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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
BAPTIST.


FIRST BAPTIST --- Fourth and
Cincinnati. W. O. Anderson, minis
ter. Bible school 9.3o a. m. f. w
Bryant. superintendent Morning
worship, 1850 O'Clock. Sermon sub
ject. THE Death of Christ" Baptist
Young Peoples meeting 80 p. m.
Evening worship, 7;3O Sermon
topic: "A Lost Soul Baptism at the
evening hour Special music at all
the services
IMMANuEL BAPTIST-i602 East
Second street &. +, Siier. pastor;
ri SidcuCc. III south Victor phones,
Usage $3.50 and $3.50. Preaching at
II aui 40 by the pastor. Subject
Tor morning The Call TO Sacrificial
Service The ordinance OF baptism
administered at the evening service
Sunday school at 9.i5. j. W. Adams
superintendent r. Y I. L. at SAB.
Sunbeams at 2:30 Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 1870.
NOGALEs AVENUE - First and
Nogales. w A. Todd. pastor, phone
6979-R. Charles II. Fox, superin-
tendent phone 6sfs-R. Al s:S 80 a.
m. is the sunday school hour. Al
II Il. m, and p m, the pastor
will speak. The Junior. lnterme-
diate and senior B. y. L. L will
meet at p. m. The prayer meet
ing Wednesday at p. IN. We in
vite you.
WEST TULSA Il. H. Owens, pas
tor; phone 7l50-R. Bible school at
9.I5, preaching al II and 1870,
prayer meeting TUESDAY.
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CHURCH OF GOD-ftfth and
Madison.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ASSEMBLY OF GOD.-Flfth and
Peoria. < A. Jamison. pastor. 1870
East Third Sabbath school. 10 q.
m: preaching service, II a. m. Night
service 7:30 y. m. Rev. T. =. And
ersun OF Los Angeles. Cal. Will
speak Sabbath morning on What ls
Fiesh?' Fine preacher. Come and
hear him
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CATHOLIC

HOLY FAMILY - Eighth and
Boulder Father John @. Herring,
pastor: a. m. mass and sermon;
a. m, devotlons and benediction with
inquirine class. Week days at 6l5
and a. IN.
SACRED HEART-slxteerth and
Rockford Rev. Charles Standaert
rector. Services at usual hours.
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LUTHERAN.

FIRST LuTHERAN-El -Elwood and
Firth. Rev. s. S kaufman, ID. D..
pastor. sunday school, y!45 a. IN.
Glasses for all ages. Excellent teach
ers. ID. X. Hi, superintendent.
Morning worship, ii O'Clock. Sub
ject: The Grace OF Giving" Eve
ming service at 7.30, Subject: THE
Hopeful Lawyer"
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ADVENTIST sixth and Madison.
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B'NAI EMUNAH -sls South
Cheyenne.
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IL .iLETTE-Corner BulIette and
q | Sunday school at e.4b a. m.
Edwards. superintendent
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MISSOURI SYNOD LUTHERAN
Meetings held In northeast room OF
the courthouse AT S O'Clock In the
evening. Rev. Christopher Lerson.
pastor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

TUISA CITY MlSTON-2i West
Second. Rev A. Llchiensein. pas
tor. city missionary Service every
night At 7:30 MONDAY prayer
meeting daily. preaching by the pas
tor. Sunday school for men, women
and children not otherwise attached.
AZ 1870 D. m the pastor will talk on
Russia and Palestine
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TULSA UNITY CLASS Of Prscti-
cal Christianity meets each Thursday
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BETHEL MISSION---Osceola am
Council northeast part OF city)'
Mrs Bertha Ehlers. superintendent.
Sunday school at gao, followed by
pubic worship.
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0yGKACE NJ. E. CHURCH-Third
LGnd Trenton Rev. Everett simpson,
pastor. sunday school $50 a m
Morning worship, IL a. m. junior
league, 3 p m. Epworth league 7
p m Evening worship, p. n' m'd
week prayer service wednesday at
S D. m Strangers viii nnd n COR
dial welcome
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WESLEY CHAPEL On. f., COLI }
Frankfort and Easton. Rev. II. Il. b
Johnson, pastor, sunday school,
$40, preaching at IL and 1880. Ep-
worth league, $40.
BROWNS CHAPEL &C. NJ. Co
307 North Franfort Rev. ]. h.
McClain, pastor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21

ARE QUASHED
County Booze Cases Strick-
en- From Court Calendars

W. w. Conner, former speaker of
the state house Of representative.
Dr. j. II. Lyons and Samuel a. Mar.
TN. real estate dealer. we're vindi-
Gated OF charges made ia indict.
mentH returned by the county grand
jury last summer. when Judge A.
w. Frater dismissed the indictments
on motion OF Prosecuting Attorney
Fred c. Brown Friday. The trio
WIS accused Of unlawful possession
of liquor and also keeping liquor
with intent 60 dispose Of IT,
They were charged with recelv.
Ing 10 containers OF 80 bottles each
from Judge Allen the night OF June
a." Brown said zone Of these con
tanners was never delivered to the
hospital as directed.
1T was evidently storn from the
defendants and found cached in the
court house later. Had the grand
jury known the facts as they are
established now, no Indictment
would have been returned against
these three defendants"
They were charged Jointly on two
indictments. This dlsposes complete.
~ 81 the indictments returned BY
the grand jury which Investigated
the alleged theft OF whiskey from
the court house the night Of June 4
Indictments against Oscar Springer
court clerk George eau. bailiff: DR..
y. q. Nichols and Deputy Sheriff.
Roy Murdoch and Stewart Camp
bell were dismissed by Judge a. w
frater Thurrday. on motion Of
Prosecutor Brown. Brown said he
did not think the men could be con.
victed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21
Booze Is Missing
From His Cellar

Sadly l.. NJ. Stern. lawyer. Of $40
10Th ave. N. went 90 police head
quarters Friday and made out a re.
port.
"Mlssing-Scveral quarts OF bot.
ued-in'bond bourbon. several quarts
Of rare old wine. one maid. Agnes"
The bottled goods were kept in a
oeliarcite. under lock and key.
But Agnes had the key" reported
Stern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21
BILLY DANSEY
CONE A MONTH
Mother Still Clings TO Kid
nap Theory
BY J. H. DUCKWORTU
-. y. A. Staff CorrespOndeut.

HA1MOTON. ~. j.. nov. Ill
A month AS now passed since Bully
Danaey. thrce-year-Old "physlcaily
perfect" baby. vanished almost from
within sight Of his mothers back
kitchen here In Hammonton.
In spite OF the searching of state
ana county detectives. Of hundreds
Of boy scouts. OF returned soldiers
and Of bands ~ Hammonton work.
men. not the slightest clue pointing
20 an explanation for the dlsappear-
ance has 10 far been produced here
Had an earthquake suddenly
opened a deep chhsrn In the dahlia
field In which Billy was last seen
playing with his little chun. Charlie
White, and swallowed Billy I'D. he
could not have more completely dis
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21
PROSECUTORS MEET
HERE NEXT MONDAY

Prosecutors OF the state. together
with two district attorneys and the
state attorney general viii meet in
III o county-city building Monday
morning at 10 o'clock 10 discuss the
l. w. W. situation. The meeting was
called by Attorney General l.. l..
Thompson. Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21
|, w. w. ORGANIZER is
ARRESTED BY POLICE

W. =. Moudy. 30. is in the city
Jail Friday. awaiting federal invest.
cation.
Moudy was arrested In the Grand
Central hotel by sergt p. II. Jen.
ninga and Officer T. Walsh. A grip
containing j. W. w. literature and
credentials. showing Moudy to be an
organizer. were confiscated as evi.
dence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21
LOST AND FOUND

LosT-AN ENGLISH SHEEP DOC;
body like Collie and face IKE
Airedale; answering to name Zip"
A liberal reward for his return or
information leading to his recov-
cry. Call Ballard $3.50. or Main
5000. local s. Maxwell. or address
1912 w. 54th 1T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21
THREE TIMES DOG
PICKS UP SAME TRAIL

Twice that night did this On
pick up this trail and end up in The
same spot. which is about half
mile from our home. The next
morning the dog was taken Out
again and he behaved in exactly the
same way. This certainly seems Il
me to prove that Billy was hid.
naped. He must have been enticed
that far away from home. Hs
would never have wandered 20 far
by himself. But there is nothing
very surprising in that. beconse
Billy took readily TO any straages
who appeared friendly and kind "a
him. II would not have been a very
difficult thing 10 entice Billy out Of
earshot Of the kitchen where ! mas
working by an open window.
III my theory Is the right ono
Billy was willingly led down to the
spot where the police dog three ttmes
came to a halt and then picked bodily
up from the ground and carried
away"
Az to motive for kidnapping. MrA
Dansey can not more Suggest one
today than she could October Z, the
day OF the disappearance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21
0, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

sAWMiLL ron aALE. ~
excellent condition. out - town
capacity 20 600 20 $1,000 feet a
DAY. mill cut Inquire 1874 Belle
Nue ave. Seattle. wash.
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wANrrD-nrAL ESTATE

WE HAVE BUYEns ron ioMEs
Ia MI parts or tho city We can
nrli your property, Bring IN your
listinfH for quick action. Futer,
1913 Third ave Main 1899.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21

Tho grape vine which belonged u
the kinss OF France still exists at
Fontainblcau. France. and bari
fruit.
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statesmen WANTED

WANTED-sALEsMEN. MILLION
dollar corporation can place n
number OF competent. experienced
stock statesmen. purpose OF dispoa-
Ing of capital stock in Eastern
washington. Advertising n m .
paign leads every assistance given
capable men. This Is n dignified,
legitimate invest ment. Oppor-
tunity VIII bear strict investlga-
ton. Strictly no advances but
liberal drawing account will be
allowed after sale m en- have
proven their worth. Reply by let
ter fno phone) only TO sales man
ager. w. $. Corporation. Address
GLIB. Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21
THREE MILE RADIUS
TIiORDLY SEARCHED

Only one thing Is certain--that ri
the child met with an accident
foul play his body is not anywhef
within three miles Of the Danse
home Within this radius every
inch Of the ground has been thoroly
searched-woods. brooks, ponds.
cranberry bogs. sheds and abandoned
houses.
The KIDNAPPING theory is stfli held
by Mrs. Dansey and the authorities.
1T must be remembered" said
Mrs. Dansey today. that a few
hours after had missed Billy and
l had given the alarm. dogs were
sent out TO find a possible trail q
One young man came around
with n German police dog that he
had brought over from France. This
dog was given a shoe Of BiIiy's 10
smell and then was led out 70 tina
back OF the house. He quickly picked
up a scent that took the searchers
thru Whites dahlia field. wood Of
scrub oak. down a sandy pathway
and across the cranberry bog 20 near
a small stream by the Philadelphia
4 Reading railroad tracks.
Here the German police dog
stopped dead, barked and refused ia
bulge another inch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21

FLoHENcE W. nuTLER
aola Mob Hiii Ave.
For Christmas presents l VIII buy
nigh.
For Christmas bargains you will see.
The Star our aanta claus Will be.
PEtt.f ANEST HAIR WAVING.
Marching. hrnna pack for gray
and faded hair
I-ADIEs' IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main stoT. $40 Union 81
MISS ELIZABETH FOLEY. CALL
Kenwood o.
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THE DOUGLAS co.
52i f.sary liidg Main $3.50.

lMlkDN III ltAEth.
AcNiNwGoDD BUILDINGS
bungalow style house {.
large rooms. good barn. chicken
house. tool house, storage and
wuodshed. buildings IN excellent
condition. spring water for house
hold USE property lies Wells
facing three roads fenced. q
wires. cedar posts; well Improved
district. within bS minutes drive
81 SeA;tit'H public markets. Price
i.bTs--natinfactnry cash payment
can ho arranEed--bslhnce SIS
monthly. Take East Madison ear
and kirkland ferry 20 kirkland
and inquire for T. W. Sucking at
brick bungalow office at end OF
Kirkland dock
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4-ROOM HOUSE. CLOSE TO CAR.
SL65O; 5000 cash. Better buy this
and save your rent. Sec Hay, 1909
Greenwood ave.
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FOR QUICK sALE-sfX- ROOM
house. bath, toilet; corner lot. COX
100; fruit trees. berries. roses.
large lawn; cement sidewalk. half
block to 10th ave, Green Lake
rent OWNER a01 n 1nih -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21

by making 800 dourhnuts In a
single day Mrs. John c. Smith o,
Miiwnukee. Wis. a brigadier IN the
salvation Army. won The in,erna.
,ionai doughnut-making record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21

OWNER LEAVING SEATTLE
New 5-room modern bungalow; CO.
ment basement. fireplace; hard
wood floors: cab net Kitchen:
piped for furnace. Colonial style.
Price only $3.50. with terms.
J. URoUHART. ios Cherry. Main 1893
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21

The sole difference between black
and green tea Is one Of prepare,
tion; both kinds can be made from,
the leaves OF the same plant
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S FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

MODERN BUNGALOW. 4 ROOMS.
bath and laundry. completely fur
nUhed: fireplace; lot f5N125. with
1b-foot alley. large shed and
garage: ono block from car: fine
view OF Sound and OlympicA;
owner leaving city and must sell
at once. bargain at $3.50. Phone
yVeat 52a-W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21

TFIINNEI UINTHTIT
groom modern cottage for sale by
owner; close TO two car lines; lot
f5xi00 to alley. fruit and berries:
nice view; easy terms. No agents
Phone Ballard 20f6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21

B Y acres OF tho best OF soil. about
half cleared. some fruit trees.
bearing. place IL fenced ana cross
fenced. new s-room house. but not
all finished inside. has good base
fnent and laundry trays. Chicken
house. barn and other outbulid-
inRH. n on good road. ana has
HwrepinE view OF lake ana noun
taina Come ia and see picture at
office. This il one OF the best
places We have ever offered for
sale, ana the price 10 only $500,
fi.60O cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21

peat were produced In the United
States last year. exceeding the best
previous year by about sc per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21
wANTED-REaL ESTATE

III YOU HAVE AN EQUITY THAT
you want to trade for clear prop
erty. see II. J.. Kcssinger. with +.
NJ. Jordan g. Co. 2i1 American
Hank IsldV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21

ZIG Union ~ flltnit sou.
LiuEHTY AND VICTORY BONDS
Net Prices Paid.
sra ~ - .sssss.sss.st t4sp
fth 81. e stssss..rs. taitv
Victory bonds ....... i0oTb
WAR HAVf.GH STAMPS BOUGHT
UOSD RECEIPTS BOUGHT
tty Loans on $50 Bond. soc Per Mo.
Open Saturdays Until y. NJ
g u. McgoNAHf A. co.
siT American Bank Bldg.
Main 4Ese Second and Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21
TIMBER LANDS
LOGGED orr LANDS
STOCKS AND BoNDs

WILL Bu1
Liberty Honds. War Sayings Stamps.
Alaska Petroleum a Coal.
Western smelling A Power.
WIN. IITI.
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A GOOD HOME
acres. south OF city. improved with
Broom cottage, barn, garage. or
chard. Quick sale, $2.750; terms.
Edwards. 220 Marion st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21

LAND NEAR WORK
Small and large tracts near Clear
Lake. the best mill town in the
state. only a little cash necessary.
II. G. PETERS. TIC Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21

cnIcKnN nANcm IN full

OPERATION
acres rich bottom land. all cleared
and under cultivation; all well
undetdrhined nice. clear mountain
stream across one corner lots OF
all kinds Of fruit. good b-room
plnHtered huuscI bath room and
good basement. electric lights ana
water piped IN house. garage Tor
two cars. 1 chicken house i20 feet
long, 2 houses 90 feet ana houses
80 feet HuuVe. barn aud feed
room. hroodef house $50 feet long
chicken houses aud feed room
equipped with electric lights, and
water piped 20 yards. I good horse,
400 hens. 20 young thorobfrd
cockefein. 500 pullots Just starting
20 lay, Everything goes NOW,
this In good property At hacri-
flee. Price $500: $500 cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21
REAL ESTATE LOANS

AcREAGE LoANs-FAfM LoASg
1900 and up. prompt service. 10
yearr in the business.
THE prIti.ASp AGENCY
t.eary building
WILL loan ANY AMOUNT on
good city property. - y. Co. sos
Een hnaYh Elllnfi ihA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21

10 ACRES. HOUSE AND BARN; ON
county road; 4 acres under culti-
walton. Price $3.50. See the owner,
7O6 Main St. room $40, between 6
and 3 any evening.
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i'o tsf'sAIs HoIlNtH
pORT OF SEATTLE
GENERAL ELECTION
Notice ia hereby given TO the quafis
fled voters ~ the Port District OF
the Port Of Seattle that n general
election will be held In said Port
District SATURDAY. DECEMBER
Z, 1919. at which there viii be
elected zone commissioning from
the second Commissioner Dis
trict 10 serve for n term Of three
years. Term Go commence on the
second Monday In January. 1870.
That At the general election 10 be
held SATURDAY. DECEMBER G..
1919. the polls shall be open be-
tween tho hours 81 o'clock D. IN.
and o'clock y. m
THE PORT or SEATTLE
by r. ~ LIPPY.
W. r. CHRISTENSEN.
". s. LINCOLN.
Port Commissioners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-21

Level land. In grass;
city water. mail and
milk route. phone IN
wanted. near Kent; on
main road; fircwood.
$3.50: $50 Cash Down.
G. T.. pfBBLE
Ely ADa.. AunI. III--.-I-
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MALE HELP WANTED

ENGINEER WHO UNDERSTANDS
operation Fairbanks Morse ~
type oil engine. Apply zf05 l.. G.
Smith Bldg
HAIR CUTTING. 25c: SHAVING &c.
Downstairs. Guys Drugstore. Sec
ond at Yesfar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-14

you had farm of hfty acres. and your
title was disputed, and there was a
farm or 5000 acres Joined to you that
belonged to man OF learning and
lls title was involved in the same diff
ficulty. Would you not be glad to
have him for your friend. rather than
to stand alone in the dispute: Well
the case is the same. These lawyers.
these moneyed men. these men of
learning. are all embarked in the same
ease with us and we must all sink or
swim together"
The history OF $50 years of national
prosperity and happiness under our
constitution has proved the wisdom of
that farmers words. IL the Ameri-
cans who today bear forward the labor
OF this land will prove themselves as
wise as he, by facing Bolshevism. that
feincarnation of the evils which then
IS now menaced our land, we shall
know another century OF national
happiness and prosperity and shall be
able 10 do our part a nation in
the midst of nations. Let us refuse to
debate the question. lis anarchy pre-
ferahle to reign of law, the law
winch our hands have made. and which
We can change If we Will. without
revolution, without riots, without
eloodshed"" The history OF civilization
has answered that question The his
tory OF our own nation has answered
~ and in certain terms Bolsheyfsu
offers US nothing new. To-day as
when our constitution was first offered
to our people. the choice lis between
government and anarchy,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-14
FREEZING.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian,)
Freezing, Va. April l2-Mrs. Cora
Carico. of Pound, visited relatives
here during the week END
Ora GriZzle, who has been the guest
of his sister, Mrs Andrew J. Counts
during the past week, has returned
TO his home at Artrip.
Edward Stallard, of 1som. visited
friends here during the week.
Mrs. Alkaline Kelley, OF Shelby Gap
Ky. spent the weekend with friends
at Freezing.
Edgar r., Beverley visited relatives
tat Norland during the week.
Mrs. Mary McFall, whose illness
was mentioned in this correspondence
last week, is somewhat improved.
Basil Potter has just returned from
IA visit to relatives at Blame. Ky.
Meredith c, Reed. formerly of this
place, but now of Burdine, KY, is
visiting his father, Amos Reed. OF
Freezing.
Joseph Mullins was at Shelby Gap,
KY, on business during the week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-14
A FARMER WITH ALONG VIEW
BY DIR. ROBERT M. McELROY.
Educational Director OF National Security Iearue

while the new constitution was
under discussion, pending adoption by
Massachusetts, a farmer named Jona-
than Smith rose in his place In the
audience and declared:
i am a plain man and am not used
to speak In public, but ! am going
to show the effect of anarchy that
you may see why wish for good gov
eminent. Last winter people took up
arms, and then. il you went to speak
TO them, you had the musket of death
presented to your breast They would
rob you of your property. threaten TO
burn your houses. oblige you TO be on
your guard night and day, Alarms
spread from town to town: families
were broken up: the tender mother
would cry, %. my son is among them
What shall | do for my childo' Some
were taken captive: children taken out
Of their schools and carried away.
How dreadful this was, Our dis
iress was 20 great that We should
have been glad to snatch at anything
that looked like a governments . .
Now. Mr., President. when / saw this
constitution. found that IL was cure
for these disorders 49, don't think
the worse Of the constitution because
LAWYERS and men Of learning. and
moneyed men are fond of it. I am
not OF such a jealous make They that
are honest men themselves are not apt
to suspect other men
"Sink or swim"
Brother farmers" he concluded
let us suppose case, now. Suppose
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-14
CHARLOTTESVILLE

Mrs, G.. r. Balser went to Louisa
Thursday
+. b. Gragier. OF Richmond, is In
town.
Miss Babe Fuldner. OF Texas, Is
in the city.
e. r. Newman went to Baltimore
Wednesday.
Prof. Charles G, MaphiS. went to
Richmond Wednesday morning.
Mr.. S. 3. phifer. of Chicago, was
in the city Thursday morning
Senator T. S. Martin left for Wash
ington Wednesday morning.
Miss Maggie Leach, of Baltimore,
was in the city this week. f-.
MIR. and Mrs. c. l.. Norris and lit
tie child, of Richmond are in the
city
Miss Ruby Garth, of Ivy, Is tfac
guest of Mrs. 3. A. Brown on Vert
hand sfrsst