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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
ang.slMt1ertiG
ucbraska SpncNc!
Die nOrSl. &Onferens 6erieI6en toate
bOm 3. bis 5. Mai In
8upiaiun.

Die nSroIide aonferen3 Der cdr.
ipiiroigen gpong. .2lltb. Ge6rosfa
Spnpoe taote bonn 3. Bis slltn S.
Mloi in Gapilion Nebr. lit SET air.
DIE Oes Sailors S. s. SGmiot. Die
aonferen8 mar gut beiudt. 9aitor
giabe bon 2incoln, ebenIo 8aitor
@nlter, Der SuperintenOent 6es ga.
beabeiuts In 2~incoln, tpie audi I3ii.
iionor Albredt 8. 9. bon Snoien,
d. 3. Omaha, bic ais @GIte eri9ie-
Her ur0 oIs berotenoe @Iieoer Der
Gonfereila oufgenomulen fpareit, be.
ridteten iii b6dlt inte~reiianter 8eiIe
iiber lire arbeit. 9ortrdge iber
2ittbers gerion uno Gert uno iiber
nos reltgi6ie 2eoen Der Seele, ntir-
ben bon ben &altoren gieger, gu.
ton unO M0bring, @obne, ge6aIten.
Gs preoigten Die 8aitpren Stride
bon Md0iion, Srdi1bel bon gmerion,
Renindrfer, 8. O. bon Columbus,
9faihfe bon 8tsner, Ghul0t BON
Fremont nub @liiiionor albre1t 9.
@. bon St0ien. Brides Der Som
feren8 mar 9oitor Stride bon Maoi.
fon: 6efretGr IS. @aloidmiot BON
5otpeas. Bon benz Grtspaitor uno
feiner liebensniiroigen Srou @ennob-
lin, bon ben Bemeinoemitg[ie6ern
nie 70 bereittpiIfig ben @diten lire
S1uier 0ffneten, ip1trben Die Cell
ltebner an Der 4%onferen5 aitf8 bette
benirtet. Qu6 Iieb e8 iid Der
@rettn 8rauenberein ni6t ne6men,
Die @dita NIT Sce.Grenm 3u betpir.
hen. 9ie idonen G6or. un0 Sologe.
fdnge Der jungen 2eitte ber0ienen
beIon0er8 erfpG6nt gu meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
Hr~teoskcStcrt r11S
NnIeibeft.

Collie Der @rtrog Der III ben
I8er. Staater at erbeben0en &riegs'
iteitern bic 3unadit porausgeieste
|Sohe bon 1850 Miatonen Dollars
mirflih erreiferL 10 tuiiroen 0amii
|25M 8rosent unierer 4~riegstoItel
mabri6einli6 geoedt tperOen f0rtnen.
I@s fommett babel ieooh MIR Die
uriprangli6 betpiGigten 5000 Mil-
Iionen in 8etradt tudbreno Die 6es
.ipeiteren gu ariegsamefer 81 ber-
riiflidtigt bleiben.
Sir England lit Ser in 5rage
Tteben6e 8ro3entios ettpos nie0riger.
als fir ung. or beId1tft Iid u1f
"a, ntrbe aber, fpie aud fir urs,
boiler fein, fa1s Die gum 8erleiben
an Die Mliiertet geborgtett @el0er
nidt in ben @elomtbetrog Der
ariee8altsgabert eingerednet Mir
ben. 9ie bon Der britifdeit Geeie-
rttie bonn /. ang1iit 1914 Bis Wtit.
49,.
te oes lebten Monots bon Der bri.
tiiGen Regierttng gentddten Griegs.
a1saoben beloufeu iid nuf ltngef0br
10000 MtIIioner Dollars nrto bic
Sronfrei6s tueroen bis gnoe SUM-
1850 Ntiaipnen betrager. @s font
men bon 6ieien 2420 M%tiIipnen ODER
t4b 9roaert ouf Steuern.
Sir ben lesten bon ben Der.
Staaten gefibrten arieg, ben NIT
Sponien, Der in @irtIiffeit mir 3
Wonote 6duerte, puroen Die notigeil
@eIoer uneef1br 81 eleif)pn &eileu
ourd anleiben uttb Steitern oufge.
brnipt. BIZ anfang oes giireerfries
ges fan0 cine notwithstanding rur
geringe Grbobure Der Gteuerrt iatt:
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rokdl>11otbric6felt
ans Srcmoitt, 11ebr.!
s%zrelr1nnt. 8 m2oi

GANfFkgAtAg NJ &bAAs
Norman aaufman fann noh
me9rtdgigern aronfiein lpie0er iei.
men 9ftiften in Der gDe.5 dnetoer
Office nadaeben.
afs 2IoDo Sapen an 5ounabeno
bonn Tbeater nd6 Sa1tfe fam. fono
ct bic bintere 8eran0a ieine8 Sat1ie8
brenneno Dor. Or mar I'M Gtanoe,
Dog 6eiter obne 3nbiIferufung Ser
5eiierpehr at loiden. lleber ben
nriprtng bes 6eiterg rlbt Biz lett
nod Elm eeDeimnispolfer Saleier.
Die 8odter bon 9aItor Sofiteot
,nnteraog iid elmer Operation, itnb
iii ibr 8litono befrieoigenb.
Sri. 8era @ttntp bot cine QnTte[s
lung Bel Der 9amrnouo 50. erbo[-
ten.
aeorrs bon Der 9. so. 6. q. bat
fid gum a~riegsoienit gemeloet.
6eitte morgen m1tBten bier Qltto.
ntobiliiten tpeaen 8tt idneIGen Sab
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09

rens i'm 8ei9biloe Der 5toot Re6e
Iteben. 8nei bon ibuen nluBten So
be3oblen ltno Die bei0en onoeren ia.
men init einem 8ertpeiie oabon.
q. 8. Gears mar Der nieoriqIte
8ieter fir nrei Der nelten 8flofte.
rltng8Oiftritte, uro ipuroe ibm Der
&ontraft fir oieielben gegeben.
Ole 8nthias Sitter feiern oieie
ISOLDE 6as so. idbrige 8eTteben hires
0rbens BET Der 5ituttg ibrer @roB.
Ioge in 2incoIn, ltn6 itn6 8tt oieier
@eEegerbeit cine Qn8ab[ 6remonter
tlon oorthin obQereiit.
Sn b~ergdnaener gadt brofen
9iebe in Die 6itSdule ELM itrb err
btetter fir lire gtiibe cine 9(naaH[
attpfermiin8en uto Sonpfeifen. mel.
DIE bon ben 2ebrerinuen gebrauht
perbert Die &onb0be beirn @eiong
al beItimmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
9es Morheg anneflnnt.

Qincolr, 8. Mlot. Cabin Gam.
bert pelder feds Sabre binourdJ
bel Der gtroBenbabn tn 9maba ols
on9eiteIlt uno bon Der
bieiiaen Observation-Disclosures als
5treifbreder bergebradt noroen
mar, lit bon ben goroner8 iditloig
befunoen tpor0en, ben berbdngni8.
boIlm GfnB oboefeltert al bdben,
Der Dem bieiiaeu Barber 8iaiom
6os Seben foitete. Ser $50.
gen. lit Dem itd 2ombert befan0,
mar mGbreno oes betreffenoen
Qbenos oreima[ nit Steinen betpor.
fen tporben. 9eim bierten Mole CAB
etnen GdrediduB al, Der
nteoerItredte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
Gieie 5raee 1T ifets i'm Manbe sines
ieSen 8~sfaaeneu.

Geseiad, BEisdeudnsfdIag, NpiinuF nnb ans
bere f3tsdll9s 9nutfranfoetten iinb tieieepara
geIie aIuttranF6ettot, bic bur9 9ertoerbune
bon saI6sB, 8doer Hnb gBaf6uReet Hur bors
iiberge1eflb ~gebeieTt, aber Hi4t sebelt perben
fortneu, ba it Mot AMI ben aelm BET sranf'
Belt einbrinpen, gsern Sbnea aud bisie 8es
barbIuua feline bdnernbe GrtetGteruug bets
fdaft, 10 brml6en sEe bod Hibt sa berstpeis
leIu; 5ie ulafat nir bic xt1tse asbanOIanG
aHtueiosa.
Die erfabruns a1bersE. BE ebeHfo Iitteft
pie Gle, miro SbHsH ben Iee weierL ipie
sic fG bon 6iefer GGnts urb BIntfraHfbest
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
8o tarrn i'd Selling fin6en bon
bem infenben, idreflideuG t5tma?

Befreien f5nreit. aBle f6redIi6 aud bic ges
ttperoer, mic tnertrdeli9 aud bns SUDDEN
rtito Bremen Der CAN'T IT. 9. @. e. srrei6t
ben stb Der arartBsit nlb bertreibt iebet
Ardufbettsfeim aus 9brem s5rperibitenb tpis
Cd aud anbereu GeibeHben baIf. Giefes gIut4
retntgtnsBmitteI 1T bereits feer finfste fyabrs
i'm @ebrau6 unb Gle bral9er nur eiaen
errftIi9cn gertu4 oanlit su MAIDEN, nm H6
SIRE 9sfunobeit sliriid gu cro6ern.
ilnier G5efartt ift elm gpeslaIiit aif benz
gsbiete Der @aut uub ghtttrdnIbetten; bon
SDnsn bieSbe8lsIi9 aeftents ggfragsn Dirb er
bereltptuigit uub bonftdnbie fofterfret beants
tuorten. @enoet beate NOD eiHe gef6reibnne
5breS GALES M bic nebistnif9e abtetInttg.
Sniff epeeidc Co., 81 sniff laboratory.
atlanta, Ga.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
.Sn ben nddlttn Sagrn
werOeu bic Nanttu Der NntO.
Gpnteitanten Drr6itentlidt!
Deshalb icllte man iidb abcr nidt abRaltcn laiIcf,
Sem lscnteit audi icbt nod bei5ntreten!

Seller fuanfGa ser aTdgli6en SHio
fla GribaneA Die ut0gIidit ipeiteite
8erbreititng.
8ies lit Elm 8epeis, 0aB es gar
ntdt 10 idtper lit tuie ulattde berl-
fen, rtelte abpnnerten fir Die lag
Iide Omaha Gribiine1 5lt 9etpinneli.
Die 2eltte molten bic 3eitiing; man
brauat fie MIR 6ordaF oufnterfinur
8u MAIDEN un0 ibf1en einige Rrobes
rllttttinern bor5ulegeit, INTO man miro
ibr announcement obre S6nierigfeit
befommen. 9robenurtntern iper0eu
Die 2eltte iiber3eligelt Dab fte oblie
6o8 ein5ige 9ageblatt tilt @eIteH
nidt ferttg tperben f6ntetr. 9esbdlb
gebe man iebt iofprt NIT 2uit ltn0
2iebe ans 8erf.
8ro6eu1rumern Ite1en alIen aotl-
teItanten in geniigenoer an8abl frei
CUR 8erfiigltng. GonteItnaten fon-
ten aud gtomen BON @etttiden Elm
ienoen Sic iie ais Qlbortnertea 5li
geninnen boffen. 9iefen ner0eit'
mir gerne bic 3eitttngen onF 4rObe
5%tier0en. 8eitu file erit nal oontit
befannt iiro, peroen ite, tpie idoi
oben geiagt leidt nbortaierct.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09

Sn ben n6ditan Gaget iDer6en
Die Ratt1en Der apnteItanten I'M Mu-
.tomobita onteit Ser r9dglt6en Sma-
ia Gribune" ber6ffentlidt. Gaour6
iouten ober ioIde, Die 2uit ba6eu
benz Gonteit iebt nod ~bei5utreten,
lth our6alts nt6t in Der @1tsfitb-
rung hires 8orbabers abbalten lai-
fen. Man CLAUDE gar nidt boB es
8u ip1t III, i'm QltsIi6t auf grfolg
8t boben. .8etn aud etnige Som.
teitonten ettpas borolts iein ioaten,
nit Elm ipenig a~r6eitsluit ldBt itd
biel erreiden unb iegli6er 8ors
iprltug lei9t einbolerb Defenders in
ieren @egenben, mo Die nGdglide
Omaha Sribiine~ bieaei6t nod nidt
70 itort bertreten lit. @is jeBt a6er
bot nod fein GortteItaut einen be-
oelttenoen 8oripr1ng.
Der Gonteit getpinnt ~iibrigens
td9Ii6 an Sutereiie. 8ortnd1ren0
qeben ttns Sdreibet1 BON 2eiern 8t,
Die itrs oa8u Slid rpiinidan ttnb in
benz GonteIt eiren I6bliden Inter
nehmlngsgeiit Ser uSdgliden Sri=
.biine" ieben. aGe bieie 5reuube uro
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HrGnke uieren
e1ttbaltcn Site

8enrt irrrr1er Die GJtre1e1rte Der
@eretl nidt prompt 1rt6 noturIid
nbfiibren, fonnet1 sic fider fem,
ooB Sbr SDitem bergiftet lit. 0ieie
Sotfnde lit feitedtellt bitr9 idref.
Ithes Gopftpeb, Riidentpeb; 6ura
Shtptn6elnnfdlle trode1e, robe
Sn1it, 5ieber ltto fnIte4t Sdnuer;
6nrd oie ltnrn6gli1feit oos Gift
nlissufhet6en, trosoeru Der @unifl
fart 1T; o1rh ben reiaen6et gu.
itan6 bes 9mhga1iges, nip. Benn
Sic oos Resept ettes borsieliden
@r5tes nebmen noGen, lit oos Bette:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
aein aalbf(eiid in Snitinns.

9oittng8, 8. Wtat. = Die bieFts
gen GIeiidermeiIter bobett freiniGig
cine @%ereinbdrung g~etroffen, Dab fte
BIS gum /. Nobember feline R1lber
.i6ladten unb o1t9 fein aol6fleif6
berfaufen per0en, I'm ben Htnberbe-
.fton0 nift at aefGbr0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
E4I'TTIINls5E

Sic iucroen SIR Spiterl bon @ifter
un0 idIedter Srrttotion befreien,
SIRE rorrnnIe uio notirIide urt.
nierung tpieoer berteqen uno ifneIl
nuf benz
Bese sHr SeEernHg se6en.
@erfnuft IN allen apntbeteEL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09

u1rtigen 2rieg eineft idbrIiden gr.
trag bon 1855 Miaioner 1afmeiien
tuer0en. @ermonid Scroll.
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geruffdtgt bel enfaueu Die in oieRr 3ethag ansdguoen tm0
rndt fe 6nrouf ntfrerHami
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-08-31
ARBELA.

John and VIM. Ayliffe, Frank Miller
and Chas. Hunt each purchased new
mower last week
Frank Caryl is drawing water for
Clarence Hunt
Geo. Hill and grandmother spent Sum
day at Bronson Lake near Columbiaville.
Miss Ina Hunt is visiting near Mont
rose.
John and VIM. Ayliffe and families
attended the circus in Flint Tuesday.
Fred Currier spent Sunday at Henry
Pinkham's.
Born to Grant Schlosser and wife a
boy and girl Tuesday morning, 18th.
Misses Nina and Esther Barrett of
Inlay City are spending few days at
Geo. Hills.
Hazel and Gordon Carter are visiting
in Saginaw.
Mrs. Ella Adams and daughter Bea-
trice are spending few days in Flint.
Walter and Ella Zimmerman spent
Tuesday in Flint.
Bonnie Vincent spent Sunday at C.
Hunts.
Mrs. Mark Norton spent Sunday at
VIM. Lurvey's.
Roy, Oren. Ina and Flossie Hunt at
tended the Hill reunion at Thread Lake
Park August %. About ITO members
were present.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-08-31
TRI-COUNTY CORNERS.

Doris Parker visited Mrs. Fred Fer
dette and Mrs. Clarence Gould for the
week end
Cecile, Delight. Merle and Vernice
Richardson, Charlie Cooper and sister
Ervilla visited at VIM. Halves Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Nelson of Carp Lake and
daughter Anna of Flint visited the for
mer's sister, Mrs. Jas. Parker, Friday
and Saturday of last week.
A little daughter came to the home of
John Loomis and wife Tuesday, Aug.
81. May health, wealth and happiness
be her lot.
Doris Parker visited Vera Ferman on
Wednesday.
Mrs. w. Downs visited Tuscola on
Monday.
Mrs. Jas. Parker was called to Sagi-
nav by the serious illness of her father
Joseph Welch.
Fred Wildfong and family and George
Thompson visited Frankenmuth last
Sunday.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-08-31
Thetford Center

Neil Galbraith, wife and sons, and
MISS Linnie Brabazon spent last week
Pin Fairgrove.
Misses Arna Jameson of Fairgrove
and Miss Adah Stewart of Saginaw
are the guests of A. E. Galbraith and
| wife this week.
Miss Iva Hawley spent last week in
Flint.
Miss Hazel Hawley spent the week
end at home.
Miss Eliza Saunders spent Friday af-
ternoOn with Mrs. Sanford.
Miss Erma Stoddard spent Sunday
with Miss Hazel Hawley.
Miss Hazel Chatfield is in Clio at the
home of j. j. Jones.
DIR. Howard w. Geiger spent Satur.
day night and Sunday with his parents.
Miss Genevieve Sturgis of Flint is
visiting her cousin, Miss Hildredth Bar
tholomew.
Elmer Bishop and wife of Saginaw
have been visiting old friends and rela.
tives in the neighborhood the past week
A Mrs. Fred Geiger and Esther Rey.
nolds spent Monday afternoon with Mrs.
Erma Bartholomew and Mrs. Lewis
Benjamin.
Joe Cummings and wife and Burma
Reynolds and wife spent Sunday with
their grandfather, Charles Gerwalds OF
Columbiaville.
Miss Dorothy Sanford is spending part
of this week in Dawson at the home OF
her uncle and aunt, Dewitt Powers anc
wife.
Alfred Bourns and wife and James
Joslln and wife of Fenton spent Sunday,
and Thomas Pound and wife and Johr
Newman and wife of Holly spent Mon.
day with George Pound and family.
The Misses lnga and Ethelda Craw.
ford of Otisville are visiting Miss Ruth
Pound this week.
Charles Auker has been visiting his
parents in Saginaw few days this
week.
Harvey Griswold and wife and Mrs.
VIM. Rogers and sons of Clio visited al
the hpme of Sam Brady Sunday after.
noop!
| Miss Catherine Mcdonald of Valpa-
hYaiso, Ind, is spending her vacation at
the old home and calling on her many
friends in the neighborhood.
George Geiger and wife, Mrs. A. NJ.
WILDER and Dorothy Sanford spent Fri
day in Vassar, the guests of John Ting
Ian and family.
Leonard Hawley spent the week end
with Ernest Culliton of Mt Morris.
Mrs. Bernice Harrison and daughter
Elizabeth have been visiting Charles
| Upton and wife of Geneseevlle Merle
Ridley of Whitesburg. John Watson
and wife of Otisville, and Dewitt Pow
| ers, wife and family of Dawson for
| about ten days. returning on Thursday.
Roy Miller and Miss Hazel Chatfield
spent Sunday afternoon, visiting John
Watson and wife.
| Mrs B. w. Ramsdel of Flint visited
her sister, Mrs. Otis Scott, Sunday nd
Monday.
Gerge Fisher and wife of Flint visited
Levant and Miss Laura Jobson recently.
Gordon and Mildred Scott are visiting
their cousins in Flint this week. .asss@''
Mrs Sarah Scott spent Sunday with
| Otis Scott and wife.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-08-31
OREGON & CALIFORNIARAIL

co. GKANT LANDS. Legal hght
over land at last ended. Two million
three hundred thousand acres. Title
revested in the United States. Land,
by Act of Congress, ordered to be
opened under homestead laws with
notifications, for settlement and sale.
1.-TWO dollars and fifty cents per acre,
fifty cents per acre time of original
entry plus homestead fees, balance at
final proof.) Containing some of best
timber and agricultural lands left in
the United States. Large copyright
ed map, showing land by sections and
townships, laws covering same, and
description of soil, climate, rainfall.
elevations, temperature. etc. POST
paid two dollars. GRANT LANDS LO-
eating Co., Portland, Oregon. "A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-04
Snead Sends State
Check for $I,348
Lynchburs Officer Firstto Remit
Excess Earnings Under
Fee Law.

10 commissioner of the Revenue w.
H. Snead. OF Lynchburg. goes the dis
iinction of being the first fee officer
IN the State, since the enactment b,.
the Legislature of the new fec law. TO
report TO the Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts an excess over the maximum al :
lowed under the law for salary and
expenses.
commissioner Sncad yesterday sent
TO Mr.. Moore the sum OF Sl3iS11,
which represents the balance Of the
totai amount OF fees collected by the
tax officer during the year, after dc
Quoting the maximum salary of s5,Oo
aiid expenses Of $4,000 The law. while
allowing the officer Il certain percent
axe OF his collections as II fee, limits
the amount he may receive during any
one year.
In accordance with the statute. which
stipuiates that onc-half Of tho excess
snail 20 to the locality in which the
corrections were made and one half int o
the state Treasury. Mr.. Moore has mail
cd t" the Mayor Of Iynchburr a check
for $614.3S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-04
Statc Supreme Court.

Tho supreme Court OF Appeals cou-
vencd yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
Tor the January term, and took under
cons 'derat ion the following cases
Lewis vs.. Commonwealth: argued hy
!" o. Wcndenhurg, for tn" appellant
and by the Aitorney-t;cneral. for tho
commonwealth, End submitted
Spcilman ". commonwealth: .Attur-
neN-ticncral confessed error
Washington aud old Dominion Rail-
way Us. Westinghouse Electric and
manufacturing Company: argued BY "
J. Lambert and Senator Thomas :. Mar
tin. for the appellant. and by L.. H.
Garrett aud EIpa iiunton. Jr.. for the
appellee. and SIlniitcd
Mex; cases to he called:
Passed case Norfolk and Western
Railwa? Company vs.. fuckers admin.
isirat"r Regular argument docket
No. 3o-Boncwcll ct ais. rs. Smith
81 ais.
No. 3I-Virginia Railway and Power
Company VS.. Hubbard.
No 3"-City of Richmond vs.. Mayo
Land and Bridge Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-04
NEW OFFICERS NAMED
Louis Corricri EIcrtcd Venerable OF
giuseppe Verdi Lodge. order
of Sons Of ItulS.

Al tho annual meeting of tho order
of the Sons OF Italy officers tor 1917
were elected. Reports read Is tho re-
firing officers showed that the Rich
mond Chapter, Giuseppe Verdi Lodge.
No. Si5. Was in good condition.
The following officers wcr" elected
to Serv" for the ensuing year. Louis
Corrcri. venerable: V. Cecchiai, as
sistant venerable: T. Naldrighi. cx-
venerable: Y Luti orator; +. Eoniui
recording secretary; y. Douatj treas
urcr. i. y. EcrtoCci. financial secretary.
u; lirini, X. Grandc. Y. CALI a. AR
right. y. oncSti. trustees: J.: Coloznari
NJ. GraHdc. masters Of ceremonies f.
ArrGhi. inside sentinel, and NJ. Nuri-
cant outside sentinel
The annual meeting of rho Italian
Beneficial society of Richmond vas
ncld during tho past week. and IN.
following officers were elected:
Louis Eonini. president: John I.uc-
chest. icc-pr"Sidcui. Louis corricr,
recording secretary: Il. f'aiizu4ui.
financial secretary: q. \. Canapa ir..;le-
urcr: l.. Dale l.uchc. $. t'rancioui ANA
a. Pu2cinelli. trustees; Louis niali.
Louis torricri. Louis Moricnni = A.
tanhpa aud X. catiznani. board of di-
rcctorS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-04
CONFEDERATE SOCIETY
HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION
Names Nicc-Rcgcnts aud Advisory
Bonrd for New Ycur-Br.nn
Succeeds Purcell.

The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society held its annual meeting yes
tcrday morning in tho Confederate Mu-
scum. The following We're elected Of
0c"rs of tho society for lal1: Miss Sally
Archer Anderson. president: Mrs. Abby
Manly Gwathmcy. FIRST vice president
Mrs. Herbert w. Jackson, second vire-
PRESIDENT Mrs. Edgar ID. Taylor. third
vice. president: Mrs. John Mason. re
"ordjnE secretary: Mrs. j. Finders Rob
lnSon, cores pouding secretary: Mrs. II.
Theodore EllSSon, treasurer, and Airs.
v. II. llotchkss honorary vice. presi-
dent.
Nice-reconts for tho state rooms
were elected as follows: Mrs. James u.
Drake, Alabama: Mrs. w. II. Miller,
Arkansas; Mrs. ". NJ. Crutchiield. Flor
ida; Mrs VI. VI. Filghman, Georgia
Miss Matte J.. Harris. Kentucky: Mrs.
J. T.. Taylor. l"usiana Mrs. G. pE.
Cowardn. Maryland; Mrs. +. \. Cary.
Mississippi; Mrs. :. II. YonGc. Missouri;
Mrs. l. Allison hodges North Caro-
lima: Mrs. William Kuihn Cox, South
Carolina. Mrs. y. Y. Randolph, Ten
ncSSco. Mrs. w. \. Harris. TEXAS; Mrs.
J. Taylnr Ellysou. Virginia: Miss Min
mic y. Bauchman, the Solid South. Miss
Susie Is. Harrison. house regent.
Fourteen members IT the advisory
hoard were reelected Thomas Y.
Eryan VAS elected to succeed Colonel
John -. Purcell. drcca sod.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-04
INSPECT BALL PARK SITE
street Committee VIII Examine from
crty Io-Day With View nf
tlo>in. Moore street

hu inspection ~ the property on the
Boulevard, formerly occupied by the
l@ni'"d States League, known as Ice
h@rE, OH which mcmbcrs 81 tho Rich.
m"nd Exhibition Company haN" taken
"n option for tn" purchase of build
ing modern baseball park, VIII lie
made this morning 10y tn" Council
COMMITTEES on streets
Iho company has also secured an
OPTION on au adjoining L., al land.
through which Moor" Street passes.
and 10 use tho property for . baseball
park II Win h' necessary Ia clos" this
street tn ordinance to this effect Mas
introduced ~ the Council Tuesday
might and referred /" the street COM
mtttc". Tho committee win leave the
Gtty liall for an inspection of Tho
property AT II O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-04
MANY INDICTED
Grand Jury Finds True Hi,Is Against
Alleged Niointors al Pro-
hibition Law.

Numerous indictments were rcturnc ed
Yesterday by the grand jury III the
liustines Court in whisky cases. re-
Suiting directly from the enforcement
81 the prohibition law. The grand
jury returned the following true bills.
IIcury i3oNlSu and Grant Brock.
transporting whisky: Julio Del Corso,
John coli. Il \. l'ortmcy y. l.. >llaiS.
Iianuini and Angus, i1luuoll Floyd
Green. :. Holt, drnl, ia public
places: Nora Williams Meredith VIII
liains aud j. ". Thompson. transport
ing whisky, John Jones and Charles
Jackson having whisky ~ their pos
session; VI. Gordon. drinking III public
place. Clarence Minis transporting
whisky Joseph Price. drink in;s ~ pub
NJ, ilac"; Ntck Ranuick transporting
WHISKY ~ my Houotrco, alias Il. T..
Jones. drinking IN ruhltc place: Us
tell" stewart transporting whisky. and
Fleming Taylor. manufacturing AND
selling ardcut spirits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-04
Riot Call Brings
Cops on the Jump
More Than 100 ParoLmo1 Race
to Headquarters as Test
Gong Sounds.

More than 100 policemen and hum
drcds OF citizens rushed 10 Police lead
quarters yesterday afternoon i'm re.
sponse TO the riot call. NO. SIS" which
was sounded on the fire eongs at the
various police and tire stations at 3:lg
o'clock. There WAS no riot. the call
having been made n Il test
The effect of the lire bells music was
very much like that Of the I'ied piper's
policemen who had been asleep and
were getting ready for the afternoon
ANA evening relief, patrolmen who were
pacing their beats and all others. both
OF and on duty. made Il break for,
headquarters. Automobiles and iitncys
We're rcquisitioned. and each machine.
"a il came in and parked in front Of
head quarters brought from one, TO hvc
officers.
Citizens had no idea what il; was
about. but, resolved 10 miss nothing
followed the procession. No one could
imagine what riot ut Police Head
quarters could he over. unless parchcd
citizens had surrounded the place with
intent 10 demand tn, keys from Cap
tain George T.. Pollock. enter the base
lnent and wrcak vengeance on his hap
less prisoners. Sill Quart. John Demi-
john Hard Cider aud Colonel Bourbon
Earrell. al Mountain fame. The police
were there to Protect them. and the
law viii take its course
The riot call used 10 hc Gee" but
was recently changed This is the
first time that the call has been given
as a test. When i; is sounded. all Of
report To headquarters if possible. or
10 one of the three stations if II is
no; practicable for them 10 go To head
quarters.