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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-12

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tpScIis S9uiug i SonNct& @elin8er
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on al "Wotbcr GrpcS", huiS Gam len
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a~icnoplipc Iormcrnc2 Siuih I'll ncn
nc SrbuItri uco at giuc Dem Sen Dor
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til at hoonbtcrc Snllcr. Spin 90 SIRE
otl,rcr puo Ell iorOclo9tig Vtouoc.
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ser % Rriucipcr ton &rooufiioncn
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ianune Gio bcifuttct.
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fom ira - "thc Hangca". SdoInart
nornale Iorholoc iuOtrTocr oct tont,
mcnoe Nar, ienOe@ enbel al Gprcnc
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rem. Sirr iflrloc Tormcrtc opmnm.
tres til at sac NntnQct al Sonocta
Saler o. SouIloFfe. Som Ell Noos
penoigbco8artifcl fon1nrcr &lTocrnc
efter Ssben. Sffc olcnc 0jgr Solrcrl
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bpr oQ fem CT Soroiorbeorcr, Der
baa0c hppocr aobt o. Qior 'foocli9t
ll9rGS til Niprt / Sarcicren2 Sung,
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life bar ful1nc. op6age rogCt fem.
qoot / Glaoicn ior. s Ctbocrt StrrA
al 2onbct ifulbc 6armerer yoa ole
mlIiQe Waooer opmuntrcS til at ia
en- Saufllof pno 6ormcn. Nao ltorC
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me en- mi1orc 6lof, men en- Slot pao
bper 6orm.
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tic Sunlam, Iom Der CT lloget Saat
ON at iaa eff npttiGt Gpr al ifillOc
fua opnaa Woocnhco. Stotsnltori.
tcterne iflloc ubcn 0slcn tnge Sfriot
til, at ser fan onlao5 pirfiom Son,
troll oper bcn Scr al SfarpehunbC
iom pao oltior mango Stcocr ban
giort oct onltrcnt baobleit at forIg3l
meo Sailupl pao 6armCn.
Ga ioo if,tloe ser bli mnnQe. man.
&c iIcr Spin ber i 2anoet o8iaa. 9cl
er Ii9eiaa itcrf gitcripergIel citcl
6lcif og SlcifeproOuftcr Ipm nnort
SIo0s aieOprobuftcr. Neorgc al nt
Sormcrc, iom hor Ell Slot @riie
ifuloc 70 Ell Qpo Gel ItSrrc Slot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-12
Smcr Sfptsict!

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SoIoatcrifo, SGbcr ior SrIctri oG
S9oer for mango uubre Sina )
fcttc 9aitb or Ser ingcn iliI S.er'
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Of ehsle n,co Oct, % oct " at ooslc
meo 2rbcr life at bcbunDIc o9 be
bare oct raa ocn bebit mltligc Wnooe
6elacltOc 6ingcrpc1 fan iao at ii5c
cn6per, Tom 1aar noa lin, GA glsre
iio Il! Nnttc o0 OcrpeH gapE, banSr
iiN ielp % Notioncll.
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hper Sang 2Gbcret ~bcgpnoer at BIZ
haarbt % tort. Get lfl,Ibc BIZ bsriitt
griunhiNt, % blir Oct life nloclcS rent
pan Den Maaoe, paifcS oct | parmt
@ono citcrpao. ianlt torres al mco
ct tert Glpbe. Wer5 Sfptsict cnbs
90 er uarmt % libt paaot, in!prcS
clcr oljcS oct. Glen eller Smpre!
fen iinpres paa pcb SiGlp al eli Glub
al l1lotpi elcr commissioned. Get
er bebit at ia Slien eller Smsrelien
Dnltrent iaa BARN, iom Saonben fan
taale bcnL oa SmsrcIicn bsr 9nibcs
0obt inc | 9pocret - bclit nlco
Saanbiloocn. SpiS npbpcnbi0t fon
SIien BRIGGS paa tort Sfotsi ogian;
men ben trUffcr bebre og i%epnere inO,
hpiS 2nberct cr ell Smule element
fugtet mco Sano Sprueien. Otter
at Sfotsiet er i~priigti0t olict cIler
fmlIrt, iUttcS BET en- Stultb pea en-
BARN, tor Elabs for at BIZ tert. Sor
!Sebe mo- 2Gberct life ilbirttes. 2r-
Der taalcr minorc Seoe, emo mango
peo. Soanben co Sfotsiet touler
olltrcnt lioc ltcrf Sebe.
Gator Oil er / lin Srben for Sfo-
tei, Der ifaI bIanfpu9ies.. Scr limp
Icre Sfotei fon ma brligc "Ncat's-
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goor ogIaa on. Guifer man at gierc
Sfp % Stsplcr iao porotrtte ionl
mulist, blanbcS inleltet Sals i 81.
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st iimpelt Wibbel til at giere
Saalerne mer Durable, beielige %
iItnnb til at mooitaa Gano % 8eoe
or at lntsre S%aaleflaoerne gobt oper
mcb 9inireoIje eller MaleroIie en-
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at SIjen fan iaa Sib til at trpffc inc.
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on Iitcncn % trGffe Sfocne cller
Stsplernc paa igien npitc Wcrgcn.
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bruate @lonfipUrtc er ifaOeIig for
2Gberct. Gen ~inoebolbcr Sprer.
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Iom gipr 2uoeret baarbt % lloiat ior
at iprGffc.
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Sfo, Ibis Splc er ilibt albclcs Sfip.
be. Sfocnc ri,incrcs nltior hltrtigt
men barre cnoa or oct, at sSebberne
oglaa fnn foa Sfube.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-12
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DEBORAH, Iowa.

On aSguucut nripsr IN "SaHitu ! SSist":
Eclott isis. 4oe 5ebr. 1917.
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cnbpcr, Der pil IRie en- 900 goo.
silica. g,rS. Is. BARTLETT
y. 20. SeIeii, Rts,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-12
Snmen:

Snmrn: '0poroau Hal Suic.ipul
ccreI byuge5I"
Sdrmlceuteu (nanOsirarrreroel .
"8io Dem en- Sbsite sitsr b9srt gianI'
ito"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-12

Warge, iom in9eu 8rHc bar, ifuI6c
ha Ell Sfrutc herior. Ser or / 10.
fontcu al pore Smnabper % noe
poa 2anoet cgioo mango CT iattig
Iamilic, ion garifC biuilt furoc M
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9IiiaIo, T~rogfrugt % @roapotctCr.
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ourrfomnlcS nlcQct biuigt, men cr
lilc ioo goo @riie'oocr Tor set.
Zen Sop augoocuoe 5000 Gen.
troll, hi M er lmoer, err mcnt iou
cn SpmuntriuQ til Erobuccutcu, ionl
set er 2opcnS NCuiu9 ifoI pprc iifrct
en- liberal, iiffcr 2eu Tor lit Irbcioc
OF Detailing for fine 0roSuftcr, ser
poa iammc Sib cr "bcrcQrct pno at
fomnc Sorbru9crnc ihrrbc iii cu RI.
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miuiItrotioncnS NIon o0 Cnifc, al
ole ureopcnoigc urimeIilc lI0liitcr
pna &cieu mellcm Nroouccntcn %
IorbrllQcrcu ifal unoQoocS. Troou,
ccnten ioar Ell rlmcIil Eri@ FOR iii
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bucenten til Sorbrulcrcn Tor en- rimc-
liz Eri&, % Ell %rincliQ EriS bare
par oct Wcninacn Iorbrlt9ercn if1lI.
Sc betaIe. Sclp Be mcQct omtoltc
WiOocImpno bar on 9ict Ill Ell ri.
mclia Son for lit Nrbcioc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-12

Nitt Dnifer 1yjGrfrR.

Ut .r 'gt,taI' aisbuarssarb!'rs o. 'isb,r Jicr!cs
Tor at 'Elae Dor fs,u ei,oU1r,oHtt 1,t ,r 5ruH'
ben 81, grgtr assts Ert'sr "a hurtat, Rsmi5'e.
SEan Gomm,odou irarssHes. SsHo ,'tsr
gragn o. z5Hg,H1 Jlgs-
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
Remember June S, Young Men.

Stick mental pin memory well real pin in your
calendar remind the Importance yourself and the Cou
try OF Tuesday June 5, young OF Ohio.
Every between Il and 81 be registered that date,
except those who already members of the military naval
vice No will be received for failure comply with this
quirement Those who be called service under the
tive draft make then they have valid chaac
But Tuesday, the only order of the all be-
forward
fees The between q and 81 who doesn't march will
risk marching anywhere months
may be imprisoned for for failure register Stick pin
III that point too.
All the registration machinery counties per-
condition. and everybody has been informed of the places
registration, therefore there that
The day will be holiday ordered by Governor
hut there ought be holiday spirit patriotic spirit
feeling that memorable and especially hon
orabc day the history OF 1t will commemorate
resolve liberty chance the
that this land worth defending. honor be
enrolled under the first because the selected under the
registration will be those whom the Government considers best
fitted to the Country.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
MUST DEPEND ON OURSELVES.

Chicago.-ln moralizing on the recent
bakers strike in this city Editor Hob
mann of the Bakers Journal says:
"ln this instance, and in many others
it is hoped this fight has taught some
lessons to our Chicago members, and if
they have learned nothing more but that
we must and can only rely upon the
power of our own movement, and that
we can not and must not depend upon
any outsiders, then this fight has not
been waged in vain And if it has more
than ever convinced our membership of
the necessity of organization then it has
served at least some purpose"
The wage demand, as contained in
the original agreement, calling for a
weekly increase of So and so cents in
the jobbers' wages, was granted.
However, the union was compelled
to make several important concessions"
says the Bakers Journal, which declares
that the employers benefited by the stu
alton prevailing at present and utilized
the same in every direction.
"They also succeeded in taking undue
advantage of the prevailing situation,
which, under ordinary circumstances,
they would have been unable to do.
That ought to have been taken into con-
sideration by our brothers before any
strike action was taken, and had this
been done possibly some of the sacri-
| fees need not have been made"
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
Save the Citizens of Tomorrow.

Greed hsteria and maudln sentment-queer
campaign to damage childhood in time At Albany and
Murray Shpey have already made efforts both places
to have the child labor laws suspended Greed explains partly
what Europe did under compuon Then
sentiment saying "ow let the dear little children
their bit!
Sweet Europe has tried all that European children have
school work farms They have shaved
They have drudged by night The result has been immense
in juvenile ascaiy and immense decrease juvenile
vgor of body and mind The that began letting
children do their bit endeavorng to mend the mischief
Assuming that the war may last two the chidrens bureau
at Washington has large pogo staff work in the library Of
% e%Iang % @ reports IRON all our our Allies regarding ing the con
lected makes pretty agia reading You easily damage child
hood Repairing the damage easy
it can be repaired
The children of America for trouble enough
lection Many will suffer from underfeedng Fifteen per of
the children in New York city suffer undereedng
OF peace ana many VIII suffer IRON neglect Wait till the war
ing to the munon factories taking mems jobs outside and eav
ing multudes OF little children to SHIFT as they can We shall
caamties will tend toward the still greater juvenile
queny h not guesswok on our part is prediction based
on official data from England France Russia Italy and all the
Allied countries Let take that neither greed hytera
nation puts forth its whole strength in of long duration
Humanity orbids. Commen Sense obids National sener
citizens OF tomorrow and to the nation that stunts
feebes depraves its children We safely bequeah the
var nature things fate will bequea to the next
generation handicap at once mental and moral but let us not take
stand The compulsory school attendance laws stand
Meanwhile every organized agency Tor the protection of American
% % he dr ee e ahen tH enG o hes i is we
take ourselves the responsibility of defining that bit is
this to come through nexpote ndamaged and sound in
When hear of men like Shpey Ger and other machine tool
makers OF Cincinnati giving few thousand to this charity and
few another always giving banquet that be
published and they pretend to be panhropss while the dark
under the OF the National Metal Trades Association they
their and influence annu all child labor laws, which
Humanity Common Sense and National nerest forbs
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
No Selling of Liquor to Soldiers.

We earnestly hope that the provision of the military bill making
unlawful sell Intoxicating liquor soldiers will be rigidy
that violations of will be promptly
called the pubcs attention heavy penalty provided for
oonkeepers others who violate the law and will be i'm
posed without mercy here elsewhere.
Many saddend during the last few
weeks by the soldiers under the influence liquor
Cincinnati and elsewhere in the State and by the unbrded ber
permitted visit saloons uniform There be
Of this without danger of Imprisonment and fine to the
sellers drink and without danger of disgrace and military
punishment those who forget their duty country.
Officers we'll enlisted included in the prohibition
and hope their observance of the regulation will be cheerful
and and pruncory and superficial They it to
their set them good example and they the Govern
its orders faithfully this other things
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
Will Dempsey Make Good?

Judge E. Dempsey said Thursday, that "Aen my best
personal and political friend and will do everything help bring
about his election"
This quite refreshing for Dempsey supports Allen will
be the only Democrat he did support himself
all the Democratic defeats of the
and will have chance what he do when he tries
elect
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
UNORGANIZED WIN STRIKE.

Chicago-The strike of unorganized
workers at the plant of the Stewart
Warner Speedometer Corporation has
been settled with most of the the strik-
ers members of organized labor, The
company attempted to employ girls who
were to receive one-half the wages of
the men.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
Make EN- Join.

Herbert Bigeow and his associated pacists who beginning
campaign for early and German ers
they will enlist Immediately.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
Let Time Pay For 1t.

why put every aterdnner speech that is
longer than minutes Andy Gigan-bu would it be fair
to make John Snuff bear the entire cost of the
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
Twill Be Awful.

soldiers taking drink the
suspended in the between both horns
the dilemma.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
Why of Course.

The liner that equipped with device enveop her thick
cloud of smoke protection against submarines probably The
Cincnnati.'
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
Boneheads In Demand.

Mr. Benect candid opinion of the quality of councimen
OF the quite refreshing Judging from what he
political leaders have secured the for boneads when
selecting candidates for these offices.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
Take the Order.

The eormrs who stop raising tobacco and put the land
should ask the soldier they which he would
rather have, a dish of mush a cigarette.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
Be Keerful.

Howard Wurlzer bought Liberty Bonds-it looks
like Howard will lose his iron
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
From Brink to Blink.

Rooseves army that the brink of organizing
the blink completely
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
A Sure Sign.

In the Decoration Day parade you could easily pick the
ers of German by their feet
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
Near Enough.

Still suspect that the William Cooper Proctor will
% a khaki uniform will be Palm Beach suit.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
That's All.

America has quarrel with the German people, all
going o do is and kill 'em.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
Not the German Ones.

The Socialists stand for world peace, Victor Berger
euon journal e evidently doesn't refer the German Socialists
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
Will He Be Sanitary.

Judge Dempsey will be the real ued candidate of the Demo
cray party.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
Ours Go Down.

Cocktails going Still is thought that they will con
tinue down
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
Loosen Up.

There's no Stacker like dollar in a sock
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
Nice Weather.

i'll it was pleasant summer while it lasted.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02

take no boys in the army-mother votes now.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-27
CLASS H-FAT SHEEP.

CLASS ee-FAT SHEET.
Amount offered in this class. $4,000.
Special prizes offered by the Grand Forks County Agricll-
tural Society.
Open only t. residents Of Grand Forks County.
Open to any breed or grade. 10 be judged for the block
only. Fair Association will guarantee top price Of the week 1t
South st. Paul for all animals scoring 70 per cent or over.
Animals must DO owned. bred and fed BY the exhibitor.
Lot. LII. End. 3rd.
$50 Best yearling weher. $1,000, $500 $500
751 Best pen three spring lambs........ 1000 500 500
CLASS eS-BUTTBR-AsSOCAI10N SPECIAL.
Total amount offered in this class. $1,000.
Special Prizes offered BY to Grand Forks County Asrioal-
tural Society.
Open to any girl who was enrsllsA d any Grand Forks
County School on juno l. 1917, and whs win b under II years
Of ago July L. 1917.
AZ this contest is being conducted under rules issued By II.
Beatrice Jehnstene, Superintendent Of Grand Jerks County
Schools, intending exhibitors should provide thomselves With
entry blanks furnished BY the teachers 81 Ill rural schools n
the county. Entry 1t the State Fair win Be made through the
County Superintendent o1aeo.
Butter mast b put up h tive pound Jars and b. aeosnpan:
led by . certificate stating NAT the osntestant Id the work Of
preparing the exhibit herself.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-27

$40. For tho best two pound Jar Of butter
from the First Commissioners
District, n. p. Smith, Commits
81. For the best two pound jar Of butter
from tho Second Commissionerb
District, ]. R. Poupore,- Commits
s12 Fur the best two pound jar Of butter
from the Third Commissioners
District, George Udenby Commits
B1O001
SO For tho best two pound jar q butter
from the Fourth Commissioners
District, Thomas Mooney, Com
ml00100e8
S14 Fur tho BEST two poung jar Of butter
from the Fifth Commissioners
District, r. q. HIATT, Commissioner
Sweepstakes.
sl5 Open to winners Of first and second
~ place in all districtS. .-........
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-27
Special Prizes Offered by the Grand Fork.
County Agricultural Society
GRAND FORKS COUNTY BREAD CONTEST.
Premiums offered BY Grand Forks County Agricultural Society.
n& Int lnd Ard lfh

GRAND FORKS COUNTY BREAD CONTEST.
Premiums offered by Grand Forks County Agricultural Society.
Lot LIST. End. 3rd. 18th.
17Go Best Loaf Of white bread from
Grand Forks County, out
side Of Grand Forks city.
Standard loaf to DO baksd
in oblong pan and TO weigh
about sixteen ounces when
finished 500 $500 $500 $100
Over fifteen entries three
moro places added 1t $1Oo
each.
CLASS 9S-FLT STEER Oh HRIEBR.
tu1al Sooisty.
Open only to rssilsnts Of Grand Perks County.
Amount offered in this class, $500.
Fat yearlings only may be shown. Fair Association viii
guarsntee to secure top South St Paul price Of week for all
animals shown that score 70 per cent or over. Open to pure
brsds, grades or cross breeds. TO b Judged for the block only.
Lot LIST End. 3rd. 4h.
~ Fat ysarins, steer OF hster. $500 $500 $1,000 $500
CLASS 19-GRADE DAIRY.
Amount offered in td sclAss, $4,000.
special Drises offered By the Grand Jerks County Asrfeul.
tural Society.
Opea only to Residents Of Grand Forks Csssty.
All animals must be BY . pure bred sire Of some standard
hzaad Anfnals uuat ha hrad and axned hx exhfhtnr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-19

IN August. cannot believe that such an idea
could have entered tho minds OF tho party ON
cials. had tho honor OF being member of
inc committee resolutions at the last con-
ttemtion; hold In Roanoke i;st year: tho resolu
SSSn calling for tho convention sthis year
luliy discussed In committees. reported to the
convention and adopted without /. dissenting
voice. This resolution. az 1t understood.
anu as II stands whilst its language he
construed as only advisory. as construe Il Is
me committee. unloss It desires to ignore
pain request OF tho party. which T. OF course.
90 not for moment think tho committee will
10. Tho request OF the people constituting tho
party ts tantamount TO Il demand upon tho off,
GERS of tho party. IL we construe this resolu-
10 wait until after tho primary is peculiar to
gay tho least The object OF the convention Is
10 formulate platform and promugnto tho
principles Of the party. and tho candidate should
Rnow what these principles are before he form
aiiS entors the primary and the people should
know how tho candidate stands these prin-
for him. +
Many questions OF great Importance will be
presented to this convention Enforcement Of
a further revision OF the tax laws Is one moro
vital. especially TO tho taxation OF propcrty
OF foreign corporations for local purposes in the
communities in which their business is loca ted.
and might mention various other questions
that the party should declare itself upon These
times OF taxation to support wars. enlargement
OF county. city and State expenditures. pro-
grcsSiHe business conditions. social, educational
ana economical revolutions. present questions or
higher and moro Importance than mere party
party has assumed to control them in Virginia
let us not hesitate In our declara tions our
actions. MARTIN WILLIAMS
harrisburg. Va, April 1G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-19
ALL READY FOR SHOW
Dixie AerIe. EnEI~.. TO stage HiE ANN.
tour Minstrcl show Tonight
md To-MOrrow.

Much has been done to make tn.
minstrel show tn be given in the
Academy Of Music tonight and to-
morrow night under tho auspices OF
Dixie -tcric. l.. o. L., No. $685. a great
success. The best local amateur talent
has been gathered, notable among the
cast being Joseph Whittcmore. Colum-
bus Canepa, Charles O'Donncil and
Jack DifenbauGh. Among the come
dams viii be Pat Binford and George
Ranhard. principals: Nicholas Mo-
rano, "Giily" Gill. Jones. Brsuer.
Woodall and "Lassie Drinnard. John
NJ. Allen will occupy the interlocutor's
chair. and the well-known quartet,
consisting Of Messrs. Owens, Tillery.
Chas!e and Byrne. viii render popular
airs.
An interesting boxing match will
take place between George Herbert
and Dick Burns. both of whom have
appeared before the public on man.
occasions. me referees will be John
l.. Satterfcld and Wilbur !. Cirigss Pro
lessor Rianhard assisted by Professor
Joseph kessnich. has worked untirinr-
~ TO make the show successful as an
entertainment and financially Tho
proceeds are to go to the benefit fund
OF the local aeric