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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15
RAID A STILL
ON RIVERA ST.
Woman Says She Was
Making Rum" For Her
Sick Daughter.

As five federal officers crept
steaIthuy toward a home In the sleo
block on Rivera street satu-da5r
afternoon. familiar odors greeted
their nostrils. They shifted and
rushed on
IN the house. officers assert. they
discovered a five gallon kerosene
can. filled with a mixture OF apple
peelings. corn syrup. yeast and other
fruits. boiling over a gasoline stove
Attached 20 the can. the officers say.
was a typical disullery worm coll
and dripping frora the coil was what
appeared 20 be pure alcohol
Making aiRum-7
The Officers arrested 1fr. and Ms
Frank Fisher and charges OF ulesal-
manufacture Of liquor were liled
AGAINST the pair. According % re-
she was making rum 1or a SICK
daughter IN Maria She said her hus-
band knew nothing about the matter.
Arrafgned Monday morning before e
s. commissioner A. J. ". Schmld, Mrs
Fisher furnished $3.50 bond for her
appearance before the next federal
Grand Jury Mr.. Fisher also furnished
bond for his appearance before the
commissioner for a hearing at 10
o'clock Tuesday morning.
Tests - Percent
l. Shields. deputy internal revenue
agent. reported the seizure Of the
distillation plant, which consistod %
the can and coil 1t also Is reported
that four or five pints Of the LIQUOR
were seized and found 70 test 43 per-
cent alcohol Officers tested the
liquor ri the time OF seizure and
stated that 30 burned readily when
match was applied
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15

to buy $4,000 diamonds at a Tow
figure" he said. and I accompanied
him 70 Tiaiuaua at his request to see
that no trickerT was attempted AS
soon as we crossed the border we
were arrested
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15
store open evenings until CHRISTMAS
suherberE Bros.
Mesa Ave at Texas St-AcT-

There are half a dozen olive trees
on the Mount Of olives. near Jeru-
salem. which were known 10 have
been flourIshlnE In 1888
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15

store open evenings until Christmas
siIberberE Bros.
Mesa Ave at Texas St--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15
Ell PASO OILS.


These figures taken from the board al
The close OF the session Saturday night
L-rn In. CO..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15

cAChi0 off the Old Block," It's Old Mother, the
Super Six, is proud ofit)
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-09-26

channel of the Potlatch River in
said section, and running thence
due west to a point where the east
and west Quarter line in Section
Thirty-four (34) IN Township Thirty
nine (39) North, Range Two (2) W.
b. M. lntersects the center of the
channel of Pine Creek IN said Sec
tion Thirty-four (34); thence in a
northeasterly direction up the GEN.
ter OF the channel of said Pine
Creek to a point where the same
crosses the north boundary line of
the South Half of the Southwest
Quarter Isl of SW}) of Section
Twenty-Three (23) in Township
Thirty-nine 1897 North, Range Two
(2) W. B. M; thence west to the
northeast corner of the Southeast
Quarter (SE4) of the Southeast
Quarter (SE4) of Section Nineteen
19 in Township Thirty-nine 1897
North, Range Two (2) w. B. M;
thence north to the northeast corner
of said Section Nineteen Q9); thence
west to the northeast corner of the
Northwest Quarter (NW4) of said
Section Nineteen; thence north to
the northeast corner of the South
west Quarter (SW4) of Section
Eighteen (18) in said Township;
thence due west to the point of in
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-09-26
Notice of Special Election

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
THAT pursuant to an order of the
Board OF County Commissioners
of Latah County, Idaho, spread
upon the minutes of September 8.
1919, reference to which order is
hereby made, a special election will
be held within the boundaries of a
porposed highway district, herein
after described, for the purpose of
submitting to the qualified electors
who are residents in said proposed
highway districts the question and
proposition of the Organization and
creation of q highway district un-
der the provisions of Chapter SIS of
the Session Laws of the State of
Idaho of 1911, and the amendments
thereto. That the lands to be in
cluded in such highway district are
situate in Latah County, State of
Idaho, and the outer boundaries of
said highway district are as follows,
to wit:
Beginning at the point of inter-
section Of the East and West Quar-
ter line in Section Thirty-six 1857
in Township Thirty-nine 1897 North.
Range Two (2) West of the Boise
Meridian. with the center of the
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-09-26

quarter of Section Eighteen Q8) in
said Township; thence due west to
the point of intersection Of the east
and west quarter line in Section
Thirteen (13) in Township Thirty
nine (39) North, Range Three (3)
W. b. M. with the center of the
channel of Big Bear Creek; thence
IN southerly direction down the
center of the channel of said Big
Bear Creek to its intersection with
the section line between Sections
One u and Twelve u2) in Town
ship Thirty-eight (38) North of
Range Three (3) W. B. M; thence
due east on the section line to the
point of beginning, said Election
Precinct No. l being all that por-
tion OF said proposed Highway Dis
trict lying and being in Bear Creek
Precinct of Latah County, and the
polling place for Precinct No /. is
hereby designated to be at the Tan
ey School House, being the School
House In School District No. 38 of
said Latah County, being within the
limits of said Precinct.
Election Precinct No. 2 shall en-
brace all the lands in said proposed
Highway District not contained in
said Election Precinct No l., as
above defined being all the lands IN
said proposed Highway District ly-
ing east and west and south of said
Precinct No l.. and the polling
place for Precinct No 2. is hereby
designated to be at the Town Hall
in kendrick, within the limits of
said Precinct.
At said election, the following
are appointed and shall constitute
the judges thereof:
For Election Precinct No l.
K. D. Ingle,
Ed Lien,
Amos Moore.
For Election Precinct No. 2.
Isaac Lien,
William Watts.
G. F. Walker.
Said election will be held on Sat-
urday, the 9th day of September,
1919. and the polls will be open at
eight o'clock in the forenoon of
said day and will remain open con-
tinuously until seven o clock in the
afternoon. Said election will be
conducted as nearly as practicable
in accordance with the general elec-
tion laws of the State of Idaho.
Said election will be by ballot, and
the ballots shall be in substantially
the following form. to wit:
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-09-26
Diarrhoea in Children

For diarrhoea in children one,
year old or Older you will find moth
ing better than Chamberlain's Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy, followed BY
a dose Of castor oil. It should be
kept at hand and given as soon -
the first unnatural looseness of the
bowels appears.
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-09-26
OFFICIAL BAII,OT

An election held September q,
1919, for the purpose of determin-
ing whether or not there shall be
created and organized Kendrick
Highway District in Latah County,
Idaho.
kendrick Highway District
>, (Yes) { }
Kendrick Highway District
(No) { }
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-09-26

Dated this 9Th day of September,
1919.
Homer E. Estes, Clerk of the
Board of County Commissioners of
Latah County, Idaho. 37-3t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06
Old Sol Brings Out
Full Summer TOES
"PG" Has Wilted Collar,
and "Littte Willie"
Sheds HIS Shoes.

Palm Beach suits. summer under
wear, ice tea and wilted collars ar
rived yesterday on a six months visit
Via IS in the shade. When the hot wave
struck town Mr.. Average Citizen got out
the old electric fan. doubled his ice
soda fountain. Johnnie shed his shoes
and stockings. and ma put the canary
out OH the porch
stock in the Palm Leaf Fan. Inc.
jumped back TO par so quick that
badly crippled back numbrs were
sold on the market at Il premium.
Thermometers that did 4 nose dive
tcrday for the season to date.
tobacco. sat down on the backporch
and predicted rain, while the hired man
stuck wet bandana under his In I
years straw katy and predicted sun
stroke.
Being that Old Sol saved Richmond
the hottest weather IN the States
without so much as a come back
nondcrs. rain clouds hoped all over
the place late last night and smiled
enough moisture 10 lay the dust, pull
crops up an inch this morning and
give the weather man something to
crow over. While ma" sailed down
pa put a nightic on the old base
burner and SaSSafraS oil on Il chiggcr
he had got acquainted with when he
was digging iishin worms in the gar
den. Willie went 10 bed early By re
quest cause he had tho bad luck 10
bust the new 'lo-Ccnts- on account OF
ihe-war' fly swatter. and pa" busted
his new bamboo rod on Willie. which
all goes to show the inside effect OF
the tlrSt day of IS in the shade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06
1900 VOICES TO JOIN
IN COMMUNITY CHORUS
Rodehcavcr and Mathews TAX,
Prominent Places on Program
for Tonight.
is SECOND PUBLIC CONCERT
Songs and Musical Numbers by Mem
bcrs OF Sunday Party Will BE
Features of Program, Director
Mercer Statcs-Attendance Large.

Selections by the Richmond Com
munity Chorus of 1900 voices will
open the program at S:15 tonight in
the City Auditorium when this munich
pal organization of singers will give n
second public concert for tho pleasure
Of the Richmond public.
Composed of the original three great
choirs Of the Billy Sunday meetings.
the unique feature Of the concert to-
night Will be the presence of Billy
sundays own musicians. Rodchcaver
and Bob" Mathews. who. since their
return to Richmond Sunday morning
have been received enthusiastically
wherever they appeared.
Rodchcaver will give the second
group of selections on the program.
the first being song. When tho Boys
Come Home" which has met with pop
uiar favor.
Eodchcaver will also sing new
song, Lonesome" and will give Sid
ncy lIomcrs Banjo Song" after which
there viii be several selections by the
chorus.
At the concert tonight, Mr.. Mathews
VIII give a number OF piano solos.
Two trombone solos. Romance" by
Bennett. and "Intcrmezzo." from Cav
alliara RuStic-nna." by Rodchcaver
will follow.
Other songs by tho chorus and "A
reading. When Malindy Sings" by Mr..
RodehcaNcr viii follow. The program
Will close with a speech by Mr.. Ma
thcws and tho singing of tabernacle
favoritcs by tho two Sunday singers.
assisted by the chorus.
Director Mercer stated last night that
the Auditorium was almost entirely
sold out IN advance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06
WILL HONOR HERO NURSE
Nations Memorial Here to Bc Held
Wednesday, mt First Bup-
list Church.

CHAPTERS OF the American Red Cross
VIII hold special services Wednesday
10 commemorate the supreme sacrifice
made by Jane Delano. chief OF Inc
nursing division Of the Re! Cross. who
gave her life in the service OF her
country. on April -. when She died
OF pneumonia III Paris, France.
The fourteen divisions OF the Red
cross organization, at Washington,
VIII join in memorial services TO Miss
belano. whose name is SYNONYMOUS
with the splendid work which she
accomplished III heading the division.
which sent nurses overseas and to can
comments 10 care for the soldiers dur
ing the war
Services Will be held in all parts Of
the United States
Rev. George w. Mcdaniel. u. D..
pastor OF FIRST Baptist Church, Rich
mond. Will feature the memorial in
services Wednesday night.
Nurses of all the hospitals in Rich
mond Will be present at the service
Wednesday night. which will be under
the auspices OF the Richmond chapter
Of the Red Cross.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06
CHARGE FOUR SOLD SOFT
DRINKS WITHOUT LICENSE
Grand Jury Convened Monday In.
dieting Twenty-Five Persons
for FcIonieS.
FIFTY PROHIBITION CASES UP
True Bills Returned Against Alleged
Automobile Thcfts-Four Indict-
ments Against Fred Beard,
Charged With Houscbrcaking.

Indictment of persons for selling soft
drinks is now bearing company TO in
dictmcnts for selling intoxicating
liquor, for four such true bills were
returned by the new grand jury which
was sworn at the opening of the pres
ent term of Hastings Court yesterday
. The persons so indicted were Jacob
Crossman. Ida Gold. James Wade and
George Papas. The specific charge
against them is that they sold soft
drinks without a license
In all twenty-five persons were in
dlctcd for fclonieS yesterday and about
nifty for various offenses arising under
me prohibition law. Four indictments
Tor houScbreakinG were returned
against Fred Beard. Other persons
charged with felonies were as follows;
Fred V. Anderson. forgery: Winslow
Blunt. arson; Il. J. Chcatwood grand
larceny: Everett Graft. grand larceny
John l.. Driver. grand larceny: II. j.
Farley. grand larceny; Fred Graham
attempt TO murder; l.. G.. Haakc, ma
licious wounding: Ether Lee. grand
w. NJ. Myers. grand larceny: jesse w
grand larceny: John r. Scelman. big
amy; Eddie Reese. burglary. Willie
smith. malicious woundins: W l.. Rob-
ertson. grand larceny: Frank Ran
dolph. housebrcakinS; Robert Toomhs.
grand larceny.
The grand jury empanelled for the
Term Term Yesterday is composed Of the
Evans. "; J; Hechler IS. 81. Gwathmev.
George NJ. Reid. Jacob Umlauf. j. t.
Phipper. e r. Ferguson. G p. Lath-
rop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06
OVERSEAS TROOPS ARRIVE
AT CAMP LEE TOMORROW
Largest Assignment of Veterans Cop,,
~. to CHntonInSft for Dcmobi-
.-liIattOn.

Special 10 The Times Dispa,ch.l
LAMP LEE. VA. May 5.-proba blv
tho largest assignment OF overseas
troops 10 reach Camp Lee Will come
IN tomorrow, and next day. The ono
hundred and Fifty-ffth Depot Brigade
Is making reservations for their re-
ceptlon, and the more advanced OF the
eSpeuitionary soldiers will arrive al
NY Point some time late tonight
inc units TO arrive are the six Hun
dred and First Five Hundred ana
seventy irst, Five Hundred and
Nnetieth, Five Hundred and Eirb,ieth
SiN Hundred and Third. and Five Hun
nrco and Forty second ambulance SEE.
LIONS; detachnents from the Elevanth
,Engineers Thirteenth Engineers,
eighteenth Engineers F!rst Trcnrb
Mortar BATTERY one Hundred ami
and Sixth Machine Gun E,ttnIio ru
nhree Hundred and Fifth Machinc ,;nn
I.sttAi ION and the Three Hundred and
Fifth Infantry an"
IN addition 70 The above troors ms
Newpor; News Casual Comuapv Ny
a ~ ,t7d p.. OF men from Virginia
arrivals mere for Immediate dcobiliZo
lion. IN compliance with the Wa H.
partner order that civilians c5iIid ~
nlsce soidicrS IN various camp orc.ni
Hatlohs inc quartcrmastcr corps ha :
Si,ipIoHen several outsiders TO take Inc
place OF enlisted men None Of ~
camp hcadauarterS' ORGANIZATIONS ,.,,c
MADE thlS change SO far
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06
ALREADY 100 AUTOS MORE
THAN DURING YEAR 1918
Police Checking IN On Those who
HIVE Not Secured Driving
Permits,

To date this year 400 permits to
drive private automobiles have been
issued in Richmond against 1900 for
the year OF l9ls Police assert that
there arc several hundred car owners
in Richmo nd who have no 1919 per
mits, but who believe that their old
permits arc good for this year When
owners who do not have up-to-dal q
permits arc reported they will IL
summoned TO Police Court officials
assert. rs permits cost nothing and no
excuse Will be accepted for delay by
the police.
According to the lists OF licenses for
onc-horsc wagons issued there arc
i,ioS in Richmond and 357 two horse
vehicles. Three horse wagons only
number six. according to the list.
TO date 1t Is thought that only thirty
ouSgles have survived the siege of the
automobile as against eighty-fve for
me preceding year. :, great reduction
IN the number. of hacks is reported.
there being only twenty-six in opera d.
ton this year No cabs have been
licensed and not hanson survives.
Ton trucks number 74s. direction
trucks 222. and hve-ton trucks 50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA

,Io2,!,aI 20 TIC Times DISPATCH
DANNiLLE. VA. May 5..James 7,
Noel Noel a wel!-known Danville citizen,
",v" .aSl night at his home on Jcffer-
IonE decline in health Two wears
ago he suffered stroke Of parslysis
'hI eHccts OF which ne never overcamc
he was born. in Brosyillc pitt."i
ana county being son OF Levinr-
iifon J. ana Isabel NOEL Most of his
s.c VAS IiNed here. where he was A
uca!cr IN horses. For some wears he
was clerk of tho city markets Uc
vas never married but leaves two
.dS,e,s' MIS- James p. Hill. or the
county and Mrs. sam Clark OF this
city '"'"
Tho funeral took place this after
noon "''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06
RECEIVERS LOST MOTOR CAR
'OMcer Holt Questions CoIorcd RI,
.E 10 iermit With Unexpected a.
RcSuit>

Patrolinan y 4. Holt arrested y,
T; WHIT co!ored boy, sixteen Years
day morning. charged Win -,
S 81 an aatomob!ie and not having :.
Hol, stopped White at the cornar
OF second and Leigh Streets and AZ
90 to see his driving permit II. ar
serts that White handed him /, ner,il,
GlLn INC name of Pau scott on il,
HOLT then inquired whose rcrni. d.
was, which bore tho name Of T.. M
gsscot'. and the boy asserted ,ha; 500.
was ms brother The patrolrnan In.
CURED whose automobile nc was dr;W.
ing and he answered that it vss b.e
The fa,her, was teicphoncd an,
oenied ownership. Whitc was arreetI,
and II was found that the auin5,ol n,
Which nc Vas driving waa tho n-o.
perty OF NJ. II. Campbell Holt re-.
sie!ved reward OF SIS and White vii
ne tried in Juvenile and Domestic No
f1atIons Cour, today '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06
SUNDAY SELLERS IN COURT
Cnscs OF Moro Than 100, Arre.tcd on
April -, Continued Until
Why IU.

More than 100 Sunday selling cases.
which appeared on Justice Crutchticld's
docket yesterday. were continued unit!
May 10. the late set a week ago for
the trial OF the cases OF those arrested
on April -.
Gideon Martin and Leo Schof.
charged with asSaultinE r. \. Burning
were botp fined $40 and costs and
placed under $500 surety for six months.
Martin was also fined $50 and costs
for resisting an officer in the discharge
of his duty.
Arthur Bass. Frank Brewer. Henry
Morton and a. l.. Crisis. all colorcd
were fined on charges OF speeding. All
out BASS were fined SO and costs. Bass
rive mon were assessed So and costs
on charges OF lighting in the street.
and seven others received the same
penalty for alleged gambling in the
streets. Joseph Dixon was fined $40
on charge of resisting an officer of
the law in the discharge Of his duty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06
REPORT LARGER NUMBER
OF UNEMPLOYED IN CITY
Many Young White Men Lose CIcr,c,,
Positions md Seek New
Jobs.

r. j. Conway. manager OF the City
Employment Bureau. declared yester-
dag that during the past week $50 per
sons had applied 10 the bureau for en-
p!oEment. The number of positions
open during the week was 15o. Ac-
cordins 10 MIR. Conway. there arc still
large number OF the unemployed in
Richmond. the bulk OF whom are Young
Whlie men who have no trade and who
Tor the past two or three years have
been engaged il clerical work There
Is wo"k ICY the great majority OF those
VINO nave regular trades
H.. bureau has a large number of
positions open for white women who
desire 20 do work of a domestic ma
lure. and there is also a shortage in
the supply of CoIored female heIp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06
MOTORCYCLE FEES ARE
TOO HIGH SAY OWNERS
License Costs as Much Ms for Twenty.
Horsepower Auto

That the license fec on mo,orcvcIes
is unjust is the assertion OF motor
cycle owners and dealers in Richmond
according to Chef-of-Policc Sherry.
me Incense Zee required TO run a motor
cycle is -. This amount is all that
Is necessary 10 procure license on a
WentH-horscpowcr automobile
motorcycles average between three
and five horsepower For this reason
ponce assert. motorcycle owners are
not getting licenses this year Dealers
TO form an organization and apneaI n
the city Council that the tax is unfair
only thirty-eight licenses for motor
c!t'es nave been taken out this year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06

=. g Goodman. 1918 Beverly Street. vas
stolen thisel rom j. t. Gray avn know Sfrx!n i
to have been stolen.
Mrs. Mathiidcr vossler, Richmond NO
%srks iho oesnns of the sSashST" Tss, ;Ht'
South will attend
r, b; Airport. 1910 West Grace street.
T5s rep to The police YESTERDAY that thieves
saia s;anans in rf front fAa Of T Sas
w Sha5GGs by IT, Ella ss 2Sssrvea
i a, $50 osctE IN the TSs o1q G Bap b.:
-o redsss of $3.50 to tho Victory loan wero
FEs mmn nue. asi night =, meeting in ths
Rev, D. +. ossood presided ." e'00N mt
IN estate q sl7ocoO is beouca,hcd to tho
Mic Mics and children d Of the late colonel W.
RroSa,e nc chaneqry 'S cou aqt sSpon is
MA; MsJHr a munsdon Gary Lucius Cary and a
IN Mrs oI Helen TueS has hroush, sui, against,
'n;n9sa OF wb an ase'dsn, in whSS she was
foot was crushed and later aruputsted 'eA 5
t drns s,o ell ssuI ed ire in IA. above
$50 Ths ae sE Mere The o.s Sas
by hremen in about two minutes.
mt rGGs M'hf ne Assssa,iGn will hold
lime lime Of meeting .waa explained as having
Shifts SSfH made Tor the convenience of boiR
pred weTe Continued in Juvenile court y sos-
sSons a4 HfssG sun S.h n fslG
Suantsn1 asserts that tho shooting was a n
sSain Hsk 'h" son dH sun
''i'iei' istc iast night, 1t was said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06
WILL OPERATE EXCURSIONS
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad An
nounces IL Will Conduct Usual
Summer Outings,

Announcement was made Yesterday
by officials of the Chesapeake and ono
Railroad that excursions TO the sea
shore would be operated by the rail
excursion 10 Newport News. Old Point
and Norfolk, including all the seaside
resorts, VIII be run either May II or
May "a.
Officials OF the road further stated
that special week day excursions viii
no longer be chartered to special Or
anizaiions, but Will be operated di-
rect!y by the railroad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06
U. S. AGENTS MAKE ARREST
7. T.. Jones Taken by Authoritt.. an
thnrEc OF Using Malls to
Dcfraud.

, l. I. Jones was yesterday arrested
ny agents of the Department of .Ius
l!ce who charge that he has been
using me mails 20 defraud is al
.tSed mat he bought diamonds in Nor
io'N and sent forged check from here
IN pANmcnt Federal officers were
p.ac!nS MIN under arrest at the post
"mcc Aere Yesterday when he made a
break from them and closed the re-
IoiNlng door after him \ chase fol-
ioWed, oul he was finally captured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06
NAMED GRAND SECRETARY
Grand Masicr Of Odd Fellows Appoint,
r. Wiley Unvis, Jr., as
scribe.

II. Wiley Davis. Jr., whose father
was Tor thirty-ninc years grand sec
rotary OF the Grand Lodge OF Virginia,
Independent Order OF odd Fellows, was
yesterday appointed by Grand Master
-. l.. Mason. OF Lynchburg. to succeed
the late DIR. Edwin T.. Turner IS grand
secretary OF the order.
The annual session Of the Grand
Lodge VIII nc held in Richmond, COM
moncinE Monday. May -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06
Robert =. Brxan.

?ps Slal TO Tho Times Dispatch
hAkRlSONBCRG. May News gas
locciNed ~ relatives in Dayton OF the
GeaI ~ IN Roanoke Saturday of Robert
. hT%ah aged sIXty-ninc years as
rcSHl' OF heart trouble. IN until two
years ago nc was resident of iris
G0uhtS. He was Mason Of high rank
tbs WIDOW. VINO was Miss Fannie Hyrd
Dayton for interment