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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
Wheelbamow Ride
For Losing Leader
Red or Blue Chief IN Rail
road "Y" Campaign
W1U Be Hauled.

me campaign Of the Richmond Rail-
road Y. NJ e. a. ror new members
promises novel conclusion Whether
me Rcd team wins. or whether the
Blues. one leader will wheel the win.
ntrs captain through Main Street in
Il whcclbarrow
challenge issued by General John
{. Lewis commander of the Reds. 20
Admiral a. t. Johnston. commander OF
the hlucs. was accepted last nisht BY
nc iaitcr. General Lewis believes his
iorce of solicitors will roll up the mos,
new members and renewals. So salts
hcd is he Of this fact that he VIII
propcll Admiral Johnston through Main
street III Il wheelbarrow if tho Blues
win. Acceptance of the challenge by
an aSrccment that he should give
General Lewis a whcclbarrow ride If
the Reds come off winner.
George w. stevens. Federal manager
OF the chesapeake and ohio Railroad.
mas evidenced his interest in the mcn.-
bersh!p campaign by Offering silver
loving cup TO the association on the
Chesapeake and Ohio system obtain
ing the hichcS; percentage. Campaigns
arc being conducted this week by AL
country for the purpose OF increasing
the combined membership from log,-
600 to 10000
Reports submitted by canrassers IN
The campaign indicated that the ''Y
i making GOOD progress toward Its
goal OF $500 new members and r.
ncwals by Saturday night; Good
naturcd rivalry existing between the
opposing forces Of solicitors. known
as the Army Reds and the Navy
fcciivc means of keeping interest m
the drive at nigh pitch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
State EDUCATION BOARD
NAMES SUPERINTENDENT
From -Four Applicants Albert II. Hill
Chosen Head of City
System.
SECRETARY or BODY RESIGNS
All Members Present at Meeting En-
ccpt Govcrnor-Statc Supcrintcnd.
cnt Hart Reports 6,815 Miles
Travelled in Work.

High lights in meeting OF the State
board of Education. fasting all dag
yesterday and until u late hour last
night. were names of school men VINO
We're elected by the BOARD a city and
uiNisi"n Super'nicndents in various
parts OF the state.
Albert II. Hill was elected TO sue
Sccu pr. j. \; g. Chandler as super
intendeni OF the city schools OF Rich
mond. Dr Chandler resigned TO accept
nc presidency Of William and Mary
College. at WILLIAMSBURG
o,nsr apnhcants considered Cor this
position were Lee Ryrnc. Joseph ~ *
Hickman and Or. Julian Winston. OF
New York
coa Roy !, G . E ,,i Was elected to sue
cnt of the city schools OF Bristol Pro
lessor Fitzpatrick resigned to accent
me chalr OF EDUCATION III the state
Norman school nj Bradford. MIR. towers
IS NJ present connected with the Bureau
OF Education in Washington.
pr. FRED +. Clerk was elected super
chester, Or. Clerk is at present as
Sistant superintendent OF the Clcve.
land Sohlol schools. The city of Win
chester was made - division at the
last meeting o. tho board
A. Wilson was elected division
s, urS1 ,,,'G l OF i:mnenburG county TO
Al Present Except Governor.
Or. w. i. Smithcy, secretary to tho
state Board of Education. rendered his
resignation. TO he effective Scptenhcr
I. pr. Smiihoy has resigned i'm order
TO accept the chair of cducaiion i'm
.he university OF Virginia. DR. Smithcv
VII TAX. tho place OF Or William ii
iicck VINO died i'll January.
MI the members of the boa rd ,ycre
present al the nIScting yesterday with
the exception OF Govcrnor Wesimorc
iand DAVIS. who had gone to Ncwnor,
troops. '''''
Members of tho hoard arc Govorno,
LAWS Attorney General John Il
sauhners, superintendent of Public In
etructon Harris Hart, j. NJ Page Of
,,nc University Of Virginia: James e.
nM,iSon' OF liamsburS Henry q
rord. OF tho Virginia Military Institute
lexington. r.. NJ Martin. superintcnd
emf OF the city schools OF petersburr
who was elected to succeed Dr.
=. chandler un the board at the last
meeting. and Il. Il. Copcnhaver. surnr
'h'cndent or schools of Smyth County.
Supe rlntcndcnt Hart Active.
me report o. Superintendent Hart
., ms persona activities since INC
last meeting OF the board I,ru,ry IL
snC"cn. ihat he had Travelled sS7,
m'leScn tn" Intervening four months i'm
nv interest," oi state education Other
!.ehs on Superintendent Harris rc5or,
were summer OF days in field ~.
nun1ber days ~ office s.: number COM
YES VISITED "a. number cities visited -:
nuInoer school bindings visited IS:
hun'osr Schoo!rooms visited 90: mum
oeI or meetings attended. %; number
meetlnSS Of trustees and Supsryjsors
attended, -; number levy PROTECTS ~
,iclpated IN. ID number builijn-
projects participated IN IA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
FILMS OF WELCOME HOME
WILL BE SHOWN MONDAY
SinsEram to Photograph Celebration
Events Saturdn! and Exhibit Pic
lures Two DAYS Inter.

.. rhat Sehoel ehildr~h 'msyt.have pre-.
welcome home accorded the Virginia
troops "nen the arrive here SATURDAY,
tWo representatives OF The Cinecram
news OF New York, VIII follow The
cha!n OF events throughout the day and
The Wonderful part OF the photo.
Eraphing OF the reception is thc fact
that It is planned TO show The nc
.9res Ia ken Saturday on the following
aiio oE Inc Colonial and Isis moving
picture theaters, and thc Lyric wiii
M Mhjeb ' nj, ' ne feet Of pictures
coming on their Monday programs
me Photographers will meet tho
ooys as they arrive here. ana will GRIM
UP pictures OF the dinner TO them, ne
para9e' inc notahles in the reviewing
sEshos. ana every interesting detail Of
me celebration. It is expected Ina,
IuHy an entire reel of 600 Zee; ana
perhaps more VIII be used i'm tho ,al
i ING, TINS VII be rushed to New York
post-haSte and developed then re-
turned here for the shnwG >inv G
~ after exhibition here the nlms wll
therein. use
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
go OPERATIVE SELLING
URGED FOR FARMERS
Division OF Markets Organizing Live
Stock Association Throughout
Virginia.
MAKES INCREASE IN PROFITS
Efforts Being Made by Assistant
Director Owen to Have Growers
OF State Pool Their Woodwork
Carolina Sends Hogs to Richmond.

IN order 10 encourage cooperative
selling OF farm products, which. ac-
cording 10 agricultural experts, is the
best market agricultural development
OF the present time. the Division Of
Markets OF the state Department of
Agriculture and Immigration is ac-
lively engaged just now in organizing
cooperative live stock associations in
different sections of the State.
In immediate charge of this pha SC
of market work is D Is owen. assist
ant director OF the Division OF Mar
kcts. J. Frank Fouchec is director.
g Eiehmord is proving not only the
shipments. but for this entire section
OF the South.
Hyde County. North Carolina. re-
hogs to Richmond. which was the first
real cooperative shipment Of live
stock stock to the Richmond market from
The car load shipped Melted the
tho hogs s59S.3e more. after d dSdu '5ie
shrinkage in weight en- route TO the
Richmond market. than the hosc would
have brought had they been sold a;
Hyde County farmers, enthuscd by
tneir success in cooperative shipping
Of their fat hogs to the Richmond
- - a. p1oi''''iS 81 Cp-optIallNc
shipment OF lambs TO Richmond early
iii June.
Mr.. Owen is making an effort 20 have
farmers of Virginia pool their wool
His movement for cooperative ship
ments of wool was begun by a former
director of the Division OF Markets.
y. {. Moomaw, now connected with the
Federal Bureau OF Markets, but the
government stepped in and fixed the
price of wool without bothcriug with
the Division OF Markets or with sheep
raising farmers, since all the wool i'm
the country at that time was needed
Tor the troops overseas, but this emery
eEcy having now ended, Mr.. owen
hopcs that cooperative shipping will
bring about a normal and proiita biz,
adjustment of conditions in the State
wool market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
IRISH DELEGATES STATUS
UP TO PRESIDENT Will SON
onesi"n Of Whether They win An
Ch,cf ehcc difference in

PhRls, MAY 90 rho question vbc,,
sr the Irish Republics deleca.ns III,
be allowed 10 come 10 Parig Ana ~
the case o: Ireland before the peace
dent Wilson's hands ''Si-
The hrst thing the inrc. Irisb
american em.ssar.cs Messrs WIN
nunne and RYAN did upon ro,urnine
was 10 request Secretary Of So.
Lansing 20 ask the British roycrn.
Inent on behalf of the American ~
ean mem ina' sal: conducts be grant
FIunkttt, and Arthur GriTith TO CONF
to Paris '''''
This request Mr. Lansing refor-aa
TO president Wilson without recon-.
n1endation o. comment. since the ,,a,
ire is one that comes witain ihc m"o
Ninces Of nigh politics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
\. C. L. COMMON DIVIDEND
ANNOUNCED BY DIRECTORS
Three md Onc-HaIf Per Cent, Payable
July 10, Declared
Yesterday.

\ cash dividend OF 81. per cent was
yesterday declared on common stock
meeting held in Richmond The
dividend is payable July 10, 1912. to
stockholders Of record June IL. 1912. At
The following we're elected officers
and directors of the company for tho
the board, New York. \. Y; J. Il.
Kenny, president, Wilmington. y. c.;
r II. T.; b@ % Y,fe -pTesident and sec
counsel. Wilmington. \. G.; r. D. cron-
y, aSSstanI ,ssfrs,ary and assitan,
'ost, Jr.. assistant secretary, Whining
s@mr ~ g y vi LIinmSn. assistant
Sellsan: treasurer, baltimore. Sid;
W %tIa1' i ,.;aa III + Z shannon. aHdi'sr.
M Nj; George G Jenkins Eai,imore, Nd
5 "' tdams 2e's New E Sork OK X y II F.
Borden. New York. y Y; f. w. Scott.
i HiGhmond' Va; Frank X. Border,
nngton. y C.; ". w. Mackail.
savannah. ia: Executive committee
George IS. Elliott.
The report of the directors to the
miles of track operated. 1864 of which
was under lease and trackage con-
tracts. There was net gain Of $50.
miles during the year
During the Year preferred stock
holders received a dividend Of : per
cent and COMMON stockholders one OF
per cent. The annual book value q:
property investment was 32l1647,-
ending December 81. 1919 showed :,
gross income of fli.o69.l4i.ot. and a
net income OF SI.2S4.S22.Os
The report calls attention 10 the
completion of tho Broad Street station
IN Richmond and states that additional
freight facilities here are still under
construction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
WOMEN RAISED MILLION
Richmond Association Collected w..
tory Loan Subscription. Total
ling sI,O2s, .5U.ND

At The regular monthly mac.I,-
Inc Wonans Association OF Richmond
YESTERDAY afternoon. = report from ibr
chairman Of the Victory loan com.
mtttce showed that the total sales
made by this association warc 81 ID.
$4,000 and that the total amognf n
subscribers WAS of6 This Va M
greatest amount and the greatest nun
per OF bonds soih by any one woman.
organization in the city
= The members were given ~ ibts
meeting the privilege OF cont!ibu,in !.
70 the fund 10 be raised for the ..
taplishment ~ hospital in Seybta bv
the state OF Virginia undcr INC dPrec.
itoI OF Dr.. Rohslie Slau.htcr- Morton
and Also to The salvation Amy home
service fund
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
HELD ON THREE CHARGES
North Carolina Negro sent to Juu
'"r tlGht Months on pe,u
Larceny Conviction

William Swinson ,l;.s r., u,,
Cp!ofed. who gave his address Sort,
INA was yesterday sivGn cjrh,
H enm1 IN Jail by Justice Crutcbaeld
~, 'i.on,hs each on TWO charger OF
49,. I".cchy. ON third charge he
""S sen, 10 tho Hastings Court sr,md
,;uIaE, fo!ice believe that Swinson "'i i'
iFc n",,bct.htor OF large numbcr of
49,, pcttE thcfts in Rio~,m~nd. ana arc
n.c,'~mnting 10 lodge additional cbarr sns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
knights of Columbus VIII Elect Omcer.
AZ conclusion of TwO-Day
Meeting Hero.

State Treasurer y. / c,,acba, of
the knights OF Columbus. YESTERDAY
addressed the eighteenth annual con
N'niloh OF the order in session here
ne afternoon sessions were devoted
TO the appointment OF committees ond
reports Of officers. The late afternoon
ana evening VAS given over 20 auto.
in1hIIc rides and dance for visiting
utitEatcS Election Of officers will
mark THIS the closing day OF the ses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
FRED GRAHAM ACQUITTED
hnrse of Attempt 20 Murder rb,r,,.
Jones Dismissed by Hust-
ingS Court

Fred Graham. charged with attemnt.
'hs 70 murder Charles Jones. was AZ.
Quilted in the Hastings C,our, yns,a
GaI' Tn" Indictment charged thai ,ho
1elenoant used a rifle IN the aitemnt
OUT tnat he failed in his design.
Nenecca Dillon, charged with vio,a,.
'"S the proh!bition law. was acnu;,,,d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
PRESIDENT Cro~der Calls Meeting

. T"Wdtr, president OF the Men
meeting for Thursday. Nav % a. T." $
oclock AT McGill's linton 10 consido >
Ike rro,est OF The r. f. Lee team on
?pl inGs between H. T.. Lee and S,nri, :
ION street President Crowdcr wisnne
10 nave fun attendance Of All man.
icrcsted ia baseball ''"eiS IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

!, EvVUr Nhd"rson. colorcd of -,
i hrokno ',n m stree, suffered from a
~ ph"h am ana severe bruises yce'
leFday from being knocked doun H..
q ahtom0blIc near Third ana Main
streets. The automobile was s,;5 -,
naEe ncen driven by j. r. quinn. OF
lured woman Was takcn ,o ,bn W
gina Hospital. Wv VT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

,F smS g II q ? $s by 81 ID:
home Just after noon M5n Td s"' 10Y 'e''
+ A"dGT aS2red snI .vtsn
dordmE w." tS .fF'NG e !" ioe Si. odIy &C.
u year " "''
sssf' IN: S? Mae EsE fss} H.
tracurcd his skuI lie Ss was i,ke ansrn9 Sn
Virginia Hospital. wv
ana FuSc w 9siE?:a
3 Levy. Director Of p IqpresS w OF Dr.
@ Of m me l,"g. osr.Sn s,s IN the
today ''''e' al O'Clock
1'% T. fsyss 'dHf sSGr.d .na tvsssh
5o %"SS" Ia IL @i viii rt,a aFn'vs s,r !.
;, Patrick Henry Branch Friends of Irish
LIZ ss'u I'm s.ve program last nigh; in
and rcr,iPtioT:, in Which tales of Erin rs'I as
arranged tho program "'"sS " f'"'sa"
~ TvRs Red cro Gsmn ss been se5ys5
nc Wounded and Gnrys dead AJAX under ID ai shm
i has cs inii Pesp a9nGYnsgd Hsr
yesterday. 'V'"
Miss Florence Kinney. of the sunday
parry. organizer OF follow up work OF Inc
Gc.mp"iSn IN the V W G. A. and Broad
n ar, Msthodtsi Church. left yesterday Tor
,Sht' lmore. whence she will so TO BRA ddorL
NIX riitbbH, -i nSar ri,,shursh tor short visit
held, Ohio. to remain until Mr. SUNDAY he
Sins his fall campaigning
". STATE Health Commissioner Ennon q
w i!Il"mS Is casting about for name 10
ocStnw on a, new $4,000 tubcrcuIosie Sam
. .. near CharlottesviIl-. Ho wants sus-
g., S'on,i nen Lands. Monticello. uniycr-
NMGGunta III Carter Ridge. Mcrrwe;fcr.
I!iSH hni, Shadwcll, Orcha I'd, Montve "
Pirpin. Eluc Ridge and Mpntciair have al
ready been mentioned for IL, " "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
Say. GoldIe Had Four,ccn pint.

'ioldle nance. colored. arraiSncd in
roicc Court on the charge OF inn.
nprtliiG WHISKY WAS Sent on 10 tho
MustinEs Court grand jury Yesterday
! ne coi"red woman gave hcr address
as Danville. and q hand bag contain
ing fourteen pints of whisky was pro.
duccd by the police as evidence in tho
case - 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
Scix-s whisky ON Train.

Prohibition Inspector Sweet seized
1ortE-tWo quarts Of whisky Yesterday
from ono train al tho Broad street
station sweet asserted that he knew
VINO the owner of the whisky WAS, hut
did not have sufficient proof TO arrest
MIN The whisky confiscated would be
worth 5000 when sold by boo,lecccrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
wounded pntrolmon 600. Hama

fatroiman g. NJ. Harmon who was
"h"t ana dangerously wounded a few
70 MAKE an arrest, was DISCHARGED
from the Virginia Hospital yesterday
ana taken 10 his home at S2l North
l"rn'E-SiNth street in a convalcscent
condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUs Told
Briefly for Benefit Of
Busy Readers.

James Z. Martin. Of the Hanover Ap,r;.
! i nan2Ser OF a downtown book s,or.
lstc last night. Mr.. Martin underwent an
operation yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
The Confederate Museum

Op'n Daily from 9 y. NJ. to 5 p NJ
Saturdays Q a. II. 10 r. NJ
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
ADMISSION Csc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

Levy smith. ten-ycar-od Colored bow IL
I,9s, Ills father: DR.. II. W. Smith. OF los
Mcst Jackson Street. says the boy lef,
home Just after noon Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
To MerChunts..-

Buy Your Flags From U.s. We carry stock and risks and
charge the lowest possible prices We have bought
quantities. receiving special discounts three
casons special wholesale prices will be merchants only
See us early Basement-Drv Goods Store
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

Major NJ. J.. Anderson. rcsimentsi sur.
ff H9I OF INC Three Hundred and Eleventh
.ordinE 10 cable. He has been in France
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

., Importance OF Cooperation Rc;wce,
fouSC wives ana Director .. Public Wcif.r.
MI be The subject OF he address OF DR.
r., Levy; Director OF Public Welfare
p'L"r' N" housewives League. In the tea
room OF the Jefferson Hotel a, O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

w r Eacles. 80 North rweatv.,bird
S6sd s IN fall on tho Main Street Rail-
fray,ur"d his skull. lie was taken 10 The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

Major NJ. T.. Anderson. rcsinrcntal sur.
zen ,G, "t ihe Three Hundred and Eleventh
i"1ohtn TOMORROW. He will return here
and resume his practice. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
GET YOUR
FLAGS NOW!

We have prepared for these occasions with the big
gest stock OF flags and decorations carried by any
Richmond store and the price will be extremely low Buy
yours early
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

Lleutenant Irving Z. Campbell serving
IN INC American Red Cross. has been cited
,nr nraNcry by reason OF work in aiding
ssnc wounded and buryis dead under shell
~ II mas 1ust been announced here
l.lentenan' Campbell arrived in Nov York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
CONVENTION CLOSES TODAY

report is expected from ever,
'hurch in the district tonight
Connecticut western news., 1919-07-03
REV. R. M. TIMBERLAKE
 CLOSES PASTORATE HERE
Becomes Pastor of Dalton Church to Regret
 of Many

On Sunday last Rev. Ralph M. Timberlake preached his farewell sermon as pastor of Pilgrim church, much to the regret of the members of that church and others who have come to know him and respect him for his many fine qualities as a man and a minister.
 MT. Timberlake came to Canaan and to Pilgrim church on December 1st, 1917. Tn his opening sermon at that time he stated that with the CO., operation of the members of the church, his work would be successful as he had mind for the work in hand. As we look back over the seemingly few short months that he has been with us, it seems that this statement was ever in his thoughts :: a mind for the work. His success as pastor is unquestioned and even though he now leaves for seemingly greener fields, his influence will long remain to guide those who knew him.
 When the church committee an- nounced that they had secured MT. Timberlake as pastor, this same com mittee did not hesitate to say that he was too big a man for this church and how long he would stay was problematical. MT. Timberlake has proven himself to be a big man in many ways. Big in the knowledge of his calling, which unfortunately for US has it's reward in worldly goods as we'll as heavenly. Big in body, mind and spirit, which have been an ex- ample to many, in the church and outside.
 In his work in the community he has been particularly active. Start ing with / the Boy Scouts as their Scout Master shortly after his arri- val, he reorganized the one patrol which has grown to three patrols. In war work and community service he directed their actions with such wisdom that he not only won the confidence of the boys but the CO., operation and approval of others.
 He was director of the Junior Food Army and chairman of the commit tee from which was organized and incorporated the North Canaan Agri- cultural Fair Association, of which he was president. He was also chair man of the Victory Boys and Girls, who did such good work here and elsewhere, especially in the United War Work Campaign. As chairman of the committee in charge of secur- ing funds for the relief of the Ar menians, he was personally credited with the success attained in securing Continued on page 5
Connecticut western news., 1919-07-03
BIG CELEBRATION HERE
 ON JULY FOURTH
Exercises to Combine Field Day u, and Welcome
 Home

Plans for one of the biggest cele- bration ever held here are rapidly nearing completion, and unless all signs fail, July 4th, 1919, will be long remembered by those who come here on that day. The exercises have a two-fold purpose: that of welcom- ing home our men and women who were in the country's service and for the purpose of raising funds with which to improve the playground for the benefit of all residents.
 The program opens with ded1ca- ton exercises at the Village Green, in front of the Canfeld Inn at 10.3O "a. m. Crosses have been erected and trees planted which will be dedicated to those who lost their lives while in the service of their country. J. Henry Roraback will be the speaker.
 At HOO o'clock the parade will march from Main Street to Railroad street to Bragg street, then to West Main and counter march to the Naples. The following is the order of various units:
 Marshall and Aides
 Indians
 Puritans
 Spirit of '76
 Liberty Bell
 Ship of State
 Pioneers +
 c. A. R.
 Allies Italy, France, Ct. Britain, England,
 Ireland, Scotland sa
 K. of c. ,..
 Salvation Army K.
 Y. M. c. A.
 Red Cross
 Canaan Hose Go. in body
 Camp Fire Girls
 Boy Scouts. Victory
 World War Veterans Business Mems Floats
 Private Autos -. In the afternoon the field sports will commence at 1 80 and the ball game between Canaan and Norfolk at 3:0O o'clock. During the after noon and evening peasant panto- mime will be given by the Campfire girls. Dancing will take place on the newly erected floor from 9 until 1 zoo o'clock. If there are spare moments during any part of the day they may be spent at the fortune teller's tent or other side attractions. " We wish to emphasize the fact that one ticket, costing fifty cents, will admit the holder to any or all of the events held during the day, except the side show attractions. This is the price usually paid for the dance alone. . Give yourself and the family a vacation, for one day and incidentally help the, association that they may help your children. ..>
Connecticut western news., 1919-07-03
Made Best Record

The following letter was received by Rev. R. M. Timberlake from the state chairman in the Boy Scout Campaign:
 Replying ot your letter of the 21st, l wish to congratulate you on the splendid showing made by Canaan in the Membership Campaign. You have tripled your quota and I believe have the best record as regards per centage of any place in the State.
 We are making note of the addi- tional subscriptions and take pleas ure in acknowledging receipt of your check for $81.50.
 Yours very sincerely,
 Thomas W. Russell,
 ./ Connecticut Chairman.
Connecticut western news., 1919-07-03
Fake Tax Collector

The collector of internal revenue, James J. Walsh, calls attention of all taxpayers to the fact that a person., representing himself as an agent of the internal revenue department, is calling upon retail liquor dealers and proprietorsN poolrooms and causing them to surrender their special tax stamp issued by the government. At the same time this person is collect ing a special tax, which he claims will enable proprietors to continue in business. This man is an imposter