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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-13
REDS BEAT N. Y. BY
SCORE OF Alto ;

NEW YORK, Aug. 13-Cincinnati de-
feated New York in the first game of
the double header here today, to 3.
Art Nehf, former Boston star. started
the game for New York, but was re.
ieved by Dubuc in the eighth inning.
The score:
r H E
Cincinnati ..... 003 O10 00o-4 s .
New York .... 020 900 010-3 8
Reuther and Rariden; Nehf, Dubuc
and Snyder.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-13
C|NCINNATIAN KILLS
HIMSELF AND WIFE
(By Essuclated Press)

Gruener AZ years old, gardener, shot
and killed his wife, Flora. probably
fatally wounded his stepson, Noble
Thieman. %, and then shot and killed
himself at the home of his wife here
today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-13
Grey to be Temporary
Ambassador to America
(By Associated Press)

LONDON, Aug. 13.-Viscount Grey,
former secretary Of state for foreign
affairs, has agreed to represent the
British government at Washington,
pending the appointment of a perma-
nent ambassador.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-13
Weather Forecast

For Indiana, by the United States
Weather Bureau-Showers and thun-
derstorms. cooler tonight. Thursday
probably fair.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-13
RIGA is REcAPTuRED.

COPENHAGEN, Aug 13.-Accord-,
ing to a Russian newspaper published
in Berlin, the Bolshevik have recap
tured Riga. y
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-13
RAIL SYSTEMS
QUICKLY COMING
BACK TO NORMAL
will be Operating as Usual ir
Week, is Belief-Trains Re-
stored.


CHICAGO, Aug. 13. - Calling off
OF the Federated railway shopmen's
strike in the Atlanta, Georgia, district
caused railroad officials today to pre-
dict that the entire rail system of the
country would be operating at normal
within a week
Reports from various parts of the
country today showed that striking
shopmen were returning to work
pending settlement of their wage de-
mands. In the Chicago district, how
ever, there was no break in the ranks
OF the strikers.
Officers of the Chicago district
council who called the strike against
orders of the International officers,
claimed today they had been success
ful In breaking up meetings held by
international leaders who sought to
induce the men to return to work
pending a settlement of the dispute.
number Of trains which were can
celled several days on account Of the
strike on railroads centering here
were restored today.
AWAIT BALLOT RESULTS
BOSTON, Aug. 13.-The sixth day
OF curtailed freight and PASSENGER
service caused by the strike last week
Of several thousand shopmen and me-
chanics in the employ of New England
railroads found strikers and railroad
managers marking time and awaiting
the result Of the vote on the question
OF return to work pending settle
ment of the wage dispute. The ballot
ing will not be completed until tomor-
row night.
Railroad officials announced that at
tempts would be made to continue the
present train service without further
cancellations until Friday
Modification of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford and the Boston
and Maine embargoes made effective
today removed the fears of many CON-
| munities concerning the delivery of
ice, milk and foodstuffs. Many freight
| handlers on the New Haven road were
idle today and 1t was expected that
large number of Boston and Maine
| employees also will be laid off within
few days if the strike continued.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 13.-Appro-
priations aggregating nearly one mil
lion dollars with which to help carry
out the presidents suggestions for
reducing the cost Of living were asked
of congress today by the commerce
and labor departments.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28

..Farfurile earl s'au spart de
capul mcu erau de marine obs
nuita 81 ceainicul care s'a facut
zob era de pamint smaltuit," die
Indicator.
,,Ar fl bine sd va impacati, 81
sc cumperi vase de tabla. ca nu
sunt supuse spargerei,'. respun-
Sc illdecatorul, Solomon.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28
DIN FUGA CONDE|ULUI..
Din Statutele lui Sinful Nasi

Din Statutelc lui Sinful Nasi-
liu cetire:
13. ,.Fie care membru. aface-
rilc carl lie are Gu sOcietatea trc-
buc sa le tocmeasca la adunarc
81 in cOntalegere Gu membri, nlci
cum insa sd ru vorbeasca cu eel
din afara." Afaceri tocmite
la adunare? Ce bazaconie mai c
81 astag Cums Merge pc tocmea-
la? MOI credeam ca tocmeala Sc
face numai la tirg, cInd vrei Sc
vinzi sau Sc cumperi o vita, un
car. plug etc. ST tocmelile n1l
sunt secrete. - Calus in gura.
caci altfel Sc aplica II 81 esti es-
chis, sau mai bine zisi exclus din
societate.
Fiji atenti:
IA. Pre- linga aceia ca sd
recere de la fie care sd fie men,
bru parOchiei. de la fiecare 81;
recere ca sd sd spovedeasca eel
putin odata pre- an, la pasti. As
ia trebue adeverit Gu un atestat
de la vre-un preot de legea.' -
Eli. cum va place? Vrei nu vrei,
poti nu poti, bea Grigore "a
ghiasma" Nu tie spovedesti, afa-
ra din societate. Popa vrea Sd
site ce-ai facut. ce-ai gresit cu
fapta 81 cu gindul. Ce crezi des-
pre- societate 81 despre popa, 81
aceasta Odata ,.pre' an. = ST Sc
dovedesti Leu atestat de la yre un
preot de legea." Care lege ?
Crstina? Mosaica? Mohameda-
na?... Nh spune.
Mine va urma cum Sc prime
ste membrul in societate. Sc ve-
.deti, solemnitate nu asa, far,i
nici un chichirez. ca la ori care
societate ROmina sau America
nal.
Barbatii all facut din femeic
un idol, Garcia Use inchina dar
ca sd nu lie respinga omagiul .
tin incatusata in lanturile ro-
biei.
Cind d-nul 81 dina Fred Nc
Gee din Cody, Wyo., erau sa Sc
suie in trenul care sal duca in
voiajul de nunta, mai multi cu-
|noscuti carl Tau petrecut pima
la CARA, i-au fncatusat impreuna,
|in hazul tutilor, si lea ajutat sa
Sc urce in tFen. E un obiceiu, Sc
|zice de pc timpuri vechi Tele-
grama nu spune daca lisa dat
cheia catuselor, ca sd Sc poata IL
bera. Tot &c Sc poate ca au tre-
butt sa recurga la I'm lacatus, ca
Ire 81 le desfaca catusele.
La un proces de divort I'm ju-
|decxtor 1ntreaba pc barbat:
,,Ai pntea s6-mi spui ce s'a pc.
trecut intre d-ta 81 femeia d-taIe
(1n tertQrile cari le-ati avut In
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28
INFORhAIlUN|

Mexico refuza a elibera pe
Jenkins. - Mexico City. - De
la ministrul de externe s'a in
minat ambasadei americana no
ia prin care guvernul Mexican
declara ca nu poate asculta ce-
rinta Statelor Unite de "a liberia
t Pc William o. jenkins, agentul
consular american, care este in
CHS la Pueblo. acuzat ca par
ticlpat in conspiratia banditilor
care acrlm de curfnd la rapit.
Nota, care era un raspuns Ia
nota guvernului American. a de-
J clarat ca cazul este in nina au-
toritatilor locale 81 ca constitutia
interzice presediLtelui republi-
cei Mexicane de sc amesteca
in afacerile diferitelor state.
>Nota mai spune ca Jenkins Vi,
ii liberat pc data ce pune un
bond care a fOst fixat la $500.
Cererea Statelor Unite nu are
nici 0 lbaza. in legile internatio-
male, sustin mexicanii. ST sc in
sista ca Americana sa nu astep.
| te a ii-se acorda mai multe priv.
legiuri in fata legii ca Mexica-
nilor.
Minerii resping oferta facuta
- Washington. Minerii 81 0.
iperatorii minelor de carbuni S 'au
fntrunit ieri seara intro confn.
rinta comma ca Sc aasculte deci.
zia luata de catra oamenii guvef.
nului. lncercarea de a pune ca.
pat controyersei pc baza concep.
Itiei lui Garfield 81 anume:
! ,,Nici crestere a pretului car.
bunilor n iva Fl permisa.
! ,,Minerii au dreptul la 0 .cres
tere salarului de IA procente.s e
/ Ambele parti s'au retras ca So
Sc sfatuiasca eel de faclt. Dup.
cum Sc vede ruptura 2 nego
ciatiilor este foprte posibila, .
Lewis, preseantele uninnilor
minerilor spus ca ,,minerii nu
Sc vor intoarce la lucru peutru 9
crestere de IA procente q saIa-
rului"
Exploxa unui ulsteor. Chi
cago. 0 disturbaFe stmcsferi
ca care : fost canxat8 ADJ : ex.
lplozie : unui n,steor Al aer I
facut ca orasul hics1 q fig
fara lnnain i n 4 restrille
las / \. n I: J! I!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28
Angeles executat.

Angeles eXecuCaL. - Chlhua-
hua. = Mi de persoane au pri-
Wit la executia fruntasului revo-
lutionarilor Felipe Angeles, ,,cre-
erul militar'' al reyolutiei lui
Madero 81 Villa, care a platit ell
viata faptele trecutuhli find
condamnat la moarte de curtea
martiala.
Angeles a mers la moarte foari
ID calm. La 5 a. m. a spus gene
ralului Angeles sd Sc gate de
moarte. Ell STA lapadat haina, a
mers pima la usa, aprins o IL
gareta 81 a Zis: Dominion Ell sunt
gaia.
A mers GU pasi siguri pima la
locul de execute.
Teama de revarsare de ape. =
Martins Ferry, Ohio. - @ mare
teama de revarsare de ape a
domnit in toate orasele de ia
marginea riului Ohio, care cres-
tea uimitor de repede.
Expertii spun ca riul cres.e
Gu iuteala fara precedenta..
Ploile neincetate care au cazut
ieri, au fost cauza.
D'Anunzio poate Sc va retra-
ge din Zara. Londra. - Sti-I
rile primite din Italia arata ca
premierul Nitti 81 Gabrielle D "A
munzio au ajuns La I'm compro-
mis- tentativ care poate rezultal
in aplanarea situated creata de-
catra poet prin ocuparea orase-
lor Zara 81 Fiume.
Propunerile cuprind: o re-
tragere GU demnitate," a forte
Tor poetului, dupa cum spune sti-I
rea insa care nu spune nici,
un alt amanunt.
Glass spune Cd operatorii au
facut profituri fabuloase. So Wa
shington. Ministrul finante-
lor Glass a facut declaratia eli
operatorii minelor de carbuni,
ldupa caiculatiiIe exepertilor su'
facut ,profituri fabuloase" in a.
nul 1877; profitul mijlociu era
100 pima la $50 procente dupaI
capitalul investat.
Tratatul de pace va n ratifi.
cat spune Lodge. Boston.
Senatorul Lodge q declarat as
taxi ca senatu1 va ratifica frata-
tul de pace imprcnna Gu rezerya-
rile atasate Ia ell.
,,Cind tratatul din nou pre-
zentat vor I'll destule voturi ca]
Sc fie ratificat."
EI . spus ca pc data &c prese-
dlntele Wilson va resubmite tra-
tatnl comitetului senatorial, tra-I
fatrl We Il tinnt de ecest cont
tet att timp pfn4 cfnd democrA.
III M vor decide se voteze pen,
trn =. El parea sigur u acesstal
y ssi1,itsl I'' ! 1. ss.st.i s0atr
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28

La un proces de divort un ju-
decxtor fntreaba pc barbat:
,,Ai putea sa-mi spui ce s'a pc:
Itreeut intre d-ta 81 femeia d-taIe
|5n tertQrile cari le-ati avut in
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28

Barbatii all facut din femeic
un idol, Garcia Use inchina dar
ca sd nu lie respinga omagiul .
tin incatusata in lanturile ro-
biei.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-05-22

pains and penalties of perjury"
II any person Offering to vote
shall refuse to take such oath or AZ
firmation, his vote will be rejected.
It IL provided by law, however,
chat the judges may reject the vote
Of any person offering to vote, II.
In their Judgment, said voter Il not
qualified according to law, whether
said voter has taken said oath or not.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the
Board Of Directors Of School Dis
trict No. Two, in the County Of JEFF
fsrson and State Of Colorado, has
caused this notice to be given as re-
CURED by law, this 18th day Of May.
A. D. 1919.
(School District Seal)
JOHN J. WEBER.
|, Secretary.
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Nssies Of Fiaal Sssslsos.t a.d
Dotssmiaatioa Of Hsisship
Estate Of Albert H. Schroeder. D
ceased.

Estate Of Albert H. Schroeder. De-
ceased.
No. 1911.
Notice IL hereby given that on the
28rd day Of June A. d. 1919. At 10
O'clock In the fore noon Of said day.
I will present to the County Court
Of, Jsfferson County. State Of Colo
RADIO. NJ the Court House In Golden.
my accounts for final settlement Of
administration Of said estate. when
and where all persons In interest
may appear and object to them. II
they 20 desire.
And 1t the same time and place
upon the verified petition Of Grace
NJ. Schroeder. alleged to be widow
Of said deceased. said court will re-
esive and hear proofs concerning the
heirs Of said Albert H. Schroeder.
deceased. and iudicially Ascertain
and determine the heirs Of said de-
cedsnt. It being alleged In said Pc
tition that the said Grace N. Schroe-
der, the widow Of said deceased Ia his
only heir at law. All persons In In
terest In said estate to appear and de.
fend therein or abide the action Of
the court in the premises.
Dated this 18th day Of May. A. D..
Grace n. Schroeder.
Administrative Of said Estate.
Publish May % to June ~ Inclusive.
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that his mother, who has been in very
poor health lately Il improving =
little and they have hopes Of her re-
covery. Mrs. Klumksr has never re-
covered the shock Of the news Of her
son Georges death on the firing me
in France last August.
The Enterprise has been doing a
land office business in supplying the
school graduating class with cards.
Mrs. o. w. Murphy entertained
Mrs. Mary Buscher Of Denver over
Sunday. She also entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Ryness and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clevs Dean and baby, and Mrs..
McMurray Of Denver, SUNDAY even
ing.
Last Monday Mrs. Chas. H. Beach
entertained her niece Miss Vera Cam
| non from Boyeman, Montana, Miss
Madge Becker from Los Angeles.
Misc Cecil Holmes from Chicago and
Miss Katheryn Cole Of Arvada at her
home.
Ernest Kalsr will be mustered out
to-day at Camp IT. d. A. Russell, and
ID sxDected home tomorrow.
The Nolan block ID being connect
Cd up with the city water. the pump
having given out.
Miss Thelma Holmes ID home from
her school In Wyoming.
Mrs.. 8. W. johnson returned .
couple Of weeks ago from = several
weeks visit In California and reports
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-05-22
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
LEASE STATE LAND

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
LEASE STATE LAND
Office of the State Board Of Land
Commissionsrs
Denver, Colo. April Is, 1919
Notice is hereby given that Lake
wood Live Stock Company, whose
postoffice address is 1912 Oneida
Street, Denver, Colorado, has made
application No. B-153 to lease the
following described School Lands
situate in Jefferson County, Colo
RADIO, to-wit:
VIZ of sWH Of NWA Of Sec.
ton SO, Township 8 s., Range 10 w
agricultural Aprl;cation.>
Notice is further hereby given that
all other persons desiring to file ar
application to lease all or any part OF
this tract Of land must file same In
this office prior to May 20. 1919. ms
no other application to lease the
above described lands will be consid
cred after said date.
RAYMOND MILLER,
President State Board Land
Commissioners 70
Published May I. 3. Is. 22.
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PUBLIC NOTICE OF
Sehool District Bead Election

Se0o0l OueSbueS 00o0 ksOeSt00
Sehesl District Me-. :, Jsffsrsea
County, Colorado.
Public notice IL hereby given that
q special election Of such qualified
electors Of School District No. Two
in the County Of jefferson and State
Of Colorado, as shall have paid .
school tax therein In the year next
preceding such election, has been,
pursuant to law and the action Of
the Board Of Directors, called for,
and the same will be held on Monday
the 9th day Of June, A. D. 1919. NJ
The Old Primary Building on Wads
worth Avenue, Arvada, in said Dist
riot, at which election there will be
submitted the following question:
Shall the Board IT Direct,s Of
School District No. Two, Il, the Coun-
ty Of Jefferson and State Of Colorado
contract q bonded indebtedness IN
the sum Of Seventy Thousand Dol
lars (370,000). for the purpose Of
erecting and furnishing {. school
building within and for said School
District. by the issuance and sale Of
negotiate coupon bonds Of raid
School District therefor?
The ballot-box for the reception Of
ballots upon said question will be
opened at the hour Of Two o'clock
In the afternoon Of said day at said
place. and will be kept open until and
and will be clofed at the hour Of
Seven o'clock IN The afternoon Of
said day. Ballots to be used In vot-
ing upon the question submitted
will be furnished by the Secretary Of
the District to the Judges OF election
70 be by them furnished to the vot-
ers. Each elector voting at said el-
ection shall deposit in the ballot-box
q ballot wherein shall be printed or
written the words, "For the Bonds,
and the words. Against the Bonds"
and shall indicate his approval or dis.
approval Of the proposition submit.
ted by placing . cross (x) opposite
the group Of words on the ballot
which expresses his choice.
No ballot will BE- received by the
JUDGES Of election unless the person
offering the ballot shall be . quail.
fled slector Of the District and shall
have paid . school tax therein In
the year next preceding said election.
Any person offering TO vote at
said election may be challenged BY
any legally qualified slector Of the
District. and any one Of the judges Of
election shall thereupon administer
10 the person challenged an oath. ~
follow:
"You do swear Tor sffirml that
you are q citisen Of the United States
that you have resided In the State Of
Colorado twelve months Immediately
preceding this election: that you are
twsnty-ons ysars Of age; that you
have resided In this Sehoof District
ehirty days next preceding this cleo.
ton. and that you have paid = school
tax within this School District In the
year next preceding this election;
4ha4 you have not voted at this slec.
hsej - bsls yss God (es under TIE
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Local Lore


William Benson has purchased q
splsndid team Of horses from Collie
Evans and u now employed by the
brislzsenpany.
%M Horn has bs,n working in r.
20. Graves blacksmithing depart
msnt this week. Mr.. Graves Is con-
tinually adding TO his force to take
care Of his ever increasing business.
Mr.. and Mry. Jabss Ball, who have
been living In the furnished terrace
bf Mrs. John Bennett, since they sold
Ahsir farm. will leave today over the
Noffat read for Hayden, to visit
their daughter. Mrs. Wood, before
going 70 California to make their fu.
turs home.
r. o. Graves received car load of
Ford cars this wssk and 10 having
them gotten in shape for delivery.
They g juse' like hot cakes.
N Hatfield came home Satur-
Sday from 81. Lakes hospital after Z
very succsssful double operation Of
q serious nature. He u getting along
fine and We trust will soon be able
to b out again.
Chas. Horn. son Of w. \. Horn
Of Grandvisw, met with \ painful No.
cidsnt Tuesday everin. when o mo-
torcycls on which he WIN riding col
lided with = Ford car at Tie corner
Of Sants Fe Drive and 18th avenue.
at little after five o'clock. Charii.
works At the Chamberlain machine
shops on Santa Fs Drive. and wax in
the habit Of riding to the Union loop
with Carl Shoemaker, = fellow en-.
ploye. The Shoemaker boy suffered
two broken arms. and Charlis was
20 badly cut about the head that It
was necessary for the surgeon to
take seven stitches. His face was
badly skinned up and bruised. The
two boys were picked up by tho 20.
lice ambulance and hurried to the
County hospital. being unconscious
until they arrived. Altho they gave
their names and addresses. thef. fan,
lilies were not notified. but Earl
Cradle. who works At the same place,
had either seen or heard Of the ac.
cident and notified Mr.. Horn. who
went over about ten o'clock ami NO.
titled the Shoemaker family. Char.
1t Horn was brought home Wcdnes-
from the hospital. and will be lai | up
for = few days.
Martin Klumker had word from
his father At Mccoy Tuesday, stating
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-05-22

OF the FIRST NATIONAL BANK
at ArvAda, In the State Of Colo
RADIO, at the close nj business
May ". 1919.
NO. 1901.
RESOURCES.
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NOTICE TO G. A. R.
AND W. \. c.

Memorial services will be observ-
ed by Major Anderson Post and Wo-
mems Relief Corps next Sunday
morning at the N. E. Church.
Rev. ]. F. White will deliver the
memorial address and special music
will be rendered by the choir.
All members will meet At the Ar
vada Drug Store at 1880 a. m. and
march in body to the church.
E. p. Smith,
Adj. Maj. Anderson Post.
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CONGRESSMAN HARDY WILL
HELP SOLDIERS GET THEIR
EXTRA MILEAGE

In an Act Of Congress approved
February 20. 1919, it is provided
that:
enlisted men honorably discharg-
ed from the army, navy or marine
corps since Nov. II, 1918. shall re-
ceive five cents per mile from the
place Of his discharge to his actual
bona fide home residence, or or
ginal muster into the service at his
option"
SOLDIERS
Due to controversy over the intent
Of the law, soldiers have heretofore
received only three and one-half
cents, or have been paid only to place
Of muster in. All such claims the
War Department is now prepared to
adjust. To secure such settlement,
the soldier must send in his discharge
paper or = copy thereof certified by
the nearest recruiting office, and a
sworn application.
Any soldier in my District desiring
10 present such claim may secure
the necessary blank at the office Of
The Local War Board or by writ
ing me, after it is properly filled out
may send It, together with his dis
charge papers, to me At the address
given below and I will present them
10 the War Department and return
the discharge paper with the check.
Better send by registered mail.
SAILORS
No affidavit Is required by the
Navy Department. Simply send me
your discharge papers. accompanied
by . letter stating your claim.
II you have not rsesived your
$50 bonus or II your allowance and
allotments have not been properly
paid, write me about that and may
be able to help you.
am indebted to this Newspaper
for it, generosity in furnishing the
space necessary to bring this mat
Ter to the attention Of soldiers and
sailors.
Guy U. Hardy,
Member Of Congress,
House Office Bldg.
Warrington, D. c.
W. H. Kalsr received helmet and
numerous other war relics from his
son Arthur in Germany.
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Resolutions

Resolutions
Arvada Colorado.
Whereas, the Great Easte: Of The
Universe, with his Infinite Wisdom
and Justice has seen fit to remove
from our midst, by death our below
ed Brothers George Miller, Richard
McNutt, and John Reichling and that
we deeply mourn our loss, as all of
these brothers were good Grange
members.
Therefore, We the members of
Clear Creek Valley Grange No. 4.
in regular session. hereby resolve
that we deeply regret our loss, and
evtend our sincere sympathy to the
bereaved families Of Brothers Miller,
Nc Mutt and Reichling, in the sar
houi Of affliction.
And be it further resolved that we
send \ copy Of these resolutions to
the bereaved family Of each Brother,
also place q copy upon our minutes,
and they be sent to the local papers
for publication.
Committee John E. Meier,
J. N. Compton,
Mrs. ]. H. Lower.
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BAPTIST CHURCH

s:46-Sunday school.
No other services at the Baptist
church on Sunday.