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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-08
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

FyiAowing are additional inmates "
me regular session "a ne eoanty eoas.
agiesi14lsss ID session tais Meeks
AgresaDls - advertisements for nas
IN court Aoase rep4lrs the foIleping
bide we're ogeasa and presented. ~
~ Elsn0f 1885, Il. ~ Turner gsg9 a.
Charles BY g5gs. W. 4. Psramors
g1zzs9. and W d. Seward gzss7g
After due consideration fhe bid II
W H. seward was accepted and fh
pcntraft awarded " him. he being re~
g9irea b Dat ~ bond for 875 Tor
mo faithful fgiiiiiment N bile contract
Tha foIloMing bids uere opened ~
coal for the county ard separate
seiloois. T ". Chase m fancy luinp
eoal delivered. g4s5; Greek c0ai and
Mining 60. Tor domestic .a.sp. $500
+ o b. mines. L.. W. Chase ~aa award
"a tbs contract.
The depository bond ~ the National
Bank of gerden for county funds for
1900. made By tne United States ~
deity and Guarantee company wan
presented arg ayUfoyed
The deposltory bond of the Farmers
stats bank of Cbiekasha Tor county |
funds FOR 5000 made by the Maryland 4
caeuaify company vas presented and
approyed.
An order was directed b the county
highway engineer 70 lay out the Star
.own4iip roads
Mrs Josie Huffrln was allowed 81
Der month under compulsory school
aw for two children
Mrs. Matte McChnion was allowed
n 80 per month Tor same purpose for
hree children
Mra Bessle LAGER was allowed SO
,er month for same purpose for four
hlliren
Clara Smith, p paupcr, vas allowed
6 per month for maintenance.
The dragging report Of J. y. Kems
Ia tho verdenchickasha road was pro.
ented and approved.
William Young was refunded sl3I7s
enalty erroneouely paid on 1912 tax
ale certificates on lots s and 9. block
2. city Of Chickaaha.
The allowance Of fio per month TO
G. 0lihen for care Of papucr was
sduccd 10 $3.50 per month.
IN the matter Of the board releasing
. W. Hill from the payment Of Ger.
in personal taxes in Star township
sseesed against Hnl a Cook nov
omca Cook and asks for fehcarins
the matter The rehearing was
rantcd and the county clerk instruct.
ID to summon The parties concerned
, appear before the board at the next
,gular meeting OF the board.
Tho matter of auditing tho county
cords coming up for confederation
, motion II was resolved that The cor
act with r. NJ. Nash be renewed and
.tehded 10 June 30. 1917
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-08
BEN BROOKS
GRAVELY INJURED

near him that a man had been knock
ed down By car. Later he took Mrs.
Brooks and her daughters to the
chickasha hospital rhere Mr Brooks
had been taken.
Hit During Downpour.
The accident occurred during the
progress o. driving rain when it was
almost impossible to rec very many
feet in advance OF the car. DR.. Eman-
nel. who had nosed into the alley
south Of the sugg theater with his REQ
car IN order that his wife and children
might enter after the performance
without being drenehed. backed cut
into the street and started south to-
ward Kansas avenue al rate estimat
ed at between six and eight miles an
hour He had gone midway between
the alley and Kansas avenue on the
right Of the center Of the street, peer
ing out OF the side o. the car to the
left OF the windshield for any obstruc
tion when, unseeIi hg him. the right
lender struck Mr. B-oy,1s. who was
in the middle o. the street on
he opposite Of the car from which
he doctor was driving. Mrs. Emanuel
lid not see the unfortunate man until
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-08

Nea&sfazs fis< n AHewsv.
Porter g4st L4gs4
Fo1e Tks HAs1<r
aaessy IT. Lsspsg4gn alAa fsss
ffisa1&.
stanieg rxa &aAtev "a ~ 1nka
sas1 f.s@as&s1.
eselsif -TAe Bsjffy.
Sawyer Ayen Miles tc AsSsn.
Tatkfaxs s.spsstNss.
1s1<seA4ase fyssssy N0nsy.
NaiiS The lrsy dawn
S1<srfiss
EsmAets kasnaty fAs
Nartia Efer Hsasa56's pagse.
Ntfastst ne C1rnef gsoas.
tsesaefs MaaseY nkylask
nsr1 Mass4f sxylnk. 1ramanzs1
sseeif asa crsee sad IAstis
Saint fsiszab begh.
isixham Fapesfsl Eiouer Tales.
isaafa b Esa1son Brownies ana
fagblit ga,aka Taiea
Dhbiins.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-08

IaAnsy konfa 2 n 4. es1 q N v
yftns gIzS
fss1 elssssn gss@sys1 q ~ cssrsss
L9Svasys
xliea a czEs1fal singer.
hffsTf1n xss Eaifass
fs41sst }slasa T<nsmags.
f,1nksst fa4yh4hzsx
isSsob lfsaft "A fks esssst
Esae CfSasoa DsF1snga
lsfsknef Mister Dz4SsfSgs
fsasss ftwA1m kA6y.
HebHsft. fsafay ef WAN
/ C33fisl1 fssA1 Tp1K
Fsfa1s Iseaks. tae smsth
oi&sxyy fls1 4a Gasvssa
ssrAssoa efa1en11 ~ "a I'usls
sgs
1ctEetoF p1Hfasss n c4fs
Kiblis1 Kfny
T<gs1ea Lttsts fAAy N ths Eig
'I1ae6.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-08

Attendance at Rumford (Bfe.J
school N encouraged BY q peculiar
method Bach rom Il permitted tc
chODse a fayOriie model u aut0fao
biie p represent IA; every pupil ab.
sent Or tnrdy reduces the speed al
which The car ls running. In this was
1yalry IN Attendance has been devcl
oped.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-08

~kgeTTboiy should know that nllk ss
81 excellenf pain Killer. nays Farm
ata fireside, ''fFst because 1t gives al.
f'sost ifas1e1iaie relief. and seeorld. -
cause miik of cream ls nearly always
available n perpgn ghoul1 yet Tar
n the eyes, put 10 few drops y mig
y cream \ VII aiao afford great re-
nef Il cement oF gnaf should get 10
the eyes,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-08
"See How That Corn
Comes Clear OIL"
"0ETg-IT" Loosens Your Corns
Right Off It's the Modern Corn
Wonder - Never Fails

"Ire hard to believe anything could
nct ike that in getting d corn on.
why, Il just lifted that corn riHnt
on with my finger nail. 'GEI z-ll'
Is certainly wonderful" Yes. "8hTS-
IT. ~ tne most wonderful corn-cure
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-08

ever known because YOU don't have
70 fool and putter around with your
corna, harness them u1 with pan
daren or try 70 dix them ont.
AGETa-I1" r. n LIQUID. You put on
a fOw drops IN n few seconds. II
dries. It's palnlena. Put your stock
ing on right over Il. Put on your
regular shoes. You won't limp or
have a corn twist" Ia your face. The
corn. cailua or wrart win loosen from
your toe--on N comes Glory hailelu-
iahi '.CETS-IT'' Is the biggest SELL
ine corn remedy IN the world. When
Won try ~ YOU know why.
"0FTE-fT~f r. nnlH and rocor1~
mended BY druNifiats everywhere. 25c
a bottle. or sent on receipt Of price
BY D Lawrence 4 Co. Chicago III
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-08
T0Dt0QD0id
Operations
These Three Women Tell How They
Escaped the Dreadful Ordeal Of
Surgical Operations.

Hospitals arc great and necessary institutions but they
should be The Last resort for who suffer with is
peculiar 70 their Many letters on file In the Pnkham
Laboratory at Lynn, Mass prove that great number Of
women after they have been recommended to submit to an
operation have been made well by Lydia r. pinkhams
vegetable Compound Here arc three such letters All
sick women should read them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-08

With female troubles that could anything and our doctor
bad would nave To- undergo operation 1 could hardly walk
without help wen ad about tho Vegetable Compound and what
Ad dOse Tor others thought would ny ih bottle OF
Nda Pnkana Vegetable Compound and package of Lydia
l1nkhanA sauaye Wh and tnd them according TO directions
They he cd and To-Day am able All we'll"
-Mrh fnoA DwYha, 80 Milwaukee Ave, East Detroit Mich.
Bellevue, Pa suffered than tongue tell with tobe
bearing down pains nd inflammation tried several doctors
they a lQd mo e aane story that never could get well without
opemton and Just dreaded the thought Of that also tried
good many other medicines that recommended 30 and
Of thon hoped until friend advised give lydia H. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound trial Tho first bottle helped kept
taking aud now don't know what It h 70 be sick any and
picking up IN weight am 90 old and weigh 5 pounds
viii 30 the greatest pleasure to have the oppor
tunty 10 rco0nmend other suffering Miss IRENE
FRoELIonrn, 1923 Manhattan st, North Sdo Bellevue Pa
you would like special advice write Lydia Pinlhan,
Med. Co Lynn Mass. will be- opened,
read and answered by aud held Ia strict oendencc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-08

Clyde Kelley is making a business
rip to Rush Springs today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-08

A. B. Leeper is making business
trip to Duncan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-08

= A 9eHix district traffic ehief u
sAe Fleaeer 1egseae eoIDany. "a
a5enaizg fsg 14gs here
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-08

Marinetie, Wis.-@T went 10 tho doctor and
he told mo must have an operation for a female
trouble and hated ~ havs u done ns had been
married only short time. / would have terrible
pains aud ny hands and feet werp cold all tho
tlinc. TOOK Lydia u, Pnkhain's Vegetable Com.
pound and was cured, and feel better In every
way. give you permission 20 ...;lIish my nnne
becauae ! an 20 thankful that feel we'll again.
-~Aiis. FnrD BEgaKr, Marincttc, Wis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-22
BATTLESHIPS ASSIGNED
FOR CIVILIAN SAILORS
Those Embracing Fron Norfolk VIII
he ON the Louisiana Many
Applications.

Norfolk. Va May virginians
and North Carollnians who may be sue
cessful in their applications to tAke
part In the naval cruises for cit
iseus this summer will he as
signed to the battleship Louisiana. II
It announced that those recruiting
through Norfolk for these cruises,
which are TO the navy what The platts-
burg idea is to the army. win be taken
on that battleship.
Lieutenant Commander f. 7. Evans,
SON Of Fighting Bob Evans. has been
ordered from the Newport training
station to New York to take charge Of
he naval cruises for citizens, which
are TO begin on August is. Nine re-
serve hattieships have been assigned
for the cruises, aud applications are
coming m In large mum bers. In spite
Of the fact that almost three months
remain before sailing time. one spe-
cial tnducement ls that the civilian
sailors win have chance to take part
IN the big war game to be held In
the North Atlantic this summer.
The requirements for admission are
much the same az for the military
training camps, RECRUITS must be
citizens between nineteen and forty
FIVE years Of age, with college eduoa
tlon or It's equivalent The cost Of
board and tuition win he sac and re-
cruits pay their own passage TO the
emharklug point
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-22
NOTTOWAY DELEGATES
CO UNRESTRICTED

CFewe, va. May 21.-There was
large mass meeting of Democrats In
the town hall here yesterday for the
purpose OF electing delegates to the
Roanoke convention. The meeting
was called to order promptly at IL
o'clock by Precinct Chairman H. H.
Watson, upon motion of Henry f. Lee
The mass meeting ratified the nomina-
ton of Hon. Walter A. Watson. as
delegate at large from Nottoway
County, by a unanimous rising vote.
The following gentlemen were nom
mated for delegates: w. r. Rogers
and f. c. Bradshaw. c. B. Lane and
Or. II. &. Smith. The vote resulted
as follows For w r. Rogers, "a:
for f. c. Bradshaw, SO; for DIR. II. c.
Smith. 26: for C. Il, Lane. 90.
w. r. Rogers and f. c. Bradshaw
were declared elected and chose Messrs
A. j. Pond and t. +. Jones as their
alteFnates, These delegates go unin-
structed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-22
]. ?. HOLLAND OPENS
CAMPAIGN WEDNESDAY
VIII Address Voters or Norfolk city In
Real Estate Exchange--other
Meetings.

Norfolk. Va. May al. Peter Hol-
land. OF Norfolk. candidate for Con-
gress to succeed Congressman e. E.
Holland. OF Suffolk. will open his cam
paign here Wednesday night with a
speech at the Real Estate Exchange
rooms in the Arcade Building.
Mr.. Holland will inaugurate a siren
uous campaign with this meeting. fol-
lowing 81 with an address In Ports
mouth. another in Suffolk and stump
Ing the entire district before the close
Of the campaign. The primary will be
held on August /.
In his speech Wednesday night the
Norfolk man win discuss the public
record Of the incumbent from tho time
he entered Congress In 1910 10 the pres
emit date, The public record of pub
lie man Is Legitimate ground for criti-
cism." said Mr.. Holland. IN ANNOUNCE
ing the meeting .'and I viii discuss
thoroughly that of my opponent"
Mr.. Holland said that Wednesday
nights meeting would be but the be-
ginning o, series that he would hold
all over the district. He will speak
in Portsmo uth next and then move into
the enemy's country making an adj
dress at Suffolk. He has already
spoken from time TO time in several
counties In the district and has made
thorough canvass of them all. but
from now on his engagements will be
nade in regular order and he Is now
Mt work on an itinerary that will In
clude every city and town and all the
county seats. ARRANGEMENTS for We'd
nesday nights meeting have been COM
pleted and a good audience Is expected
by his friends and supporters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-22
COMMITTEE WILL SEEK
LIME GRINDING PLANT
Time for Meeting At Governors Of
fec Changed to Permit Attendance
of Suffolk Delegation.

Suffolk, Va, May Elm order that
the committee recently appointed from
Nansemond County consisting of the
board of supervisors the Common
wealth's Attorney. Colonel r. l.
Brewer and Colonel J. e. West, aud
Councilman j. Walter Hosier. from
the city Of Suffolk, may be present at
the meeting of the lime grinding COM
mittee in the Governors office We'd
nesday MAY 81, NJ, W. Joyner, of the
r. p. A. was informed this morning
that the hour of the meeting will be
set back for an hour and will take
place at 1885 A. NJ.
The committee will leave Suffolk
Wedn 4sday morning at 9:45 and will
arrive in Richmond at 1f:25 and Will
go at once to the Governors office.
The delegation from this section hopes
to secure the lime grinding plant for
the county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-22
ha.>.~Makmx
METHODS APPROVED.


Seattle. Wash, May 21.--~The seat-
tie Municipal League yesterday unan-
imousiy passed a resolution approve
ing Of the vigorous methods of May
or II. c, Gill In dealing with criminals
who have been attempting to DIVERS
ride the State prohibition law.
The Congregational Ministerial As
ISOLATION unanimously adopted rcsolu-
Hens piedging the support Of 10000
ConRregationalists to Mayor GIL, Chief
of Police Rockingham and the dry
squad of the police force in their work,
Police Judge John B. Gordon has
adopted the policy OF giving Jail sens
fences in practically all cases OF vio-
lations OF the dry law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-22
\ iHOVER To VOTE ON
|. COURTHOUSE AUGUST Is
Jadge Cbtchester Enters Order second
Time for County Seat
Election.

FredoricAsburg, Va, May 21.-Jhdge
Chichester has announced that August
* has been selected for the election
Oh the question OF removing the Han
over County Courthouse to Ashland
This date was set following the re-
port made by r T. Winston 7 O.
Moss and Andrew A. Ellis, who COM
posed Il commission appointed by
Judge Chichester to ascertain II one
third Of the qualified voters had signed
the petition presented to him, asking
for the election. The petition con-
tanned 7s7 names.
This new proceeding was made ncces-
sary on account of fudge t,hfchest ar
having revoked Il previous order for
an election A great deal OF interest
IS teing manifested In the proposition
10 remove the county seat He-ef the
most historic IN the State
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-22
NANSEMOND DELEGATES
DECLARE NEUTRALITY
Refuse to Discuss James, Glass Fight
Endorse Primer for st. Louis.
Fulgiaan Is Chairman.

Suffolk. Va, May 2l.-The only an
dorsement made yesterday by the
Nansemond county delegates to the
Democratic convention at Roanoke
was that Of John Il. Primer as delegate
gates refused to discuss the James
Glass contest. declaring they were in
terested in local al, IRIS, especially in
the election OF Mr.. Primer as a dele
gate to st. Louis. c. r. F'ulghan was
elected chairman of the delegation
which has five votes. The members
are E. r. Wagner. c. r. Fulghan, I.
A. Deans. J. H. Vaughan, w. Q. Peele
and George T. Rawles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-22
TWO sHowMEN BURNED.
fnvsfoped Hy burning Fumes From
ENniosion Of GaAniinc Iamu

Bristol, Va, May al. r. McGeorss,
manager Of MoGeorce's Jolly yoy-
ayers" q travelling show I'm two spe-
cial cars. and Frank kits. young
man connected with the show. were
seriously burned about the face and
hands. due 10 & gasoline lamp expio-
sion. which wse caused by defective
valve. The burning fumes enveloped
their heads. hlistering their faces all
over and singeinE the hair from their
heads. Both had 10 have special treat
ment and their heads are hound up
in medfcated cloth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-22

.- ae.s ~ I4ae : are IL he elected.
H.- Estsz 70 the state conven-
Hr3 meet IN Tazewell. Va.
I4!. ,e nominated at this
- Jraas circle of Kings Daugh-
'e-y 49, meet tt4S afternoon AZ 4
acE a. ,H- nome of Mrs Lucy r.
- t~-sF. 3 taH Hanover Avenue. a full
attendance Is desired as plans fer the
-F 81 Ha=aus ght excursion down the
James GgIrer we'll DC discussed. The
eNr-rs5oH. which will take place on
June 20, Will be gwen for the benefit
l- tHe Sire 'ee3nE Arms Free Hospital
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-22
WHITE MAN CHARGED
WITH GRABBING PURSE

Mrs. A Pennantz. Of No. South
Adams Street, complained to the po-
lice yesterday that she was assailed
at Adams and Franklin Streets, Sat
urday night at 9 o'clock, and her silver
mesh purse containing a small sum of
money was snatched The purse is
valued at So
She describes the man as white,
wearing light suit and rubber sole
shoeG
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-22

T TIE h the schoolmaster who
| forces us TO learn our lessons
from experienee-bitter or
pleasant, cruel or kind.
Several years ago. l met one OF
the most prominent writer's in this
country. and so awed was / by the
very introduction to him that l DO
not remember even finishing my
conventional sentence of Pleased to
meet you" He was very kind and
out Of courtesy to Mr.. Bclasco. set
TIED down to converse graciousdy
with me.
After a few moments Of hesitancy.
I asked him ono weak little CUES
don which had to do with the build
ing Of tho modern drama. Uncon-
sciously I had launched him upon
his fxvoritr subject Of discussion
and for two hours his eloquence
stirred me, nor was Il necessary for
me to enter into the debate, OPP
posing him at any angle. just sat
there and drank IN all he had to
ten me. absorbing h conscious
was accunuating knowledge which
would be of material benefit to me
To listen we'll is almost OF as
much value to one as to converse
wen, and this was proved 30 me
when we parted.
"You have no idea how pleased ]
am that / met you" be said in oil
sincerity, and alter l had gone I!
was reported to me that he turned
to the group standing near him and
said:
s'TT1at young girf"-snd he laid
great emphasis upon his words-"is
one Of the ciever~st Young won,er
| have ever met.
And thereupon decided thxt n
order to preserve an atmosphere o.
intelligence should never try II
talk upon any subject unless | wal
acquainted with its many phases
Don't you think that we give muct
more credit to the intelligent listen
er than we do to those who expires:
themselves poorly, even upon sub
jects ia which they may be wei
versed1
Forgive my wandering pen--it i
straying far and this was meant X
be q dissertation upon the lime
myself habit-that honorable fraens
of ours who lies in waft for Us a
every shadowcd corncr-that irwin
chile "Big I and Little You con
versationaliat-
OF course we all hike to talk aboa
ourselves, and how often we let tn
other fellow get IA his sentenc
edgewise so that we may fill up th
paragraph, telling our experience
which is just u little bit better thai
his II performed some tes
that he did, we were always nue.
younger, much Drawer. much strong
ar than he-fn fact, we enlarge upoi
tho seed Of has fabled story unit
we have grown the giant oak of on
own.
So much fun has been made OF III
fl.hermen's ~1-me-myseif" yarns. bu
here l can fully sympathize.
Once, in California, caught raiu
bow trout. I landed him after wait
ing hours IN the redhot sun. wor
out, with aching arms. empty stom
ach and despairmg hopes Unhar
ply, he was not such splsndi
specimen as had been caught bu
1t 10 the truth when ! say that t
me he hooked As big AZ speckle
whale OF course. womanlike.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-22
ALLEGED SPEAK-EASY
IS RA|DEO BY POLICE

Charged with selling liquor at No.
1902 North Twenty-fifth Street. without
n license, William Sims, colored. was
arrested yesterday by Officers Sweet
and Lumpkin and carried TO First Po-
lice Station. A case OF beer was con-
iscated and will be offered as evidence
in Police Court this morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-22

have the best wishes OF her many
friends here for happy union.
Mrs. Mary A. I}eIcher,
Mrs. Mary A. Belcher. widow OF L.
w. Belcher. died at her residence, sos
Grove Avenue, at 3:A5 o'clock yestar-
day morning. aged sixty-two years.
Mrs. Belcher was well known and
highly esteemed. She Is survived by
one son, Willie Beloher of this city,
and one brother. Mr. Alexander War
renton. of Richmond. The funeral
was conducted from the Old-Street
Presbyterian Church at 4 o'clock this
afternoon. and interment was made
in Blandford.
Publishing Company Chartered.
The certificate OF Incorporation of
the Prince George Publishing Com
pany, Inc, was admitted 10 record in
the Office OF the clerk of tho court
here yesterday. The principal Office
of the corporation Will be located in
Petersburg and its purposes will be to
conduct a. general printing and pub
fishing business The capital stock
Is to be s25, 600 maximum and $500
minimum. The officers are: Presi-
dent, j. L. Vaughan. OF Petersburg.
wce-presdent, ]. NJ. England. of
Ellis, Petersburg.
Delegates Return.
Secretary A. w Walch. DIR. F. r.
Talley. Robert Gillian, Jr.. delegates
from the Petersburg Y. NJ. q. A to
the North American Y. NJ. c. A. at
Cleveland, Ohio have returned home.
There were 2. 900 official delegates in
attendance with every State in the
Union and Canada and Mexico repre-
sented. al
Officer Hudgins Improved.
Patrolman ", = Hudgins, OF the
local Police Department, who has
been confined 10 hts home in the West
End for nearly eight weeks, suffering
with severe attack Of rheumatism.
is much improved and was able today
to leave for visit to friends and
relatives at Crewo and in Nottoway
County. The popular officer was ac-
companied by his wife and daughter
and his many friends are hoping that
he will return completely recovered.