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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27
PiCKPOCKETS GET S122
FROM TROLLEY PASSENGERS
w. w. Gregory, of Highland Park, and
W. A. finch. of Petersburg, Latest
Victims OF dips"

Pick pickets. believed to lac = man am!
woman working together. stole SIZE
from two persons on street cars down
town last night.
W. w Gregory. il stuart street,
Highland Park, reported to the police
that sIo was cXtricatcd from his
trousers's pocket as he was getting on
a car al Seventh and Broad Streets at
o'clock
Gregory vas with his wife and chill
ofen and stated that man and wom-
an iosticd him rs he waited for the
car. He felt something against his
pocket, he said but thought il was one
OF the children until Inc discovered SO
IN currency missing. Gregory had over
atoe in checks in the same pocket
which were overlooked by the pick
pockets.
W. 4. finch. OF Petersburg. Was re-
l'rNed Of si7 while leaving a Forst Hill
car, on Broad Street. about an hour
later The pickpocketS also cXtricatcl
this money from a troUscrs's pocket
Police declare that expert pickpockets
arc responsible .or the thefts which
have occurred here during the past ten
days. In practically every case IN.
theft has taken place while tic victims
were leaving oE getting on cars and
trains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27
$4,000 DAMAGE BY FIRE
'"rec ftrcmen. Including H. =. ,y,uo,
hurt NJ Everett Wnddc,
UInYr

nrcc members Of the Richmond Fire
.mainiy $1,000 damage caused hv oH =,
Wsdd AZ thc Storcro@!n Of the Everett
"a r LIZ. 20. on Fourteenth street.
!! Yesterday morning. j. : Jones
"tEre'ary OF the Fire Department -
Il, ms rome suffering from painful
~ me 'aCe. caused when a ladder
H.Chc ana icil upon him. t'ircmcn An
uersoh ana GIN. Of Truck Company No
- Wcro on the ladder, and both wcrc
~ :E ,i hurt in the fan. but we're able
~ tclu'h 10 duty in few hours
me origin OF the fire rnI,id No. ho
neierinancd The FIRST alarm was turpo',
~ AT afi o'clock and the second :,
"ccnpird With diing devices. al ,,.,s
an" o'hcr similar siock. much Of lyhi,n
~ ~ ether DESTROYED or ruined. Thn
II.,NnvLILrr cslhtc owns Tho hmilLlnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27
CASES IN POLICE COURT
Negro Hold on ChnrEc Of Murder WI,
nc Given Hearing on
january 10.

nenry Freeman. twcnty-siX wears
90 colored charged with the killing
OF johii ia Hard. seventeen also COT
oreo: wiil be tried Oh January 10. the
case having been continued when caIjnd
IN once Court yesterday Ballard was
shot twice Christmas Eve ncar 5000
nln Leigh Streets. Freeman told the
p , mar he was firing revolver i'm
may vicinity. but denied that he shot
Ballard intentionally o'
:, Emincett Clark. Fulton youth. who
"roNc the car which ran down aud
caused the death of Leroy Latham. Jr'
SathaSnc w .nid son of Patrolman
day! Clark is charged with invo,,,p
,,arE nnanSlaughter He furnished $500
ponu lor ms appearance ia court
1ohn Hines ana Alice Winston ho,b
coI2red; charged with being accos.
n ,, rs before and after the fact i'm thc
ihurd"r OF William I.ockctt A ncrro
Who was slain sometime ago during -
&c" nc. game. viii also be given a hear
III or'orc Justice Crutchileld to- day.
'nus lar inc negro who is said 10 have
H"ot lockctt has not been apprchcndcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27
PRINCE GEORGE OFFICIALS
ASK SURETY FOR SHORTAGE
ia aminntion After Suicide of Treas.
"rcr Temple Discloscs Deficit Of
About S35,0OOi 81, 900 Due Statc

Demand for settlement for the al
legged shortage of approximately s35.-
200 IN the office of Thomas Temple,
treasurer OF Prince George County. VINO
Killed himself about two months ago,
has been made by the Board of Super
visors of that county on tho National
surety Company. OF New York 1t is
thought that a full settlement will he
soon made.
The claim of the State against She
latc treasurer amounts TO less than
$1,000. and VIII be settled. State Ac-
countant Smyth has been working over
the books i'll the office involved for
more than a month. Temples proo-
crty has been turned over TO the sure
~ company.
Mr.. Temple is supposed 10 have end
cd his life in lit of dcspondency over.
a slump OF his fortunes In Hopeweil.
BAD health had also made him unable
TO look after the AFFAIRS in the treas
MY OF the county. He was one Of the
most popular mon in Prince George
County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27
TO ENTERTAIN SOLDIERS
Wounded Men VIII Be Guest, ar I,o,or
Mt w. 4. r. UoNiIIrrs'
Bail,

Arrange nicn'a have been compIctcd
oE general committee, headed hv Miss
rare Meyers, for the entertainment,
and dance 10 be given Il, The EIucs'
Armory tomorrow night II viii be
IN the nature OF fuletidc ball ana
concert Guests Of honor on this oc
Gaslon Will hc the wounded soldiers ~.
"esthampton, many Of whom VIII nave
10, be taken 10 tho armory in nuro
nieS' being unable to leave the hos.
pital unattended ''"
s.soldiers and sailors OF the r'hi,nd
aatatcn VIII be admitted FIRE. TO INC
nal and concert and received as ri,cs,s
% ne oman's Auxiliary or the Eich
Music VIII he supplied for danc,nr
ann concert by Jazz orchestra and
pana. mere Will be 4 large rccaption
committee OF pretty girls '''V''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27
MORE BOOKS ARE NEEDED
Appeal to Public TO supply Reading
Matter for Soldiers Is
Resumed.

Dr. H. T. McIlwainc. state Libra ria n
and N!rE representative of the
American Library Association. stated
yesterday that there was still an ur-
gent need for recrcational books for
wounded soldiers at the hospitals DR.
Mcliwaine is hoping that many people
VIII. after reading their Christmas tic-
sociation for the use OF soldiers
Money donated TO the American Lii
brary Association is generally spent in
the purchase of vocational books.
which are expensive. for use in aero
sduadrons and similar places. For this
reason the supply OF rccreational book s
IS expected 10 result from donation OF
books by persons who have read their
own volumes.
Magazines are just as desirable as
novels. and both are especially needed
Tor the hospitals at present, stated DIR.
McIlwainc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27
City Food Officers
Discontinue Work
Branch of Fed
erat Administration
Closes January 1.
The Richmond branch of the Federal

The Richmond branch Of the Federal
food administration for Virginia will
cease TO exist OH January l. according
TO i. l.. Purcell who has been at the
head of II for many months The
Staunton. or State. division, under the
direct supervision of Hugh Sproul,
Federal food administrator for this
State. will continue to function.
Mr.. Purcell. who secured a leave OF
absence from the State to take up this
Federal work during the war, will re-
turn to his former office as Commits
sioner of the Dairy and Food Division.
Department of Agriculture.
y. +. Howard. formerly State cream
head OF the grain corporation. Federal
food administration: r.. G. Monroe, for
merly state dairy instructor. who has
been in service and located at Camp
Grant. and =. y. Lapsley. formerly As
Sistant Dairy and Food Commi ioncr,
Will return with Commissioner Pur-
cell to their work with the dairy and
food division
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27
.R0DEHEAVER EXPECTED
HERE FOR BIC CAMPAIGN
Billy Sundays Famous Musical Di.
rector Will Return From
Overseas.
ANNOUNCEMENT BY WALKER
Julian W. Tyler Appointed Chair
man of Ushers' Committeeman
Meet Tonight to Discuss Plans for
Seating Crowds at Auditorium.

Homer \. Rodeheaver, Billy Sundays
musical director, and whose reputa-
centric. evangelist. is expected to come
to Richmond during the great cam
naisn to be staged here. next month.
James l.. Walker, Billy Sundays adj
vance agent. who returned to the city
Yesterday after a brief absence:
as he is best known, will sail for
home from France on December 80.
He has been serving overseas with
Just now Mir Walker is devoting
his energies to securing ushers. whose
presence is necessary to assure the
January +. TO Seeompl fsh thia e1 1a
! IN ush of eommitteS With Julian ".
as chairman, has been named. This
committee will meet at 7:15 o'clock
tonight at the Central Y. NJ. c. A.
ments for the work in hand. The
proper seating of the thousands of per-
sons s,,i Who are expected TO be drawn
TO silly Sundays meetings is regarded
by MI. walker as of vital Importance.
MEMBERS WHO COMPOSE
THE USHERS' COMMITTEE
The ushers' committee is made UP as
George rE Moe sha Eonne $ Wood e. rh y
i Ham nit. William william KoTb. Joe Taylor,
i '" t;nn,er ~: I9ShSr' vi VIVA, a. Childrsss, r.:
Harding; J. p. Harris, Earle siblev,
Davis Bottom. L. y. Evans. T. I'll.
Bowls, \, b: Moody. j. I. Eubank, stan
Icy T.: Taylor, X. J. Nenable, John 7.
gill. q. $. Barrett. A. H. Franklin, w.
+. Fields. J. Il. Slaughter. K. c. CAL
bright, Fl. II. Wright. II. II. Walden X.
): Ellyson, Gray Garnett. Elmer Bisch-
of W. L. wills. G. +. Johnson. Luther
w. Wells, II. V. Hubbard. Il. O. Barker,
W T. White. $. Il. Bishop. Charles A.
freaNer. Charles Baslow, w. NJ. Bick-
erS. X. &. Moore. Walter Redmond ]
w. Warren. Eugene Patram, r. NJ HAL
ioway. r. \. Poisce. a. u. Dunnivant,
t. Nj. McCue. II. w. Roberts. l.. H.
briggs. y. Il. Martin. r. j. Tuck, III. L.
Gary, G.. 5. Richardson, J. NJ. Edmunds
Il. =. Harrison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUs Told
Briefly for Benefit of
Busy Readers.

n nns%za s,n 5sno5Isa i%s lisaiS pSpaT'
SsF sss' h' -' f sSs"S Y 1aa q
he NT% nf 6hG sTngcs,i%n of rsooIc through
si mi smni nrmh h Of % new cases IL s"m
this weak woGid wi,SEss t "I least astrf ,na,
rom in Eases Deaths
seven.
ans srHn h, Mos wi and SshedYIsd be
extension in order that he might have ,,:U ,ims
rn tie Mas eetSTS I
Judge Richardson has deferred sentence
Recent Of incoming mail at tho Rich
yesterday. and to-day tbs Office viii loo
IN position to continue work on its usua
here this year was record breaking. bu,
was dispatched in a remarkably fast time.
r.7 Tranlf SerEesn, 6; b samues is the
by members Of fo the tnsc s rnE given him
ner Christmas night; The banquet Was
car out b. the officers. each .Gontrihu;-
Morfoii Navy Yard. according to announce
ment made last night by the local office
AIRY II an examination for clerks to nil
l5e vacancies At the Norfolk Navy Yard
= TIE man annua chris'mas dinner and en-
ihan Asylum will take place at ! O'Clock
this afternoon. At the entertainment, 10
which the public is invited. good singing
Will be a feature.
n { l.. Moncure. United States Collector
OF Internal Revenue. has received instrur-
tons to acccp, Treasury certificates OF In
ientedness dated August, so. 1918. maturiu;;
:, 1918. maturing March Is. 1919. at par.
Richmond drank the ma Jori,y OF their
LIQUOR at home Christmas Day according
|" records in Police Court yesterday, but
nm" men being lined for INVESTIGATION. JUS
ucc crutchiield imposed fines of Sio and
costs IN every instance.
cicri; Rowcle. of City circui, Court yes
ierday began payment OF jurors who have
served since November. The court will lie
adjourned within few days. There are
no more jury cases on the docket
Resignation OF II. L. Chapple, engineer AZ
Virginia Hospital. whose dismissal was re-
Gently recommended to the Administrative,
Hoard by Miss Talafcrro. acting supcrn-
Chapple were to have been heard last Mon
day morning. hut. when one appeared
to press them they were dropped.
Action looking to the repairing OF TIN,
FIRST Market clock that IL Will strike
each hour Of the day was yesterday taken
Icy the Administrative Board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27
CODE NOT EFFECTIVE
Colonel William. lin, Man,
'"m r"rHons Thinking Work
Operates From .Janunr,

Nearly everybody I'm iii. e,,
70 thimk INC new Code goes into offnri
next McdncEday, according Il, cnlm,,e,
oehn " Williams clerk % the II",,sc
~ DeiseatcS aud keeper Of thc rolls
Loiontl Williams said Yesterday IN,
ne was awamped with letters ir,,,,ir
Ing about nc code, and stated thai Inc
January ! 3, 1920. The revisors wani.i
me rev laws 10 operate from Ianil;,r,,
H., isls, hut during the big wransic ~,
the day before the next Assembly ro,.
ycncs. IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27
WARBURG MAY BE CHOSEN
IL Expected to Retain for Germany nm
Opportunity for Trade in Eco
monte Regulations.

WAStIINGTON. December 2G.-Max
Warburs. member Of the council of
Inc hamburg American Line will
Probably he sent to Paris as il dele
gate on financial and political qucs-
tionS according to the Bcrliner Tagc-
tiatt Mr. WarburG has been "a critic
OF the junker policies of his govern
ment. and Is relied upon to retain for
Germany an opportunity for trade
"hch the economic regulations of the
peace terms arc drawn up by the H.
nancial delegates. among whom, il Is
believed. will he Lord Reading, for
Great Britain, and Bernard NJ. Baruch,
for the United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27
URGES sELF-DETERMINATIoN
California; senator ORerS RosoIutiOu
That Congress Request Peace Dele
gates Plead Irelnnd's Cause.

WASHINGTON, December 26.-Sen
ator Phelan of California, introduced
in The Senate to-day the resolution now
pending before the House Foreign AZ
fairs Committee. which would carry !,
request from Congress to the United
states peace delegates 10 urge upon
TIC peace conference action that will
insure for ireland self determine ton
in its form of government.
II is generally believed the House
committcc shortly after the holida IS
VII report the resolution to the House
passed. wv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27
Ninety DIV. on uo,d.

onYlcteH Of stealing a raincos; fror,
we I"trcai for the Sick Archie loy.
,,er' ,c"i"tcd. was Yesterday sentenced
,,nS''cc r"''hhcld '" ninety days
an INC roads. Detectives also tnSii.
hcd that Foster was Inspected Of s,.ai.
ing al"on"i from the institution
ne case "f James Johnson. ,.harrcd
With h,et!lnE puaUtity OF cIo,biur
from the home OF Mitchell Jiou "'.S
lcio NORTH rum street. Vas Yesterday
set Tor hearing on January :. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27
viii nc IN ,io.pi,n, Month ,opuer.

kUcbcn Srhcr. V. W Ladd and "
" ladh. the three young men who
We're dangerously burned during the
News Leader fire several weeks ago
nave improved to the extent that VisI-
tors arc now permitted to see them a,
Grace Hospital. II was first feared
that the fire victims had taken pneu-
monia as result OF exposure during
the blaze. They are expected to re-
main in the hospital at least another
month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27

Tho. SIX Hundred ana Thiriy .nf,b
nero JAZZ Band, of tho Fulton avia,iom
"'hsembnnG p.'mi near this city. pa id
~ plihi'uia % The Soldiers. Saiinrs'
and Msrines, club ,0a east ,;r,re
street last might. /, visited The rl,cc
carry ana PLAYED many popular airs
seas soldiers VINO took supper AZ thc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27
Secretary OF Colonies.

WASlIlNGToN. December oG.-For
",cr foreiSh Secretary Solf will con
tnue in the Ebert administrative say,
dispatch TO tho Bcrlincr TagebIait
winch states that DIR. Solf will he Sec
rriary for the Colonies. the post TO
lortcd 10 he slated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27
Find cnr stolen from Jn,l Yard

TOIIcr have located tho car stolen
from the yard OF the City Jail several
days ago. the machine being found yes
terdaS In q private garage where II
had bccn LETT In storage. No arrests
nave been made In connection with the
case. The automobile was roniiscat cd
from alleged bootlcggcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27

~, soccer players are asked to bo =,
J. o'clock for practice There no
few OF the old players In town who
ar des'rous OF getting started into
TIC game again, az well as some new
Isc.uits wfo have had past expert
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27
Silk Frocks at S14.95
For the MISS $40


shoes. Tho Times Dispatch printed
y. $50 lines mote shoe ADVERTISING in
1918. than In November
1917. Times Dispatch ADVERTISING pays
the public and the advertiser.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27

That vacant room, In your house can
be turned TO n ready moncy.maker
~hcn ADVERTISED In tho For Rent col.
umns OF The Tines-Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27
FOR ITEM OPPORTUNITIES"
The Times-Dispatch Confines 10 RI.
rcirc Funds for Poor
Families.

Contributions TO the Ten Opportu
mites. presented its readers by The
Ii'n"s Dispatch. continue to come in
Yesterday total of s143 was received,
Win other excess funds this sum will
he equally divided between each op-
portunity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27

Clerk Rowci!e. of City Circuit Court yes
tefday began paymen; OF Jurors who have
served since November. The court will h.
adjourned within few days. There are
no more jury cases the docket
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27

Richmond drank the malority OF their
liquor at home Christmas Day, according
TO records IN Police Court ycstcriay. but
hin" men being fined for intoNirntion Jus
COSTS IN eNcrN instance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27

n l.. Moncure. United States Collector
Of Internal Revenue. has received, instrur-
tons tons to accept Treasury certificates OF In
iehteuneSs dated August. so. 1915 maturing
July :. 1919. and series T, dated November
q 1918, maturing March 10. 1919. at par
and profits taxes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27

Forty boilcTmakcrs needed q, the
Norfolk Navy Yard. according to announce
tncnt made last night by the local office
OF the civil Service Commission. On .Janu-
AIRY II an examination for clerks TO nil
l5e vacancies At the Norfolk Navy Yard
VIII be held here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-27

The annual Christmas. dinner and en-
tcrtainmcn; at the Richmond Male Or
ihan Asylum will take place at O'Clock
this afternoon. At the entertainment, TO
will be a feature
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-19
School Directors To
Direct Work of Raising
Funds for Armenians

Those in charge Of raising the funds
in this section for the Armenian relief
work have adopted a new plan for
presenting their appeal to the citizens
throughout the county. The directors
of the school districts have been in
vited to ta1o charge Of the work, they
being acquainted each in his district
and in order to give them all perfect
understanding of the cause and its
urgent need these directors were in
vited to attend meeting at the com
mercial club at o'clock this after
noon. In response to this invitation
large number were present, practical
ly every district being represented.
Mr., Jackson, division secretary of the
northwest for the movement, spoke at
some length explaining the character Of
people we are endeavoring to save
from starvation, and from annihiliation
as a race. His address was profoundly
interesting and that its effect will be
shown in the returns from the county
is certain.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-19
MOTHERS, Do THIS
When the Children Cough, Rub
Musterole on Threats
and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms may
develop into Group, or worse. And then's
when you're glad you have jar of Mus
teroIe at hand to give prompt, sure re-
lief. It does not blister.
As first aid and certain remedy,
MusteroIe is excellent. Thousands of
mothers know it. You should keep a
lar in the house, ready for instant use:
II is the remedy for adults, too. Re-
Geves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, head
ache. congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism,
Iunbapo, pains and aches Of back or
Joints. sprains, sore muscles, chilblains,
frosted feet and colds of the chest Ut
often prevents pneumonia.
aOc and 6Oc Jars; hospital size $3.50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-19
Teachers Institute
Held at Donald

Capital Journal Special Service.)
Donald, Or, Jan. 18.-A teachers in
stitute of the third zone was held Sat
urday, at the school house, conducted
by School Supervisor Hoppe. Mr.. Hoppe
has divided the division over which he
has control into three zones, Woodburn,
the center of the first zone; Silverton
the center of the second, and Donald the
meeting place Of the third. Institute
will be held in each zone once in three
weeks.
Inc second program was carried out
Saturday Discussion on first, and
second chapters of the reading circle
book, Teaching Fundamental Sub
iects", by Miss Nelson, of Butteville.
2.-lnteresting DEVICES for intermiss-
ion seat work, by Sister EIenaria, of ST.
Paul.
3.-Classes in first aud second grade
work by Miss Estelle Grettie, of Don
aid.
5.-Classes in Fifth grade reading by
Miss Brewer of Broadacres.
6.-Superyisor Smith gave an interest
ing composition lesson to pupils of the
intermediate grades.
+ 7. County Superintendent Smith gave
a talk on Industrial club work.
An appetizing luncheon was served in
the basement of the Presbyterian church
at noon by the ladies of the community.
Those in attendance were; County
Superintendent Smith, School Supervis-
or Hoppe, Misses Doty, Gretty and Lamb
of Donald; Nelson and Ogilbee of Butte
Vile: Sister Amelberga and Sister Ele-
neria Of st. Paul; Miss Brewer, Broad
acres; Misses Ringness Of Raybell, Fits
of Geelan, Olson Of Waconda, Brack of
Eldridge, Buyserie of Four Corners and
H. @. Todd and Miss Hazel Cone a stu
dent teacher of Woodburn were also in
attendance.
Mrs. Belle Milan went to Portland
Saturday to spend some time with child
rem there.
Misses Stella Grettie and Mabel
Doty were guests for the day Sunday,
at the home of Mrs. John Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Geisy returned
Monday from a visit of a few days in
Portland.
Cecil Lander was up from Portland to
spend the week end with his mother.
George Fowler and two sons of Day
ton were guests for several days at the
home of the former IS father.
L. R. Swayze of the Telegram staff
was out from Portland to spend the
week end at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. H. Yergen.
c. j. Espy, cashier of Donald State
bank was a Portland visitor Monday.
j. P. Feller had charge of the bank
during Mr.. Espy's absence.
"Mammy" Aufranc, and Mrs. Sex
smith went to Salem Saturday, taking
the finished work Of the Red Gross
and bringing back yarn for knitting
socks and sweaters.
B. S. Quinn and A. J. Rich went to
Portland Friday night to attend the