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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
SIBERIAN ARMY
NEAR JUNC7URE
With the Archangel Russian
Forces Operating Against
Bolsheyiki

AH,IIiNt;rl.. Friday. Ian. II. tf'F
tho Nssu.,Int.d Press D--Th" SIBERIAN
army IS renrin& Il junction with III"
forces nf IN" Archang"l government III
,hr .Arrl;r I'ichor:, dis1ri"i near 'hT
Siberian border According !" a t"i'-
gram received by General MAruSh"N-
ckv. guvrrn"r- general .ui IA" r'Eioh 81
tie. north today. General MurUn"i!, q
Siberian pl"mpntCntlary. has arrived III
I's: Tsilm.. on tn" ri"hnra river. "hrr'
La located a d"larhm"nt Of h"rih'7h
r,r':"s.
General Mar;tnorc arrived IN aH'ah'"
rf III" Siberian troops. II" reported
,hcy were marching northW"SiHA'u
from FERN. through tho frozen Nun, ,
dir, ,"rrtl"ry. H." said they already hau
taken tho Village "f I.ap.na on IN" "'hrT
cd. cf tn" I'ral mountains. about -"
miIr; awny. and w"r" marching toward
tn" ri'h"ra r,N'7.
Th. S,h"rIHuS. an capturing INC i''
riirry about l.ap"!iH. according /" Ten
raj MIri"uiff's telegram. recovered n
.r.,t ulIuni,ty as iluur shipped iroIN
Siberia f"r consumption hy tn" PoPula' =
.i rlr. ArChau-c! district. Tn" Hour
,y.,s ,c5::r,I 10y 'h.. i:cl>h:N:k when th'H
controlled Ihi% territory.
Small Russian N"luni""" d";achmHh'S
..r = iru@ ;ira have h'"u operating 2
u.1r ;nr mouth "f tn" FlrhnTn river
rh.r. IS = dtrr., I"I"grAph In" from
-, rSIlmn :" tr"hanS"l
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WASHINGTON. Jan. l9.--Nnly one
moro big war lnan drive is planned by
The treasury department. Secretary
Glass said To-day. This Will be the
Victory Liberty loan. TO b. iloatcd.
probably the Inst ihrr" weeks in April.
The amount will not h" more than
Sc. .nhr .0n". .m0u and may b" 5000. 600, oO0-
Il "xp"i.t the Victory Liberty loan
10 bc tho last intensive can, T,palgn Tor the
sale Of government bonds" said hr'
Glass. "I$cpcrts' that there would he
two more tnNd issues this year aEGrc-
eating Sl2.hnh. 100000. arc entirely
without foundation. not only as to
amount. hu, also as regards tho num-
h"r of camnaiIns.'
Moro bonds. probably. VIII l." issued
h.- tn" government. even after the next
campaign but II is planned 10 market
these quietly through banks and other
financial institutions. without the usual
ra1npaign Of advertising aud soliciting.
The amount OF securities TO be sold In
this manner will not be determined for
months. until the treasury gets more
definite idea Of the volume or expenses
growing out Of liquidatinG Of war con-
tracts. the allies needs for further
loans and the demands arising from con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
PEN PICTURE
Of MISERY IN
RUSS CAPITAL
CHILDREN FACE FAMINE
AND MANY ARE BLIND
Lenine Advocates Spreading
of Bolshevik Doctrines
to Paris.
BY J. M. N. JEFFRIES.

Il ,cndnu rim"s Cable. Copyright. l'l9'
h. Public Ledger co..
WARSAW. Jan. l9.---A refugee from
N1usrnw riy,,s am account e.: the terri
hlo conditions in III" old RUSSIAN capt.
;al. which has lost half it's p"nu!Ht'"h.
There IS no illumination after dRiSk.
For tho living. cleanliness !s growing
i,unos%ihI". children ar~ fn"inE faE'-
inc, and many Hr'. drifting toward blihH-
ness Man, churches are closed. 'h'
clergy hns.nG hern seized ana lmpVlS-
oncd and Il number murd"r"d Tor
preaching against tho Tr"'%NE r'EIrhH'
As q run!>hmcn; for th"S" HnfaNorAui''
sermons. Troiglir has dccr"rd ihf sup
I.r..ssi"n Of religious rites for ihH n'an'
,,n,; frequently are sirIpp"d and thrown
.uin Il trench. ,
TrotZky's rcd army 20 f"d fairly vel
and has much discipline. tljs chimes"
and Let's are entrusted with most OF
Tho executions for which they rccc!ic
80 much a head.
4 number of monuments have nc"n
crnr;n,r.. They are mad" Hi Stuc"u and
look Ike stone. Eubcspicrrr has hrs
.sru;utc That IF Kari Marx and Eng
~lx's stand with their hands on cach
others shoulders kolatcffl the assassin
nr Grand LUX" ScT=iuS. also mas
monument. cinema pictures wrT" la
ken ny Trotzk?'s order "f these cree
tiuns.
lnha7r.Iy on" such pi"tur" was
spoiled as som" one placed a I'm" h"mh
under R"hcslG"rr"'s Statu" And II ,N-
plod"i punctuallH.
III. object of having ,h's" PICTURES
taken apparently was :" S"hd IN" INNS
"a neutral r"uu,Gt":.. Tr"thhy s"':' TN"
Al III IL l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
League Of Nations Is
Actually in Session
By RAYMOND G. cARRoLl-

(Special Cable Dispatch IopS''e"N'
1919. by Public ledger Coz
WITH THE AMERICAN FtiACf.
COMMISSION. Paris Jan. Isl he".
President Poiucnre's tribute 10 'no
United states at the opening OF tns
peace conference yesterday. aud Pres
dan, Wilson'S short. pithy reply to IRE
inter Lloyd Georges graceful speech
Secondins the nomination OF N. Cien',
enccau az the permanent chalrnan' ana
the old Tigers" witty response.
Looking down the double row Oh reu-
clothed tables with their waiting sharp
errd pencils and stationery. lE"'" '''
head. where Clecaenceatu sat IN the cen
,.r ,ritb President Wilson ut the right
and I.lovd George at his left on gilt
chairs which com tnandcd the proceed
inps there was but 4 single conclusion
the league Of nations was actually IN
session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
APPROPRIATION BILLS
GET RIGHT or WAY IN
CONGRESS THIS WEEK

WASHGNGTnN. Jan. r. In an cFlrrt
IN clear III" "il"ndar Of imrortant icIi$-
iotinn hcroro tho session ends March T.
hnth ,no Senate and llnu$" Will give
general riEhf "r way This week Ia ap-
preparation hills.
Al tho same iim' committees VIII b.
engaged on general supply measures :.
and in special hearings and inN"%tiEa-
tiOnS.
The Senate expects I" pass tnmor-
row tho administration mrasur" AnpTn-
prlntiu- SlOn. .n0n ,000 requested by Frost
dcn, Wllaon for famine roller In Eu-
rono. while The House. after passage
rr .hc loSIslaiivc appropriation hill. The
fourth OF thr sixteen regular supply
,ncn-urr-. plans 10 hcEin work on tie
annual diplomatic and consular bili;
WIN the 500, 100000 food relief bill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
DISORDER IN
GERMANY IN
THE ELECTION
GENERAL STRIKE IS
ORDERED IN LIEPSlC
Ebert Government Finally De-
cides Not to Call Gen.
eral Assembly.

LONDON Ian. ~ - Grave election
ri,,s ar. ;akinG place today in Germany.
vhcrc IN. p."pl" are voting IL choose
mcmhcrs cC the national assembly. \
general strike has been declared al
l,cinSlc, which is without EaS ana
water. according 10 Copenhagen adricrs
TO tho Exchange Telegraph Company.
Tho deaths OF nr. Karl Llchknecht
and Rosa Luxembourg appear /" haF'
made daen impression IN prorincia!
towns and u have lrd I" domonstra
lions and street fighting. II is re-
ported.
4 l.cipsic moh is said 10 hay" de-
sIrvyt1l III. election bureau OF the DEM
ncratir party and 10 have cannsca'eu
-br evening editions of the Lcipsit
ia agrbIatt. Zeitung and General GaZctte
IrnrpcllinE those papers to pupliSh Il
declaration dcploring tho murders III
! Ecrlin." and l1HninG III" G"F"FhmH"'
for ,hcm. STRIKES and demonstrations
ar. reported i'll Dusseldorf and othcr
towns.
Si,mcn wAlr. FLYING over Berlin today
and bulnha rG;nG tn" city with panph-
l-,s issued by' all the political parhcS
il is reported.
AMSTERDAM Ian. ln~-Ths l."kal
.Arlx"Isrr Of Berlin. says II learns the
Ebert -Sch"id. mann government mas
finally decided not 10 hold til" nai:"hai
.,sanmhlv. fer which elections arc CO.
:ng.un today.
Is German So.rrrmrnt wireless mes
sage received in London saturday Shi'
phiiipp SChc .d"nanu, The German ior-
.;En secretary. had announced tina; the
German sovtrnmrni had decided 10 cor
yokc the national assembly F"pru-
ary I'D - -
AMSTERDAM. Ian. 1H-The. appeal
,asucJ nv the Independent SoriaiiStS o.
berlin for general STRIKE IN c"nsr-
ourncc If tho deaths Of DR.. Karl l-iro-
knccht and Rosa Luxembourg. me
Spariacnn leaders. proved unsucc"ssfui'
according 10 a dispatch from the ter
man capital.
sent to PRESIDENT Wilson. the Srnatc .
Inav ,ak" NJ legislation validating M
formal war contracts. SpEv.hi moot
ing uf the military ""Inmitt"r has Don
called for tomorrow ~. ifallE report
cit Ihn lIousr bill or 4 substitutes.
! House commuters Will work Ibis
''wr"k on the army. navy. aSrl"ultUre.
Indian and other Appropriation inraS-
Ir"S which are nearing rHnp!"tl"n. "h!lt
IA" House naval committee Will mrct
Thursday 10 pass on th> naval pNli4-
ing program.
final action may com" his wc"k on
th.. long delayed war rrv"nIe 'hiil. Ehc
cnnrnrrcs. with but few important
questions remaining 6p"n. resume work
tnmorrnw on IN" 1919 war TAX rates
and hope for complete agreement on
the bill by Saturday.
Investigations nf German prnpa Eah7a
and tho National Security l."acu" "iil
continue. io,nnrruN. nS will hearings on
til. railroad situation and ~" hill IN
rrgulaI" IN" moot industry.
Debate ON the Russian situation and
general p"aCc questions is expected /"
ln resumed IN tn" Senate tomorrow or
Tuesday III connection with the rrshlu-
ton Of Senator Johnson. "l CAN" "rni1.
Republican. demanding withdrawal o.
American troops from Russia.
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GERMANS MASS TROOPS
TO FIGHT THE POLES

VIENNA. Jan. Ia.-1t is announced
in diplomatic circles here that the nutn-
hnr Nf troops the Germans arc mopil-
,zinr under Field Marshal Won Woyrsch
for cnuutcractins Polish invasion or
Germany will aggregate two army
corps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
FOUR MORE SPARTACUS
. LEADERS SHOT DOWN

AMSTERDAM. Jan. 1a.-F'our Sparta
.-art leaders who were arrested during
:hr recent disorders in Sp&ndau wcr"
sfor ami killed by cscorting troops
whom ihcy- tried 20 escape Friday night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Jan ls-ForecaSt:
West vrStn1A-FaE and continued
warr, Monday and Tuesday.
Ohio and Western Pennsy1vanta-Pair
and somewhat waru1er Monday; Tues
day (atr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
WORKING OUT
PLAN5FOR THE
NATION LEAGUE

pAHIS. Ian l".--tEy the Associated
Press. .)--Caiiers at :he Paris White
House to-day were Senator Leon bour-
.coiS. N. isagu' NJ nations specialist
~, the Tr~uch 7cac" del"Eatio1l: Lord
Robert Cecil. who occupies similar
;,"st Tor IL. British. and General Jan
Christian Smut$. the South African
Leader who also has Il plan for IL So
,.i"ty ot nations.
President Wilson thus had an oppor-
tunity to discuss tn: French and
british vi-wppirt$ on this question and
l., g., further ahead with the work Of
v."orctlinS tho Gifter"nt projects with
his own ideas
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-20
Famous In A Day For Her
Beautiful Complexion,
Oatmeal Combination Does It

freckles, tan, sun spots. coarse pores,
rough skin ruddiness, wrinkles, aud, in
fact every blcanish the face, hands and
arms are heirs to. II your necl or chest
= discolored from exposure, apply this
combination there and the objection.
able defect will disappear. II Is ahso-
lutely harmless and will not pFeduce
or stimulate growth Of hair. No mat.
ter how rough and ungainly the hands
and arms. or what abuse they have had
through hard work aud exposure TO sun
aud wind. this oatmeal derwillo eom.
binstiou wiil work a wonderful trans
formation IN i2 hours al the most.
Thousands who have used II have had
the ame results / have had.
{, Note; To get the best effect be sure
10 follow the complete directions son
iained IN every package Of deFwiIlo.
You have oniy 10 eel deFvlllo and eat.
meal. You need nothing else and il Is
70 simple that anyone can use IL; and
il - inexpensive 4hai any girl or
woman can afford Il The manufaeiur.
ers and druggists guarantee thar there
will be notieeable improvement after
the first application or they viii re-
fund the n0ney. II Is sold in lhis eify
under a money refund guarantee b
department stores and Al u 70 date
druggists iHciuding The Ffy and the
Perry stores
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-20

and sold in instances at an advance.
Bulls we're rather plentiful and sold
at $500 for the best and on down TO
5000; they were fully steady.
Our hog market since the week pre-
vious has been good and yesterday the
prices strengthened a little, the top
for prime mixed hogs being $3.50.
Our receipts of sheep have been low
yesterday there being practically none.
Prime spring lambs are bringing l5e;
yearlings ~ to Sc; wethers to 7iac;
mutton ewes, 81 to 7e.
Last Wool Sale
The third and probably last auction
sale of govcrnment-Owned wool to be
held in this city took place at the Co
lumbia Basin wool warehouse last week.
The sale was in charge Of Charles II.
Green, government wool administrator,
who acted as auetioneer. The sale was
a highly successful one. from a gov
ernment standpoint, as the prices real
ized were better than those az the
two previous sales and were even
higher, on a secured wool basis, than
the prices paid at the latest Boston
auction.
The range Of prices ON northwestern
territory woods was from 40 TO -
cents for good average grades, with
choice bringing A. 10 - cents, while
the best threc.eighths clothing wools
brought 5S 70 - cents. CALIFORNIA;
sold for the most part at 30 to 80
cents. For choice eight.months wool,
80 cents was paid, and two lots Of
three-eighths blood clothing rcalize't
So cents.
About 100000 pounds Of all grades
of territory wool were offered BY Ad.
ministrator Green. and Of this large
total only a single lot of l2l2 pounds
had to be withdrawn because Of low
bids. The California afferinss amount.
ed 20 100000 pounds. Of which 6s. 1872
pounds, or abeui u per cent. were
withdraw.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-20
Congressiona
Flashes

Washington, June l9.-(United
Press 1.-THE house today luminous.
ly passed the bill returning the
telegraph and telephone lines TO
their owners.
The bill now goes to conference.
The house amended the senate
bin by setting the date for the
return Of the wires as the last
day Of the month in which the
act Is approved, and allowing con-
tinuance Tor not more than six
months Of the high telephone rates
put iuio effect BY the postmaster
general. The senate set % DAYS
as the time for return.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-20
A Free Prescription Does It's Worh
Overnight You Can Prepare
II At Your Home


New York: 1t is my own discovery
and Il takes just one night to get such
marvellous results, says Mae Edna
Wilder. when her friends ask her about
her wonderful complexion and the i'm
proved appearance Of her hands and
arms. You can do the same thing II you
follow my advice she says;; feel Il
ny duty to tell every girl and woman
whst this wonderful prescription did
fer me. just think Of IL. I never tire
Of telling others Just what brought
about such remarkable results Here Is
the identical prescription that removed
every defect from my face, nefk, hands
aad arms. Ualll yoa Try Il you eau
fora nc idea Of the marvellous change
Il will make IN inst one application.
The prescription which you can pre-
rare At your oHn home i a. follows;
TO to any grocery and get ten cents
worth Of ordinary oatmeal, and from
nnr drug store bottle Of derwillo.
Prepare the oatmeal as directed in ev.
cry package Of deFwiilo and apply
u 1hf and mornina The first applica.
sian wiil asionish you. Il makes the
4kEn snHHaf transparent smooth ana
esiFess. especially recommend Il for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-20
American Army Prepares
To Push On Into Germany

Coblenz, June l9,-( United Press.)-
Final preparations were being eomplet.
ed today for the American army to
move forward Tuesday morning, IL SO
ordered by Marshal Foch. Some Ger.
man units are scattered throughout the
region Immediately in front of the
Americans, but it was believed they
were too weak numerically to offer
real resistance. Steps were also being
taken to guard against possible guerilla
warfere by civilians, although it was
believed they would remain quiet in
ease of an allied advance, rather than
suffer the "military consequences. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-20
FAMILY HOLDS
REUNION AT TURNER

Turner, June so.-Soms seventy four
members Of the Robertson family, d.
seendanfs Of Eward White Robertson
and brother, who came 10 Turner in
the early seventies from southern Indi.
ana. gathered in Turner Sunday. June
18th. fer their annual elan meet
The reunion and picnic was held on
the camp grounds with . big basket din
ncr AZ noon. Sickness and disagfeehale
weather caused Manv vacant chairs, at
this meeting Of loved onrs.
MUSES. aad narratives Of politics ana
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-20
STREET CARS AGAIN
SERVING WINNIPEG
Limited Service Resumed
For First Time Since
Opening Of Strike.

Winnipeg. Man, June 2O.-l United
Press. )-For the first time since May
Is limited streetear service was start
ed in Winnipeg today.
Several ears, carrying their regular
crews, and accompanied by three spec
ial police, appeared on the streets No
attempt so far has been made to in
terftre with their operation. Streetcar
company officials announced they are
generally increasing the service.
The ten strike leaders, arrested here
yesterday, were given preliminary hear
ing at Stony Mountain penitentiary
late yesterday and were remanded for
eight days. They are charged with
seditiOus conspiracy
1t was believed today the govern
ment will proceed with the trial on
the basis Of the recent amendment to
the immigration law which gives auth
oritv to the dominion government to
seize and dep0rt persons, other than
of Canadian birth, found guilty of
agitation against the government.
job pressmen and bOokbinders an
nouneed they will return to work today.
Twenty-One alleged intimidators were
arrested yesterday.
The following labor leaders are under
arrest, as officially announced by the
dominion authorities
Rev. William Ivens, editor Of the
Labor News and pastor Of the labor
church.
R. B. Russell, secretary Of the metal
trades council.
John Queen, city alderman.
A. A. Heaps, also an alderman and
strike leader.
George Anderson, streetear motor.
man and one Of the leadinN orators
for the strikers
+. f. Gray, leader of strike parades.
Moses Charitonoff Russian, former
" arrested for scdition and released on
a teehnieaity.
Moses Almasoff, well known Winni-
peg radical socialist.
Mike Berenczuk, Russian.
A. Schouplerai.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-20
PORTLAND MARKET REVIEW

Portland, Or, June l9.-Cattle re-
ceipts last week were somewhat larger
than the week previous but in point of
numbers Monday's s run was disappoint
ing-some 800 head less than a week
ago. Prices for steers did not go over
sll5e aud were a shade higher than
a week ago. Some very good killing
steers sold from $1,000 10 Sll.0O.
One COW brought sll.O0, but the best
full load sold at s9.65, about 10 cents
higher than the general quotations.
Cows were in better supply than steers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-20

not comply with the bylaws passed
and TO be passed by the insurance
company. II claims that Mrs South
wick had neyoro made proof Of dis
ability emitting her to participation
in the benefit fund under the present
law, but has demanded payment under
terms Of the original certificate issued
in 1911 The insurance company claims
that under the present law, she is
obliged 10 make monthly assessment
payments during her lifetime.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-20
LEADING FRESHMEN
OPPOSE sINN FEINER 3

Dublin, june l9.-.An influential or.
ganization has been formed in Ireland
under the name Of the Irish dominion
league. IL Is composed Of men who
believe that an Irish republic is un.
attainahle and undesirable, but think
hat a prompt measure Of home rule
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-20
A& = 4 = = X 4 4 + 4 =
COURT HOUSE NEWS

In the suit Of Helen Al. Souihwick
versus The Fraternal Aid Union, in
(which Mrs. Southwiek claimed she was
Rniitled to an allowance on account Of
age and that she should be relieved
iron monthly assessments, the insur'
nnce company files answer as follows;
admit Mrs. Southwiek has mado all
premium payments as required and that
she is a member in good standing,
But denies she has complied with the
contract where she agreed that the
kontraei should be forfeited Il she did
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-20

lectures cnlivened the afternoon.
Six brothers and sisters out OF the
ten living in attendance at the reunion
were W. b. Robertson, j. C. Robertson,
B. f. Robertson, G. F. Robertson, Mrs.
Rcna Barzee, J. l.. Robertson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-20

In the matter of the estate of ~. q.
Liston, the executor Of the estate re-
ported that he had paid by order of
the court t62.Sl to Steve ]. schmidt.
IL seems that tract of land was
sold TO schmidt from the Iiston estate
but that the government survey was
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-20

Waltz, Beautiful Ohio %.
Medley Overture, Superb =
March, Big Ben -...............
Star spangled Banner ......
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-20

on the fullest colonial lines is urgently
necessary
Among the promoters are Sir Horace
Phmkett, chairman of the Irish con
vention, and many men associated with
him in the convention, as well as rep
resentatives Of important business and
professional interests.
A weekly paper in the interest Of
the league is to be published. 1t viii
be known as the Irish Statesman. The
directors include Sir Horace Plunkett,
William Butler Yates and T. P. O'Con-
nor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-20

The estate Of Leah Meyer who died
june Z, 1919 in Portland, is valued at
$1,000. by the will Harry H. Meyer
was appointed executor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-20

short 81 Of an acre. To pay for this
shortage the s62sl check was issued.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-20

W. V. Daniels has been appointed
administrator of the estate Of Mary
II. Daniels who died May 81, 1918.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-20
Band Concert Program
For Tonight AnnOuced

The program for the Cherrian paao
concert to be given this evening at
Wilson park, beginning at 8 o'clock is
as follows:
March Rattle Rova1 1axvall
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-09-03


ia Hook Teaching 1000
8 Derrick, teaching. 1880
T,,Ila Black. Teaching so.ss
laS Rnsalia Shealy, teaching $500
ess Alma Woodham, Teach
ing ........... 45.75
sT ]. E. r. Kyzer, Teaching $500
k9Ss Mrs. ]. E. r. Kzyer,
teaching. 3V.oo
sS Ruby c. Whitlock,
teaching. .....-....s Sa.ta
kba +. G. Craps, Ground. 10000
Elizabeth Bowman,
& Teaching. ........... 5000
e. E. Taylor, Apparatus 1900
,s633 Clyde Swygert,, teaching 5000
SSlts4.5F. S. Counts, Repairs. 4.55
2e5s Mabel Jones, Teaching. 1000
Sse6. Mary Kerr, teaching. -. 5000
3Se5 J. V. Smith, Teaching.. 5000
Ses. annie Belle Epps, teach
e ing. -. ........ 5000
309. Drayton Clark, Teaching 51.00
$40. Standard Cement Con-
struct. Co. Buildings. $500
3f1. Enterprise Hdwe. Co.,
Apparatus. 1870
31s. Lula Crouch, Teaching. $500
3t3. Inez Shealy, Teaching. 1000
:g14f r. G. Lawrence, Teach. 1000
g3f6. Mrs. L. c Mack Teach
lng- ........ ...... 5000
3S6. Lessie Shul, Teaching. $500
$ e. Minnie E. Hendrix,
80 Teaching -. .... -. 1900
:2ig Minnie E. Hendrix,
acnlnS. 14o.VU
@ Mincy r. Pound, Teach
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n innie Kleckley, Teach
EsreSsIS llg... lI.oO
ssSsR. w. Hendrix, Teach
............ 1850
sssSA ssrna D. Reeder, teach
s s.s -. " 5000
r.. J. M. Fox, teaching 1850
Shealy. Teaching. 5000
49, RSss Elk Shumpert. Teach
Wy >. ......... $500
80 . G;}a1rev Teaching $500
80 IL HI rKa5aa. E}lAg. 20.S0
49, A. SIZE az Teaching. 1900