walls. The young members of the
chapter served the guests.
Those receiving were: Governor
Elect and Mrs. Mann, Mrs. j. Binders
Robinson. historian general, United
Daughters OF the Gonfedcrncy; Mrs.
Nathan Eller. president Virginia Di-
vision, United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy; Mrs. j. M Gregory, presl-
dent of Chesterfield Chapter; Mrs. Pryor
Jones. president OF Petersburg Chap
ter: Mrs. Upton Jennings, Lyncfburg;
Mrs. j. III. TImberlake, custodian Of
virginia Division Mrs. james X. Werth.
MISS Betty Ellyson, chairman of enter
tainment committee; Mrs. Charles Mas
sic oakwood; Mrs. Edgar y. Taylor.
hollywood; Mrs. Julians Moses He
brew; the vice-regcnts of the Con-
federate Museum. representing their
respective States; Mrs. a. j. Montague,
president of tho Confederate Woman's
Home; Mrs. A. M Tyler. representing
The Timcs-Dispatch; Mrs. y. w. White,
president Lee Camp Auxiliary.
acknowledgements.
very pretty home wedding took
place on Thursday evening, January
70, at $40 o'clock, at the home Of
me bride, 10 West Clay street, when
MISS Minnie schepmoes. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Schepmoes. was
given In marriage to Ernest d. Ed
wards DR.. Russell Cecil performing
the ceremony. reception followed.
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Orange Courthouse by Rev. j. T. M
len. The couple will reside In Char
lottesville.
ANNEXATION FUND
NOT ALL SPENT YET
Councilmen Complain Of Leaving
Money Lying Idle in City
Treasury.

The Council Committee on Appor-
tionment Of Expenditures in tho An
nexed Territory has been called to
meet on Wednesday night at o'clock,
the notices being marked important"
in view of the fact that at the last
three regular meetings there has not
been a quorum
There is some complaint in and out
OF the Council at the inactivity of the
committee in apportioning the small
balance, hardly more than $4,000, now
to the credit of the annexed territory.
Following the approval OF the anneXa-
ton act Of 1906. under the terms Of
that agreement. a bond issue of s per
cent. of the assessed valuation. or
s426,O 900. was made for improvements
In the new area, A special commit
tee was named to apportion the va
rious improvements, and a schedule
was drawn dividing the money into
various funds for street, sewer and
alley work. with funds for erection OF
two fire engine houses, purchase of a
lot for the Hanover School, extending
gas and water mains. and taking over
a portion OF the debt of Henrtco
county.
Among tho large improvements made
from that fund were the extension OF
Monument Avenue to the Roseneath
Road, in the West End. and the open
ing, grading and paving OF Thirty
fourth Street, from Broad Street to
lakewood Avenue. in tho East End,
While all Of the fund was at one time
the estimates were lib
eral, and when the work was done.
certain balances reverted to the COM
mittee. to be- reapportloned and in the
last year q number OF supplementary
have been authorized.
Now Councilman are claiming that
the balance OF the fund. lying Idle III
the City Treasury, should he expended
and the committee wind up its af-
fairs. Tho annexed territory has for
two years been divided among tho va
rious wards of the city, and receives
Its share of the street aud other funds
in the annual budget, like other sec
tions OF the city,
In addition, and not included in any
with the people Of the an
neNed territory. tina city has within
tha 0asI XaaS 1SSuaA haads ia TIA AK
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TO which only the relatives and init
mate friends of the bride and groom
Were invited,
The bride wore a gown of white
null and lace and carried shower
or carnations. L. w. Dew presided
at the piano. Edmund *. Schepmoes
was groomsman and George G. Mall
Tory attended the groom as best man.
Nesting of Colonial Danes.
The Virginia Society of the Colonial
Danes OF America will hold its regular
monthly meeting this evening at 1890
o'clock In the Womans Club. Mem
oers are asked to be present.
At the Womnn's Club.
Charles Lamb" was the subject upon
which DR. Charles II. Dodd, of Balti-
more. lectured to the members OF. the
Woman's Club yesterday afternoon.
Or. Dodd is an essayist and speaker
or no little reputation, as was amply
brought out in his very delightful lee
ture. His voice is most pleasing and
sympathetic. and, further. is thorough
~ absorbed in telling his audience in
the most interesting manner the most
delightrul bits about his subject. He
touched on the dull years in the count
ing mouse In London, spent with so
much patience by Mr.. Lamb: his num-
Der of Doverty-stricken relatives and
friends dependent upon his modest In
come; the dark tragedy of an insane
sister. and the bright, kindly, subtle
humor, almost Chaucerian in its effort
to laugh with and not at the object
OF its mirth.
In conclusion DR.. Dodd compared
Charles Lamb with the makers OF lit
erature of his day. and brought out
the similarity between his work and
Hawthorne's, closing with the quota
tion from some biographer, who said:
"a Diogenes, with heart of st.
John"
DR.. Dodd is a thorough master of
his subject and polished and cultured
speaker, and carries his audience al
ways with him.
Hostesses for the afternoon were
Mrs. Maclachlan and Mrs. Thomas Roll
Inns, who presided at the coffee table.
and Misses Marion Ryland and Annie
Winston. who poured tea. Special
guests were Mrs. Elicit, of Blacks
burg; Mrs. Wilson. Miss Clarke, of
Halifax: Mrs j. Fletcher. OF Fauquier.
and Mrs. Il. E. T. Bailey. of Chicago.
Work Among Mountaincers.
Miss rutherford has called meet
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NEAR BEERDEALERS
ORDERED TO CLOSE
Fight in Fayetteville as to Con-
struction Of Prohibition
Law.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch1

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Fayetteville, N. c.. January 24.-The
licensed near beer dealers OF this city
to-day waited upon Sheriff Watson, of
Cumberland county. who had ordered
the dealers to close out their business,
as being in violation OF the Cumber-
land special prohibition law. and asked
to be allowed to pay $50 each for State
and county tax. This request the sher-
if refused, and warned the dealers that
IL the sale of near beer was not stoned
by tomorrow morning their arrest
would follow. These dealers were re-
Gently granted near beer licenses for
$500 each by the Board of Aldermen of
this city. Each ordered 100 barrels OF
near beer, opened up, and they were
proceeding with their lucrative busl-
ness when confronted by the sheriff
with his mandate.
Sheriff Watson. backed by his legal
advisers. in support of his position
cited to the protesting dealers section
of the Cumberland county prohibits
ton law. one Of the most stringent of
the special acts, differing from and
forbids the sale Of any and all spiritu-
Gus. vinous and malt liquors and intox-
icating bitters.
The dealers contend that the sale Of
near beer is legalized by the revenue
act passed by the 1901 Legislature and
by the Supreme Court of North Caro-
lima. An interesting legal point is
thus raised. Sheriff Watson Is de-
termned official, famous for enforce
ment OF the prohibition law. He de-
clares he will arrest tho dealers If
these instructions are not observed.
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Residents, MeetiuE To-Nirht.

The quarterly meeting of the Ginteri
Park Residents Association will be-
held in the assembly hall Tonight.
when an address on Civic Pride viii
be delivered by Marshall M Gillian.
The chairmen of the several commit
tees are requested to be present, as
their reports are expected to be made
at this meeting. The chairmen OF the
committee are as follows: r. Craw-s
ford Redd. streets and sidewalks; NJ.
NJ. Gillian. lights; Rev. +. "A. Rldout,
schools; w. S. Rhoads, transportation;
II. B. Frfschkorn. fire protection, and S.
rutherford Rose. bylaws.
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Fatal Row Mt Negro Dance.
to The Times-Dispat,

ISptClaI 10 ING lmeS-DlSpatCh.J
Salem, N, c., January Cd
Houston Barber. dead: Londie VIII
son. end of nose shot off; Doreitta
Graves, shot in the foot-this Is the re-
suit Of riot following n negro dance
Saturday night. but particulars were
withheld from officers until to-day. The
coroner's jury rendered verdict that
lin Hal, one-armed negro, killed
Barber and that Jim Gilmore was an
accompllce. Both are In jail,
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members Of the Immediate family be-
me present The bride is 81 daughter
or Captain John w. Hardaway, OF the
NORFOLK and Western Railway Com
pany. Mr. Ord is a young business man
or creWe. being editor Of the Crewe
record MIR. and Mrs. ord will make
their future home In Crewe.
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Turner--Chapmnn.
cnn,;ol IN Tho Timoa- Diana tch

fredericksburg. Va, January 24.---I1
M. Turner. of Culpeper, and Mrs. Ida
Chapman, of Orange county, were mar
ried few days ago at the residence
Of tho brides parents. Mr., and Mrs.
John Dennis, at Orange Courthouse.
sRev i. Harlow officiating.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Especial to Tho TImes- Dlspatch.1 q
fredericksburg, Va, January 2i--
William w. Southland, formerly of
low, daughter of Thomas Winslow, Of
Orange county We're married Thurs
dau 1T tha lathadiSt GsrSanaxa Rt
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Ord-Harda,yay.

Especial to The Timss-Dispatch.
Green Bay, Va. January 24.-AIiss
Alice Tucker Hardaway and John *.
Ord. of Crewe. Va, We're married at the
home of Miss Hardaway's uncle. j. c.
Rowlett. here to-day. Rev. 2. p. Rich
ardson performing the ceremony. The
marriage was very quiet one, only
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SORE THROAT

often leads to something worse.
Gowan's Preparation gives quick
relieffor sore throat, hoarseness,
Group, colds and pneumonia by
destroying Inflammation and cons
gestion. Keep it in the home for
emergencies. Externalan penc-
trating. $1.OO, SOC, 25c. AL
druggists.
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Mrs. Martin Williams arrived in
the city last night from harrisburg,
and is with her husband. Judge VIII
liams, the member OF the House from
Giles and Bland. at the Lexington.
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tent of s1.5oo,ooO, of which more than
s1.00o,000 is to be expended in sew
ers and water mains In the new Sec
ton. work OH which will begin in
several sections of the city with the
coming of spring.
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Miss Bernice Harding, of Montgom-
cry. Ala, is visiting Miss Ethel Mos
ley in this city.
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Decatur Axtell is stopping at the
Plaza. in New York.
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Mrs. w. II. F. Lee. of HRavenswood."
Fairfax county, is at the Jefferson for
several days.
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county. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ashton Moncure, 2o4 East Franklin
Street.
William E. Davies and daughter.
Mrs. Jeffress. returned from Philadel-
phia last week.
Mrs, Betty GUSTS Amber is the
guest of Mrs. Charles w. VIM. $50
East Franklin Street
Bassett w. Hough is visiting friends
In New York, where he will remain
about two weeks.
Mrs. David G. Whitehead is the
Weekend guest of her sister, Mrs.
Henry d. Perkins. in Norfolk.
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Miss Catherine Gum Is the guest OF
Miss Augusta Freeman. in New York.
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DR.. Lyon Gardiner Tyler, Of Will
liam and Mary College. is the guest
Of Miss Mary Johnston. 10 East
Franklin Street.
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A. B. Branch Is registered at the
Grand Union Hotel. In New York.
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Mrs. Charles Lee Culpeper, of this
city, is the guest OF Mrs. II. G. Hol-
lenberg, at the Hotel Aston, New
York.
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Mrs. R. c. Booton has recently res
turned to her home in Orange, after
an extended visit to relatives in Rich
mond.
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Miss Sarah Hamilton, who has been
visiting Mrs. Walter Taylor In Nor.
folk, has returned to her home in Pc
tersburg,
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Miss Lannie Miller, who has been
the guest of Miss Mary Urquhart
Brooke in Norfolk. has returned to
the city.
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Miss Ollie Dement, Perry, of Orange
Is the guest of relatives here.
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Miss Burr. of Carbondale. Pa. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Bryan.
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Miss Frances Mayer is the house
guest Of Mrs, Rutherford at her coun-
try home near Richmond,
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Mrs. Warren Poindexter Taylor has
as her guest her sister. Miss Lille
Marbury, of Alexandria.
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7. 7. Cosby is extremely III at his
home, so6 West Clay STREET,
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Mrs, Curtis M. Dozier. OF Norfolk, is
visiting her mother. Mrs. s. p. Ryan,
in this city.
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ing OF the members of the club who
are interested in organizing chapter
in this city OF the Southern Educa-
tiona1 Society for the Promotion of
Work Among the Mountaineers of Vir
ginia. The women are asked to meet
on Thursday afternoon at half-after 4
O'Clock.
Miss Virginia Fuller. who will be the
guest Of her cousin Mrs. Cary Johnson.
at the seminary, will render several
vocal selections after the meeting OF
the literature class on Wednesday. She
is granddaughter OF Faulkner and a
niece of Senator Faulkner. and Is q
pupil Of Peabody Institute George
Elliott" is the subject for discussion
by the literature class.
Bridge Tournament.
The fourth OF the series OF whist
tournaments held in the Woman's Club
will take place Friday night. Men,
bers are privileged to ask gentleman
partners. and are asked to register
their tables not later than 10 A. NJ
Friday
In and Out of Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas D. Stokes and
family. OF ELK HILL are at the Jeffer-
son for the remainder Of the win
ter.
q.
Miss Catherine Policy left Monday
to visit friends in Raleigh, N. c.
Miss Lannie Miller, who has been
the guest of Miss Mary Urquhart
Brooke in Norfolk. has returned to
the city.
Mrs. W. H. F. Lee. of sRavenswood."
Fairfax county, is at the Jefferson for
several days.
Miss Catherine Gum is the guest OF
Miss Augusta Freeman. in New York.
A. B. Branch is registered at the
Grand Union Hotel. in New York.
Miss Bernice Harding, of Montgom-
cry. Ala, is visiting Miss Ethel Mos
ley in this city.
Decatur Axtell is stopping at the
Plaza, in New York.
AIrs. Martin Williams arrived in
the city last night from Pearisburg,
and Is with her husband. Judge VIII
liams, the member OF the House from
Giles and Bland. at the Lexington.
DR.. Lyon Gardiner Tyler, Of VIII
liam and Mary College. is the guest
of Miss Mary Johnston, 10 East
Franklin Street.
Mrs. Charles Lee Culpeper, of this
city, is the guest OF Mrs. IT. G. Hol-
lenberg, at the Hotel Aston, New
York
Mrs. R. c. Booton has recently res
turned to her home in Orange, after
an extended visit to relatives in Rich
mond.
Miss Burr. of Carbonda,e. Pa. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Bryan.
Mrs. Curtis NJ Dozler. OF Norfolk, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. s. p. Ryan,
in this city.
Mrs. Warren Poindexter Taylor has
as her guest her sister. Miss Lille
Marbury, of alexandria,
Miss Ollie Dement, Perry. of Orange
Is the guest, of relatives here
Miss Sarah Hamilton. who has been
visiting Mrs. Walter Taylor, In Nor.
folk, has returned to her home in Pc
tersburg
Miss Frances Mayer is the house
guest of Mrs, Rutherford at her coun-
Try home near Richmond.
4. 7. Cosby Is extremely Ill at his
n home. sos West Clay STREET,
Miss Ida FliRRea 81 curahaS, aaa,
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Miss Catherine Policy left Monday
to visit friends in Raleigh, n. c.
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Mlsa Ida RliRpoa q cuuahas,asa
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas D. Stokes and
family. OF ELK HILL" are at the Jeffer-
son for the remainder Of the win
ter
Lower coast gazette., 1910-03-19
FARMERS NOW DlvERslFYIN0.
old. Time River Steamers Now oarE5'
Hogs Instead Of Cotton.

New Orlcans.-1kat the appeal Tor
Investigation in Southern farming ID
meeting with success is declared by TO-
cal exchanges and business organlza.
tions to be shown in the receipts OF
live hogs at Southern markets. Some.
what Of a novel sight has been pre-
scented in this connection at New M
leans during the past week, when old
time river steamers, usually associated
with the transportation Of cotton. ex-
clusively, came down the river from.
Louisiana and Mississippi points loaded
with fat, squealingg porkers. steam.
boat loads of hogs were unknown be- tas:
fore in New Orleans.
Simultaneous with this incident news
was received that banks at Baton
Rouge and Other interior points are of.
feringg seed corn free to farmers who
will substitute corn for cotton Of any
part or all of their land. Prizes also
have been offered in several parishes
of Louisiana. to the. farmer who raises
the finest hog during the year.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-03-19
COL [ ROOSEVELT Il !.
At kHARIUM||||
sEx.President Again il Touch b
with Civilization.
GREETED By MANY FRIENDS
Wlfc and Daughter Among Those Who
Jouurneyto Egyptian Frontier City
Welcome Distinguishes Trtavs.s#s
s5Ess. seler and Hunter.

Khartum, Esypt--ColTheodoree
Roosevelt arrived Satl this place son,
Monday. andwasSreceived omcially
~ Gen. sir Reginald sWinsate, row
sernor general Of the Sudan,. orb
half 81 both the Egyptian and Ensllilshh
governments. The ex.prcsidentW,g VA lal
met here by Mirrs.sRooseyelt ands1diss
Ethel and bysa htostsofs Amertcan.saand
European correspondent and nluiners.
ssoc,,s delesatioensSof political and other II
friends from tie UnitedMstates.SSIsSSllnl
fact this historic towns2sz literally
anlled with VISITOR brought! here Ato
greet tie gtrayeler: ssss|sasEE
with hiisl#auraftitvIall 90 thissApIace.HC ol.
Roosevelt one of9the|Smost
notable Journey zthlrcutgllh,ssthssSSWilder
sness ofsAfrtcastha Observation-Disclosures:
ADMINISTRATIONS M
STANLEY { sWtasHa sremarkable Jour lalI'
znvey bothssinl1n,,uulm.lbieeraoff aaninlals ssl 81
and. lpreeaesrrved asHaspecimens..a md u ].
sicaliulsissmo ia laackl accident and
sick4ssssocessyer III d.ssOrldinarily
stSavstslter,Stlhhirtoug hsthe#reStonS through
which Col.SR1oosevel hal passed,
scomllslasIsaoutSofSths sjunSuesaloadedWi With
smiallariaa nadS fever slgslr1lrns.1u doth
ss1prssent time. n,ieilthst Col. Roosevelt
- SO S salWNv,ssNas1s any
Sdsyyv1milptolin,isaof having IScontracted my
s5ofSthaslS numnssrous scontaisliousSdisease.
Gen. Sc REGINALD vaP'insate pro .
Lower coast gazette., 1910-03-19
truck Growers Organize.

MSy. SH3SS .&s 1900 -
sHoulmlral.--!T1h Farmers and Truck l:n \
Growers Associa.tion,of Terre ' bo M Z
iii lll located %. at H,oulnnaa, permanently
organized, with, Joseph. H.,AA Humphreys
president and Robert Butler sec ere
Htarv. heSob,iieecttso f the.nssociation 1.
to bring the truck growers and farme:s;
together tosSsecure.tAhl The adyvalntasgcs sI5=d'
sco:opetratiion:sSssyJl ee9wpeattts5sasAl llin has boen3
prominent iinl edeetinggIIff he'5olrggaaln llilltElean
The vast bodiess.of land recently g
2sclasliilnllped, Il s expected ! i BE- Sp 'ulr:
chased 81 small FARMS, and every effort
win Sc, made to- facilitate the truck ,cls
growers, and farmers . sthis section.
Various codmm1iittees5sswe named to Sc.
cufeiimlpoatrrtantSa advantages The organi;,
zstion#Wil be Soff great value to truck &c
SblnnIyerslsst ih,roug utssthlep5scoulnltar9y.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-03-19
FARlfIRR~ ATTENTlOMlI

13sffssssNsaSss - -. a - $3.50 iSs.sS sgSIssYe.a#
A.sEE He ~ j stsqu,eailttiicnlth xe wslnt
~ ~ p,t s,l farlnneear,issaan ws5a,tiggtsI
SthatssyouI5 Nv leiIsJIo,aalsslfsa 81 honsss andds
truthful ansNsr:::sS cannot Stthles6e0tpltElhh,
andzseannotsSyou il fa s. raias
Sy d corn corn, lhlay hogs,,S mulle saoueghh
IlfouraRsyorik sstockl,,s llSproddullcsee, g !
.msany b y 81 cotton sYssyoali have
shers,tofoarse, sHYouap plant enough e !, Cd "a;
I miIScorn st So bushels pIelrSSacretbop %
make III ss;y|yoplulssnreee,sdd YOU can haye hay,
shblyyScuttttiilnlgs TIE 4naalttiiyse grasses, ior| be "a
ster.| B planting. tie 81 Best, your hog;
and mule colts t;r,axe three
[sfouIrthsf@of the year e.l = viii cost
S2you b vlt little. Cans ylouul nal 80
bushels of corn PEI aere there
not some farmer sii IL your countyySwlhh.o,
is doing this |, You know you can.
ST youswill 1 give Tie land your atten..
ton l,yalnldi4seprii and ctultivate.TsS2
We have. made the farmers North.
and West rich ~ buying from them.
since the Civil War. anSve Stand
tie drain offs paying profits sto the
Northern farmer, "a The Hdea ler who
buys from hin, 70 the railroads and
IA Our lGlsH own merchants 1 Look :at the
market prices now. % corn, shogs,shay,
and mules, md you vim q 81 surely gree ss
that ysu aln:sraise2Sany and ~ of
these for less Than so,ne:.ffourth %
what they coat you.--lAilemphis Com
mercial Appeal
Lower coast gazette., 1910-03-19
GENERAL INTEREST," AROUSED =,
Farm Land Congress win Be Had O.
April 20 and 81.

Alcxandria,-The advisory board Of.
the Louisiana farm andscongress met Ia
this city and selected Wednesda,yand
.Thursdayy, April 90 and 2 ], Sas# the dates ate
for5the meeting q the congress il this;
city. ne programme was formulated
and will be given out inS5.a few la
Thosc5who attended Swerc: u. Lewis,
Crowley John 3. Davidson, Homer;; 8
Charles. I. Tarndeau, New Roads; !. (.
Ellis, Grteettlnla;; D. {. Llunnsdlssffor Cir
ton; $. r. Cummings, Grand Canc;;ST.h As
Greene, HUSTON; D. B. Showalter, Alex.
andtiia;; John N. NJ Neese, Lake Charles;;s
w a. Jones, Shreveport, secretary
W. T.. Monroe OF Delhi, president, and
!. Z. Knopfer, secretary Of the state
department Of agriculture and iimnigra.
ton. The board went into exeeutive
session, and from the interest being evi.
denccd before. adjournment By those ID
attendance, representing, assthepy d, %
parts of the state, the congress April
win be an unqualified success s5ss
Lower coast gazette., 1910-03-19
WILL nc. DROP lLu q sAFFlA I r.
Prosecutor Ceta AfddavitsS cot Some Eye
saSsse Iaaas.s WWitnesees sIs sssS## sa5

s5.s Kansas Ciitt.yi..---.aAAl 4 TIC z#iinlftoprnattiitonssreer
ssgR1aIrdiing thu Cudah!yI.i Ills affair q tainee,dllfs
lBy tie police depart \ ln,eenntt 7 wa q 4 turned i h'sds
over Prosecutor Virgil Conkllinlgg:.
There wore several afiidavitsf from q:
6ce,srss ana other lp,aarrttiiesal,S but q state
maenntksals ROM John RI CCilldiahyy,,. Mrs 'nd.S
afy 81, JereSs E.s8L illiss { ss*SS sssssg
Unless request ii,s11amuaaadlee byys 5Iil 4 atq'
the prosecutor to- axe legal steps
against Ctlldaalhy there win be oppose 6
.cutiiot,nnf in thessScase. liilliss has already.
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