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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-17
" QUINNEYS'"

THE LOVE STORY or 4 BUSINESS MAN.
A new light in the literar, world during
the last three or four years is Mr.. Horace
Annesley Vachall, the British author, who
while living the life Of an American ranch
man, wrote some Of the most popular best
sellers" of the day. One of his best
books is the "Ouinneys'," which has been
put into drama form and was presented at
The Haymarket Theatre, London, with
great success. 1t was produced there in
Nav, 1918 and is still running. New York
saw the play for eight weeks at the Maxine
Elliott Theatre and it will now be seen at
the Providence Opera House the week Of
December 10th.
Mr., Vachalps affection for all sorts OF
people is no where better shown than in
his delightful story, "Quinneys' The
charm Of that story is not so much its
humor-amu,ing though /, is; not 50 much
It's drama-though it all swings up to a
big climax; but its unaffected and quiet
humanness.
Toe Quincy is a character unusual in
fiction Falling heir TO a moderate for
tune and an antique shop, while still a
Young man, Quincy learns the art Of maxi
ing "origiuals" Of distinctly modern
material from the bottom up. lie is
brusque, pushing. ambitious, very faulty.
but pfte,1v refreshing Hts sooi eyva,.e 20
worship any thing that is really old and
really artistic, yet, for time, he con-
tinoes the taking" business.
The love story Of Quincy and his young
wife Is one Of infinite tenderness and always
perfectly natural, while in later years his
devotion to her and toihis daughter is un.
ceasing. The latter has much to do with
the ultimate reformation Of his business
tactics.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-17
ASHLAND.

Covenant Lodge of Odd Fellows held a
regular session Saturday evening.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-17
NORTH SCITUATE.

The Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs.
S. Hopkins last week.
Scituste schools close Friday for the
annual vacation during the holidays.
The Tetlow farm on the Central Pike has
been sold TO II. a. Arnold Of summit.
Queen OF Sheba Chapter, Order Of East
ern Star, met Saturday night in Masonic
Hall.
The trustees Of the Free Baptist Church
have voted to purchase a new reed organ
for the auditorium.
The Local WomanS Christian Temper
ance Union held a session Monday after
noon in the Advent Church.
A business meeting of the c. L. s. was
held in the vestry Of the Free Baptist
Church, Saturday evening.
Rev. q b. cutler assisted by members
of the Christian Endeavor Society. held
services in the Chapel at Hopkins Mills,
Fl day evening.
The librarian Of lhe Public Library,
Miss Harrington, reports that a total OF
3o4 books were issued for the month Of
October and AT for November
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Pauding enter
tam on Sunday Edwin A. Smith, Donald
T. Jackson and son, +. A. Smith Jackson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril A. Babcock and
daughter, Betty Babcock.
North Sci uate Grange, No. SO, at its
regular meeting Wednesday evening, A.
w. Burgess decided to have State Deputy,
Amos Maker from Warren, install the new
officers January 5lh at a closed meeting
Mrs. Z b Dexter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Burgess, Mrs. |. q. Spencer and Martin
S. smith attended the annual meeting Of
the Rhode Island State Grange held in the
Mathewson st. Church, Providence last
week.
The annual Christmas sale, supper and
entertainment under the auspices Of the
Ladies Aid Society of the Free Baptist
Church was held last Friday afternoon and
evening in the vesry of the Church
Dexter's orchestra furnished music.
Rev. J. A. Ward Of Providence, held
special services at the Advent Christian
Church, Wednesday afternoon and even
ing. The Free Baptist Church omitted
their mid week prayer meeting in order to
attend the Wednesday evening service.
You will want watch for Christmas.
Be sure to see these ladies' 2o.year gold.
filled, SIz; gents 2o-year gold.fled,
SO aud Srz; nickel, 81 to IS. Come in
and see them if YOU want watch J. A..
ANGEL, 1928 Westminster street,
Oneyville square ADV.
The masquerade ball at Laurel Grange
Hall, Saturday evening, was great sue
cess. The prizes were won as follows:
Rest costumed gent, Arthur Suddard; lady,
Miss Christian Miller; most comical cos.
TUNED gent, Philip HoPp The lads prize
was won by {. Curier, cosiumed as a
woman.
Rev. G.. B. Cutler on Sunday morning,
preached from the following text, found in
Matthew VIlT verses 1928 In the even
inr, there was a most interesting meeting
held by the Christian Endeavor Society
and led by wayland Burgess. Remarks
were also made by +. r. Deckert Of the
Stewart Street Baptist Church, Providence
and Herbert +. Snider Of New York and
others.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-17
WESTCOTT.

Mr.. Marshall 7. Morgan Of Warwick
Neck, a student Of a Boston law school
called at the home of Miss Bertha Howard
on Sunday afternoon of this week on his
new Harley Davidson, motorcycle.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-17
List of New Advertisements
This Week

Read the following advertisements. YOU
III surely hnd Just what you want for
lristmas. 7 h Sc houses ale all reliable
ID what you may buy you can be sure
i'll be up-tr.date and first class goods in
cry respect.
Providence Public Market
Howard Heywood
L. L. Freeman Co.
A Bain'op & son
lohn Moriarity
y W Idea Store
Westminster Greenhouses
O San Souoi Company
John the Shoeman
Wevbosset Iewelry Company
Baird North Company
Providence Picture Frame Company
Fredette Brothers
Preston * Rounds Company
Roval Theatre
ID. Miller & Company, Inc.
Browns Auction Rooms
Olneyville Hav & Grain Company
II. {. Pohle & Company
Ioseph Krasuow
Tilden. Thurber
Flint & Company
John Notolato
{. J. Campeau
Ban pach Brothers
Mechanics National Bank
Industrial Trust Company
Uuion Trust Company
& NJ ID Wright
Sciiua'e Public Market
NJ. Kelly
New Sunnyside Inn
Charles +. McCloskey
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-17
A Breach,

Binks-Young Mr.. Flighhigh Is GER
tainly man of promise Jinks-So !
hear. understand Miss Butterfly Is
suing him for fifty thousand.-Judge.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-17

All kinds Of society printing done at the
TINES Office, olneyvills Square. Our
prices sss reasonable.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-17
Sidestepped.

Bix-Can you lend me 50 for month,
old boy? Dix-What the deuce does n
month old boy want with S52-Boston
Trsnscript.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-12-03

La nueva botica del Sr. Saave-
dra, contlgua a La Revista, abrira
sus puertas al pdblico el sabado
proximo,
Somos unicos agentes por la Ii
nea de Royal Society, en- hilos y
Articulos de Fantasia. Sc da aten-
ci6n especial a ordenes por correo
en- la Tienda de Trabajo de Aguja
y Arte. 49-52-4t.
La Sociedad Filntr6pica de
Taos, con motive de la fiesta del
barrio de La Iona, dara manana
sabado un lucido bale en- ell Taos
Hall. Dicho bale sera benefcio
de dicha Sociedad y para mejoras
EN- su edificio. Los seiores Low
tiki & Martinez ofrecieron para
tan loable prop6sito ell edifcio Taos
Hall. La admission para caballe-
ros SO cts. Sc invita- a todos los
taoseilos para que concurran tan
lucido bale.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-12-03

miro Barela, de Trinidad, Colo,
Hon. Octaviano A. Larrazolo y
otros prominentes oradores taose-
nos como el Senador Malaquias
Martinez, Hon. Antonio Av. Rive
ra y Hon. Ramon Sanchez,
La Camara de Comercio de Taos,
ha nombrado tambien una conf
sion de reception para recibir y
agasajar a tan distinguidos hues-
pedes durante Su permanencia en-
Taos. La Kit Carson Cornet Band
ha sido contratada para amenizar
el acto en- la llegada de nuestros
distinguidos huespedes.
Esperanto, pues, que todos los
maestros y directories de escuela
de este condado nos honraran con
su preSencia durante los dias 9y
10 de este, y que todos los padres
de familia y ciudadanos de los di-
ferentes distritos que Sc interesan
en- la buena marcha educational
de nuestra juventud tambien nos
visitaran como espectadores en-
nuestra Convention, me es grato
Suscribirme muy atentO servidor
JOSE MONTANER
Superintendent
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-12-03
Los Oradores Aceptan
la invitacion

He aqui las cartas recbidas por el
Superintendent de escuelas piblicas.
Executive Office Santa Fe. N M,
Nov. IS, 1915:
mi querido Professor Ciertamente
tengo mdcho placer de tener su invita-.
ci6n de Octubre % solicitindo mi pre-
sencia su junta educational. Yo lie
aseguro que tendre gusto en- aceptar 3
hacer 10 que pueda para ayudar entire
tener instruir en- esa junta.
Tengo las mejores expresiones1hacia
la gente de Taos y del Condado de Taos
me regocijo de la oportunidad para ha-
Ger algo para el beueficio de los intere-
ses educacionales de ese condado.
Sineeramente de I'd.
w. C. Mcdonald Gobernador.
Don Jose Montaner.
Caro- y buen amigo:
He recibido la suya del 20 del pr6ximo
pasado y en- contestaci6n la misma le
dire que voy hacer 10 possible por asis-
tir la reunion de maestros que I'd.
propone tener los dias 9 y 10 de Diciem-
bre.
Dandole las gracias por so bondadosa
invitacion me es grato firmarme s. S.
S. y amigo.
Antonio Lucero
Secretario de Estado.
Las Vegas N. NJ. Nov 2, 1875
Supt Jose Montaner
Taos n. NJ.
Mi auerido senior:
En- contesta su csrta de Octubre 90:
Yo estare con I'd. en- su reunion de,ma-
estros en- Die. BY 10. Yo aprecio alta
nente su invitaci6n y ell honor conferido
a mi,
Soy de I'd. con recuerdos.
Frank II. H. Roberts
Pres. N. N. Normal U
Las Vegas N. NJ. Nov. 10. 1915.
Sr. Don Jose Montaner.
Muy Sr. mio v amigo:
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-12-03
Ell PROGRAMA

El prograna consiste en- tres Sc
stones diarias. La primera session
Sc abrira a las 9 A. M. del jueves
dia 9 de Die, 2da. session a las 2
D. m. y Bra. session a las $50 p. m.
Ell primer orador de esta Ultima
session de la noche 10 sera el Cob.
VIM. C. Mcdonald y promote ser
esta session la mas importante del
programa, pues durante Ia prlmera
noche los oradores 10 seran los 81
guientes: Cob. VIM. c. Mcdonald,
Supt. Alvm N. White, Doctor Ro-
berts v Hon. 0. A. Larrazolo.
Las tres sesiones del segundo
dia seran t mbien muy importan-
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-12-03
MIL Personals

A segdn los reportes que de los
diferentes distritos escolares Sc han
recibido en- la oficina del Superin-
tendente de condado, no menos
que mil personals, entire maestros,
directories, alumnos y padres de
familia, Sc hallaran EN- esta plaza
con motive de esta importante con-
venci6n Educational, la primera y
mas importante que Sc ha tenido
en- este condado y en- donde Sc pom
,dra EN- manifesto 10 que Sc esta
hacienda y Sc ha hecho en- materia
educational en- los diferentes dis
tritos escolares de nuestro conda-
do
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-12-03
Department of Education
Santa he, n. M.
Nov. II. 1915


Supt. Jose Montaner:
Querido Sr. Montaner:
Estoy en- recibo de su carta reciente
sobre su reunion educational que esta
preparando para los dias 0 y 10 de Die.
pr6ximo, y tambien de su muy excelen-
te programa para la OCCASION. Yo acep-
to el lugar que I'd. me ha dado mi en-
el programa y estarG en- Taos para la
OCCASION. Possible que el Sr. Filadelfo
Baca ira tambien conmigo Yo esrero
que sera un esplendido evento el cual
I'd ha iniciado. Yo estoy SECURE que
esa reunion traera grandes benefcios
que trae siempre la union de maestros
y superintendent en- su condado.
De I'd, muy sinceramente.
Alvan N. White
Supt. de Inst. P6blca.
Por falta de espacio no publicamos
otras cartas que hemos recibido de
otros educadores y oradores que toma-
ran parte en- esta reunion.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-12-03
La GRAN REUNION EDCAOOM EN- TAOS Ell PROXMO EyFS NERNFS

tes, pues habra discusiones y dis
cursos por los maestros en- el art
de ensefiar; contestas en- deletret
y en- Aritmetica por Glen alum
de los diferentes distritos escola
En- la session de la noche habr5
presentaciones y ejercicios esq
res por alumnos de diferentes
cuelas y distritos. Habra tan
discursos sobre educaci6n pt
Senador Casimiro Barela, de 7
dad, Colo. y otros prominente'
dores.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-12-03
Del DrJH.MeLean.

ell
H
ausad snedi mismo
ell
la sparta
j H.. lasp
a pated dacuat
6PES ENFERMOS
n a
Ell
ell vocanio J. H..
IoDA De pO6E BlEN
REMEDI0
del fondo de
del tempe vndendo
Ia.
omp tas IN Epanole stan ldedorde | edbote
~ FHEPARApo uNIoAMEMTE PoR p.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-12-03
IMPORTANTE
A los Directories v |
estros de Escuela

jeto de llamarles SUI atenci6r
Udes. a la gran reunion Educ,
nal y Exhibition de trabajo indus
trial que tendra lugar en- Taos ell
pr6ximo jueves y viernes 9 y 10
de Diciembre que rige.
A esta importante reunion Y ex-
hibici6n deben atender todos los
maestros del condado de Taos, di-
rectores de escuela y aquellos alum
nos que EN- los diferentes distritos
hayan sido preparados para repre-
sentar su parte en- ell programa.
La atendencia de esta Convention
Educational, la primera que tiene
Ell condado de Taos, es compulso-
ria para los maestros y ninguna
escusa sera aceptada, pues es de
esperarse que cada una escuela
tendra su exhibici6n y que los ma
estros en- sus respectivos distritos
no Sc ayergonzaran al ensefiar su
trabajo hecho entire sus alumnos,
pueS al no estar representada al
guna escuela distrito, podria eau
sar crltica Y desconfanza en- GUAM
to al trabajo de tales maestros V
por esta razon sugiero que tanto
maestros como directories hagan
todo esfuerzo possible para que su
distrito sea debidamente represen-
tado Ell esta gran reunion educa-
cional.
Todo ell edificio de la casa de
cortes sera dedicado para la exhi-
ci6n de trabajo manual y de escue-
la, y el teatro Victoria, debidamen-
te decorado, sera dedicado para la
reunion de maestros y directories,
discursos, etc, Todos los maestros
de escuela deben estar en- Taos con
sus trabajos de Exhibition para el
microbes en- la tarde dia s, debien-
do cerrar sus escuelas el elmartes dia
7. Los dias que Sc tomen los macs
tros la atendencia a la reunion son
diaS libres para los maestros y de-
ben considerarse como dias de en-
sefanza. Parte de los costos de
Y directories deben ser
sufragados de los fondos de sus
respectivos distritos.
Esta reunion es de mucha i'm
pOrtancia para el adelanto educa-
cional de la juventud que Sc edu-
ca, pues con tales reuniones los
reciben nuevas e impor-
tantes ideas y metodos de ense-
fianza que pueden luego implantar
en- sus respectivas escuelas. Por
este raz6n yo espero que tOdOs los
maestros y directories de escuela
de los diferentes cuarenta distritos
escolares del condado de Taos aten-
deran sin falta a esta convention
Sc espera que un
buen n1mero de padres de fami-
liza de todos los distritos tambien
atenderan como espectadores en-
convention.
PREMIOS
Habra irnportantes y valiosos
premios para aquellos distritos VI
maestros que presenter mejor ex-
L .b.c;S,, o,, <rrhaio manual do pS
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-12-03
PREMIOS

Habra importantes y valiosos
premios para aquellos distritos y
maestros que presenter mejor ex-
hibici6n en- trrbajo manual de es-
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-12-03
LOS ORADORES

Los principales oradores 10 seran
el Gobernador de Nuevo Mexico
Hon. VIM. c. Mcdonald, ell secre-
tario de Estado Hon. Antonio Lu-
cere, el Superintendent de ms
trucci6n P1blica de Estado, Hon.
Alvan N. White, Prof. Filadelfo
Baca, Prof. Rupert F, Asplund,
Dir. Frank H. H. Roberts, Hon. 0.
A. Larrazolo, Senador Casimiro
Barela, del estado de Colorado y
nuestros oradores locales. Todos
estos caballeros han escrito va al
Superintendent de condado acep-
tando la invitaci6n y el lugar con-
ferido en- el programa.
LA CAMARA DE COMERCIO
La Camara de Comercio de Taos
Sc reuni6 ell martes con el PROPOSE
to de nombrar una comisi6n de re-
cepci6n para recibir tan ilustres
huespedes y al mismo tempo para
tomar los propios pasos en- asistir
a la Association de Maestros y ha-
Ger de esta reunion educational un
evento ilnportante en- la historic
de Taos.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-12-03

Es evidente que uno de los even
tos mas lucidos e importantes para
este hermoso vale, 10 sera sin du-
da la pr6xima convention de ma
estros y directories de escuela del
condado de Taos que Sc reunira en-
esta plaza el pr6ximo jueves y
viernes 9 y 10 de Diciembre.
La Association de Maestros del
Condado de Taos, directories de
escuela y el comercio local, todos,
en- cooperation con el Superinten-
dente de escuelas de condado, es-
tan todos ocupados con actividad
para que esta Convention reyista
toda la importancia possible.
El edifcio de casa de cortes sera
engalanado artisticamente y en- di-
ferentes secciones para la exhibi-
ci6n de trabajo manual, pintura,
costura, bordados, cocina etc. de
los diferentes cuarenta distritOs
escolares de este condado. Ell nue.
vo ediflcio Victoria Theatre, tam
bien elegantemente decorado, sera
ocupado para la Association y para
los discursos de los muchos y pro-
minentes educadores que de dife-
rentes parties del estado tomaran
narte en- el DrOprama.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-12-03

Reeibi su atenta carta del 16 del CO.
rriente; no le habia contestado su pri-
mer carta por que hace unos dos tres
- he levantado de la cana;
o,,1 o1to,, ~,
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-07-17
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

S,s.
!, Is orient Insurance Gem ,anv
y M. hartford, Conn.,, issued to
\ s. rs, wall y Richardson, agents
\ NJ. oe,ssedale. Miss, Fire Policies
a dsls,s.'4 n'G to 579S00. and lorna
l;s.,''s aol'cles Nos. 1868 to l2o5o.
h..1 huslve. These policies have
Cost LOST or misplsced and the
,h..ly ,hmpany will deny any liability
i. saf. suuoef. In case the docume ents
bo,h h,lua ~ the finder will oblige
b. 'I tine .ns Company and the Agency
Csr"a!dlng them to H. M.Street
~ agent, Meridian, Miss
WALL & RICHARDSON.
BY w, F. Wall.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-07-17
~ EHE CITIZENS OF RG E.
DALE,

Ihe Committee appointed Ivy the
/, soafd OF Aldermen for the purpose
nave completed all financial ar
Maaements 'aoking toward the Civ
:ae o. a barbecue by the Town and
Y citizens on July 10Th. REMEM-
- lfat this barbecue is absolute
Z non-pclitical, and the committee
1ssoy calls upon each and every
!: s.uzen Of the Town to constitute
.a''seif and hers.lt each,a commit
y " ene to 'ertain visitors.
!. ~ snRees i.ns that will add to
- - success OF the barbecue will be
s'soly received bv tie committee !.
~. Respec fully,
MARCUS l. KAUFMAN.
Chail man.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-07-17
OPPOSED TO A DIVISION OF
THE COUNTY.
Shaw, Miss. Jnly 18th 1o1

Shaw. Miss, Jnly 14th 1915:
Mr.. Walter Sillers Jr.
Rosedale. Mississippi,
Dear Sir: 1t has been brought
to my attention that you advocate
/, the dividing of Bolivar county and
that if elected to the legislature
you will introduce bill and make
all effort to get this division.
read carefully your platform as
it appeared in the county papers
and do not remember 10 have seen
any statement iu regard to this
matter.
l consider this measure of great
importance and cannot believe that
you would support such measure
without mentioning it i'll your pub
lie communication.
would be glad to hear from you
as to the correctness of this report.
and will ask vnu to kindly advise
at your earliest convenience how
you stand on this matter.
If this report is correct l feel
that it would be an injustice TO
the citizens of the county it You
fail to express your view on tue
matter, aud OIL the other hand if
it is incorrect you will be doing
yourself an injustice if you do not
publicly announce your position
OH this measure.
Awaiting yon usual prompt re-
ply I remain.
Yours verv truly,
Nj. B. Brister.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-07-17

Rosedale, Miss, July 18th. l615.
Mr.. NJ. B. Britisher.
Shaw. Mississippi,
Dear Sir:-Yours OF the 14lh inst
in which you ask me to define my
position on a division of Bolivar
county received. In reply will sly
that l am not in favor of dividin Z,
Bolivar county and have never
been. When the question was up
a year or SO ago openly annonnc-
ed my opposition to it. and have
seen no reason to change my opin-
ion OH This question. l have never
contemplated introducing a bill to
divide the county, and it elected
Will not introduce ruch bill. and
will oppose any bill introduced for
that purpose,
l did not mention this matter ir
my published statement because |
did not consider it an issue i'll this
camp .ign.
I am very much obliged to you
for your letter, which l publish
with this answer. as it gives me
an opportunity to define my posi-
ton on he question.
Sincerely and truly yours.
NALrFs SILLERs, JR.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-07-17

~ axxer c.xntx D<mse-~f
:. IL. psstsfice at Rosedale,
Miss. II al second.elass matter
su,scRIPTIoN. 81 50.

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W H ARNOLD
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-07-17
ENDORSED AT HOME.

We, the undersinged qualified electors
aud neighbors of our fellow townsinen,
5. auley F. Gaines. candidate for repre-
sentative, take pleasure i'll pldging him
our support.
He has grown to manhood among us
and we know that he will he honest
and fearless in the discharge Of the
duties OF any offie. to which he may
aspire
We l'"a'tilv endorse his platform and
fromn X kiowledge OF his Integrity and
ability. nelieve that he will be faithful
every promise made and trust imposed.
We want to assure the cit,zcus Of Bol.
ivar county who may know him as We
de-, that they will have Representa- :
live. it elected, who will serve the whole
people.
w A McDill. Mayer of Town Of Boyle.
5 J Golfer, MrrshalI OF town of Boyle.A
Oswald Ward. Aldermen OF fown Of
Bo, le. !.
ID l. E Shves, Alderman Of town oi
B.yle.
X NJ Dakin, Alderm All Of tewn Of Boyle
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-07-17
Capital $25,ooe.oe

- ,siness assurance
81 fac1ity cons stent wi tn sound banking.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-07-17

(Coutinued on Page 8, 5th COLI
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-18

down for a slight violation of traffic
rules, then why don't loop newspaper
trucks and wagon drivers get
theirs" for endangering the lives OF
Chicagoans as they do every days
Watch the trucks and wagons and
see which ones are the worst to-
blame.
1t is only fair to say that it is a,
ten-tO-one. shot that the officers on
the corners and on beat duty are not
absolutely to blame. Who's letting
the newspapers get away with the
speed business?