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Evening star., 1918-04-17

Aviation night at the National Press
Club. Gen. Squire and Col. Deeds of the
Army and Admiral Taylor of the Navy
will talk
Evening star., 1918-04-17
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
Special meeting Of the Signal Corps
emergency committee, at the New Will
lard, at pm.
Evening star., 1918-04-17
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT

Meeting Of the District Of Columbia
Society Of the Sons Of the Revolution at
the Washington Club. 18th and K streets
northwest. at o'clock
Evening star., 1918-04-17

Weekly luncheon of the Sigma Nu Fra
ternity, at Cushman's, 607 14th street, at
noon.
Evening star., 1918-04-17
CITY ITEMS.

Genuine Goldfish, 1sc; Is lbs. white
Potatoes. soc; Gunpowder Tea, 69c:
Karo Syrup. lac. 39c and 75c: Log
Cabin Syrup. zoe: Fancy Evaporated
Peaches, dsc: Large Prunes. dec: Can
Kidney Beans, 15c can; Large Herring,
&c: Monocacy Valley Sugar Corn. 12hc;
Pearl Hominy, SIC; Buckwheat. INC;
Navy Beans, tic; Lima Beans, 17c: Argo
Starch, &c; Cocoanut, 4c and SC. 412 4th
se. and all the J. T. D. Pyles Stores.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-14
TELEGRAM"

Little Rock, Nov. ,. Mrs. Ralph r Taylor T;ce-Ghairman, District No r.. United War Work FamYaign. Tef- arkana. Ark.
 National headquarters authorize fer Southern states eNclGsiyr. Y aS folioWs The four counties ia "acn Seatlein state exceeding their quo,d in largest amount will have mdt"t trucks ill ov. erseas service named fol them some four counties ill Ar&;.n,,a> will have this honor, their names being on four trucks in constant war SerN- cc n France. Why can't your county be one of the four!
 tSigned) W. (. Ribendca.
 State Chairman.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-14
SENATOR KIRBY TO THE PEO- PILE OF THE STATE OF ARK
 ANSAS.

THe United War Work Campaign. for the S170. 100000 Relief Fund foi the support and carrying on of cer- tain War activities ~. NJ. C. A., r. Nj. H. A., Salvation Army. Knights q; Columbus, etc.) for the promotion oi the welfare of our soldiers and sail, ore overseas, is now on.
 The President has asked that thes, different agencies combine their ef. forts in one campaign and you are ear ncstly solicited to actively assist in raising our States quota without de lay.
 You have done admirably in all Oth. CT matters You have paid your taxes for the support of the war, but the law required that You have freely loaned your money to the government upon its bonds to enable it to prose cute the war, but you get substan- tial rate of interest for that. NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY FOR CIV ING OF YOUR SUBSTANCE to pro mote the personal comfort and well being of our soldiers who fight, and die if need be, that the Nations rights may be vindicated and her dignity and honor preserved.
 Give aS you can, give literally, give generously. give cXtrayagantly an with enthusiasm in the Knowledge that the gift will he used for the cheer an comfort of your own and yoW neigh hors sons and brothers, and rcmcm bcring always that whatever itS ma,;
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-14

 LOST 3 TO 1

The election returns from this coun- tv created no excitement whatever. There were no contests in the election and the vote was the lightest cast in tlis county al general election for years. perhaps in the history of the county.
 Amendments were all lost at least ,hree to one and Act No ; was over whelmingly defeated.
 MT. W. Yancey for treasurer and Nr A. $. McGough for circuit clerk received the greatest number of votes east both receiving 1033 each,
 Nr. W. l. White, Secretary of the Board of Election Commissioners was busy the first of the week making up thc abstract of the election and mail ing out certificates to the lucky ones.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-14
INDUCTION INTO
 ARMY STOPPED
Gen. England Says Only Deserters
 and Delinquents tO he Taken Now.

General Lloyd England yesterday notified all local boards in Arkansas that absolutely no induction shall he permitted into the army except de linqueuts and deserters. until further orders. lnductons into the army aua Marine Corps are not affected. The drive for the apprehension of all d. linquentS and deserters. to begin en November 25, will be carried out
 The United States Railroad Al. ministration has been directed to stop en route all mductcd men already cII- trained who have not been delivered to any army mobilization camp. and to return them immediately to the point of cntrainment. Each registrant should be so notified by his local board This order does not affect the navy or Marine Corps. However, all liable for immediate call in the usual manner at any time. The classifica- ton of men between 19 and 36, in elusive. will be completed by draft boards, but men below 1o and above 36 vii not he classified.
 Local boards will send out cards notifying registrants in November lis not to report. and they have ask ed men not to report on November II and 16, as they will receive notice of the cancellation of these calls aN out cards. All registrants should keep their local boards advised of any change of address.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-14

Emmct. Ark. Oct. 90. 1918.
 ior.-PleaSc publish letter to. Description of our bGy. Philip Rdt. II years old. who left home
 er 20. He wore when he left, t.hecked cap. light grey coat. dark bveralls and tan shoes. He has brown hair and grey eyes, pleas buntenanCe, some freckles, one tooth broken in half. Very fond |ading books, papers, etc. Not tive, quiet in manner. Any in ] tion regarding him will be |fully received and rewarded by George r. and Lula Schardt.
 |r Philip Please come home 10 ba She is so grieved she can 6 sleep or eat. If you are sick |ed money to come, write us. come at once. we will not even
 you. l am heart broken. Your !. Mother.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-14
|Ti ACRES Al MEADOW
 AND FARM LAND.

miles west of town on publil 10 acres cleared of brush cut year Produced this year be M,o0000 and S1 .JOO.0O worth of Price S2,l0000. terms S1,000.00 md the balance in one. two and years.
 Moore X Martin.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-14

l have this, 12th day of November, 1918, taken up and penned from my field. 2 Poland China gilts about d months old, marked underbit in right ear. Owner can have same by pay ing for this notice and other charges.
 Bob Hit, Phone 250.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-14

ntude. it is but insignificant as com and service and also the assurance of The Master, '.It is more blessed 10 give than to receive
 Very sincerely,
 tSigned1 William F. Kirby,
 r. $. Senator.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-14
Don't forget to buy Thrift Stamps and War Savings Stamps as you pass along.
PUBLIC SALE!

On the 18th day of Novem- ber, 1918, at the former home of John H. Hale, deceased, all stock, farming implements, household goods and miscela- neous property, by the execu- trix of said estate.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-14

X letter from w. NJ Walter, colored, from Sayre states that we had an er- TOT as to the quota of school district s6, that their quota was $25000 and that they went over the top. He also stated that they had not failed to go over on every thing so far.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-14

When you have Backache the liver or kidneys are sure To be out of gear. Try Sanol. it does wonders for tine llN. CT. kidneys and bladder \ tflal ate hottie will convince you. Get il at Hes tcrly Drug Store,
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-14

For Trade have two farms in Franklin County, Arkansas, seven miles northwest of Ozark. that I would like to trade for land in Neva- da or adjoining counties
 Henry Gaines. 11-14-4t Route 3, Ozark, Ark.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-14

The many friends of Nat Martin will be glad tO learn that he is on the road to rapid recovery from an attack of pneumonia.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-14
EDITOR GAZETTE
 WILLSPEAk HERE
Little Rock, Ark, Nov. !, 191S MT. NJ. l.. Moore.
 Prescott. Ark.

MT M. L. Moore.
 Prescott. Ark.
 Dear MT. Moore:
 The State Council of Defense iS behind the Giye-A- Rushel movement wit all its forces and of course K re lying on the County Councils of De fense to carry the work into every county and the subdivisions thereof The state has been apportioned. three counties being given to each member of the State Council These members are to meet with the Comtv Councils to discuss this movement and the things necessary to make it a success
 Among the counties assigned to me k Nevada anf the SeHeG lie made hy the State CounclI requires lie to b. there on the 10th. I shall arrive al 10.50 on the morning of Tuesday Nov cmber 10th. Will you kindly get i'll touch with the members of the County Council, call meeting for Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. and let me know as soon as possible where the meeting will he heidi l have to make this arrangement because f i~ necessary for me to he in Camden on the following day.
 Yours very truly.
 Fred HciSkeI
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-14

Ike Tunnell was in the city Tuesday He brought in the quota for school District No. 1. Ike says old No. l never falls down.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-14
November [. 191S.
lIeal Sir:

lttdE DIT
 You have been advised to call d meeting of you school directors at your County Court House November 19th at which time Government man will be with you
 You should immediately consult with the Chairman of your County Council of Defense. Food Administra- tor and Agricultural Forces and ar range to have as many of your prom inent men at this meeting as possible in addition to the school directors.
 The Government has now taken over this work and each county must com plete its quota and have the money in the hank by December 1st. The quota for your county is now set al 12.9O3 bushels You should at once pro rate this assessment by school dis tricts so that at this meeting you can tell each school district how many bushels they are expected to give. to do this at once.
 Do not fail 10 arrange now for Il full attendance at this meeting.
 Do not fail to divide your quota ny school districts.
 Sincerely yours,
 C. K. Elliott, Director.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-14

sore throat with Ballard's hhiment One or two applica- W VII, enre il completely. Sold by
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-14

Dr. T. l. Mendenhall and wife of Rosston. were in the city yesterday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-14

1114-4t
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-25
! Personal News Items


The walton studio is closed ON
sundays
E'our-O Taxi Service. Phone 90.
Auto springs, All makes. Korber Co
Tho petition died 10y the cts Elcc.
tic company tor the passage OF an
ordinance authorizing scent fares
contains the signatures Of i.ON5 men.
CITY Manager Rcdingtou said today
after 20 count OF the signatures The
number is rdory than enough to start
the operation Of the initiative.
MARK $ Webster. Pedro g. Nitrid
and Solomon Taioyu. who enlisted at
tile local army zee, ruiung station, viii
leave tonight Tor ~ Puso.
The local dratt board VIII send
Alfred Grtniilo Of Woodland, Wyo. to
Fort sam Houston. TyNts. ON MAY 80
with Bcinoltilu count,'s increment
William Parker toda, pleaded
EuIlt, 90 ur Information before Judge
Heruort T. ltnynolds of the district
court charging him with larceny of
SGD worth of narcotics from the Royal
pharmacy tie was sentenced Co
sor,, from eighteen months To- three
ears iu the state pcnitcntiary
\ special call for refugee garments
has been received here bN the local
chapter OF the Red cross. More
than SOC garments are needed n
u.ust Ice shipped within one week
\ omen are urged to Call at tho gar.
mcnt room for a. 'nrtul az the AR
mcnts maN Pee made ~ home.
ON June I q large shipment Of
knitted garm nts will DE made 10y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-25

corner Coal and broadway.
sunday school p.tt &c. M II T..
snyder, superintendent
Morning Worship a. SERMON los
L,N Sell Ferguson
Christian rnJc3Vor Z q ma
80 evening service
Special music morning service.
Solo The Lord is M shepherd
,GuunOd), T. smith
Anthem" ", That stand 100 the
House tSpinu'ND
Solo BE Thou Faithful INTO
Death. OMcndolssohui. Miss t.stoIi,
Harris,
g. stanley Scd,r. urgoutst and 40.
rector.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-25

Iirth." The choif VIII sing The Sill
yer Lining" BY Adams
b. M Christian Endouvor Topic,
Doing Gods WIN" Leader. Miss
Marie SChadCl
y m. \ patriotic service viii o.,
Urld ~ this hour Tho pastor viii
sI,ak ON THE Wuy to Victory. OF q
Nation ON Its kucCs'
Miss selma klu,mcr viii sing
America. Ny country by GrOn-
dohl- Mcatzold
The anthem blessed is the VA.
ton" titobertsou1 viii bc sung by the
choir.
For the week
Monday. the church council VIII
meet in the Office cot Dr J 5 Easter
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-25
Springer
for
Stor e

service meets at Z y W Topic. What
Wrongs Seed RightinE m our Town Do
Leader. Harold Moodworth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-25

Tho Walton studio is closed on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
of the naval service. and Of this mum

OF the naval service. and OF this mum
Der more than one-half had been &C.
cepted.
Unusual activity was noted at the
station yesterday, where exactly forty
men were accepted. as follows:
J. J. Swecker. Monterey; w. l. Hud-
SON. 1901 First Avenue, Richmond: w
b. Folks, Monterey: ]. B. Sewers
c. +. Bray, Natural Bridge; p. Z. Cass
Greenville. S. C.. II. r. Akard, Bristol
Tenn; U. s. Hamerick. Mt Scion; L.
>. Sandidge, Mechanics River; r. 4
wilson, Mountain City. Tenn: NJ. L.
Momentum. Bristol; G. NJ. King. Bris-
toll; f. K. Hudson. Pulaski; r. NJ
Warren. Glade Springs Dewey Green
Butler. Tenn; II. II. Haynes. Bristol
Tenn; j. :. Bachman, Bristol: F. c.
Siries. Bowling Green: u. W. Walker
1llI West Avenue. Richmond; w. c.
snyder. Hightown: c. d. Mayes. stony
Creek: +. j. AbernathyS Jarratt; W. j.
Brown. Pounding Mill; S. r. Coley
Chase City: Il. B. Campbell. Limestone
Tenn. c. c. Shown. Mountain City,
Tenn; William smithson. Bluff city,
Tenn. G. r. Counts. Blackboard: w. a.
Davis. Nickelsviile: w. NJ. Bullock
Bristol, Tenn: S. T. Hamilton, Blounts-
vile. Tenn: c. l.. Driskill, LynchburE:
X * Hall. Pulaski: W. S. Winston,
Bristol; r. d. Mcqueen. Elizabcthtoa.
Tenn: L. NJ CARRIER. Fort Defiance. and
r. 5. L. Higgs. Basic City.
The following enl!stmcnts were re-
ported Tuesday by the officers at tho
various recruiting stations in this city:
Navy-Montell Clyde Williams. city;
James Lewis Hogan. Roanoke: John
Francis McBurney, Roanoke, Louis
Harold Hess. Bristol.
Naval reserve-A. w. Donald, city;
II. koplioff. city; NJ. j. Binns. city; ].
L. Woody. city: ]. L. Parsons. city;
a, b. Cheatham. city; j. II. Freeman,
Danviile; r. L. Sparks. Kona, n. C.;
W. S. Snidow. Roanoke; w l..
Roark. Roanoke: r. Williams, Roa-
nokc; j. w. Wallace. Roanoke;
Z. Robinson. Roanoke; L. H. Hairless,
Hoanoke; Tom buchanan, Roanoke; ].
w. Manuel. Roanoke; A. w. Rhodes.
Roanoke: Z. d. Burchette, Roanoke;
\. u. Ferguson. Roanoke: II. S. Smith,
Roanoke; w. NJ Coley. Roanoke: u. X.
Bcss. Roanoke; Mckinley Edwards.
Roanoke.
Marines-Elmer Ray Bailey, Beckley,
W. Va; Victor Carl Gabany, Dorothy.
w. Va: Howard Edward George. Beck
ley, W. Va. Lloyd Martin Seawell,
Candon. N. c.; Richard Lewis Hilton.
Blacksburg. Va; John Richard Mclean,
Beckley. w. Va.
Army-Maurice C. Bradbury. Orange,
Va; John d. Reid. Jersey City. N ].
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
RICHMOND NAVAL STATION
MAKES RECRUITING RECORD
sfnnd" Third In List of Eastern Cities
During Past Wcck-Forty Men
Accepted Yesterday

with the week ending July f. enlist.
ments I'm the naval reserve and en-
listments In the regular navy at the
local United States Navy recruiting
station numbered exactly 1873. Rich
mond standing third in the list Of
recruiting stations in the big cities
throughout the East. according TO
report just issued by the Washington
naval authorities. New York came first
win 36S, Boston, second, with PA, and
hlchmond. third. Norfolk came fourth.
Richmond outstripped such cities az
S-ioany, Baltimore, Buffalo. Burlington
Cleveland. Pittsburgh. Newark. New
haven. Parkersburg. Philadelphia.
PORTLAND Me-, Syracuse and Washing
such has been the record of the local
station in securing recruits that the
Inspector of recruiting. whose head
quarters are in New York. visited the
station this week. and. upon study
or the methods employed by Lieuten
ant houston. stated his intention TO
advise their adoption at other recruit
ing stations in the country.
Lieutenant Houston said YESTERDAY
that during the past three months
2.S00 applications had come to the local
'ftice for entrance into various branches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
ADJUSTMENTS
New Show mt Lyric.

H''o' At iJEtC.
fahcitui fun and sprightly music.
combined with artistic dancing. make
up inc Offering of the Dawson Sisters
ana Stern, n versatile trio of yaude
nlneurS' who Will be seen here for the
nFst time in the new show at the
Lyric to-day. The trio includes a sis
ter team that has been featured in
several big musical comedy productions
ana one of the best variety comedians
Of the day.
On the same bill the Primrose Four,
quartet OF rollicking comedians
ana singers, will supply coolies of nom
sehsical fun and harmony Mario and
nuHy' symnastic comiques, have a
cap!tai silence and fun act. Then there
Is henry Olive, assisted by Miss ID
onerinS new idea in funmakine. and
rounding out the bill will come the
lying Venus, a beautiful and mvstifv
'hs ll!usion. ~ pretty and shapeiy
souhs woman floats through mdair
apparently without any mechanical aid
performing the most intricate and diff
CUT acrooatic feats imaginable New
motion picture Displays. including the
latest war films. complete the bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
WRITs OF ERROR
Supreme Court to Review Cnse Of John
Pcrrow, OF buckingham
County,

Writ of error and supersedeas. with
out bond. have been awarded by Judge
Sims in the case OF the State against
John Perrow. tried In the Circuit Court
for tho County of buckingham. where
final judgment was entered May 10,
1913, in favor Of the defendant. Perrow
was fined by justice Of the peace for
violating the act respecting illegal
solicitation of labor. On appeal to the
Circuit Court the warrant was Quashed
for being unconstitutional. The State.
having the right to appeal the case
since it related to the States revenue.
did So and the writ of error resulted.
In the case of w. B. Griggs and
Elizabeth Roane ct ais. against w. c.
Brown ct ais. Judge Sims has also
awarded a writ of error. bond $3.50. The
complaint Is made of judgment enter
ed June 81. 1917. in the Circuit Court
for the County Of Westmoreland In
favor of the plaintiffs. The controversy
related to n tract of real estate.
Judge Robert r. Prentis has allowed
a writ OF error and supersedeas. with
out bond. in the case OF the State
against Thomas S. Scruggs. who was
sentenced to ten years in the State
Penitentiary for murder In the second
degree. Judgment being entered Novcm-
br %, 1917. in the Circuit Court for the
County of Campbell. Scruggs was
sentenced for the murder of his wife
The accused and the deceased ran the
Altavista Hotel, in Altnvista The
supersedeas does not operate 10 release
the prisoner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
IN>AND OUT OF TOWN,

Mrs. John w. Burke. of Washington,
has joined her father. Thomas Akin
son. OF Richmond. in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Crutchfield and
their son. Nelms. left Sunday for a
motor trip to Atlantic City. They will
return to Richmond in two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus A. Booth are
leaving Saturday for Danville, where
they will make their home.
Mrs. 6. Carlton Jackson. of Ginter
Park, is leaving this week to spend two
weeks at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Clifton Lee and her daughter
OF Ginter Park. are spending the sum
rEer at Rangley Lakes, Maine.
, Mrs. w. J. Crank Is spending some
time at tho Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs as the guest Of her son, DR..
C. o. Crank.
Miss Marjorie Harcum. of this cttv.
is In New York pursuing speciai
course in vocal training.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster s. Rhoada. Miss
katharine Rhoads and Webster Rhoads.
Jr.. left yesterday to spend several
weeks in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Douglas Forrest. Of the Ches-
teIaeld, left Monday to spend the sum-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
REPAIR ASPHALT PAVING
Special Gang to BE Organized to Put
Streets In
Order.

City Engineer Boiling was directed
yesterday by the Administrative Board
10 organize an asphalt block repair
force which will make all repairs to
the smooth paving in Richmond. This
force, which will operate separate and
independent from the general repair
force. will be composed OF one payer
two iaborers, and one cart and driver.
The board notified Mr.. Boiling that
the proposed relaying Of the brick side
walk paving on Hull Street. from Eff
teenth Street to Cowardin Avenue, had
been postponed pending the construc-
ton Of a sewer In Hull Street. Super
intendent Davis, of the Water Depart
ment. was directed to report an esti-
mate of the cost OF extending a water
main in the 500 block Creek Street.
y. ID. Caldwell was elected a guard
for the detention ward at the City
Home. where persons infected with
venereal diseases are held in Quaran-
tine. He will report for duty to-mor-
row morning. The board elected Dr.
w. A. O'Brien for service on the City
Ambulance until he Is called for duty
in the United States Navy.
Instructions were issued by the
board to the Assistant Superintendent
Of Parks TO list for early planting
several trees On the south side OF Ken
sington Avenue. between Sheppard
Street and Belmont Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
WHY WOMEN
DREAD OLD AGE

Don't worry about old age. Don't
worry about being in other people $
Keep your body in good condition, and
you can be as hale and hearty in your
old days as you were when a kid, and
every one will be glad to see you.
The kidneys and bladder are the
causes Of senile Affections. Keep them
clean and In proper working condition
Drive the poisonous wastes from the
system and avoid uric accumulate ions.
Take GOLD MEDAL Harlem Oil Cap
sules periodically and you will find
that the system will always be in per-
feet working order Your spirits will
be enlivened. your muscles made strong
and your face have once more the look
OF youth and health.
There is only one guaranteed brand
MEDAL. There are many fakes on
the market. Be sure you get tho
Original GOLD MEDAL Imported Har-
lem Oil Capsules. They are the only
reliable. For sale by all first class
druggists.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
CALAMITY FOR WAR TO
COME TO END NOW
DR.. Wicker Says 1t Must BE Fought
Out to Conclusion for the
Nations Good

In ringing address on Settling
Accounts" delivered before tho Tues
day Club. at the Hallway Y. NJ. c. A.
Tuesday. Rev. John ]. Wicker, D. D.,
pastor OF Leigh Street Baptist Church,
declared that 1t would be calamity
for tho war to cease nova calamity
TO America. to Richmond-and that
The great struggle which God in His
goodness was permitting would end
when tho nation has been purified In
the wafer of sorrow. Veg. tho war
will end when fathers will repent of
their sins and women Of their follies
ana the nations go to tnei: knees in
humble contrition for tho forsaking
Of righteousness.
The speaker caustically indicted the
church for inconsistent membership
gambling and what not-and declared
that Richmond could be quickly made
a spotless town IL the church member
ship SO desired.
why, I was frankly told by a
prominent church member the other
day that he had Just sent his check to
Baltimore to pay n debt incurred In
poker game. And l heard father
say few days ago that he favored
a segregated red light district" he said