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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-31

by a dinner at O'Clock There will
be dancing on the pavilion from Z
to II o'clock, with music by Agnes
orchestra. The club automobile will
make it's first trip at O'Clock, start
ing at the First National bank. Fifth
and Main streets, and will make a
trip every half hour during the aft
ernoon. The automobile will start at
Fifth and Main ana receive passen-
gers at Fifth and Grand avenue and
also at the Grand avenue entrance to
the park. The round trip fare is
twenty-five cents.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-31

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White Cleaners and Laces

We are prepared not only to supply you
with the smartest Of White Shoe styles
but to help you keep these shoes always
neat and attractive. We have most COM
plete line Of laces ard cleaners and will
only be too glad to help you in making
this a real White Summer.
'sStore of Service"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28
MARRIED IN FUR COAT
Coal supply Gives out md House lie
comes so Cold Thnt Ice Cream
Freezes Solid.
Especial TO The Timcs-D!spatch.l

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
WINCHESTER. VA. January u
Samuel J. pritchard. prominent :ouns
banker Of Petersburg. Va, and Miss
Bessie Wilson Arthur. a society favor
tic here, were married at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs b.
+. Arthur. in tho West End but not
according To plans. The house had
been decorated with choice flowers and
Southern palms. ana the surroundings
were most inviting. when II was sud-
denly discovered tina: the house WAS
getting cold. The Goa! supply had
become exhausted and mono could 10
had II ans price. The brides uncle. the
scv. pr. Il. T.. Wilson, or IIarriSonburg.
Va, who was TO have performed tho
ceremony. was snowbound. and another
minister had TO he sent for. The bride
and her attendants were compelled to
put on fur coats. and tho groom and his
attendants found it necessary to wear
their heavy ov"rcoats with tho collars
turned up. with the members of the
wedding party and their guests stand
ing around the cold room decorated
with tropical plants, the ceremony was
performed 10y tho lcv. Or. j. II. Lacy,
whose teeth chartered as hc spoke the
words OF the marriage service Even
tho ice cream was frozen too hard for
consumption.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28
SENATE BILLS

The following bills were introduced in the
state senate saturday:
iSy Mr.. Addt"nn-ScnGtc hill No l5I. to
authorize Councils of cities Ia prescribe the
Administrative duties or Mayors which was
taken NJ and referred 10 the Committee on
county. city anL Town Organizations.
BS MI. Downing Senate hili No. loo to
amend an act rotating To the Situs FOR tax-
alton Of intangible property owned hv cor.
norations. Referred 10 tho Committee ON
Finance.
by AIR. Corbitt- Senate bill No Ia. To
give consent OF tue stat" Ia the purchase
or acquisition 10y the United States OF
America. - certain real cstat. in tho city
Of Portsmouth. referred 10 the Committee
for Courts Of Justice.
by Mcssrs. Cannon aud C;aylc--Senatc bill
No. los. IL authorize and regulate tho OK.
change oi certain CLASSES OF rrcIprocnt ar
tnicrinsurancc contracts among individuals.
partnership. and corporal lions: cui;,uwcrin
corporation generally to make such con
tracts; regulating process ia suits on such
contracts. prescribing certain fees and men
allies for Violation, referred To the Com
mittcc on Insurance aud Banking
by MIR. Mathew Senate hill No l5a u,
amend an act 10 impose q liccnsc tax upon
Gypsics and like strolinE companies lie.
fcrrcd TO the Committee Finance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28
MIR. TAFT SPEAKS
AT HAMPTON INSTITUTE

Special 20 The Times Dispatch
HAMPTON, VA. January 2I.--Wil-
liam Howard Taft. president OF the
Hampton Institute board Of trustees,
delivered to day an address in memory
Of General samuel Chapman Armstrong,
distinguished soldier educator who
founded the Hampton School in 1865.
Mr.. Taft said
armstrong launched the struggle Of
race 10 deserve freedom to vindica,e
us citizenship to justify equality OF
opportunity it is given TO few men by
their efforts. unaided by circumstances.
opposed ny prejudice, injustice. and
'ohtcmntuous criticism. To win tho vic
tory which was Armstrong;. His name
Will go down In history with that OF
Lincoln as great bencfactor Of the
negro race"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28
HENEY TEARS OFF COVER
Says Combine Made Arrangements &c
10 Control All Cattle, Beef and
sheep in tho Country.

WASHINGTrN. January 2.-Tcai in-
tho Veil away from the secret manpu-
latiouS Ell the o-callcd big five" pack
crs combine. Francis j. IIeney special
Federal investigator, Yesterday Ir:-
sont"d evidence before the Federal
Tgado Commission 10 prove that:
|. Agreements were made to control
an the cattle, beef. hogs and sheep in
the United States.
:. Tho activities Of the packing mag
mates extended to the. manufacture Or
powder, With a seo,o0O.00o government
contract.
3. The Zig Five" adopted per-
political contests against unfavcrab
Ccnrrossmcu.
4. kansas city traction system was
dominated ny tho interests behind the
packing industry.
2, american tin Industry included in
plans OF nationwide control plan.
g Banking institutions in New Yorl,
ana other ciscs allied with the meat
corlbinc
:. "S!ush' fund used to employ spe
cia! agents ia Washington to watch
Federal investigators.
:. 'ot"lhcd possession OF confidential
information in the offices OF the Fed
crai Trade Commission
Employed Colin III. Livingstone. a:
Washington, associate Of Charles w
Morse - a general agent.
10. Tabooed Congressman who SOM
ported Representative Borlard in his
resolution for "a Judiciary Committee
investigation Of packing conditions.
Agreed TO compromise IN an in
vestiEation. provided immunity from
criminal action MIS- assured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28
INQUIRY INTO NEWPORT
EXPLOSION STARTS TO-DAY
Twelve Civilians Lost Their Lives in
Accident mt Naval station
ON SATURDAY,.

NEWPORT. X. L.. January 27.-Eayal
authorities to-day started an investi-
Ea,ion 10 determine the cause Of the
explosion that wrecked three concrete
bombproofs at the naval torpedo sta
t"n yesterday. causing the death OF
twelve civilian employees and injuring
several others.
With one exception. all the men at
work in bonbproof No. =. where the
explosion occurred. were killed. lie
and the survivors taken from TIA" other
two structures were injured 30 severely
thcy could give no account oc What
happened. Captain Edward l.. leach
commandment Of the station. said that
:" tar as he could learn the explosion
WAS accidental. \ few days ago the
regular sailor guards about the bomb
proofs and other naval establishments
were replaced by picked men from the
United states marine corps. To-day
tho guards at the bombproofs were
doubled.
Tho search Of the ruins was con-
tinucd until to-nirht when it MAS an
nounccd that all bodies apparently had
been recovered. IN addition to the
twelve dead, however, four employees
at the bombrroofs Were Stll unac-
counted for. All of the twelve bodies
taken from the wreckage were idcn-
tincd.
Most 81 the victims were Killed out.
right. but carly to-day. several hours
after the explosion. Il gcScu" party dis
covered Two men buried alive in the
wrccka@c ~ bombproof NJ. J. y pipe
Mas rum into the debris and Stimulailts
sent down to the imprisoned men. but
when tie stones and concrete frae-
tnents were lifted they were dead.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28
I.ynchnurs Tobacco M,rke

~ ftG, VA, .Tanuarv o.
ne, ne average price paid for dark loose
,,, 'oo"eo on the market hero dur
Ilf IN" past week was tho hinhnst
On record. Tho offerings were up -
~, 'a,iohs' as the adverse weather
kept many farmers a. home -
srah"s arc remarkably high. and tbo-n
- no cessation =: 20 demand. Tha
safes which have been kent down nr
ar! weather. have aggregated 5sns 1on
pouhos' being 3.o12,6oo pounds los.
.' had n"en sold up TO the same
time last wear
Quotations for tho coming ,ca,.
MhlcA are based on actual sales arc.
Jugs. common siG.:0 to $40: good I,,ps
>l'.o TO So; short leaf, $40 10 S..
soon leaf. so TO $50; dapple leaf. s.o
70 s"1 and wrappers, So to so
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28
Denf Mute Guilty OF A,.ou,,.

V.I., ~ " TT" I1Hes- DfSpatCh.1
iHSllESTER. VA. January a7
~ jury IN the Corporation Court n,
,. .au"toh mas convicted L. a.
dummy } nun, IA deaf mute cohhlcr
and sentenced him TO six months ~
?ai and 50 flnc for crminaily assault.
ing Rena Monroe. ten years old whose
nome is above Iiuff's shop. There vas
huch feeling against the accused. Tho
courtroom was cleared while tho girl
ses''iie". During the trial the prisoner
sat in corner OF the room viii
an interpreter OF the sign laneuoye
transmitted 10 him the evidence IA il
was given. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28
Pastor buys Old School

..INNS - W nc ITIIrS- DfSpItCh.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. January
.''--kcv. X. {. Gilmore, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church In this city. has
purchased the property in bowling
Grccn. twenty-five miles south Of this
city, formerly used as the Bowling
Green Seminary. which vas large
girls school. There arc twenty acres
of land with large oak grove and two
buildings. Mr.. Gilmore Will rcmod el
the buildings, install modern conven-
fences and use the property as a sum
mcr home for himself and family. The
property was purchased from e r..
Collins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28
McI> cnnn-NatfS.

Special TO The Times Dispatch.
lS EG. VA. January q
VIM \. McKenna and Miss Ethel Er,u-
cca Watts both Of Lynchbury. were
married "Wednesday in Richmond. the
ceremony being performed hy Rev. IT.
!. cathcy. pastor OF Bethesda prcsbv
terrain Church, Of this city. They have
returned here and will reside n. o1Ia
TMlin Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28
Virginia News
in Tabloid Form
Cargo Ships in Norfolk Harbor
Again Recciuc Bunker Coal
Without Hindrancc.
10y Associated prcss.l

NORFOLK. VA, January .I.-Bunk-
crinE operations at all OF the tide
water Virginia coal piers was pract.-
cally normal to-day and cargo ships
awaiting fuel are rapidly being ac-
commodatcd. Warm weather has
thaWcd out coal cars and tho supply
is now equal to the pier capacity. Ice
IN tho bay and harbor has cleared up
entirely. officials OF the Underwater
Coal exchanges. directing bunkcrng.
declared that with fair weather
through to-day and Monday tho harbor
congestion Will be entirely relieved
For the first time in tho history Of
This port, "a big naval collier. with
capacity or 1900 tons. came to the
aid OF shipping officials. by bunker
ing number Of cargo ships in mid
stream.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28
ArrEAL TO SHIPPERS
TO UNLOAD FREIGHT

EAST RADFoRD. VA. January u
nc following notice az been sen. to
an agents OF the Norfolk and Western
Railway:
"ahe strong appeal to shippers to
utilize freely their shipninr nna
ccivIng forces next Monday oStb -,
s'ah'' for unloading freight. thus civ.
hE relief TO railroads which viii 70.
a"tt IN hc!ptnS them. This will no,
'u,",e IN any way orders or fuel adj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28

The annual meeting Of the Con-
federate Memorial Literary Society will
be held Wednesday morning, at II
O'Clock, when reports viii be read by
oiiicers. chairmen, ana vicc-rcgcnts.
The treasurer Will receive dues Mem
bers OF the society and the advisory
board are requested to come AT 1890
l.. Lee viii be presented by his grand
daughter. Miss Ann Carter Lee, and
VIII nc accepted by the Governor OF
Virginia Tho various Confederate or
ganiZations of the city are invited to
attend the presentation exercises
which Will he under direction or Mis-.
j. Taylor Eilyson. vicc-rcscnt oil the
Virginia ROOM.
The Richmond Chapter OF the United
Daughters of the Confederacy will hold
its annual election OF officers this
morning At IL O'Clock in Lee Camp
Hall
The National League for Woman's
Service VIII meet to-day at 1890
o'clock at the home OF Miss Carrie
Coleman, Is North Fifth Street. Chair
men of all committees are asked TO be
present.
The Colonial DANES will meet Tues
mans Club.
The st. Johns Circle OF Kings
Daughters will moSt this afternoon at
o'clock at the Y. W. c. \. in room
:. full attendance is desired. as a
report from the committee on the mid :
winter entertainment will he given.
The Helping Circle OF Kings Daugh-
terS will hold a called meeting This
afternoon at go o'clock in the home
Of Mrs. T.. II. Boil. 323 North Twenty
fourth street.
There will be a meeting OF the RAN
dolph Macon Woman's College Alumnac
Club al 4 o'clock, on Tuesday after
noon, at 22lSA Grove Avenue.
The Florence Nightingale Circle Of
the Shcltcrng Arms viii hold an i'm
portant called meeting Wednesday af-
tcrnoon at 1890 o'clock. All members
are urged to he present.
The chairman of the Catholic Ladies'
Auxiliary OF the Red Cross. announces
that the auxiliary viii hold a meeting
In the basement Of the ST. Peters
Church tonight at o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28
WONIEN'S MEETINGS.

There will be Il meeting II all wo-
men Interested in the war savings cam
uaign OF Richmond to-day at the Y.
w e. \. club room, Fifih street, at
$50 r. NJ Women are requested to
come prepared 10 make "a report on all
work done in the interest OF this cam
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28
Here and There
in the Legislature

y bin designed to prevent The mar
rage OF physical or mental detectives
mas been prepared by Delegate Martin,
who Is physician. The doctors bin
would require all who intend 10 wed to
submit to examinations If any COM
lnuuicablc disease were found, marriage
woull not be permitted. Similar bills
have appeared from time to time in
most oi the Legislatures Of the country.
Despite their evident merit and the
great boon they would prove TO pos
tcritr, how"ver. there nearly always
has hc"n found opposition sufficient TO
XIII them. In. Martin has induced sew
crai Delegates TO become co-patrous OF
his measure. lie has much hope for
!:s adoption.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28
1fOrrIs-fkCitD.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. January
2I--Robcrt Morris. farmer OF Abe
marie County. and Miss Virginia Reid.
only daughter Of the late &. A. Reid,
Of Earlysville, Va, were married yes
tcrday a; the home OF the Rev. NJ l..
Banister, II baptist minister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28

is an ennobling spectacle to see millions of
women, ranging all the way from girls just
IN their teens to the grandmothers of fighting
inen-kntting, knitting, huntingdon the boys
in the trenches.
1t is thrilling thought that in the greatest
republic the world has ever known, ninety-odd
million men and women are standing shoulder
to shouder-EVERY ONE ready to do his or
her bit for the common good-ready if need be,
to die to make the world safe for democracy.
If there way to organize this tremendous
non-combatant force what mighty power would be
mustered But we OF the home guard in the
awkward squad, and the only way loyalty aud en-
thusiasm may be cashed-n is by our own individual
study OF our own individual possibilities.
You owe it to yourself to make personal and rigid
application of the various governmental programs
TO buy w S. S.
TO observe wheatless and meatless days
TO eat more meal every day.
10 be efficient yourself
To help others to be efficient
To light, heat and power
To save coal.
Coal the ships
Load the ships.
Send the ships overseas
Win the war
This advertisement is a part of our study Of orr
possibilities in which ask public cooperation 1t
relates to shopping:
Shop in the mornings, if possible
Carry small packages.
Buy what you want. Want what you buy and then
keep it.
Talk, think, act, dress and be optimistic
We shall win the war, and the game is worth the
candle. Smile BE cheerful For out OF the thin
fabric of individual inner thoughts Is reared tho ma
tons welfare or disaster
AS requested by the government, this
store will be closed all day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28
The Weather
Furnished by U. S. Weather bureau,
Forecast. Virginia

IOrernat, Virginia
Snow Monday In
North. hnoNy ar lee
storm south pOrtion:
> u d n :, probably
clearing, continued
cold.
North Carolina
itain Monday, posxi-
bic lee storm I'm ccn-
trail portiUn: EucS-
day fair, colder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28
S O G | e T Y

MISS Alice Wilson. OF Baltimore, niece
81 President Wilson. and Miss Margarct
iiair. daughter OF Colonel w. A. Blair
=, winston Salem. y. g., are the guests
~ br. and Mrs. w. w. Moore, at the
.hlon Thcolog teal Seminary, Gintcr
| S'a.k.
Rev. and Mrs. s. ". Chester. of Ash
Silc. have been recent guests Of Miss
VISIONS parents. AIR. and Airs, Joseph
y Wilson, in Baltimore.
/ rromIncpt Engagement.
Mr and Mrs. wharton Il. Lester. OF
Washington. announce the engagement
- th"ir daughter. Miss Kathleen Whar-
lrn Lester, to Lieutenant Samuel w
Neck, United states marine corps. Miss
ester. WHO is enjoying the first season
out, has been {" popular member Of the
social Sc, in Washington. She and her
Ii .lhfcF MISS EJith Lester. were to have
H h'on dcbutant"s THIS season. but owing
~ - no war have not been presented for
Hally
Lieutenant Meek IS 4 graduate Of
ale, elas5 of laiT. aHdtis now stationed
~ ouanticu.
keccn, Announcement.
Announcement has been made Of the
"nproach.nS inarriag" Of MICS Christine
look TO pr j. wood Jordan, both Of
ashland. The marriage VIII take place
carly in February.
:, the Marnnn'. club.
MrH, Easil ~. Gwathmcy is chairman
T. u ihc musicale. which w.ll be given at
us Woman's cab this afternoon at I
o'clock. The soloist4 VIII be John
george Harris. baritone. and Mrs. IIor-
aec Slater. ccutralro. with Louis wclt-
%"l - the accompanied. i charming
program has been arranged. and A large
aAdi"ucr WIN hll the club auditorium
!. i9r concert. Roth Mrs slater aud Mr.
harris arc wc!l-kuown artistH Of this
he. ono Il
tho most interesting affairs 81 the
cluh season.
: The hostess Tor the Informal ycccp-
Ton following win include Mrs. Bcv
"ricy u. crump. Mrs. B!mslie IiiIg!a-
oo'hain. Mr". iicnninGhain Spillman,
Mrs. Thomas Scott, Mrs. II. II. Smith.
Mrs. Woodson Waddy. Mrs. Henry Ell
lett. Miss Mary +, Boyd. Miss julia
Moore. Mr.. +. u Sydmor Mrs. George
! Eldgcod. Mrs. w L.. A,lc!! and Mr..
Charles Dempsey.
Wednesday afternoon a, o'clock a,
The club. Mrs. y. c. Minor will SPEAK
IN New Forces IN Old China" Mrs.
4 Minor. who is most interesting
speaker. has spent much time ga tho
i.aat and her lecture viii hc 4 most
| delightful one
OK Interest Hero.
rhe home Of AR. urh MR. william
Emanuel Bug. h. >orl!ra. Was tha
scene Wcdncaday january -, Of
, lar Minis N,,,tha ,Iira r,,r- i,,..,.,.
49, ,-ta, - ,s..,t, u.-.,,I.o -,
Itc,dn, :. :. r. ~
.~.s-,, -, :, 49,,
,v,r,,,,,, :. = 80 80
IN nnpFoyisch altar ~ ferns ana roses.
norman ,;holsor s.,,cr .r ~. hriJn
pr,,i1ca a, ma n3,ro
Mls5 Easi" Bueg was her sisters
maid III honor and oyt, .-tArd.,.
H. IT. l.,an4 ar Henderson X
C vas lie brolh,r.s 100, ...,,
nm. briI. .n,crn5 yIr, I'LL. r,n,,'
-, *, RON, lc ,,. .D... -
,s,.a Ill, 49,. ,7tt.
bita v.rgur ,,J 3,,l, ~, 80, &
port,a ia, J., u,t,b rL .,.i.,t 49,
shower LaD4ti,, IN hrIdA r,sr 49,,
lvWlu:; to" ceremony u buffet luncheon
X VI. ST. o. after Whlsh Mr. ana MIR
t'""1 80 y" ~ 'N'tha'" NoftheTn
Al"v"- -. "", -o'- tn"h SncSt@
- ''SS ','n.N"
- i,r,', -'i' "i." MFS'
,. = r, :, !, ,,,+'9 -. '1c"nfI
% -" :. = -'t''N'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28
CONDITIONS N IMronrA>r CITIES.

Temperatures ~; humidity. 30: wind,
direction. northeast: wind velocity, is
miles weather. CLOUDY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28

The GoolrioE workmtu's compensn-
tion bin Viii ~" considered IN 4 joint
session Of the House and Scrat. Com
mittc"s on Courts II Justice in the
Corporation Courtroom al . o'clock
Wednesday afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

paiEn. and turn in all moneys coli
iected from the sale OF stamps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28

Delegate Evans. youngest member OF
tn" Legislature, "ns sincerely applaud
I'd when nc introduced the Joint rcso-
uiion asking the General Assembly 10
Ha"noria llZc Congress iii the interest OF
mon who 20 20 War and leave personal
business behind. II" spoke or himself
Hs probably tho sole member Of tho
body who was destined for immediate
service with the Colors. and said that hc
felt lie was ia a sense, n representa-
tive Of these men Who stand TO lose
50 much unless laws are enacted to
protect their property while they Tight
for the nation Ills resolution was
adopted In record time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28

While few OF the legislators doubt
that some moving pictures need cen
sorinc. there are many who arc
strongly opposed To tho creation Of
the Virginia board OF censors. Some
take the view that ii ccnsors Of other
states Of the nation do not cut from!
the screened drama the few objection
able features occasionally shown no
Virginia body will. They also arc
very strongly against the creation Of
further positions to be filled by pro-
fcssionai oilicc-hoidcrs. who would
take the money that they think should
be given to roads, Confederate pen
sionS and schools.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28

Suffrage talk has bocu passed up
for the kim" being, hat no one sur
poses that the women have given up
the tight. In a quiet sort OF way
members are being bescochcd to sup
port suffrage. IN the Senate there
seems to he some hope. III tho House.
however where there are many young
or mon who feel that woman's sphere
is far from politics and who are too
youthful to lie whecdlcd by sweet
young things to vote against Their
personal convictions. there are fcv
who VIII help suffrage il any way.
Altogether. II looks as il the women
have little to hope for from this Nir-
ginia Genera Assembly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28

The Richmond Chapter OF the United
Daughters of the Confederacy will hold
its annual election OF officers this
at IL O'Clock in Lee Camp
Hall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-28

There VII hc lttle to-day 10
prevent easy sailing r.r the great
number Of bills on the calendar. The
only stumbling blocks. it appears. arc
tho bills to increase salaries OF CIR
cult Court judges and those OF the
secretary Of tho Commonwealth. the
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
and the Secretary OF Agriculture INC
increase For judges has passed the
Senate. II was defeated by a narrow
margin in the House and has been
hanging over on d passed by" motion
TO reconsider for two days II is prob
able that this viii continue to he
passed by until DcIcEat. Bob Norris
is sure Of a SAT" majority. rho other
bill stands far down on tho !tst and
Wal probably not be reached until
Tuesday.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-10

Bosch, Nogales Water Office
Mrs. A. L. Hanson, Elgin, Ari-
zona.
The prizes offered aggregate
81, 900 in cash, and they are
worth competing for. The capi-
tai prize is $500 cash, with a Sec
ond prize of 5000, and other and
smaller prizes-all cash.
The method by which this con-
test is to be conducted is to grve
everyone a fair and equal chance.
The votes will be counted and
the awards made by a committee
OF Nogales business men selected
by the contestants themselves
this newspaper selecting but one
representative out of five, and
that one a business man of high
standing.