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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-02
Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage lieenses.
Z Arthur Berry. IS. and Mrs. Ada I'd
Oond, ~, both OF this city.
Sam Willis. ,s, and Ethel Beard ~
18th Of Stroud,
t3srlsan l. Duffer, 81. and Ruth Ar
tholoaG, 20, both OF this city.
Wu ee4jek, 81. and Ines Jones. Is
II q ~ ~ 81 ~ Sr..m,,.,a. a and E.,e
D. 0nk a. beth. u this oity.
Dddy shrsys.; z. e nosrs and Pear
Mrs. NJ. CunVaa. ~ 1Aot thirteenth
ntrest. -
inisn, son Of N. end M NJ ~.
John o. Mullins. Wesley heeD)tAl
Frances l. Langley. DaptiDt hospital
OuHdire psnWlta,
Ap. Foster, iSi5 East Teu(A street.
-, 5000
3enss. 1914 West Twssuty.ssc-
'fw'a ,.ssA street,
i&H West Hxlsv-ssv.
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PIONEER BROKER OF
new ORLEANS DIES

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. LEO
pold Christ, pioneer cotton broker,
and one of the founders OF the New
Orleans cotton EXCHANGE. died at his
home here last night after a brief i'll
ness. He was native of Germany
a'd was 50 years Old. Mr.. Christ,
who was rated as one Of the wealth,
lest cotton men here, was member
oi the New York cotton exchange.
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Bill to Fix Food
Prices Is Offered

WASHINGTON, Aug. Prizes
Tor necessities would be limited to the
amounts charged November H.. 1918,
under a bill introduced TODAY BY
Representative middleton, democrat,
Alabama The presiden, would be di.
rccted 10 appoint war trade com.
mission OF five members 10 fix maxi
mum sale. use and servic. prices ioI
all necessities, including food, cloth.
ing toodstutfs, medicines. furniture
building materials, tools, iron. steel
coal, gas, electricity, transportation
and rents.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-02
MyAu This
Purchase of
Metal Coils
Raids on Various DeaIc
Bring Up Question "Are
Nights Silly Here7"
or N The stilly night
Ere slumbers chains have bound ma
Fond memory brings tho light
OF other days around me.
Thomas Moore


Are the nights "stilly' in Oklahoma
Cjyi
As Omar khayyam 50 originally
and admirably put it-"who knows ?
And yet--and yet a horrible sus-
piclon exists that oft i'll the Silly
Oklahoma City nights a certain man
ufacturing process is carried out in
various Kitchens and cellars proc
rss the ultimate result OF which
would he to recall the memory OF
other days" when swinging doors
swnng on Broadway Oklahoma City
An Investigation yesterday dis
.elo,cd that hardware men, timers,
second hand men and other dealer,
have had numerous curious demands
since July / a mania for the posses
sicn OF old water heaters, water cool
srS and other devices containing
MI coils seems to have seized
cer' II part OF the population. A
m al coil, it will be recollected by
any one who has ever read mountain
stories, is one Of the essential lea
tue OF still,
ose who know say that with a
GO a kitchen stove, a boiler and
few other little articles very satls-
factory brand Of ioy-juce can be pro
duc.d right in the Sanotity OF the
hone.
i'pr those whose taste runs to some.
th z more ornamental in the way OF
uil's, perfectly good half-gallon-
an-hour size can be purchased for $50
from certain companies who sdyer-
tise in trade journals, This Is a wa
ter Still, but the wise say II can dts
till other liquids II IS said tosbe
sn,nuinp IN enn-mnns nnpularltN.
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ern cities to investigate traffic regu.
lalion,. no changes in trafi ore
dlnases here have )een made. 1t IL
stated that Mayor Walton is drawing
up several traffic measures as re-
suit OF rpngles tour
Pangle's eastern Journey cost S18S.
according to the city auditing de-
partmen,. OF tha, amount 500 'as
already been advanced. 1t Is pre-
sumsd the expense will he levied
against the education aud invssti-
saiion" appropriation fund IN Mayor
Maltun'S hudAet.
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James Nancy
President of
"lrish Club"
Meeting Two Weeks Hence
to Invite Irish Speakers
TO Come 10 City,

James Nancy was elected president
Of the Independence for Ireland" clui
which was organized here last nigh
at meeting OF prominent lrishmcn
OF this city, held IN the Knights OF
Columbus hall, Other officers named
for the new club were Edward l..
Rcardon, vice president; 7. J, Tuohy,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-02

Sscret,y to the secretary Of state Of
Arizona IS 'he position held by Miss
Harriet Jean Oliver Whenever the
governor and the acting governor
leave The state at the same time Miss
Oliver is mex, in line, and several
times she has discharged the duties
Of the gubernatorial office satisiac-
torily.
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NO TRAFFIC CHANGES
AS RESULT OF TRIP

Although more th,n two month,
has elapsed since Mayor Walton
sen, L. g. Pangle on visit to east
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manifesto, the advices add, declaring
that is chief task will be to preserve
international order and look into
negotiations with the entente.
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Ever Present Danger,

Automobiles go through yur so
,hick and fast that a feller hain't safe
any more in the big road at night"
said Gap Johnson Of Rumpus Ridge,
Ark. Hell be sa'n,ering along.
wropped in his own thoughts, and
break his neck jumping out Of the
way OF lightning bug that he mis-
takes Tor motor car. And then when
he has sorter settled down and made
up his mind not to be stampeded any
more by his own inasina,ion--Pow
And he is run over by a motor car
disguised as lightning bug."-Kan-
saS City Star
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treasurer. and T. II, Caiierey, secre-
hry,
Next meeting OF the club was SO,
for two weeks hence when plans will
be made for bringing speakers OF ma.
tional reputation To this CITY.
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Two Die in Swiss Riots

BERNE. Aug. 2-Twb strikers
were killed and five seriously wounded
at Basic yesterday during disturb
anees attending the great strike in
that city. Troops, called upon to put
down demonstrations, were stoned by
strikers and fired a volIey into their
assailarts causing the casualties
He was a very eloquent talker
'etoSe ,Abe married him."
4And nowl"
H( Is one OF our most accom-
nlished listeners. ",-Houstou Post
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tcopyrIsht i,i, By Bell syndIea,. rue,
Gilpin observer., 1919-11-13


forcing the Italian
Of
6ghtng
Kitchens 80 chdrens hospitals 10 chdrens
This photograph shows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08

Af'%5 ssf saSss $Ass%5 e s. s
Morton i. sontaum and ID Annie 'I l.. twifc.
nas sp s sosth I'm linz Ays
nuG; 100, feet west OF Allison Street. May
,s r: ,AshSx La i.aad - and Ethel p. twifc,, of
hI trs OF city cSSGn.y to Charles H. Lada
xS Mary ri / Clan to W,liam r i,il.Ta son
Leigh $trsets Apr TO- 1919 tax h s5s a .lo
S% M srse Il to et T. h nsst 81 81
To- Zee, west line Laurel Street. lis feet
'eNS nG block 5 A A5sho Side rsSe
Is fee cas-, Of weiinEton Street." % ass9 1mns,
Hsr 'I 49, tax rvs s.so s So B. A. Page 's
Sue l.. ShsrCr 70 W. i: and Ritchctta
south line Li,tleparc Street. 81 feet cast
of lanes l.s street April 20 lsl9; tax s. SIC
IT, stdz a5i and an' COS lacf brook 90 w,fs2 Z"
ni ar s:S Gaihoun Street, 4s1'I feet urreEu
ana ,a Calhoun street re- lien of $1,000. April
Charles * Wits So5 East Clay street. :: 70
fSsi line ca Shs by S ss
i5i ish tax s q &c $40 lien of a9 April H.
Charles *. Willis. six2. feet south line Main
Avsnac u lien Of s nehe pr west 1919, 81 n %
Join %,s G. E r; "a and % N s Leo sw,se,
S'ss%'GH lien SSfeG 80 May s' T ss St oJ eaksr
decd from ", witherS Mhisr and Salts ssi.fs
v: crcnshaw tdcceascd(; Az, and IL, East
OF Fifth Street March 10. 1919: $3.50
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800 PAGES ARE REQUIRED
!. IN THIS DIVORCE RECORD
Mother Brought From Washington To
Fredericksburg to Defend
Custody OF Children.
SECRETARIES WILL MEET
Important Action 10 Como Up at
Atlanta Meeting During Thrc.
Days-Othcr News Notes From
Various Parts of State of Virginia.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

I FREDERICKSBURG May The
case of Wethcrill W. Wetheriil, which
liiS pending in the Circuit Court Of
.'WeStmorcland County. WAS by consent
heard here before Judge Goodrich. The
suit is for a divorce, brought by MIR
,Wetherill aeains; his wife. About 900
pa geS of typewriter evidence has been
so far taken. Some is now being
taken abroad and more is TO DC taken
in this country. The only matter
hotly discussed and contested here
,beforc Judge Goolrick by William w.
Butzner and j. A. Lynham attorneys
for the plant IF. and l.. Hilton Jack
son and 7. j. Downing. for the de-
ifendant. was about the temporary
custody OF the children. The judge
some months ago directed that these
Two children should he brought by
their mother 10 Mon;rosS. which she
did no, do. Then lie entered a rule
did not obey his orders or he punished
-pended and cut off her allowance OF
$500 a month until she should show
why she did not obey his order Mrs
.Wcthcrill. the defendant, came here
with tho two children and her at,or-
ney. The filed written statement.
sworn to by her and her attorneys.
After examining the same and hear
ing argument tho judge dismissed the
rule. accepted the reason and excuse
and directed $1,000 10 he paid her He
also decided TO allow the two children
mother until school closes, and on
June l should be turned over 10 their
father temporarily.
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BRISTOL, May &C. w. Roberts.
secretary OF the Bristol Chamber OF
Commerce, and secretary of
the Southern Commercial Secretaries
Association. has just mailed programs
Of the twelfth annual convention OF
the Southern Commercial Secretaries
Association, TO be held at Atlanta. Ga
May &c, ~ and IS, to all secretaries in
the South. Secretary John Woods. of
the Roanoke Chamber OF Commerce
and y. B. Ryland. OF the Lynchbure
Chamber of Commerce. arc scheduled
TO make addresses nj The meeting. j.
M. Guild. prcsidcn; OF the National
Association of Commercial O:Gani2a-
,tions OF Secretaries. and secretary OF
the Chamber of Commerce of Kansas
City, Mo, will deliver an address on
the opening day OF the convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
TO BED GROUCHY
. WAKE Up FEELING
ell 0R|OUSL \
Wonderful How Calotabs, the
Perfected Nausealess Gallo
mel, Makes You Feel So
Good the Next Morning.

Doctors say that the oId-stylc Gallo
mel was the best medicine in the world
and the only thing that would straight
ZEN out ii disordercG liver, hut ii had
some serious drawbacks The salivat-
ing and the sickening after-cff.cis
made many people dread 10 take IT,
The new calomel called Caiotahs. have
all the liver benefits left in and the
sting taken out. Now you can take
caiomel without the slightest objcc-
ton. One Calotab on the tongue at
bedtime with swallow OF water.
that's all. No taste, no danger, no
gripping, no nausea. no salts NcNt
morning your liver Is clea n, Your evs.
tenn purified and you are feeling Ike
two-year- q hearty appetite
for breakfast Eat what you please
no danger.
Calotabs are so delightful that your
druggist Will refund the price IL YOU
are not delighted with them. Sold only
lin original scaled packages price
thirty-hve cents All druggists now
Z have calotaA--Adv.
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CHARTERS ISSuEr

pAmendment to charter of Bank OF City
president: Joseph ]. White. secretary. De.
stock. "
:, Berkeley Day and Night Bank. Norfolk
va va, ooo Capital. maximum. 100000; minimum
HSHN. Othcers, r. s. Brooks. president. a.
la,c' secretary. both OF Norfolk. Va OBJ
mouth mouth, Va ,o &C Capital. maximum; $4,000 min
nhun SIV;Uoo Officers Anthony Terry
president; w; i. Tam. secretary. both 6i
ross'smo9th Va. Object. wholesale grocery
ann confectionery business
TITO Realty Corporation. Norfolk Va
Snap'ta ,G maximum. 100000: minimum. $40.
S " CONS Snieers; o, r. C. Cheshire. president: =
jcct. real estate business
Motor Service Cooperation. Norfolk. Va
oGoaapita1; maximum. $40, 900: minimum 81
900 ohieers. Q. W. Guy. president: H. "
Ferry, secretary. both OF Norfolk Va Oh.
ieet auto business.
Midway Development Corporation Nor.
folk: Va Capital; maximum. 100000: mini
mum $500. Oncers Norman Hofhcimcr
president: w. w. Starltc. secretary, both q,
Norfolk Va. Object. real estate business.
Certhcate of authority issued to Mntiack
Goal and ,,od 5T oon GGrpoia,ion. New York
norfolk. Va. state agent.
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Real Estate and Court News
CHANCERY BARGAIN AND SALE.

S%"% SpssFf ~ 11S 8
e 81, HGnTy $: s,res,S lien OF 'i',5e@ April .
Mary wicsmann to w. Fred Richards on
SGsnry Edo s
n, isle; tax $. SO ."V ''' ->'''
w. Fred Richardson Security Storage Com
p n"ny ms co. ;o West Main Street y tes,
81 1919. taY ST. $40.
to E4f Gama h'? M and axl Es'G felt n
cast corner of Monument Avenue and Shep-
,oH IN Gresham. $3.50 Monument Hvenuc,
%; feet wccs! % Addison Street April Is.
S Adams ana MasEin j. Adams; to Cary
l j%hn 'f!d ad and AnT Mary i'ls l sas cwt
nor Tepa pr lot block IL hnd 10 fee, Of
Court aeNi&s tcct JirrcEuiarJ at southeast asi
,ornrr of o The Terrace and Rogers Street.
Albert r. Martin and GIcnnie 70. twife)
TGc itGhe|'sGn o' icc and block Is
MAY 1919. tax $50, sio, S"" ''''''
Edith w rA'rpisbec aud John T.. ChushandD
81 lot =: block G; Battery, Court. 4Sxi6
fTfe M nGrh nH Graham fa RGad 80 feet cas-,
wa: tan $3.50, sio ~" - S''''' 'NA'eh -
~ n ,%mim, Gr ,.S and Leila lwite, 10
20; Floyd Avenue. 3oxl5O feet south tine
greet lien OF $500 April s. 1877: tax s"a SIS,
es !, C level rloy TO Thomas , NJ, and Tns !,
street; lien OF :2s5c May /. loe TAX S'" s5aG
II L. Peyton. Jr.. trustee decd from j
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08

ness and constipation. you have only
to ask for your money back
Dodsons Liver Tone is a pleasant
tasting. purely vegetable remedy,
harmless TO both children and adults.
Take n spoonful at night and wakN un
feeling fine: no biliousncss. sick had
ache, acid stomach or Constituted
bowels II doesn't grippe or cause in
convenience all the next day like yio-
lent calomel Take a dose OF calomel
Today and tomorrow you will feel
weak. SICK and nauseated. Don't lore
a days work. Tako Dodson's Liver
Tone instead and feel fne full of
viEor and anbition.-Ady
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New York. 9s4 in Cleveland. where
many new vessels arc being Quilted:
9S2 in Norfolk, and $50 in New Orleans
Ca|ome| Loses You a Days Work!
Take Dodson's Liver Tone Instead
Read my guaranteed If bilious, constipatcd or head
achy you need not take nasty sickenng, danger
Gus calomel to get Strengthened up.

Every druggist in rUwn-your drug
gist and cverybodys druggist-has
noticed a great falling off in the sale
OF calomeL They all give the Same
reason. Dodson's Liver Tone is :ak-
Ing It's place.
'Calomel is dangerous and people
know Il, whilo Dodson's Liver Tone Is
perfectly safe and gives better re-
suits" said prominent local druggist.
Dodsons Liver Tone is personally
guaranteed by every druggist who
sells 1t. large bottle doesn't cost
very much. but II 1t fails to give easy
relief in every case OF liver sluggish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
hnnS AffRfrfl RnIt~

GATE CITY. May 7.-Thousands came
today TO attend Victory loan rally
There was soldier march and auto
parade and addresses by Judge J.. w.
Dinner WAS furnished all soldiers in
Red cross rooms. and The Price OF
Peace" was shown 10 moro than zoo
who pledged themselves to buy bonds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
GETS JOBS FOR SAILORS
Sen Service bureau Finds Places for
10000 Men During Month
OF April.
tBv Assnciated prcss.l

WASHINGTON. May Jobs were
found for nearly 10000 eeamcn by the
newly organized Sea Service Bureau
OF the Shipping Board in April, the
first fun month the bureau has been
in operation, II was announced today.
Belief was expressed that the work
of the buIcau will eliminate the
"crimp' or boarding house keeper
whose methods of shanghaiinE seamcn
stories
OF n total OF o.96l men given jobs
by the bureau 1886 were placed in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
Charge They nroI>c Scul

LYNCHBUKG. May 7.-William
sweeney and Lester Walkup, who are
strangers here, were arrested this
morning by Federal Deputy Marshal
+. l.. Chappelle under a warrant
charging them with breaking a seal
on a freight car in Interstate traffic
between Lynchburg and Winston
Salem, y. c. The warrant was sworn
out by Special Officer T.. S. Glass OF
the Norfolk and Western Railway.
Commissioner 7. J. O'Bricn held the
accused in $1,000 bail in default OF
which they were committed for pre-
liminary hearing before Commissioners
O'Erien. MlN L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08

ARONNlA. May 7.-Farmers in this
section arc engaged in planting a
record crop OF corn. not only on the
James River lowla nds. but also on
upper lands everywhere. New methods
are followed generally. all agreeing
that the best working corn can receive
is before IL is planted. making the seed
he'd as perfect as possible. Owing 10
the high prices received for ;oba Geo
last year by far the largest crop ever
known will be raised hercahouts this
summer. The average increase as
far as may be gathered from planters.
will equal about % per cent. Some
Will double their crops The New Can
ton market is expected to open in the
TALL, and a great sale there is an
ticipated through the winter. as there
is no rival market nearer than cich-
teen or twenty miles, and the section is
one OF the richest tobacco growing
regions in Virginia, tapping three
great tobacco countries. r'iuvanna,
buckingham and Cumberland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08

also 1s1. 3Sxl25 feet at southeast corner Of
,r,h6lnrty-sccond and n Streets. April II. 1919:
A. !! ChewninE and F.. N. Boxlcy. trus-
sees. 70 Mary j. Clay. COL North Thirty frs I
street 0Sl26 feet inches at northeast cor
ner , OF Thirty first and Leigh Streets. April
eoF N. Boxlcy. trustee. to Mary y Clay,
&t Morth Thirty-tirst Street. 5ox12s feet 5
IncneS ~ northeast corner OF Thirty first
and and Leigh Streets: also 695 North Thirty
, rst street. ~ feet Inches by l26 feet )
and NJ Streets. April II. 1919: s. 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08

DlANNlLLE. May 1.-The condition
OF Judge Richard Warner Peatross,
WHO has been gravcly i'll for the past
week. was reported today as being
somewhat better his pulse and res
piration being better than at any
time since his condition became alarm
ing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
WIN Rebuild Rond.

DANNlLLE May 7.-Contract has
been let 10 j. I. Bennett for the re-
building of three miles of road be-
tween Danvillc and Chatham. the only
bad stretch of road between this city
and IynchburE. Convict labor will do
the work. which is expected to consume
at least three months, most of the
rock having been already hauled to the
side OF tho road.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
Uury l;1-yhief of Police

BKISTOL, May ..-Funcral SERVICES
over tho body OF David y. Wheeler, cX-
chief of police OF this city. who died
a, his home here on Railroad street.
were held Yesterday from the home,
the Rev. {. {. Carson. officiating. In
tcrmcnt was in the East Hill Gene
terry. Mr.. Wheeler was ciEhty-three
years Old and a Confederate veteran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08

Ii NCIIb ItN, May t--ArranCe-
men:s are being completed here for
the formal opening OF the new home
OF the Young WomanS Christian AS
cost more than 100000 and il is To-
Gated practically in the business sec
ton. 1t provides two floors for dor
mitorics for young business women.
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vice-prcsident: A. j. Morrill,. Atlanta.
treasurer. and e. Dunn. Atlanta. score
whnIcn to Go to Sweden.

BOSTON. May 7.-Waiter Whalcn.
Boston Athletic Association high
jumper. received word from the ANA
tour Athletic Union today that he had
been selected to represent the United
states III athletic competitions III
sweden this year Whalcn said he
understood that five men would be sent
10 SWEDEN and that Joic Ray and Ted
Meredith would be members Of the
team. with a weightman and hurdlcr
not yet designated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
Dnnvillc Rcache. Quota.

DANVlLLE, May 1.-Danvillc went
over the top tonight in the Victory
loan, oversuhscrihinc tho quota 33 -
per cent The tally tonight shows
that in the three day intensive cam
paiGn bonds totalling sl,3oa.75o were
subscribed. The quota was below
$1,000 900. Fifty per cent OF tho sub
scriptions were made by the women
Chairman Talbot, in writing 10 Chair
man Oliver STEds tonight. says that
they did magnificent work and dcscrV Q
special mention. The total for tho day
was $62s.5o0, the largest one days
result in any bond campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08

Ing been reported TO the health Office.
The health report for the month shows
mumps epidemic and six cases of mild
smallpox IN the city. The department
IS working hard in its crusade against
flies and especially TO eradicate breed
ing nlnCCS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08

LYNCHBIRG. May 7.-Mrs. 6 Funs-
ton Lucado has been made chairma n
funds for a hospital TO be erected in
Serbia under the direction OF Or. Rosa
lie Slaughter Morton. a native Of this
city. who is here personally directing
the campaign. Or. Morton hopes to
raise $4,000 in Virginia for this pur-
pose and TO return TO Serbia in Oc-
tober. Her girlhood friends hero arc
that is wonderful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
VIII study Snnnisb.

FREDERICKSBURG, May Lieu
tenant y. b. Adams. of Fredericksburg,
OF headquarters Forty-second Grain
bow Division, has received his dis
charge and will go from Franco to
Spain, where he will study Spanish.
lie is making n speciality OF this lam
guagc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08

LYNCHBURG. May THE State Of
fees of the Virginia Farmers Educa-
tional and Cooperative Union here
have issued charters to new locals at
Sublctt and Otterdale, Powhatan Coun-
~ and Timber Ridge. Rockingham
County. State Secretary Bowlcs will
spend three days next week organizing
in Augusta County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08

DANVlLLE, May 7.-Colonel Charles
T.. Rcdd IA wcll-known citizen, was
removed TO the hospital last night in
serious condition. following a stroke
of paralysis he suffered few nights
ago. He is over eighty years of age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08

BRISTOL. May 7.-Bristol has sub
scribcd $500, 600 of her quota Of siG0,-
600 in the Liberty loan campaign. In
dicationS are that the city will go
over the top" as in previous drives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
Raleigh Man I, EIccted

NEW ORLEANS. May 7.-WilIiam r.
Harding. Raleigh. y. c.. was elected
president OF the Southern Metal
Trades Association at the final SEES
sion OF the organizations annual con
Vention here today; and other officers
chosen were: j. NJ Hollowen Atlanta