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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
SAUNDERS AGAIN HEADS
DEMOCRATIC COMMIT TEE
organization Meeting Is icId and
Vacancies ,on Committee
Arc Filled.
PLANS FOR SPRING PRIMARY
Democrats Will Vote for Mayor,
Aldermen and Councilmcn ON
April 4-I.ists Close Next Thurs
day at Noon.

inc newly elected CITY Democratic
committee held it's organization meet :
ilS last night at Murphy's Hotel. clyde
W. saunders was reelected chairman.
Duke secretary. T.. V. Evans treasurer
ANA W. H. Washington sergeant at :
arms. All OF the elections having been
by unanimous vote
Ihc secretary reported the rcsi:;nl-
Ton of John l.. Rose as u member OF
.ic committee from Ice Ward. Mr.
Rose having announced himself as Il
candidate for the city Council. The
seat OF Leroy q. CrcuShaw Was de-
riarod vacant by reason OF his having
removed from the ward from which he
WAS elected, ana the secretary also
reported Il vacancy Oh the committee
caused by the death OF George r. Davis
The various ward DELEGATIONS retired
during Il recess OF the committee and
reported the following nominations.
winch were approved 10y the committee:
Lee Ward: Because Of the fact that
only five candidates oficr-d in the last
primary in this ward while the law
allows IL seven seats on the committee.
the committee nominated for the two
vacancies the names Of Foster Witt
and DR. +. W. Murrcll. ana - succeed
Mr.. Rose, Frank Ecrrandni. For ward
superintendent. Hugh Stockdcll as
siStant. br. Charles Y. Darlington.
Clay Ward For superintendent. w.
Il. Jennings: Horace Burnett assistant
jefferson Ward: Mann T. Rogers. SUI
pcrintcndcnt; 7. T.. Johasou. assistant
Madison Ward: i'or vacancies on thc
committee. George N. Cease in place
of MIR. Davis. aud !. i. Robertson III
place al Mr.. crcnshaw. Ward super
intcudcnt. i. T. Bethel and assistant
James T.. Hart.
pY. Darlington offered tho following
resolution in regard Ia the spring pri
mary. which was adopted
Whereas. tho general law calls for
- primary on IN" first Tuesday in April
therefore, Nc IT resolved. That wr
hold oar city primary for tho nomi-
nati"n az candidates for Mayor. Board
OF .Nidcrmcu nui Common Council ON
Tuesday. Apri I. lcii. and that cutrics
for same b" closed ON February :. at
II o'clock noon. and the chairman Of
tho city committee is hereby in
sirlctcd not 10 receive any notice OF
candidates after that time for spid phi
MARY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
POLLOCK TO RUN
Oncrs to Enter Competition for Scat
In Common Council From
Clay Ward.

Gilbert *. ro!lock. on the petition OF
several political organizations, yestcr-
day consented - bmnounce himself as
II candidat" for The Common Council
from clay Ward. into which lie recently
moved
Mr. Pollock resi-: '.d his scat from
Madison Ward al the last meeting OF
the Common Council because of his
removal from that ward. At that time
he did not say whether hc would be-
come candidate from Clay Ward
though il Was kn"Yn that pressure
WAS being brought t.. bear upon him to
run.
At the time Of hi- resignation Mr.
Pollock was IN po'n; Of service tho
Oldest member 81 ,lc lower branch
having served tho city for twenty
NCIrv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
DANViLLE MEN PRAISED
Reports From IioprwcIi tttcst EN-
cheney of Within on Duty
There.

COMPANY NJ, First Regiment. OF DAN
vile. which company has been on duty
at lIopcwcll for the last ten days, will
remain at III" Wizard City for another
week Adjutant General Sale received
- report yesterday Of the work OF NJ
Company and said that the greatest
harmony exists between the pcople Of
the town and the soldiers. and that
nothing but praise is heard OF tho
militia.
General sale had planned to scnd the
rrc"crickshnI Company TO lfopewell
TINS week. However. = Company. Sec
ond Regiment, which j. at ,,ulpono-
has nc"n notified to hold itself in rcadi.
ness TO 20 TO liopcwoll next week TO
relieve tho panvillc soidicys
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29

Judgment iu favor OF tho plaintiff
WAS rendered Yesterday in tho Law and
EIuit.' Court ia the suit OF J. r Mayo
against tho crystal Bottling Works.
Iuc.. for 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
MAJOR tu>uI EST ACCEPTS
I'I,tt, ron CADETS

Major Conquest, %! ih" Cadets. re
Spondcd by saying that hc felt grail
fed To rcc"v" q tlag iro,u sucI bis
torio organization rs tho Blues The
"'c"p'aur" Of tho city Nn- from tho
Elncs would b" AN oven, 10 nc re-
mcmhcrcd for wears to come.
'ftcr the presentation the cadets
passed IN review. Major Howlcs and
CAPTAIN Conquest expressed themselves
as highly pleased With tho excellent
showing Of tho boys. TIL" spectators
applaud'd tho young soldiers while
They wcr" going through tlrcir bat
TALON drill
The Incrnhcrs Of the Blucs and their
invited guests danced after tho pre-
scltall0m.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29

Councilman George II l"ms.lcu. Of
Jefferson Nard. YESTERDAY ilcd ms no
ticc rf candidacy for recollection. Mr..
unrSd"n has been in III bcalih Tor
some time. hrt is Improving. and on
Thursday night was able 10 attend ia"
meeting of tho Finance Committee,
iohn t.. Rose lr.. son OF john T..
Rose. for ton wears Mayor nf BARTON
Hoi"lts. also Mod his caniid.ry for
tho common Council from Lee Ward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
tnnnot ChnnEc n, Nam.

The Richmond Trus, and Savings
COMPANY. Incorporated. Was not allow
ed hy tho state Corporation Commission
10 change ~. name 10 Tho Richmond
Trust Conphuy' The decision Was
rendered on Yesterday. Protest against
tho proposed change waY filed Ivy tho
Richmond Bank ana Trust Company on
the ground that ib" Uow title would
tend 10 confuse tho TWO institutions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
MUNICIPAL FLAG IS
PRESENTED TO CADETS
Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Battalion Entertain High
School Boys.
CUTCHlNs MAKES ADDRESS
Acting for Major Bow!cs, lie Pre-
sentS Silk Emblem. Which Bears
Seal of City and Battle Flag of
COnfcderacy.

! The John Marshall High School
Cadets were last night presented with
the official flag of the city OF Richmond
/ by the Richmond Light Inantry Biucs'
Battalion at the liiucS' Armory in an
Impressive military ceremony Captain
John y. Cutchius. iii command OF the
battalion iii the absence Of Major
Huwlcs. who is OH detached duty at
llopcwcl1. made the presentation speech.
and Major +. i. Conquest. in command
OF the cadets, made the speech Of ac-
CcptanCc
, The handsome silk emblem Of the city
is OF blue field with a white fringe
On one siGc is the ancient seal Of the
city Of Richmond and on the diverse
is the battle flag of tho tonfcdcracy.
with the words "pco Nindicc" ON the
shield.
Amon. the visitors present WAS Lieu
cnant-Govcruor J. Taylor l:llyson. SUI
pcrintcudcnt Of schools i. y. 4. Chand-
ler. members Of the School Eoard and
Major Eowlcs, who came up from Hope
we'll. but who took no part in the ccrc-
muny. Tile galleries around the big
armory were filled with spectators. who
applaudcd The wcll-cNccutvd drill of the
Blues and OF tho cadets
HRILiItNT sCI:NEI\
me. iUMURN DRILL. HALL.
The Elucs' Battalion marched into
tho armory first and formed in bat
talon front. The BOY Scout Drum.
Fifc and Eu.le Corps, thirty i've strong
came next. and then followed the high
school cadets. Because OF the crowded
condition of the armory, tho last squad
IN tho four companies of the ElucS was
compelled to drop out. Captain
Cutchins said that ono OF tho largest
gathering OF military companies ever
III tho armorI WA: present last night,
After the Blues had passed before
the reviewing officers. the presentation
OF tho flag followed.
The commanding officers from the
Siucs VINO supported Captain cutchins
were: Company y. Captain H. w
Hicks: Company u. Captain NJ. f.
James. Company {. Captain NJ. :.
Hewitt: Company -. First Lieutenant t.
j. EosSiueX. color Sergeant John VIII
lians presented the flaG
The commanding Officers from The
high school cadets: Commanding Of
ticcr Major T.. +. Conquest and. Conn
ranN \. Captain NJ l.. Moutcus;ic. COM
pauS T.. captain j. y. Sloan: Company
G. CAPTAIN &. II. Dickcrson Company H.
Captain John ~ Marcusc. color Ser
-eant Earle T. Bethel received the flau
4 tI,'rStS tI'IfIIt> n<J,t,S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-28
1,.oni1nncd r,oin .raursaaxl

CONTINUED F,o,n Thursday)
Al the door oc the witness room he
paused moment and, opening it.
called TO Brennan. the detective, who
had figured In the trailing of Daniels.
and said. quietly:
II want Dave Pollock's chauffeur II
possible, have him IN court within an
hour OF two
Yes sir"
And. Brcnnan--Ee: the carriage man
1T the Hotel Republic, too. The man
who was on duty in front of tho hotel
on the night Pollock was killed. It's
Important We must work quickly.
There isn't moment to lose
"Ill have them here. sir. don't you
fear
And snatchinr up his hat, Brennan
set off down the corridor mt brisk
trot, the waiter staring after him and
noddinE with pleasure at being able 10
comprehend the orders that the law
ser had given.
They can prove all say. SIR he
said 10 l.arEdon. II hope II will help,
Shall YOU put me on the stand ~
once
Yes" said I.anrdon: I'm going -
cali you the FRS, thing. You mustn':
he nervous about II, though. It's not
really such an ordeal as it sounds"
Il .hant hc nervous. SIR said the
waiter. but his face did pale n little
when he saw the crowded room and
the judge
tie acted like a man who had never
he"n III courtroom before.
He took the oath firmly, however
and his voice, though a bit shaky. WAS
clear rs lc answered Lunudon's cues
t!ons
Ills name. nc said was James Wat
SON. lie was forty-thrce years old,
and WAS employed as a waiter a, the
Criterion club.
You sec. sir" he went on confden.
tally, there is not enough work in
the dining room to keep us busy ex-
cep' ~ meal times They keen one or
TWO men on duty on account OF orders
for drinks. hut III. rest OF us serve
"nlH at breakfast. luncheon and din
nc". That leaves us some free time.
and Nc mostly have one or two Of The
gentlemen who live AT the club TO lno,,
after was man for Mr. Pollock
Thu, Is looked after his clothes and
attended 30 his wants in the way OF
NaictinC."
watson whom was the last time
You saw My rollocli?"
A!ter the 'hcatcr sir on tho nigh,
When he was--whcn he died"
~" uttered III" last phrase almost in
whisper: and there was The awe i'm
his voice OF the uneducatcd At The
mention q. death
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-28

clerk Of the United States District
Court The liabilities OF III, concern
were given ut S6.T1S.0i. and the assets
were placed at s!.S55. Chief among
tho assets mentioned was Il tract OF
land, valued at $1,000. near Oakwood.
some 500 gallons OF whisky and 1855
cash.
Under ali order OF the referee in
bankruptcy. X. X FLORENCE was an
pointed receiver In his first report
I" the court tho receiver stated that
orders to the amount Of some forty
gallons per day were received and
advised that II he be allowed to fin
these orders the creditors would profit
thereby. He WAS ordered. by the rcfe-
'"c in bankruptcy. to continue the
business uLt'l May 10, II, In his opinion,
II would pay
voluntary petition was also filed
by Thomas II. Atkinson, Of Richmond
giving his occupation as motorman.
The liabilities were given as S25s5s,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-28
Ethical
alks

! does mean wcll--but she only contains
| mates the atmosphere.
| Although hundreds OF different me-
dicinal agents are commonly admits
tered with hypodcrmic needle. the Old
woman acts and yammcrs on tho as
sumption that anything so administered
Is dangerous dope. Although nine out
of ten OF the modern scra or Nacciues
are utterly harmless. even when they
fail Ia produce the anticipated results.
the old woman finds therein Il sufficient
explanation for any possible skin dis
ease or constitutional disturbance the
patient may acquire 1t any future time
among the troubles being eczema and
tuberculosis. The old woman knows
hasn't she had "experi"nce' in gossip
tnS about the neighbors' health?
The old woman steps into the breach
the decision against q life saving or
health conserving operation They
didn't do them Things when she was
girl. Aud look at her. But don't
look at the mortality tables Of her
time-because if YOU do YOU will Il.
mortified at the high death rate from
durable disea SEES.
What we wish to convey when we
say such mean things about tho "olh
women" is Just this No one under
takes TO give YOU advice unless he or
she assumes tn know more than YOU
know. And no one offers gratuitous
advice unless you are of a weak. easily
influenced character. In short when
the old woman takes YOU IN hand she
Tor maybe 1t is ne) betrays lack OF
respect for your personality. The as
sumption Is that YOU don't know
enough TO know your own mind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-28
Woman and Home

wreaths made OF flowers and fruit arc
rather quaint.
You may not believe It, but an i'm
ported model. built upon the lines OF
the torpedo toque OF last winter. bears
two roses and an onion In cluster
right In front. The onion may have
been meant for rose. but we doubt
II. 1t has every detail except the smell.
The lady In the picture to-day is not
wearing long rufiied cape. She Is
attired in skirt and cape-and other
things. OF coursc--and the two gar
ments are so perfectly adjusted that
one cannot say where skirt disappear
and where cape reveals. We shall dis
close tho secret. though YOU may havo
guessed IT. the three upper ilounces
belong to the shoulder covering; tho
skirt claims all the rest.
This stunning design comes from
Paris, the hub of the sartorial uni
verse. and bears the cachet OF great
couturicre. The material Is elephants
gray serge. with collar of white
hroadcloth. edged with gray cord and
finished at the hood point with n pair
of merry dangling gray tasscls. The
skirt has a shirred yoke empiecement
wide Rirdle and blouse OF gray
crepe GeorGette. 1t is cnlivened and
bcautihed by the lavish use Of hand
stitchery In currant-colorcd silk
Hand embroidery is decidedly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-28
What to Wear
FIouneed Effect Formed BY Combined
Skirt and Cape.
by Nine. Qui Ntye.

IN sartorial matters ugl!ness and
beauty are the same thing until III,
mina and the eye are trained TO dis
'hEHlah one from the other
y Is sad enough 10 see little duck
!hSs III the windows OF confectiOncrs.
sh0is' hut 10 see them on millinery is
something Ehas,ly, though +, mus, r..
acknowledged tha, they are only make
oeiieVe OF yellow fuzzy-wuzzy.
Most nice women cannot abide bi-o.
O. hats, Of wings In any form. ve,
there has been pronounced tendency
mas season 10 force birdlcts ,;pon lis
iurban o; Neddo has whole family
OF swallows lying around the bri,u. ana
large sailor IS decorated with a par.
rot that never lived or asked FOR q
cracker since It is made OF green vol.
Ne'. mana painted in yellow and rod
tints
fussy willow makes pretty trim
'of mats ~ good size. and II ~ ne,,
I" Impossible 20 distinguish the irni,a.
tion from the real The so-caIlea nor
celia" flowers are Interesting and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-28
Changing Medicine
By " Hliom Brady, M. D.

Our !rvcpressib!e friend, the old
woman, seems destined To remain the
doctors Nemesis. She is always on
hand 10 point out his errors or 10 EN-
phasizc the evil or Uutoward effects of
his treatment. and, ii YOU are in her
opinion mentally Inferior. To tell YOU
JUST what YOU ought TO take
She II is. in her hcurative being. who
creates and maintains the fear OF anti
toxin harbored by unedUcated people
II Is her suggestion that causes the
patient to discontinue this or that part
or the treatment without seeking the
doctors advice, whenever any new or
unusua! developments arise In the
course OF an !!lness. The old woman
OF the ncighborhood leaves In her
meanderinG wake trail OF dlstrust
suspicion and despair. She hastens the
inevitable bad ending, and postpones
hoped-for convelescence She
comes 10 the house of sickness like a
weii-wishing frlend-and usually she
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-28
Burning Both Ends

Your way of living at the present
time may afford YOU lot of fun and
amusement, but have YOU ever stopped
I" consider what YOU are taking from
your old age?
Have YOU thought OF the drain on
your vitality:
Do you realize that you are wearing
out valuable machine you can't re
place
While you may keep some OF the
parts IN order, your sort OF life will
surely weaken the bodily machine until
II VIII he unable 10 carry you through
the allotted thrcescore years and ten.
treasure AT the expense OF strength
which Is needed in declining years il
IKE digging ones own grave and tax
ing all ones days TO do IT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-28
The Family Tree
BY william j.. Kirk.

Young Hilkins had family tree
He often spoke about.
His grandsire fought at Wounded Knee
And put ten rednen out
His other grandsirc was n man
OF wondrous strength and size
His uncle spared with Sullivan
And BACKED the champions eyes
His Aunt Louise could paint a storm
So cold and bleak and gray
That If you wanted to keep warm
You had 10 look away.
His Aunt Matilda met a count
And married him ut once
Ills Great Aunt Kate became the mate
OF Baron Dubbeldunce.
Young Riikins kept that tree display cd
For every mortal eye:
lie loved TO loiter In it's shade
And watch the world go by:
lie loved TO loiter and to strut
For such as cared 10 see.
As though he were the only nut
Beneath a family tree
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-28

with assets in the sum OF 5000. rep
resented by stocks In various con-
Germs and farm Implements
Eddie Noteworthy Short, OF Black
stone, who gave his occupation as a
nrcman, Med voluntary petition in
bankruptcy. He gave his liabilities as
{6l20l. No assets were given.
Russell a. Ladd. of 2l2s East Main
street. hled voluntary petition in
bankruptcy. in which he gave as his
liabilities sts9.30. with assets of S3s7eo.
represented by machine for manu-
featuring gas for soda fountains and
tanks for containing the fuid whcr
manufactured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-28
decid eddy

"Nocuey. and there is no such happy
chance as having too much Of Il.
Hemstitching on blouscs remains de-
sirable.
Stunning Eirtlles of Oriental design
in hrocades appear with some suits
AZ a variation Of the short puffcd
sleeves that appear on dancing frocks
Jenny offers Il dainty novelty. The
fitted sleeve drops from the shoulder
midway to the elbow. and from tina,
tho pun energies. II is picturesque
aud effective sleeve. especially when
executed OF mousseline de sole. wolfe,
net or tulle.
There. is tremendous interest in
ostrich edE ing. which is used on gowns
parasols, stcles. hats and cvcnins
wraps One has Ia I've careful ia
select good quality. as ostrich fringe
with uncurlcd edge is anything bu,
desirable.
copyright, 1915, by ]. KeeleyD
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Useful
Hints
SYNOPSIS.


Nary Page. actress. is accused Of the
by her lover, Philip LanGdon Pollock was
intoxicated. Al Mary's trial she admits she
had the revolver Her maid tesufies that
Mary threatened Pollock with IL pre-
,iously. ard Mary's leading man duplicates
I.srguon. How Mary disappeared from the
scene of the crime Is u mystery. Brandon
;els OF strange hand print he saw Oh
Niarys shoulder. furirer evidence shows
that horror Of drink produces temporary In.
sanity IN Mary. The defense is ''repressed
psy Ghosts" Witnesses describe Marys hight
from her in;oNlca,cd father and her fath-
,rs suicide. Nurse Walton describes the
l..dr.p,nS ~ Mary by Pollock and Amy
Barton tells OF Mar!s struggles 10 become
actress. Of pcllock's pursuit of her; ana
ut another occasion when the smell OF
liquor drove Mary insane There Is evil
denre that Daniels, MARY ) manager. threat
.ned Pollock. Mary faints on tho stand
and again goes insane when Il policeman
offers her whisky. Daniels ,estihes that
l'ol!cch threatened TO Kill Mary and Lang
don. ana actually attempted TO Kill Lang
doh. Two witnesses describe Mary = Hight
% the street from the hotel, and her alb
,luction ley men from IA gambling place
i"ar-b. Further evidence seems TO incrim-
.nitc Daniels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-28
Fridays Menu
Hcokhful Variety of Food
BrenkfaSt

BrenkfaSt.
Oranges Ccrcal
bmele; with Parsley
POTATOES Cooked in Milk Coffee
Lunch.
Lobster Salad
Parker House Rolls
S'ewed i'runcs with Thin Cream
Dinner.
hakeu FRESH tod Mashed Potatoes
i'icliled BcetS Custurd puddin,
Chocolate EclairS COFFEE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-28

VIII the following correspondents
please send stamped. addressed en-
velopes for private reply: Mrs. l.. Y.
II. T.. b.. \. a. w. H. r.. Subscriber
Mrs. s, Thankful S, q. y w. J. A. S.
one Who Is Interested, j. +. a., Miss
NJ ~, Il. 9. l., y. NJ. Il. H. w. Joe l.
a.. Mrs. T.. -. b.. f. r., NJ. G.. l.. 4 u
Mrs. +. II. H, and D. II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-28

Electric Nibrator.-Is an electric y
orator good for the hcaltho
Observation-Disclosures useless.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-28
DISTILLING COMPANY FILES
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY
North state Company Places It's Lin
billtieH mt SB.71S.0i. With As
sets of SI,S55

The North State Distilling Company,
OF 6lO West Broad Street. filed a petit
ton in bankruptcy yesterday with the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-28
STOP TALE

StUP TALK
Ee!en--fve heard that men rr.fer
20 MAKE love 10 SNORT girls rather than
to tall ones.
Harry "a broker>--res It's IN.
shorts that YOU always hear Of a. get
tiBK squeezed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-28

Answer--By all means have the teeth
put IN good condition at once. That or
any other minor surgical treatment Is
perfectly safe and advisable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-28

Milk Of MaCncsia for Rloatlnr ana
Hives.-l suffer considerably from
bloatins. indigestion and hives find
milk Of magn asia very helpful Could
pepsin he added 10 IL? tr so. In what
form would YOU advise it?
Answer.--It could, but 1t would he
pepsin wasted. as pepsin requires an
acid medium. Moreover, pepsin as a
remedy never In Itself does any good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-28
Questions and Answers.

Dentistry for Expcctant Mother
VIII YOU please tell me If It would he
all right for mo to have nv teeth
crowned or filled or extracted during
pregnancy The teeth are In bad con-
tint,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-07

mes y leyes menci0nadas dlSpolgan'
Art. 3o.-Los JueCe5 y Maglsira-
dos que Sc nombrarcn conforme L TO
,iispGe,io "a ei articulo anterior.
duraran en vel njcrcicio De 81 en-
rargo hasia que, rc$tablecido q or
arn constitutional. Sc hagan ios nrl"-
los nuinbrau;ruIc, an los i"rmi!Ao>
uur p-rlra-am as iryrs.
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ANECDOTAS.

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rart;dp d2 E"aui> Del Rio
Eagle Pass.

p"lN,maUIrut1 =" iu-&ra ga r>t&
rluGad III -~eusariona. purid" It" Ie-
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