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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28
MISS CARRIE KNOX
 HOSTESS TO VISITORS

A pretty compliment to two visitors from Montgomery, Miss Annie Gaston and Miss Mary Kennedy, was given by Miss Carrie Mcclure Knox at her home on Tyler Hill, says the Anniston Star.
 The perfectly appointed table held as it's central decoration a bowl of nastur- tiums and ferns. A delicious menu of several courses was enjoyed.
 The merry party included; Miss Ken nedy, Miss Knox's house guest; Miss Annie Gaston and her hostess, Miss Mar garet Wellborn, Miss Lucy Houser and MT. William H. Woods.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Little Margaret Tegner Thomas enter. tained the following guests at birthday party in celebration of her fourth anni- versary this week: Nellie King, Mary King Mabel Burch, Maud Lee, Sarah Gallagher, Mary Lou Durham, Pauline McGill, Margaret Crowned Wright, Mil dred Wright, Sarah Wright Lucille Hull Nellie Gray Durham, Virginia Mason Myrtle Mason, Mildred Abercrombe Lula wildsmith, Martha Riley Selman Sam Baker, Mary Lee White, Oliver Naylor, John B. Durham, Claud Long Earl Long, Harry Cutcliff, Alex Cutcliff James Stanton, Ballard Wildsmith, Owen Jones Keith and others.
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a years run at the Circle theatre in New York and a six months run at the Olympic theatre in Chicago, with prac- tically the same excellent cast. includ-
 ing Snitz Edwards and Harry Short, and with the original production com plete in every detail. There has been an unusually heavy advance sale and the big company will be witnessed by a packed house.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28
Al the BijOu

"Happy Hooligan" is pleasing all the children--little and big, grown-ups ana infants alike. It is combination or musical comedy .. farce comedy and burlesque, with plenty of snappy danc- ing, a goodly number of musical num- bers, sprightly bunch of chorus girls and a pair of comedians who are all ways good for a laugh. There will be matinees Thursday and Saturday and performances every night during the week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28

MT. and Mrs. A. H. Ford have re- turned after passing the greater part of the heated term at their summer home on Long Island. Mrs. Ford has been away since spring, MT. Ford join ing her five weeks ago. They left their son, Halsey Ford, at Princeton, where he is A Student
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28
street Roller Hit By street Car

Alleging personal injuries when the street roller he was operating was run into by a street car, D. H. Matthews yesterday filed suit for s5000 damages in the circuit court against the Birming
 ham Railway, Light and Power company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28
COMMENTS ON
 MIMMS-HEIDT WEDDING

The announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Heidt and MT. Mimms, made Sunday in these columns, receives the following comment in the Tuscaloosa Times Gazette:
 Tuscaloosa society will be greatly fn- terested in the announcement of the en- gagement and approaching marriage of Miss Marian Heidt and MT. T. J. Mimms of Montgomery, the ceremony to be . quiet affair. occurring on October G..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28

ding of her sister. Miss Lula Mcqueen, and MT. Hills, which is to be an impor- tant event on Wednesday, October F.
 Miss Evelyn Heine has returned from a visit to Pensacola and reopened her studio in the Watts buildings
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28
Alleges Insult By Conductor

Suit for $1O,OOO damages was filed yes- terday in. the city court against the Bir- mingham Railway Light and Power company by Edward T. Guice. It is al- legged that the plaintiff was insulted and abused by conductor on a street car.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28
At the shubert

At the Shubert theatre tonight that much-talked-o of musical comedy, The Queen of the Moulin Rouge will be seen for the first time here. The pro- ,luction Is under the management or Samuel E. Rork and comes direct from
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28

Miss Fannie Dunn for few days while en route to be the guest of friends in
 Mississippi. She has spent the summer with her father, Judge Howry, In
 Rhode Island Miss Howry will stay in Birmingham only a few days, re- turning later for more extended visit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28
Charges Alienation of Affections

Alleging wrongful alienation of his wife's affections at the hands of the de- fendant, D. Oscar Jones yesterday filed in the city court suit for s5o,0oo damages against Ben H. Crawford.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28

Dr. and Mrs. B. l.. Wyman, Miss Mary Ware and Miss Elizabeth Wyman came home yesterday afternoon from a visit of several weeks in New York and Atlantic City.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28
MUSIC AT THE - COUNTRY CLUB

This afternoon from to o'clock
 the following programme VIII be pre- scented at the Country club by David sons orchestra: Selection, "The Summer Widowers" (Sloan). Love melody, Heart to Heart (Jenkins and BelD. Pot Pourri, "The Opera Warrior (Moses). Waltz, "Venus on Earth" (P. | Linckc). | Selection, "The Toreador" (Caryl | and Monckton) Selection, "The Blue Moon" (Talbo ot and Reubens).
 Descriptive, "vislon of Salome' 1 Qampe).
 Selection, "rhe Queen of Moulin
 Rouge" (Hal).
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28

MT. and Mrs. John Walter Shull have named their little son John Walter Shull, Jr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28
EDGE-EOTT
 ENLARGEMENT ANNOIINCED

MT. and Mrs. William Lawrence
 Lott of Columbus, Ga, announce the engagement of their daughter. Alcine
 to MT. Ralph Wilton Edge of Birming-
 ham, the wedding to take place in the late fall.
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ing from a fine family of Guthrie. and is substantial business man of Mont gomery."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28

The friends of Mrs. John A. Matth ews will regret to learn that she is i'll with appendicitis She is at St. Vincents hospital
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rRIBBLE-MORGAN

Mrs. H. A. Morgan announces the engagement of her daughter, Maude. to MT. George Tribble, the marriage to be solemnized in October.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28
NOTES AND PERSONALS

Miss Frederick Ferguson has just returned after spending Is months in Europe completing her education both in study and travel. She will spend the winter in Birmingham with her parents Gen. and Mrs. Fred s. Ferguson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28

A'HNe been away since spring, Mr. Ford join ing her five weeks ago. They left their son. Halsey Ford, at Princeton, where he is a student.
 MT. and Mrs. John Walter Shull have named their little son John Walter Shull, Jr.
 The friends of Mrs. John A. Matth ews will regret to learn that she is i'll with appendicitis. She is at St. Vincents hospital. Mrs. Arthur Gray of Sewanee left this week for Colorado, accompanied by Miss Marina Bell, says the Nash yilleA Tennessean They will be absent five weeks Mrs. Gray was formerly Miss Ferguson of this city and visits here frequently.
 MT. and Mrs. J. NJ. Dawson have gone to Montgomery to visit their daughter, Mrs. Temple Seibels. Mrs. A. E. Meadow and her son, Percy Meadow, have returned from Manitou Col.
 Mrs. Willard Sullivan left this week for short visit to Miss Flora Orr in Mentone.
 Mrs. L. W. Johns has as her guest Miss Julia Gould of St. Simon's Island. Mrs. Jeannette Harrison is the guest of her sister, Mrs. John Bowie, in An niston.
 Miss Rebecca Otey has had many charming attentions during her visit to Huntsville.
 Capt. and Mrs. William II. Graves reached home Monday night after spending the summer at Atlantic City and several other popular resorts in the north and east They were joined in Atlantic City by MT. and Mrs. Fred eric Gunster of New York.
 
 Dr. Morris Gluck has gone to Balti- more to take a years course of special postgraduate studies.
 Mrs. w. D. Hammett, who has spent some time in Virginia, will return early in October.
 Miss Mary Martin and Miss Frances Martin, who have been the guests of their aunt Mrs. F. r. Quigley. have re- turned to their home in Memphis.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Wood and children. who have been visiting friends at Bes- semer and in this city. have returned to their home in New Orleans. While here Mir Wood was stricken with appendicitis and has been at St. Vincents hospital since August 27, and while not yet fully recovered, is sufficiently improved to re- turn home.
 Miss Rena Wood of New Orleans re- turns home today after a pleasant visit to friends in Birmingham, Bessemer and Meridian.
 MT and Mrs Charles Blocker have re- turned to Annlston after a visit to Bir- mingham friends
 Misses Aileen and Katherine Kirkman have returned to the convent at Terre Haute where they will continue their studies this winter.
 Mrs. O. P. Bartette of New Orleans is the guest of her parents MT. and Mrs. J. P Mcqueen, at their home on South Perry street. says the Social World. Mrs Bartlette will be here until after the we'd
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28

Mrs. Willard Sullivan left this week for short visit to Miss Flora Orr in Mentone.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28

| Miss Fannie Dunn is at home after an extended visit to Mrs, David Thomp- son at Thousand Islands and a stay of several weeks at Alexandria Bay and
 ater Atlantic City.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28

Mrs. l.. W. Johns has as her guest Miss Julia Gould of St. Simon's Island
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28

Mrs. Arthur Gray of Sewanee left this week for Colorado, accompanied by Miss Marina Bell, says the Nash ville9 Tennessean. They will be absent five weeks Mrs. Gray was formerly Miss Ferguson of this city and visits here frequently.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28

Miss Rebecca Otey has had many charming attentions during her visit to Huntsville.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28

Mrs. Jeannette Harrison is the guest of her sister, Mrs. John Bowie, in An niston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28

MT. and Mrs. J. NJ. Dawson have gone to Montgomery to visit their daughter, Mrs. Temple Seibels.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28

Capt. and Mrs. William H. Graves reached home Monday night after spending the summer at Atlantic City and several other popular resorts in the north and east. They were joined in Atlantic City by MT. and Mrs. Fred eric Gunster of New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-28

Miss Elizabeth Howry. who will be remembered as one of the most attrac- tive visitors of the early spring in Bir-
 minghain, is expected Friday to visit
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-02-02

Abingdon. VA. Jan. 26.- l.
Some two years ago au indict- /.
ment was returned by "a grand +.
Jury of this county against the f.
Virginia 81 Southwestern Rail .
road. charging the company .
with running a freight train on
Sunday in violation of the law
BY some mistake this indict-
ment. along with other misde-
meanors. was certified Go %
F Justice of the peace for trial.
The matter was neglected for "a
long time. but recently the att
torney for the commonwealth
discovered that Justices did not
have Jurisdiction of the case
and DO was reiustated on the
court docket The case was
called Tuesday and 10y agree
D. meut between the attorneys a
S plea of guilty was entered and
a thc court assessed "a fine OF sou
and cost against the road foi
running freight trains on sun
p dav. The cost DOB the ease was
e $500 This is said 90 be th'
It first conviction of "a railroad
q company la this county for tina
r Oflense.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-02-02
RESPITE
EXPIRES ON SUNDAY.

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p;..hn,on5 IL confronted with a
.,ser situation for under the
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r.,,. SUNDAY February a.
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...,I .,i,,. ~. condemned man
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so,, ,tbar dav will have To b.,
.,,oo~.
..rt would ba murder 10 hans
, him amy sooner" declared
,.,ll l-,o,yn attorney ~He ha
H.. ~,,to5 rsnrieve a
,,,;~t,. 3ovs and the time can
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-02-02
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lime 10. 1909.

SchsTnls - r1ecf
June 20. 1909.
LEAVE NORTON-7.20 a. IN. foT Lynch
burg and intermediate stations. Pull
mar sleeper Biueheid 20 Philadelphia
via Hagerstnvvn. and Pullman sleeper
Roanoke 70 Richmond and Norfolk
Also connections at Blrcrcld with
trains WestbonnG Pullman slecpers
e. Cincinnati and Columbus.
LEAVE NORTON-2.05 p. ni. ior points
North and East.
LEAVE BRISTOI.-nailY 6.i5 ca. u. lor
East Eadford. Roanoke. LyncnnurE
Petersburg Richmond and Norfolk
Pullman sleeper go Ncw YORK fia
Hagcrfown and Hansnurr. Pullman
Parior ear Roanoke FEB Nofioih.
800 %. M for Norfolk and intermediate
points. Pullman 0lcepcr- Co Norfolk
I.s5 %. n. and 1.l3 p. m. (lnitell 0'.N
trains with pullman s.ccpcr- % W ASH.
ington. Baltimore ihiade.pa- ana
New York ria Lyncnhurr
1000 g. ma daiiy ior all points between
Bristol and lrnchburg. Connect ai
Walton at 5iu p. m. with me ol
Louis Express ior al points west AHo
northwest.
eou are th.nknr oft taking a. Wl l"'
/ want quotations. cheapest fare, reIanl' ..'
rorrocf information. as fn routes, t.ii
schedules the most comfortable ana Nnee
est ,rar Write and tnU Information
rours for tne asking. with onc Cd. Quar- com
nlete Map Folders.
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-02-02

time being fully ripe for such a
and he seys he is
not sufficiently Informed ,o ex-
press an Intelligent opinion. but
his personal views are that we
should delay a little longer. "
The only difference Of opinion
that exists among our people on
the subject of statewide Is that
some want it quick and the
Others want it double-quick.
\ careful compilation of the
opinions of leading men from
the several counties of the
/ Southwest district show a pro
bable majority for statewide of
l14.5OO votes. And this estimate
Is re enforced by thousands of
signatures 20 our petitions. Sc
cured within the last ten days
Because of its corrupting in
fluence in politics. it's ruthless
I disregard Of the rights of others,
Its studied violation Of the law
as well az for the protection OF
our homes. for the love of God
and native land, the people OF
the Southwest district believe
the time has come 10 demand
that tine beverage liquor traffic
take it's departure from thu
ID commonwealth of Virginia.
9 Respectfully submitted.
d JOHN a. TAYLOR,
u Supt. Southwest District.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-02-02
APPALACHIA DEPARTMENT.

Mrs. \. b Kaylor was on the
sick list the latter part OF last
week
Joe L. Letter. Of Lynchburg,
was in town Saturday.
r. K. Robinson, of Pittsburg,
was a visitor in town Friday.
Rev. J. NJ. Carter, of Big
Stone Gap, filled the Methodist
pulpit last Sunday and gave an
instructive sermon.
Rev ID. v. York is at Mid
dlesboro this week.
Ths Home Mission Society
meets az the church February
.. NJ 3 O'Clock, election oil
officers.
Miss Carrie Fveredge has
been assisting the postmaster
nj lmboden for the past week.
Mrs Villas Wells and Miss
Beatrice Gobblc We're guests oi
Mrs. Jerome Wells at Big stone
Gap Saturday
Mrs. Judge Gilly and baby. o
Olinrer. visited Mrs Giily
parents last week.
Miss Anne Belle Wood was
here from Big stone Gap las
FRIDAY.
J. ~. Rush. of Bristol, wa
among the business men M tow
last week.
IF. James. of Cincinnati
spent a few DAYS I'M town Las
week.
4. E Thompson in attemp
ing to walk from freach
Thursia, night fen aud eprn
ed his ankle badly.
Mrs N. p Benedict visit'
Mrs. T,mpieton lset ihursda
a ~ Pitman made "a hu.
ness trip here from Norfolk ia
Friday
Nessr~ Morton. Parker. Bl
uctt.. Hr,mn,r and Long
tended cour, at Wise thc Sd
oi thi1 week
Mre. g. G. Mauous was gu
sick la-f vcek.
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E..Ulh scie-..st -as .-sS-F..e- an3
e,erct o. lOng life lie 1eseod &C.,, VITA
ne Slooa Bat long ago millions 81 A4iefi-
eAus had proved Electric EttcrS pf"lones
.i.c and makes it worth living. III perihes'
..,~icheS ana VitaE4es the h.ood rehuild'
vested nerve cells. impagfS life and tome %
me entire Svsirm us q godScud to wcak
SICK and dehlliaied people. Kidney trouble
haA bliehted ms life ior months. VntrS W
A. sherman. al Gushing. Ne. h1t hlc~igi'
Biuers cag,,l me entirely ouis soc az ,
". kcliys Drug store.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-02-02
TUG RIVER LUMBER
COMPANY TO
REMON 4
General Offices Will BE Established AZ
Huntington. w. Va After March
lsi

The general offices of the Tug +
River Lumber Company and .
allied corporations. including 4
the G. 4. Ritter Lumber Com
pany. and Rockcastle Lumber +.
Company viii be moved from
Bristol TO Huntington, ~. Va, f
ON march D. The offices are
now i'm the First National Bank
Building
The announcement wll cause
keen regret in Bristol on ace
count of the personal popular
lity of the members of the com
pany and employees, as well as
/ the loss 90 the city of one of the
largest lumber concerns operat-
ling in this entire region.
The company will finish cut
lting out it's timber i'm Wise
county, Va. within about eight
months, and having established
a large mill AT Meek, Ky, near
Huntington decided 90 move
Its offices 10 the West Virginia
lcity.
The &. l.. Ritter Lumber
Company has purchased "a large
lboundry of timber IN Southwes
Virginia, including larg
band mill at Whitewood, Va.
. and will develop the property
while the Tug River Lumbe
y Company viii continue 10
y Operations IN this state also
The operations of Rockcastl
Lumber Company are at Meeb
Ky, where il owns tract &
- timber worth about quarter &
a million dollars and where
now has in operation larg
= mill.
10 has been known IN Brist'
for months that the offices
- { h e 5 e. companies would
moved away on account of Il
cutting out of their timber
-, Virginia and the acquiring
interests in Kentucky. NJ.
Ohutt, OF the company, went
~ Huntington some months a
and opened a branch otfiC
looking after the kentucky c
eratiOus. The removal y
ne take E. Z. Burns and fam
,eri. away from Bristol, also, alo
,ass with O. NJ. Brown and fami
mia. r. c. Knight and probas
c.S others.
able The members OF the compa
.,nc have been popular in busi.,e
= J. civic and social circles in 81
toll, having come here SIX
xe seven years ago.-Bristol II
/, laid Courier.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-02-02
CONDITIONS OF
= ". DISTRICT.
tun Rsrori oi Suri John \. Taylor io
Anti saloon League ol Virginia.

Io the Ninth Annual Convention OF the
Anii.Saloou League 90 Virginia. Broad
Street "A. T.. Cbur.h. South R,ch-
mouJ Va. January 1920 ioio.
Report From Southwest District
The Nnu-Saloon League sub
division of the state. known ass
the Southwest district. rs com
prised of the 26 counties ma
Southwest Virginia. a territory
bordering on North Carolina
and Tennessee. an a direct line
from east To west. "a distance OF
.a5 miles. It's greatest width
f.om the south of Henry TO the
north OF Rockbridgc rs more
than 400 miles, and following
the hy2othenusc of the triangle
from Alleghany oD the north
west 90 the extremity of Lee on
uAe southwest bordering on
West Virginia and Kentucky a
distance Of about 500 miles.
The southwest district iu
shape "a lik, one half of Tia,
head of - great barbed spear
thrusl lu between North Caro-
lima and Tennessee on th'
south. kentucky aud Yves
Nlrgiuia an the north an'
west As though Providence
would gvutect the Neither q
States iu the iays 30 her pro
digallty s~hen she was lavish.
giving away her territory 20 a
cnuers there IL reserved ]
these DoCnties the creates
Gvpoe e.ies OF wealth in al DC
terrlt.r past or present.
Tie foundations .. her eve.
lasting hills sgc laid IL IN
per.shatls granite ! b e
framework II built Of iron, /,
jciut> &C. which are so.dered (.
xetbes N IN leai and zinc.
the nrrih and west each eleV
tion "a their ten 20 6fte'
storl~~ l..s~ door laid in bla'
dimeisi~ CA the east al
ssn.A ;a.>.r walls ere 81 lin
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-02-02

rom tlelf Oit0olo eAhN s'eNf 4,
laughingly down their sides
are innumerable healing and
refreshing springs and riils.
over their ample proportions is
"A covering Of the finest lime
stone soil on earth. From their
bosoms we have a sturdy oak
aud the stately poplar, aud up ,
on their coal heads sigh the ,
evergreen balsams. Upon their
backs they wear a robe Of blue
grass. and upon their sides
rustic the laughing corn and
the golden wheat. Once year
from their plateaus rain a I
shower OF Albermarle Pipplns.
/ Virginia Beauties. and Wine /
saps. that do not stop going +
until they reach the tables of .
the epicures in all parts of the F
world
! From Wythe and Smythe
they furnish heads cabbage
heads for all the rest Of Nir-
ginia. ass well as 90 many other
states north and south. From
their bluegrass pastures are
marketed the best beef and
f, mutton raised in the United
States. and their Thanksgiving
Day and Christmas turkey
+ have cobbled around the world.
Without mile of navigaole
waters within our borders. from
f, the shoulders of our mighty
hills ve furnish the power GO
drive tine United States Navy
= ON am seas. aud furnish power
for much of the maritime aue
railroad commerce ON the earth
=, Roanoke. the Magic City, and
Bristol thc Border City. are ne
mean cities.
H. But of all our resources. ou
st greatest wealth lies ma ON
citizenship From the stated
.te mansion ON the foothills 90 Oh
humble cottage Co the mountai
top dwell the purest Angle
SaNons in this nation Froi
the auburn cor haNen covering
/. ON their polls and Che CLINT
steel in iheir blu, eyes. to q
, ,o indomitable purpose that co
trolls their lives. they are ever
wit Anglo-~aNon. Their d
heuted Independence has be
the fostered and enhanced by th,
-oad association with the evorlasti'
'eh- hills ond they have but io
shown the right 90 do it,
Every saloon that remains
ub- disgrace the civilization of &
as Southwest district is the
,m against the protest of
ina majority of her uncorrupto
ory incorruptible citizenship.
ina Bristol went wet by an
line parent majority of 81, but
e OF was based entirely upon
idth technically of construct
the citizenship" by which
more voters from Bristol, Ten
wing were allowed TO vote in Bris
ngle Va. largely ia excess of
'rth- apparent majority.
e. on Pocahontas voted out
on saloon. bat upon mere to
k "a nicality that IN no way touc
the fairness of the election,
{ iu viii Of the people was
the aside.
pear. Rocky Mount voted wet
AFRO an apparent majority of 8,
the a collection of an overw helm
Vest amount of the most convin'
and testimony shows conciusl
Isnce that the result war obtainv'
2 ot fraud Our forces were de
pro the right II review by
ishly courts ca q mere technica
70 all after the vets had practlC