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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-24
MADE
BY DAVE IMPORT IN
CONNECTION CASE
County Judge Reviews Happenings
Since Filing OF Suit Charging
Him With Assault and Bat.
terry Here.

II. e Davenport, county judge
against whom charges Of assault
and battery are pending, yesterda.
evening made the following writer
@rfTement:
you have doubtless noticed from
numerous newspaper items that
was arrested and held under
charge OF assault and battery. 4
is true that such charge was lilet
against me by the county attorney
aud is pending in the Justice cour
of this township.
"rhe case was set for trial in the
justice court of this city for the 9th
day Of September appeared with
MY witnesses, and was ready fol
trial, but on motion of the county
attorney the case was continued, and
by agreement of council it was set
for final trial on the 23rd day OF
September to-wit, this date. ap.
peared in the justice court this
morning with my witnesses ready
for trial, and the justice Of NWt
peace, Mr. Bunnell informed me that
he had been served with a writ is
sued by the district court, signed
by Cham Jones prohibiting him
from further proceeding with the
trial of The case.
This writ was obtained from
Judge Jones hy the county attorney
in an application filed by the county
attornel, asking the court to re
strain the justice of the peace from
the trial OF the case The applica-
tion for this writ, enioining the Jus
tice from proceeding with this trial
was obtained by the county attorney
without notice to me and ! had no
knowledge that Judge Jones had Is
sued the order fofmdding the trial
until ! appeared in the justice court
this morning ready for trial and ]
was so informed by the justice OF
the peace Of the county Attorney
action
Since this action has been pend
ing against me | have refrained
from making any public statement
feeling that final trial in the court
Of justice would give to the public
the true facts, and that the result
of that trial would yindicatc me from
the slanderous statement that had
been made in connection with it.
/ am ready for trial in this matter
at any time, and il is a curious mat
ter to me why those that are prose
cutting me are not ready to enter
the court in which their proceed.
ing is pending and attempt to prove
the charge they have made against
me AS above stated | have been
ready and anxious for trial all OF
the time, realizing that when the
trial is had | will be fully and thor
oughly vindicated
"Yoms respectfully"
"R e. Davenport.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-24
FIRST PRIZE IS
TAKEN BY GRADY
WOMEN At FAIR

The Grady county farm women s.
clubs won first place In general eN'
hibits tsweepstakesl. first in can
ming and second in baking at the
Oklahoma State Fair and Exposition
according to Mrs sNettie Curyell
county home demonstration, who re-
turned yesterday from the fair
Grady county has carried away
top honors in these contests for the
past several years. but never before
was competition so keen said Mrs.
Coryell this morning. The club
displays were among the main fea-
lures at the fair, and it is quite an
honor for this county to carry away
the top honors,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-24
by United Press

Chicago. Sept. 2t.-Tho first yio-
lence in The steel strike in the Chi.
cago district resulted in extra
guards betting thrown about the
plant Of the Mark Manufacturing
company at Indiana Harbor, Ind
Eight men were badly beaten when
a mob of 100 strikers surrounded
the plant while the shifts were
changing They were taken to a
hospital Ia the niece, a few shots
were exchanged
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-24
no q TEND MEETING
OF COUNTY OFFICIALS

L. A. Sanders. county treasurer;
J. D Bryan, county assessor; r. S.
Cox, county clerk, and Mrs. Edna T.
Watkins, court clerk, expect to at
tend the annual state convention Of
county treasurers, assessors, county
clerks and court clerks, to be held
in Oklahoma City September 25 and
2G.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-24
New Sand to Field Hit in Grady
County Test; Total of 81 Feet
With Strong Oil showines
Sand Is Passed.
CENTRAL PRODUCERS IN
WEST SPUD IN NO. TWO
Columbia Petroleum Company Has
Rig Up; Mckinney to Make Test
in West; New Rig Up On
East Side.

The test Of the Mckay Oil com
pany Shook farm, in the sw-sw Of
tbs, Grady county, is not yet an
oil We'll The bit passed through the
sand yesterday afternoon at depth
OF 1742 feet, showing that they had
81 feet of solid sand which was
streaked with oil
There proved to be nothing but a
showing in this sand The oil baied
srom the hole gathered in consider.
able showing on the slush pit, being
far beyond the rainbow showing
pu ~ the passage of the bit
trough this san is probable that
several barrels of oil We're taken
from the hole in the aggregate, but
nothing that would justify them
stopping was encountered.
Think Will Get Well
Yesterday afternoon at the well
the contractor stated that he felt
sare they would pick up a pay sand
et the 1910 fool level lie pointed
cut that there was no assurance og
this fact, but stated that he simply
felt like IT, There has been NJ
showing nor sand in fact, in any of
the other wells in the field picked
up at the depth the sand was en-
countered in the Mckay test.
There was also trace Of gas IL
ihe. sand passed yeierday IN ada,
tion to this sand, the Mckay test
picked up gas showing at 900 feet
ana another at 1900 feet They are
in the 5-S inch casing at the pres.
ent depth and had yesterday about
100 feet of open hole, They arc I'M.
derreaming, which process will have
to be continued all the way dawn
necessarily making the completion
of the well rather slow.
Central Producers Spud.
The Central Producers, on the Cy.
ril side of the field, spudded in the
No. yesterday in the south half of
the southeast of the northeast of
section 1.5-10 This company's No
well is holding up well and they
have all tankage full
The Columbia Petroleum company
No 1 on the Davis farm in the east
half Of the northeast northeast of
section 1910 is rig. They are
moving tools and expect to spud in
this week. This company will drill
four wells on the lease.
keechi Storage ull.
The Keechi well on the Davis
farm in the west half of che north
east northeast of section 1910 has
all storage full and the well is shut
in. They have $3.50 barrels in stor-
age,
Mckinney Oil and Development Co.
ON the Starkweather-Gregory farm
in the southwest of the northwest
of 31-G-9 is preparing to spud in
Gorton No. 2 Wade Due.
Gorton No. ., Wade farm in 2.5-9
on the east side of the field, is due
to come in any day Reports state
that they are on the sand and it is
expected that before the end of the
week they will have the well com
rleted.
In the northeast of the northwest
Of 11-5-9, Lawton people have erect.
ed "a rig, sIt is understood that they
will start work in the near future
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-24
couMcnL MEET ToMoRRoW

The city council will hold its reg.
ular meeting at the city hall tomor-
row evening, Mayor s c. Durbin
stated this morning. No special bus
lness is scheduled to come before
tho council, he said
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-24
ulIer is Recoverlna.

A. c. Fuller, returned soldier and
ex-justice of the peace here, is re-
covering from an extended Illness
He appeared on the streets this
morning for the first time in several
weeks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-24
Teachers Of Five Ward Schools Pass
Resolutions Endorsing Plan;
High Schools TO Take SINH
lar Action Today.
CHILDREN SWAMP DESKS
TEACHERS WITH ESSAYS
All kids" Come Out Strong Tor the
Parks and Fairgrounds; Familiar
With Provisions and Work.
ngs OF Park Plans.

That teachers and pupils in the
Chickasha schools are solidly behind
the park proposition as it will be
presented to the voters of the city
on September 30. is evidenced by the
activity shown among the school
people
The faculties in the five ward
schools Of the city have passed as
many sets Of resolutions, endorsing
the proposition ana giving their rea.
sons for doing So These resolutions
were presented to Supt. Montgom.
cry. In addition, the school chill
dren are writing yoluminous essays
and themes on the subject, the desks
Of the various teachers being
swamped under piles of such manu-.
scripts. The teachers Of the junior
and senior high schools will pass
resolutions endorsing the PROPOSE
tion today, it is reported.
FamiIarizng Students with Plan
T. T Montgomery, city school su.
perintendent, yesterday afternoon
stated that the step to familarize
the school children Of Chickasaa
with the park plan and movement
is proving very successful.
Questionnaires containing all vital
questions pertaining to the issue
have been distributed among the
student BODIES in every school in the
city The questions are being dis
cussed and, according to Superin
tondent Montgomery, a majority OK
the school pupils of Chickasha now
understand the issue thoroughly. be-
ing able to answer the extent of the
bonds to be issued if the issue car
ries, the sites of the several parks,
the body to be in charge Of the mon
ey expenditure and why Chickasha
should have parks
Writing of Plan.
Every student from the fifth grade
to the senior classmen in the senior
high school have been asked to write
essays on "Vhy Chickasha Should
Have Parks
Principal Hatcher of the junior
high school stated yesterday after
noon that four hundred themes writ.
ten on this subject had been turned
in at the junior high school. Every
student and teacher in the junior
high school favors the establishment
of park SYSTEM said Mr.. Hatch.
er,
Few themes have been turned in
at the senior high school and the
ward schools, but enthusiasm on the
question is plentiful and the teach
ers win be flooded with essays by
this weekend or the first Of next
week, City Superintendent Montgom
cry says.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-24
state Troops ordsred.

by United Press
Albany, Sept 2l.- Governor Smith
ordered company Of the state con
stabulary 70 Lackawana where dis
orders have occurred in connection
with the steel strike.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-24
STATE SUPERINTENDENT HERE

Robert H. Wilson, state superin-
tendent Of public instruction, visited
friends in the city this morning He
returned to Oklahoma City at noon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-24
SAYS WILSON'S REPLY
ON FIUME is IN PAR S

by United Press
: Rome. Sept. 24-The Paris
: correspondent of the news
: paper, the Epoch, reported TO-
: day that President Wilson'S
!. reply to the Fiume dispute
+ reached the American delega-
|. tion at Paris last night He
: states that the reply assigns
+ Fiume to Italy on the condi-
: tion that the port be unforti-
: fled and under the care Of the
+ League of Nations.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-24
STAFFORD CANDIDATE
FOR THOMPSON'S SEAT
BY United Perss.

BY United Perss.
Oklahoma City, Sept. "a
Roy Stafford, former publish
er of the Daily Oklahoman,
announced today that he
would be candidate for the
nomination to succeed the late
Joseph B. Thompson. Mr..
Stafford was for four years
state senator of Oklahoma
from Oklahoma county and
was delegate at large at the
; democratic national conven-
) tion in 1915.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-24
Martial Law at Sharon.


By United Press.
Sharon, Sept 2i-The swearing
in of scores of deputies was under
way here this morning and the strike
zone was placed under martial law
The state constabulary and police
are prepared TO meet any emergen
cy that may result from>the strike
in the Shenandoah valley.
The record of the disorders at Far
rille now stands: Three killed and
ten wounded from gunshot and
scores injured from clubbings re
ceiyed by the uobs. The second ia
tality occurred in the rioting last
night when member Of the mob
fired on the troops who returned
the fire with a yolley killing one and
wounding six.
Clash in Buffalo.
Buffalo, Sept ~ The state con
stabulary and the striking steel
workers clashed when the latter ig
nored the commands Of the Officers
to disperse
The strikers began to congrcgafC
ON the corners and responded to the
order with a volley Of stones. The
troops then charged and severa
were hurt in the combat that ensued
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-24

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-24

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
TAKING KINKS OUT OF HAIR
MADE FORTUNE FOR WOMAN
sarah Walker Left S10u.nO0. IncI,Iaiur
Fine Estate on the
hudson.

WHITE PLAINS. y. Y. Dee. i-An
oN"mnliied c9pE OF the will Of tho
Madam &. !. Walker manufacturer Of
a compound 20 take the kinks out Of
curly hair. who died at indianapolis
probate with Surrogate Slater TO-DAY.
The VIII disposcs OF an estate valued
at s"V"."co. The deccdcnt left a big
country estate known as villa Lcwaro
at irwin. ton on tho Hudson
! n" petition was signed by Leila w.
J. NILSSON daughter OF the tcstatriX,
VINO: under the terms OF the Will. in
hcriiS onc-third interest in the bust
ness OF her mother. known rs the
Madame g. j. Walker manufacturing
company. Among tho largest bcuucSts
- Sl"o.uoo to Alice Kelley. an en-
ploNce OF the comnany. who is Siven i
iite position with $1,000 Il year IL She
remains with tho company.
Madame Walker also leaves $40 600
as a FUND to establish an industrial;
and mission school in Africa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
MAKES DEMAND THAT GAME
BE REPLACED IN FORESTS
Count tlnry Would Force Germany.
NHA'rin nnd hungary TO Restore
t0untrS's Wild Lie.

t'AElS. Dec. IA demand that
Germany. Austria and hungary shall
make good their ravagcs ny rcs,ock-
tnr tile fields and forests Of France
Miih game has been Formulated by
Count tiary. prcsidcut Of tho ST. IIn-
bert Club. OF France. which considers
thlS restoration essential.
The principle that tho invader should
he hold responsible FOR damage to
trench game WAS accepted Ivy the Com
missioner OF RcpIrations nearly a year
AGO. Now that Ahc peace treaty has
ncrn ratified by France. thc 81 Muhert
club. composed of Eunnors has drawn
~ the following demands:
Ihat Germany and Austria each hc
rhiIcd upon 20 deliver Ia France 5000
'l"cr. 6to.nno harcS and 3.oa0.000 brace
OF partridge and that Austria and Hun
Lar% together should be required -
deliver i.Onn.o0o phcaSantS.
Tho proposal il ;nat delivery OF this
Indemnity in kind" the value OF which
is placed at 35.0GO. 600 francs. shall lac
SIR, al over two years.
From accounts furnished by French
Officers who have been over the cround
~ IN" former enemy countries thor" is
an immense amount Of gam. of all
sorts available.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05

court; Other attorneys Interested in
the defense are Understood to agree
with MIR. CampDcll's stand.
Another probable inov. by The de-
Tense was limited at by State senator
l.cOnard Ncrdicr. counsel for former
state Treasurer O'Dcil and state Senr-
tors Deland and Ryan. AIR. Ncrdicr IN
cNpainins the motive OF SO many re
spnndcnts In standing mute WHEN ar
r3iGncd pointed out that BY doing so
the defendant valves no rights and
leaves the way open for a motion to
uuash the Indictments.
Stanuihg mute at ariaiEnnient Is not
4 common practice in Federal c.uris
out 1t is generally believed government
attorneys have made plans TO meet :,
notion TO uuash. l: is pointed out inui
tHG iact that various Individuals wcr.
indicted on different counts may hryc n
touring on disposal or :, genera, de-
nurrcr. w
senator Newberry was .od,v ,d,i....,
mat he Will be Admitted 10 sio 49,"
bail. The Senator. il il bc,tcyoI III, ~,
not come TO Grand IiQpids for ~, w ~
ihcht until next Monday, tn In: 90,
for the hearing Wv "''' sci
\ message from washinp.on ,,,io,,,
the capital Saturday ana come l,c" -" fE
enter I personal plea Of moi muii, +, I" :.
~ King, Allan a. 'rempi",n, h'auI
trank Emery. all OF Detroit u;ii , -
announced. BAIL for thr oth"; WIS
a.nndS ranges from $4,000 dow, ~
Tw%nty-ilye of those Indicted
pcaroh in Federal court for urr nn-
'',"ni today and pleaded not rm IL -, - ~ .
stood mute. s"'i'F or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
SURPLUS is EARNED.
BURLESON REPORTS
Post-Oce Department Makes $2,342S 51 During Fiscal
Year OF 1873 Postmaster General Declares Crit
cislns Of Postal Work Made by UNIFORMED Persons

cordnG to the distance il is trans
ported. ana the publisher. therefore Ia
IL, ,"r,Him cN,cnt 'lyrs for himself .thc
Pos tmas'c"- General earnestly recon
ncnds that action he taken by Con
ErosS TO increase :hc rate Of postage
To idcriisiu sufficiently to pay tho
""Si 81 transport:mY i,ud naudlin::
tiril service Discussed.
With reference to the application OF
civil service requirements to post
masters. The report said: In order
ma IN" sptrit and lettcr 81 civil ser
vice might lie conScientiously Carried
CUT as FAR as pr1Ctivt Die. ana pend
,nS enactment by thv Congress OF
iMHTggi@,dl"tiGm wGieh inGmsn rersa,sely
i:iicd o. passage. several cNCcUtiV.
orders have hccn issued hv the rrcSi-
tent cNicndinG In eject the classified
evil ScrviC" Ia misunderstanding % all
classes and requiring that those who
were hlanll"icd !nto civil service hv
cM"cut,v" orders. under previous adj
'n'uiStrntIo0s without having been s.h-
!ecied 10 any civil service or merit
test whatever. shpN be required TO
n"Ss = civil s"rNic" examination This
direction Of hiehor standards i IN , ~"
coN'rn n"ni ScrNic" and u moro bust =
ncssit,'" administration Of postal AZ
Nj Eui'nson dcvo,c< considerable
space TO development of the mir mail
scrN,,r. concluding with this state-
The air mail service Of tho I.nitcd
states : the only practical commercial
d'tn!auo service IN the world No ser
wee IN foreign countries compares with
N magnitude, III continuous d.
icndahiliiy and in benefits 10 com.
,Hcrcc; It's record OF performance dur
lHS the fiscal year OF 1919 Was .G51
rer cent, and this record WAS obtained
with more than 80 per cen; of tha
,rIpS made in rain. FOG. m!s:s or othc..
conditions OF poor Visibility. -rhn
II Grafton of tho service BY months for
t'1 tscai wear ending ,i,:uc 50. rala.
= S'Ncn IN the accompanying table
Discusses Wire Control.
Ia" report also discussed al 'enr,h
ne operation OF The telephone and
t"i"efaph systems under the depart;
tHcht DURING the war period MIR Bur
ieSon rcasscrting his opinion that ,hcsa
communication facilities should he
government owned. - TIA" govern
ncht control period h" said: "rhcrr
Is quite difference; hctwccn govern
mcnt ownership Of the wire systems
az Il part ur the postal establishments.
ana government control for Il limited
ana Very uncertain period. Tho re-
cent temporary coutroi affords no moro
Il test OF the virtues of government
ownership than could hc had through
= temporary reccircrshp IN Il court
proceeding.
That the contention o. the Post
i,tSier.Hencra for n complete unidca-
Ton o. tho various wire systems is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

S,Ats' sr'-tt's IN S.-.a@ r-.. IN H.v,
!t-iCr fG Lt-t..-:s nav. been or
800 .'i.ie ~ a'a rHty'nel % ;aer
hos. \ = vas a,ro,,lC.1 sr
military i"adcgar.e,s ,od7v
y = SHiHETDE De. 4-Pedtic-f ~,
r nei. na-'&:s IA 'a'Af on publications
Mi,nG,:.- SO "iTT ne zone system Or
comoutin- -.t"e on ADVERTISING cor,
tents was PROMISED ,odA, rm, ~,
introducaH ~ Representative Fcss 10,
rrh!ican 0hio. who said II wa s,,h.
are 'rsra pn, g,e ~ NJ American News
H"se~at"r Omaha. Nch president;
WASF!fNGTON Dec i-l-ndcr ,.roo
1nent Win Tho War Department Iioui
natlon Commission. France tndcrtnkrs
S.s.. az claims and controversies
aEaihSt INC United states arising from
american activities in France ln-,nr
INC way, the War Department me
nnune"d 'oaaT. In rcturn Tho govern
'nent viii nav France - 000 Oo6 80, -,
and m additional 5000. 900 latcr If ,hn
CLAIMS eNcocd 'ho original oovn,nnt
nncrs % the commission cxpcr, tc
saw for New York December :.
Ei1 FASo TEHAS. Dec Andres
ico. received telegram from mi,;ta ~,
hcacGuartcrS al Chihuahua civ ,nIa -
which said hat ,hc reported canture
true. ''"t
TOLEDO. Dec t-Threc of ,he lsn
snspcc,s caueh; in a raid by Federal
oIliceis Yesterday ave held on a charge
%! Ssie hloWin r. one Of them is W.
- hoscrs- city Councilman Rogers
is wanted in connection with Inc roh-
b"ry ~ " bank a. Pleas.utv;ile T,ir-
nsld county. in which 10000 worth
OF Liberty bonds were stolen several
months ago.
poEPAT. Dec THE Rolshcvil,i
peacc delegation arrived here todav fnr
Baltic states. we
WASHINGTON De-. 4-Tna -.
ARM arr, alrSlip station on the bordor viii
aeAaS ~ ne Eighth Balloon com
pany under Lieutenant Eyron r M.
- soon a the hangar nov undo, con.
sIructi'n IS completed. ono Of The twin.
engine a!rsnips recently uequ!rcd hy
the arm viii he placed IN scryis.
and extensive experiments no,Ta.
patrol work conducted
SHEFFIELD. ALA. Dee. 4-I.,es
GRAZ Francisco Villa. now cnlnloyoSe !. :
supervisor % carpenters Il, ,t v-i
son Dam. has offHred Ills ser,Ioos =.
EYES 20 20 w NE nH1 ,i States Army in
tion that nc VIII not he rsoucs,,I 80
betray my old friend, paacho VIII
TAMPA. FLA. Dec 1.-The oar
section o. Seaboard Railway frc!sh,
into the FIRST sect!os which mad sion.
ped 70 take water a. Crystal SDrinc.
about MY niles from n"rc. early iii
. this CITY,. was pinned under thc wrSck
age and burned to dearh. Several car,
went on TIE track and were purrcJ
, passenger trafiic being interrupted fol
some time.
WASHINGTON Dec i--Ilcy,oaa.
Berkman and Emma Goldman now
awaiting deportation IN New York
, moment possible. ANTHONY Camlun,.j
comm! OF Immigration
declared today, despite the claim o
Z their attorney that the United state
; cannot depor, aliens TO Russia with
sSqut recosn'l.nc the soviet govern
~ ment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
LEGAL BATTLE PROMISED
WHEN NEWBERRY IS TRIED
Vanguard OF the Army OF Attorney,
Begins Arriving i'm Grand
Rapids, Mich.
General Belief Prevails That Motion
to QuuSl Indictments WIZ BE
Madc by Nearly All Defendants
When Case Is Heard.
Associated Press. !

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. Dee -
WIKI arrival here today of tho van
Guard Of the army of attorneys cN-
pcc;cd 10 TAX" part in the proceedings
there were indica tons of probable
turns the legal battle may take when
the l31 men indicted IN connect ion
with tho alleged Illegal nomination and
election OF Truman II. Newbcrry To tac
United states Senate are hr"uGh; TO
trial.
That = motion for Il separate tr!ml
would b" made on behalf Of Christian
\. t'cck. OF Muskcgon. county prose-
SutlhG attorney and one OF tho de-
torncN Colon i. Campbell Ills clients
ease should occupy only II few hours
MI campbell declared. but unless u
separate trial is granted lac would he
forced tn spend number Of weeks IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05

both wise from an economic stand.
poiht ahu supported by sound business
'oiest experts on electrician transmits
SION IN America. That it should be-
sun believes through government
"WncrShlp and operation as Il part
OF INC postal establishments and to
IN previous annual reports. that tho
,"lcnhonc ana telegraph systems Of the
lhitcu states be Incorporated into the
postal Establishments"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
WILL SEE WILSON
BEFORE PRESSING
FALL RESOLUTION

Continued FROM First ragcD
Ing With it the department. only had
been pursuing the course Mr.. Wilson
had Endorsed.