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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-07
Program Foreign Missionary Society

To be held at The Methodist
church Monday. April 10th, $3.50 p.
m Subject, The Latin Races
Devotional Mrs. Ed Hawkins.
Brazil Nuts Miss Dora Patterson.
Organ Voluntary, Miss Myrtle
Maledon
Your Next Door Ne'ghbor, Mrs.
Ed Campbell
A Trip to Cuba, Mrs A. d. Porter.
Hostess, Mrs VIII Moore.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-07

Foley Kidney Pills contain in con-
centrated form ingredients of estab-
lished therapeutic value for the re-
lief and cure of all kidney and blad-
der ailments. Foley Kidney Pills are
antiseptic, tonic and restorative. Re
fuse substitutes. B. w. Fearis. d&w
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-07

In the State intercollegiate Pro-
hibition Oratorical contest to be
held at Trinity University the night
of April 14th about nine universities
will be represented. The contest will
take place in the university auditor
ium, and the public will be welcoln-
ed. DR.. G. C. Rankin and Cyclone
Davis will speak in the afternoon.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-07
Baseball Game Monday.

The Muskogee baseball team of
the Texas-Oklahoma League will be
here Monday afternoon to play a
game with Trinity University. The
game will be called on the Univer-
sity campus at O'Clock.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-07

The 10th of April is the last day
to pay water rents for the quarter
ending April list, 1911 If not paid
on or before the 10th the water will
be cut off and a charge OF one dol
lar will be made for turning on.
a p. f. DAVENPORT, Supt.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-07

Good results always follow the
use of Foley Kidney Pills. They give
prompt relief in all cases of kidney
and bladder disorders. Try them. B
| w Fearis. DIV
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-07
Singing Convention.

The Ellis County Singing conven-
ton will be held at Red Oak at the
Baptist church on the third Sunday
in this month. All are cordially in
vited to attend and bring well filled
baSk cts
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-07

Bath room ware, such as glass
towel bar, glass shelf soap dish,
tumbler holder, etc, on display at
F. S. Cronk Cos. y
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-07
NJ. slavden. WHO Las lived in

]. NJ. Slayden, who has lived in
the Red Oak community for the past
forty years, was in the city Thurs
day Mr. Slayden says there will be
a big time at Red Oak on the third
Sunday in this month, the occasion
being the meeting of the Ellis Coun-
ty Singing convention
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-07

Eighteen rolls toilet paper, holder
free. for 81 90. F. S. Cronk Co. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
SHEEHAN IN BUFFALO
Makes His First speech on behalf or
His Candidacy for Scnntc.

Buffalo. \. y, February l;.-Wrn.
+. Sheehans first public speech OH be
half Of his candidacy for the United
States scnatorship was made here to-
night In the homo city OF two Of the
lnsurgent Democrats. Mr.. Snecha,,
was given a cordial welcome. and
many Democrats from nearby towns
joined in the demonstration. one spc-
vial train brought a delegation OF $50
They wore ribbon strcamcrs bearing
the inscriptions:
promise "rGg w''''a y F. sheeh'n- 70 com
The Buffalo Board Of Aldermen sig
nalized the arrival OF Mr. Shcehan by
adopting resolutions indorsinG his
candidacy. In his speech Mr.. Sheehan
expressed great regret that two Of
the three Democratic Senator'S from,
Erie county, who recently declared
sentiment IN the district was agains,
his candidacy, had not attended the
meeting. as he believed the catherine
would have shown that they had mis-
judged the popular feeling. llc then
devoted himself At some length TO
describing the kind OF man who ought
To be sent to the Senate. He declared
that public men should have the cour-
age. unselhshncss ana patriotism To
lead the people along the lines OF
pIodusSt ana most lntGillScnt dcNciOD-
mcnt.
II am against the pubic servant who
is constantly keeping his car TO the
ground" he said II admire the pub
lie servant who, regardless Of con :
sequences, attempts to lead the people
away from the approval of i'll consid-
cred action. Such men arc becoming
more necessary every day. as spccious
and false doctrines are being dissent
mated :"
slv. Shechan defended the support
given his candidacy by Tammany.
Strong denial Of tho charge that he
is the candidate Of The Interests was
also made.
In concluding. he said, that when he
was nominated by the caucus he ceased
to he the issue. and ii is now the
partys light. He closed by urging
that the Democratic doctrine that the
majority should rule be carried into
effect
Following Mr.. shcclans address,
resolutions were adopted urging Geo
+. Burd and Frank Nj LOOMS the
Eric Senator's Who have refused 10
vote for him. TO support The caucus
nomincc in future ballotinc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15

man. Bradley. Gill. Hsrschbcrs, Hobson.
iiuber, Lynch. Miller, pollard. Pollock.
John 7. Powers, Readc. Richard son,
:,oa'on, Gm!anf. Workman and Peters
For Mr.. SorE:
Aldermen Atkinson, Bennett. Bliley.
Fuller CoWardin, Duuahoo. crimes.
Council men--Boschen. Butler, Cease
Davis, fcrEusson, I.umsden. Mills, Jef
fcrson e. Powers, Ratclinc. Rogers.
Saunders. sullivan and Wiltshirc--1a
Absent; Alderman Rcnnolas ana
Gouncilmcn Brown, Burke. Fuller.
Jones. Powell, Richards, sSelph and
Nondcrlehr---G
Seeing that there was a majority in
both branches, Messrs Raicline.
Boschcn. Donahoc. Bennett. Wiltshire
ana Saunders changed from ssorg Ia
Mann. and the final vote was announced
rs follows:
Total vote. 81 Mann. IL .Aldernc,
and - Councilman. Sors. ) Aldermen
and Councilinem. Having received
clear majority in both brancics.~Mr.
Mann was declared elected for the un-
PRED term
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15

~ Johnson. Windsor; Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
=. Travis. Bowling Green: George c.
Ho oiiS! ,Idn aliwDod n MasssS Mount
and Mrs a.. w. Terrell. LynchburS; T.
p. DuVal. Gloucester: Mr.. and Mrs w.
$. Eastwood. West Point; Mr.. and Mrs.
VA l,. Nassa~addoS; j, 7. Nlears,
M Was hap preasn = G. T. Stiles. wachn-
+. I. BloXom. Wachapreuguc; II. +.
Pecry. Ceres; Charles S Dodd Broad
way: Merritt Rea. Portsmouth,; Carey
Hamilton. Portsmouth, J. G. Sadlcr.
Portsmouth,; j. d. Baumsardner. Bris
Lon He1 nSa B. WeXler Bristol Miss
Miss Leslie Childrcss, Miss Stella
s smith KHland p l., Chase; j. E,
A. l;mswiler, Boone's MILL James q.
Hawkins, Tazewoll; Bowen Grcever.
Iazowell: Jack Pcndleton. Tazcweli;
w. G. o:Bricn. Tazcwcll: w. J. Price.
stone.
Park-Paul McRae. Cumberland. W.
nm poyne Gr ~ nut s's NGrf 81 '" &
Bernard. Vashti: j. Grimm. Lynchbur:5
Richmond-J. +. Watson. Sal,vilic;
" II. Payne. Roanokc; Oscar Graves.
Roanoke: 6. II. lierrin gdon. Roanoke;
w. J. DeLong, Roanoke; Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Barrett, East Radford; DR.. W. l..
ltosser, ltustburS: T. IL. Tucker, Roa.
noke; II. j. Watson, Roanoke: 7. l..
Murrell. Lynchburg; Harry G. Brown.
I.ynchburg: S. II. Wcigand. Lynchburg;
w IL. Bell, West Point; J. Il. carpen
ter Virginia: Harry I. Cummins. Pals.
j. X. Waterman. Norfolk; John Monte
fore, Newport News A. l.. Evans. New
port News: j, G. Iiargis, Newport
News; Il. idelsheim, Smthticld: " ".
.I!oJner, Smithheld; Samuel A. R!ddick.
NJ. D., Smithiicld; st. George Il. Eitz-
hugh fredericksburg Mrs. j.. NJ. Ma
tincws. Virginia; r. Boydcn. Danviilc;
". ). Battle. Jr.. Roanoke; Lncinn II.
virginia. ". l.. Davis Portsmouth: 6.
L. DeAIott. Lynchburg; Gilbert b. Nc
Alpine, Newport News; Charles M
GRAY, Norfolk: NJ. A. Cheney, Norfolk:
t. r.. Summers. Norfolk
eIiloert--C. NJ Eakin. New Castle !;
Mrs; Mabel Cole. Norfolk; George Nj
Iay!or, Norfolk; Ar. and Mrs Taylor
;m N pulaski; Eana Studewroth. Pu-
FISH, ! N Robert W. Gait. williamsburg ;
II. l. Trowhridgc, Chula; Il. r. Barha M,
Capron; L. y. Pope. Drewryville. !. *
Lester, Midlothian: Mr.. ana Mrs. j. ~
Whlta. Iynchbttrg: Charles uiIdred
ofioik: j. H. Parker. Dendron: L. w
Jones: Dendron: J. J. Silvey. Warren
ton H. Lee Taylor. Springvilic.
Stunlpfs-R. G. Jones. PetcrsburE
Tiger. Norfolk: l3. c. Walden, Newpoyt
News: ". G. Webb, NJ. d.. BensonviIle.
AleXander Livesay. Brandon; r. d. su.'
ter Dayton; John n. Garter. Keysviila,
G. {: CLANCY, PAGES: J. r. Lester
PAGES W. II. Crosweli, t;iri,"cstn,I:
Point; C.: 3. Wilkinson, Orange; ". r
Larkin. Petersburg. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
WILL Go TO RILEY
Arttlitr. Officers Appreciate Nnluc Of
Lust SMmmcr'S school.

In response TO Tho letter sent him
BIZ AdiGtant- Goncrll sale, Major T. NJ.
WORKMAN. commander Of tic Virginia
Ficld Artillery. has written 10 the OH
GERS OF his command urging them to
make application AZ once for detail 10
intend tho school OF instruction fol
artillery officers Il, Fort Riley in Juno
The wonderful benefit, says Major
WORKMAN III his letter. derived from
Inc first school 81 Fort Riley is TOO well
known TO lay stress on hare. and the
opportunities 70 he gained by this
course OF instruction are too valuable
not 70 take advantage Of"
The War Department. has EXPRESSED
ats pleasure al the results OF the cor
rcspondcncc school OF instruction be
ing conducted in virginia BY Captain
Jennings G. Wise. The battalion adjll-
fan' THO marks reach more than
NINETY in every instance. The subjects
covered are hippology. topography.
sanitation; rdnancc, cunning. prepare :
tion and cssnGuci OF fire ana all the
NECESSARY mathematics
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
TO protect ,mportnnt WAX

Washington, D. c., February III
The State Department has given per-
mission for the passage through
american territory of body Of aIcxi-
can guards to protect the employees
and materials along the dixie. now be-
ing constructed to control the Colo
RADIO River. The guards will be gath
cred UP in Lower California. ana IT Is
desired to send them across tho line by
way OF iula, Arizona, re- entering
Mexican territory in the neighhorhood
OF McNicali which town IS reported
10 he now in hc hands of the insur-
gents It is promised however, that
the Mexican guards shall not he used
extensively. but simply TO protect tho
river Improvement works which are
being prosecuted in Mexico By Anlcri-
can engineers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
ADJUSTMENTS
.tcndcmS--1 ,ddish Play.
Hjoti--"Sis Hopkins"
Iuhtn-SnlIdcviIlr,
Bernhnrdt the super.W,on,:,n

Bernhnrdt the Super-Wom;.p.
some t"cnty years 80. in the Old
Vicious Sarah Rernhardt even then
nearer iicty years OF age than forty,
crowned with the laurel or world
wide fame. Yesterday this wonder
woman played again in Richmond, al
INC Academy OF Music, this time nearer
10 seventy than sixty. and surrounded
with the aura Of an Incredible youti,.
from the dreamy musings and un-
car IS visions. Of The glorious Maid
Of France, IN her purity and cxaita-
ton, 10 the wild passion. bitter re
nuncitton ana piiiful death or tn,
misunderstanding light woman OF Paris.
thiS, marvel played the scale " human
i"oi'nE ana dramatic cXprcssion
In the afternoon she appnare1 IN
Ioubiet and hose. "a dauntlcss. brave.
litile figure in gray" ,,pIifted hv NJ
abiding faith in her Heaven mis-
SYlo!i' def%inS her enemies, E;ialish ana
irciEh, daring torture hy tic pincer.;
ana TIC thumb scrow ana going ~
hcr death at TIC stake, condemned h,,
acr merciloSs inruisitorH ana ali VII, i
Z .riSh'onhd femintv that went
N,ralsi,t 10 tho heart % cvcu the VAS,
majority WHO could only catch a word
9 phrase. hero and tiicr. ~ nirIi
sne WasShc did 10, plan. slin ,,,',,
Nft'Suerlt" Gauticr. Camille" ~ shc
generally known, light carc,es4
.Ilokca' doubtless, but brave ana
~ tiiu loyal and. again, Suinl;
- inartyrdom for tho sake of whtt
She believed TO be right. Ard alravt
~ ePc!N situation, At every point. .5o
nc consummatc artist tho ~
snp'35sd S"niuN the superlative actress
II WIS 1Gc What II She ala move with
nid liii.cr near Il table q coiclf ar :,
or touch "a" hand OF ,llc tir6,
man Or womali as sht stcppod.
| ,an "s' lrr Of her fncilo hana.
N Ia, .
| cIl@ 'hf"ction If her -oicc. .ycr,. I'M
/ - "AHulSiic ciunciation. conyc,.nl
! ihc Inst possible cffcrt on'' IN I
! n',r naaf's % those who Sd, and ia I.
| Hnruhard, lhhpSndE. Mnr
! n,"a matclless art. but -ieat -, ,l,a,
! 'rlNlhpil OF great actors ma-n.n;n'i,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
BANQUET FOR EMPLOYEES
Miller AZ shoads Aid Assassination ElcctS
Officers far lrnr.

The Miller < Rhoads Employees Aid
Associations a,rnHa, banquet and cu ;
tertainment. held on he second floor OF
the store last night. was declared by ali
rrcScn, 10 have been one Of Tie best
affairs they had enjoyed There we're
about $50 present around tho tables.
which were beautifully decorated in
naimS, ferns and cut bowers After
the feast the flowers wcrc hoXcd IN
10 be sent TO sick members Of he asso-
citation. The crcninS wound up with "a
most pleasing program, consisting OF
music ana Rotations.
The entertainments was preceded BY
the business meeting. In which tho Of
tccrs OF the year We're elected They
are as follows: Earn Miller, president:
~ L. Henry vice president. X. l.. Cole
man. secretary: +, r. Iiatca. Jr treas
ircr; w $ Ehoads. Airs. Il. l.. King,
John +. Otto Miss Ncllic lrinan. r.. ".
Strarncs ana w G.. t,hcnauit directors.
lht following were recommended 10 be
INC committee on entertainment: G. G..
h"iS sea-, chairman, and Miss Theresa
C3moli, MISS Grace Lucas. Il /; Carney
ana |; y. Lewis.
fhc financial .cport was rc:rl :snd
showed that aftcr All disbursements.
" arSc balance remained III inc treas
- 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15

the generosity that persuaded her to
engage with her men and women OF the
highest order of ability. In The Trial
OF Joan of Are" NJ. Tcllcgcn began TO
prove his power. He played the Duke
OF Bedford. harassed. miserable aud sui
fcring. torn between his supcrsutious
fear and his dawning love for the
dauntlesS maiden. with a restrained
| strength that prepared the audience
for his wonderful performance as Ar
mand Duval in Camille.
And wonderful is not too strong q
word for NJ. TcllcEcn'S powerful pOr-
travail Of that famous part. II is not
likely that he will be forgotten by the
present generation of thea uc-SocrS
WHO VIII recall the scene when MarGu,
rite leaves him, the vicious. Latin-likc
snurnin;s Of the wrctchcd woman whom
he throws the money in her face. anu
the deep. shaking sobs that wruns his
very soul rs she lay dying. q young
man of striking physique OF simple
case and great force. he should so far.
NJ. MaNudian. as the Archbishop OF
ioucn In the afternoon and as Ar
mand's father In the evening. gave /,
finished performance of both parts.
McSsscurs Coulter, Canroy, Dcncn-
hourg. Barry. Dicch, E'nrierea and acv
cral others who appeared in both per
iormances deserve special mention. al
though every minor part, without an
and artisticall2. notably. those OF the
rector OF the university. OF Cardinal
Winchester and Of the Earl Of War
wick. Thee young King, toe. by tho
little Bacon" and Catherine, by Nine.
MacLcan, were perfect; but tho curtain
did not ring down until nearly mid
night, and it is utterly impossible TO
go into detail concerning the individual
ability OF every member or this re-
markablc company.
suffice 1t TO say that no one With All
ordinary school and college grounding
in French. coupled with tho cXtraordi-
nary facilities provided by the man
hgenlent in the form Of ponies" or
,ransla tons. could fail 10 appreciate
the beauties OF these performances by
Nine. Bcrnhardt, that super woman
and her superb companyA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
GENERAL NAVARRO
REACHES JUAREzl!'.
tContinucG From FIRST Pa,-c

=
miles west. which until recently has
hecn occupied BY Fcdcrnls. BUT now is
either underendc'l or garrisoncd by a
Very small force
from Chihuahua comes a report that
tho rebels have burned a bridge nca ;.
Juarc2, which had been recently 70
constructed by the repair train in
which General Navarro is proceeding
Northward. causing further DELAY in
inc resumption Of train service on thu
north end of the Mexican Central
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
BIG CONCERN CHARTERED
>tudebaltcr Corporation 10 iInsc Cnpi.
tai Stock OF SI5.UuO, 900

Irenion 81 j., February l4.-The
9tndehafnF Corporation. with an am
ihorizoa cap!tal of $i5N0oD00 was FL
aorporatea III ihe once Of ira Sacre
iaiy OF STATE herc to-dn.i.
fhe corporation IS formed ID pur
Gaase we properly and assets vi tho
tudebaker Manufacturing Colnlmny
u SOUTH Bond I'D Y contcrn dcvoiod
ic ne misunderstanding ~ carriages. wa
CONS and autnnobilts. ana me Everett
MetG2er1Fl nndcrs Company. ali auto-
mobile concern or Detroit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
Iiddish Play To-Ni.l,t.

\ special extraordinary engagement
VIII be played in this city ut the
academy tonight, WHOM the famous
Nils star Yiddish Company. which comes
direct from the Third street Theatre
New York City. Will give one per-
formance. presenting the latest and
greatest success, * oil Shofcr.'' This
company is headed by the we'll known
and popular Yiddish star ana player
Man tiabci who Will be supported by an
excellent cast Of players The plav
is being presented at the Third street
Theatre. New York City, for tho past
three months, where it played 10 ca
pacity Oulri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
Officer. y,In.,.,i

lSPrcia! toThc limos Dispatch. +
npite. VA. February li+--The Ra-
lli Mcrchants Association tonight
'tt'ltf tue following oHiccrs charlie
KUHN ss president: il. ~. Angiii, Vice
Pr"sidcnt ". J.. shields secretary; r..
u. click. treasurer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15

i$p9cialto The T!mcs. Diqpat ch,f
!, hpanokc, M February l4--jolin
IcrlN 6 Panc and .I;,nres pcndc;'-
nIA'' "err nlcd born to-day Tor mold.
,,'lB ,N2. ana EophDG w IT. Martin inthc
'H.inil tnd western l'arl. and @crc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
SOUND DEAD IN BED
C"i"rrd woman Named WnoIforrl !Ind
'ircn Mi,sln:. ana nnllrc InNcAtiSi,1c

IN Old colorcd w0nlan Named Woou .
iprk was found dead ias, n:,i, in Ter
room, q; 1850 Blair Stcci pcopn iiv-
Ing downstairs tclcp,oncl IL tho rirs,
SNtion. saJns ilai tbc old woman'a
p3"t ',a5 'orked and ,ia' she had not
PHcn seen 5ince Thursday
f"life Ofccra Nrug and Jennings
went - - hnHsc. and, breaking open
ne door found iicr dead IN bed Cor :
VlcE Lay i0t EicWcd lilo bOhN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
TOOK LAUDANUM
Mrs Alice Lees Lie saved. but She
Threaten, 10 TT. Again.

Thrch1chN {" TtH N.nin.
Ilr llarshbargcr of Inc City Ambu-
iauc. Corps. WAS called las, night 10
attend Mrs Alice Ice. Of 40 North
I WanIcth street Who was suffering
from Inc effects Of laudantum poisoning
'I,2" physician was met at the door by
Il hc wonian'S husband VINO said that
Mfs Lee ilad taken only a small GUAM
tity Treatment was administered by
iir iiarshharser. and Mrs. Ice soon re-
ovrg'l from the effects OF tho drug
Eut slu shid that she Would take iaud-
4ntiU again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15

Little bags, m c eli u III size
pags, large bags. For shop
Ping, snort trip or world wide
Journeys.
For little people and big
PeoPle-1nen and women.
Time yet to supply your va
cation needs from this big sale
OF travellers goods.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
rlLEs utnEp ~ q no 14nA,,


I our 1ruSsist VII. refund money IL PAIO
- I MENT !oil1 10 rnre Itching. l;lind
y, e"d.iI2 "a croirua.ns riles IN 81, day. sQc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
BOARD DEFEATS
MUSIC IN PARKS

Continued From First Pagc.)
.hder rule 81 the question of music
In the parks cannot again be consid-
cred during the life OF the present
p-il .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15

}. Cullen Darlington. clerk OF the
Circuit Court OF Charlotte county, is
another visitor. lie also talks much
OF good roads and the work OF the
convicts thereon. He likewise believes
that Martin Will carry Charlotte by q
Soou majority. and, although the coun-
" Is in MI GiaSSs district. he believe
senator Swanson's majority will be
larger there IMAM Senator Martins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15

Paul Mcitac, who Is II candidate TO
succeed John j. owen in tho Senate
is in the city attending the Grand
Lodge, stopping at the Park Hotel. Is
feels that his chances in the district
arc good,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15

James l.. kempcr, one OF tile mem
bcrs OF tic House OF Delegates from
Augusta county, IS also here. Asked
about politics, lie said that Augusta ma S
perhaps the best roads in the StatA.
lie has heard nothing said about the
senatorships. but Is firmly convinced
that the road sentiment has outgrown
construction. and that the people are
complaining that the present methods;
OF highway building are entirely TOO
slow TO suit the citIZcnS, who arc i'm
patient Tor better things
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