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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-24

The largest audience that has ever
ATTENDED moving picture perform
ance in Oroville was present at the
Liberty Tuesday evening, attracted by
the presentation of "The Miracle Man"
one of the most intensely interesting
film productions that has been seen in
'Oroville. 1t was altogether something
different sermon on the screen. and
carried a message to all who had the
pleasure of seeing the production.
A slight fall of rain in the valley
Tuesday evening was accompanied by
a sprinkle of snow on the surrounding
mountains, and pretty low down to-
ward the valley, too.
Both the Lyric and Liberty theaters
are to be heated by furnaces rhis win
ter, and the proprietors Of the two
houses of entertainment are now
rushing the installation of their heat,
ing plants,
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-24
TRINITY EPISCOPAL 'ho"'

sunday school each Sunday az 10
your child needs religious anu Dd mora nora
10 o%, ining to develop religious and mora ',a,
tra,,,ne tt a anhnea u and woomanhood: Are yo, 70,
iilannot ~ # that it is attending SUNDAY
school each Sunday s;rs. anf
Services are held every ,,t tla. servic,
t,ird sundays at II a. m. Mex! t., SCI Nov Slu,
thn1u .,, 10 held on Sunday morning NOV ~
VIII s, De pees bees meet every first and thlre
q nusy Govs trinity Guild meets every
saeu'a s,Lu and third Wednesday noon
i'rS' ' G. H. SEVERANCE De""
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-24
AC1INE IN OROyILLE.

: Curtis biplane in
R. D. Clampett and
u nyt came sailing into
ede a landing at the
me machine made the
sschee to Tonasket, but
4 gasoline continued the
we for a supply. After
the aviators returned
mere they made several
ap citizens desiring to
~. sensation of an aerial
ne evening the plane
vville. remaining here
and Sunday nights.
= and Okanogan early
Saturday several
willie were taken up on
n ms punishment was a
P only a few felt able
Il 'ment. The gentlemen
plane were experience
Srs, and the machine
same type as the one
!hfticn flights here on
2 wind was blowing all
eut that did not inter
nghts. Flying machines
s'ty in this part of the
very flight was watched
neat by the population.
p:fson in town had a
ner neck Sunday from
necking. The time ia
Y Distant when the hum
motor will be as COM
sAins Of an auto motor
no more attention
= Of a car does now
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-24
FREEDOM MISSION.

Christ taught us that we serve NJ ~ .
when we. serve our fellow men. men
preaching Sunday at 8 p. H. -, rlay %
meeting Wednesday 7:30 p. M every
body welcome. ,,rNcrp
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-24
,,,rIrp UNANIMOUSLY.

(II4I'-
:, o,tep the case that a vote
,.,.,o. Is cast unanimously in
.,,v. on any question sub
!. ~ number Of voters. and
Y, " !, Ibis the case when the
!, ~ ssainst a proposition
y !, ,lditional financial burden
( .l,eed upon the shoulders
~. but that is what hap
Sssrday, when the land
..aar. the West Okanogan
,rIutien project were called
|. .sdotse I proposal for the
: ,dditional bonds to the
! ,s1rly half a million dollars
A, 4 be used in permanent inn
ss upon the system. The re-
n vcss speaks volumes as to
.~Il,m OF the benefits thar
,,'say ,ccrued to property own
n tAs system, and demon
! loud investors that the land
- Wiling to assume an ad-
I,aabledness and feel per-
u.01ent that increased value
~ 1 perfect irrigation sys-
~ he assumption of the
a. IN I feeling of certainty
~ 1ullar Of that obligation
hally met when it becomes
4 ur>eted 1 favorable vote in
,1lItlonal bonding. but the
neuhe hacker of the propo-
n nrdly have expected that
= rurlN be voted without a
lu1nllng ballot.
i,dlm vas called for Satur-
h>s IL 1919 by the board
~ 4 the district for the
n 1smining whether or not
~ ~ Of said district in
~ 1l5o, 900 under the forty
~ te issued" The dis
I'M up into three election
E6iaioa precinct No. l COW
4 ~ art Of the district ly-
~ south boundary line
Il with the polling place
a 8. B. Gjerde, in the
Orchards. Election Pre-
lI11ired al that part of the
IN Of the north boun-
- 3S, and north of an
- separating sections
sections rs and 81. in
M the polling place
01oe at Ellisforde. Elec-
a 8 covered all that
liI lying south OF the
&octions % and 90 from
IN township 3S with
~ creamery building
nasket. In Precinct
y 6ote cast for the bonds
= vt In Precinct No. z.
J ~ tast In favor Of bonds
= aoDlnst In Precinct No. 3.
] m east in favor of bonds
= mt A total of $50 votes
- ~ three precincts with
A t1te In the negative. No
~ Nefe land owners under
- ~ were prevented from
= = mother from going 70
- + stands to reason that
y vote favored the bond
they would have made
clor their opposition.
tAe election is highly
y board of directors of
leH as to the residents
ktict both in the coun-
-. It means that the
ts to be placed in q
lou, with a large in
Qlume of water to be
y the system has
~ the most promising
~ in the west. The
ater has made a desert
Dot, and increased the
my fold. Land that 4
ras not worth paying
nth, and has been sold
y II 900 an acre. That
yoee in value certainly
efganization of the dis
I!E IuctiOn of the systom
y While. That land is
geriorate any in the fu-
81 undeveloped portion
qitiyati0n and is made
eere value is going to
!. Within five years the
QFth many times more
= Of bonds issued to
u leffect the system.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-24

sunday is not a day of rest for the tn,
sunGdy hiyds Of this locality. About e eS.
game ge,', Ul'oS owning a gun is out on tina. tha'
eryooSy oStor w waterfowl and upland o'raS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13
Registro Civil
NACIMIENT0S.

In mao del senior IGnacio Cara y de
la sonora HerIinda &c Garza. en- lil5 W.
Commerce.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13
Ell ~asalto.

Fl cobrador. senci Duarte, y ell
bandido caminaban, el Scgundo tras
cl primcro. V cuando no habian an
dado sino mos cuantoS pasos, ei des-
conocido. repentinamente Y lie una
manera v%iolenta. volteo Y do al Sc
nor Duarte IN golpe formidable en-
el estomago, al miSmo tempo que
le apretaba Ia beca con un panueio
~oloroso q cloroformo. FL cobrador.
maltrecko por e. teSterazo rec!bldo,
no tuvo tempo de gritar, sintlendo a
los cuantoS seguEdos que Sc desva-
necia Y que. al fin %quedaba fuera de
conocimiento. hgrega el Quar-
te. que va cuando Sc dormia, eScucho
una voz lejana que dijo: dale prom
10, Y que va no supo de e.
Lo cream muertO.
Cuando uno de los moZos vic al Sc
nor Duarte en- ell suclo. creyo que es-
taba muerto. Y mientraS sc adelanta-
ba a dar aviso. coloc6 ell panuelo que
estaba iunto al cuerpo y. 10 puso de-
baio de Ia cabeza. contribuyendo dc
eSta manera u que el sueno del
Duarte fuera mas intense y lie eau
sara mayores trastornos en- vista dc
que padece de una vieia affection or
ganica que Sc opone a los anestes!coS.
Momentos deSpu6s Sc recogio al Sc
nor Duarte Y Sc do aviso a la policia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13

and CO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13
APARECEN LADR0NES A
LA ALTA ESCUELA
(V!ene de ia Ia

tie desconocida para q. Por IN error
e! conductor de la maquina 10 subio
I'M piso mas arriba. el cual %desanduvo
o la escalera angosta del edificio.
LEGO Il cuarto piso de Ia casa. Y
cuando va Sc disponia a dirigirse a
las oficinas que buscaba lie salio al
encuentro I'm cabaliero elegantemen-
te vestido. preguntandoIe que que era
10 que deseaba. FL senior Quartz III
dic6 su objeto. V el d~esconocido lie
diio vamos para senalarle, siguiendo
adelante por un corredor estrecho y
sin genie.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13
CINCO NIL SOLDADOS SERAN Ii
CENCIADOS EN- ESTA
SEMANA.

En- el Campo Travis Sc han hecho
arreglos para que cn Ia emana CUE
hoy principal sean l~icenciados cinco
mil Soldados, de los que ]pertenecen a
aQuel campamento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13
NUMENTA EN- CHILE LA M
PORTACION AMERICANA

PUNTA ARENAS. Chile, abril 3
Por haber permanecido este pals III
communicate tan largo tempo con Eu-
ropa. les importadores chilenoS han
hevho gran numero de pedidCs a los
Estados Unidos. este ano. esperan-
dose cue en- 10 successive ocurra 10 mis-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13

POE CoRTo TEMPO HEMos MoDIFICADo NUEsTRos PRECIos. EXAMES /,
.PRUEBA GRATIS. No nande dnero. Pagarau listed depaes que los. reba a su salts
Ecrbanos hoy mino mandandonos SUI ronfrc y direction unto con este anuu
coy lie renniremosp r Express este hernoo rcx d orc cnceado para sehrao pa
ra cbansro. Al emod de los que asan los ferrcarrHeoS -aJuado su mcvImieua cor ii
v5ver acomaHco niqmado. de cco drH.. con izcTstadones der ihas preaosas toi
pfnca vz en- uo): Lonuna. die. afer de cotata, titles para afmrse.c nsiter
les IN craro pleas: aamo phna fuentey navajo: Esos aricaos vahn en- cmL
qnr ae $500. Nutrop rc de sl27S. ea ABSoLUTAMENTE GARANTIZAnC
S. es una pruLa de nuetro Gho y del vabr dc 10 que ofreemo. Eonomicc su dine
70 exsmin.ndon uctrosa ruts antics dc comuar en- oa pate Mande $780, en- tmarr
Dc corro como prHh@ de- que dca taaT. Las orrne- dc Mexico de%n vemr aconpa
dc u vaor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13

Perfume dc marca fraacesa. v.c-
gantemente cnvaSado de los 81
guientes aromaS: Hsliotropo. Lilas
Blancas. LilaS del Vale. Jockey
Club. Nioleta, Rosa Blan- On
ca. Etc. Pomo .........SoS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13
ESTADu DEL TEMPO.

Sc anuncia para hoy, Ell San Antonio y
-, alrcGedorc>. IN dia paTcialnentc nuh!a-
do. yariando n temperature minima entire
- : 80 GrEdos. S~cplaran moderados VEN
tc$ del Sur.
Fl ;crm0mc;ro marco aver Ia tempcra-
tura siguiyute:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13
LA SOCIEDAD MEDICA Pc
TOSINA

SAN LUIS POTOSI abril 9.-Pa-
recc un hecho que el Dr.. Jose Men
DEE Macias podra organizar la So
ciedad Medica Potosina, que Sc dlsol-
VIC a consecuencia del estado amor
NAL que crearon los aconteclmlentos
revolucicnarios.
FL DR.. Mendez ha comenzado a ira
baiar con TODD empeno en- la reorga-
~nizacion de la sociedad de que Sc ira
ia. V para hoy ha citado va a todos
los medicos de Ia Iocalidad para con-
ferenciar sobre tan interesante a.
sunto.
La cohyniln de la H"astecG.
Por disposition de Ia Secretarla de
Guerra. Sc ha hecho cargo de la jefatu
"a de opcraciones de la Huasteca Pc
tosina ell jefe carrancista Ricardo
Gonzalez sustituyendo Il Manuel {.
Larraga. quien va hizo entrega de
las fuerzas V demas elementos de que
RIA u tenia Il su disposition.
Conzalez ha establecido su Quartet
General en- Ciudad Guerrero. 2unto
cercano o Wales, considerandolo de su
ma importancia estrategica.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-09-11

The past week has again brought
into the full glare of the foot lights
of the political stage a Cava-
lier county favo1ite son who has been
spoiled in the making. If Neil C.
Macdonald only had the gift of zee.
ing himself from the same viewpoint
as the large majority of the people Of
this state, perhaps he would be brought
somewhat toward a realization of
what he has done as the willing tool
of the dominating. powers that be
since his overwhelming defeat for
re election as state superintendent of
public instruction by Miss Nelson.
Since the enactment last winter of
laws which %visciously rob the office
of state superintendent of its ability
to upbuild educational affairs the
stage setting has teen quietly under
way for the temperance of Neil Nc
Donald and the shaping of the states
educational department 80 it might
be transferred to a board of control.
1t is with this stage setting that the
curtain raises with this Cavalier
product resurrected from the grave
yard of defeated politicians in the
spot light dominating the board and
usurping the duties of his successor
in. Office. The board has delegated to
Mcdonald such authority that his
ideas as to schools will practically
over ride those of his successor in
office, Sup't Nelson. Incidentally
Mr.. and Mrs. Macdonald have been
restored to their accustomed place on
the states pay roll. He has man.
aged to hang onto a job, but in doing
&c has had to let 20 of the esteem
and we'll wishes of the majority of
self respecting people of the state,
It is really too bad that Neil c.. Nc.
Donald possesses not the gift of see.
ing his present day attitude from the
tie nationally minded angle of the
general public.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-09-11

Again last week for the third time
North Dakota's non partisan execu-
tive, Gov. Frazier, has had laid at
his feet a presidential endorsement.
This time he is the announced ~favorite
of the labor party in convention as
sembled. 1t is somewhat early for
even the warmest admirer of Cover
nor Frazier to expect this swarm of
presidential bees to make a safe flight
from Bismarck to a party nomination
in national convention a year hence.
Neither North Dakota Tor its COVER
mol have attained anything along the
line of notoriety of late years that is
likely to secure for its favorite son
a presidential nomination in any kind
If an old party. 1t is not by any
means a matter for %serions consider
ltion. Its a mere happenstance that
Won't materialize and therefore can't
work any injury other than the dis
appointment of he who aspires-if
he really does.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-09-11
RIDDEN DANGERS
Nature gives timely warnings that
no Langdon citizen can afford

nO citizen can 8HOrQ
to ignore
Danger Signal No. / comes from
the kidney secretions. They will
warn you when the kidneys are weak.
Well kidneys excrete a clear, amber
fluid. D%isordered kidneys send out
a thin. pale and foamy, or q thick,
red, ill-smelling urine. foil of sedi.
ment and irregular of passage.
Danger Signal No. 2 comes from
the back. Back pains, dull and
heavy. or sharp and acute, suggest
weak kidneys and in that case warn
you of the danger of dropsy, gravel
and Bright's disease. Doan's Kid
ney Pills are endorsed by thousands.
Here's Langdon proof:
c. O. Rye, prop. plumbing shop
Third St. w. says; ~ have used
Doan's, Kidney Pills off and on for
some years and have found them
great. The kidney secretions have
passed too freely and have been
highly colored. My back has ached
across my kidneys. Doan's Kidney
Pills have always given me fine re.
lief. ! use them now as a proven.
tive and l never let the trouble get
a start"
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Rye had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs,, Buffalo. N. Y.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-09-11
Added Municipal Improvement.

The new business disposed of at
the September meeting of the city
council held on Tuesday evening, the
End inst, included the ordering of
the construction Of a suitable cement
sidewalk at the north end of the
culvert at the coulie or Spruce street
Tim council also decided to negotiate
with j. F, Ramage for the purchase
of land needed to make Poplar street
of the stand ard width. The land is
nov valuable and adjoins the nor.
thern boundary of the city limits and
has Of late years been gradually mer-
ed into desirable building locations
by Langdon home dweliers.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-09-11

Two of Walsh county's weekly
papers, the Herald, at Park RIVER
and the Tribune, at Edinburg have
succumbed since September 1st to
the iniquitous state printing law.
Perhaps the martyrdom of the home
town paper in which communities
like Hannah, Edinburg and Park
River suffer will bring the reading
public to a realization of Townley
controlled politics or what has been
misnamed a farmers non.partisan
league is doing to- affect their COM
:nunity welfare.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-09-11
County Salvation Army Drive

: Monday the 22nd. is the start
off of the Salvation Army Drive in
this county. Archie Sillers the CAL
vim banker, who is at the head of the
drive expects to have Cavalier county
go ever the top with its quota of
Sc, 900 within twenty.fonr hours of
the start off. A prompt reponse is
asked for when the call reaches you
the amount Individually is small
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-09-11

Many farmers are experiencing
having the wind-up Of their threshing
ielayed until along toward the end
Vt the week by the rainfall of a half
day Tuesday.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-09-11

There has been an ominous silence
on the part of the kept press over
the state eince the announcement a
week ago of the Neil c.. Mcdonald
appointment at the head of the
advisory school board. They must
realize that the temper of the people
must not be too severely tested.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-09-11

Subscription $500 per aunum Canada S2.59
per annqm. Advertising rates on application.
Communications must be received by Tuesday
1ooa to receive promptattention.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-09-11

FENCE POSTS FOR sALE-1 have
rs. 600 fence posts for sale all AL
posts cut last winter call at my
farm one-half mile east of Olga.
A. M. 'Plante.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-09-11

THREsHERs BOoKs.-The good
kind that keep all your accounts.
Statements verified by owner of
the grain and properly indexed.
Price 81 at this office.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-09-11
( WANT Column COLUMN ] !

FOR SALE-Being about to leave
here 1 offer for sale my drying
mare, Trilby. She is without a
blemish and one of the best road
sters in the county, Also a Pull
mar auto. 1917 model, only driv.
en- a trifle over 4, 600 miles and is
in perfect running condition. Prices
reasonable. P. P. Kopriva SO
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-09-11
Epurlfr=Denrorrat.
Al. KEHMSTEDT. Prop.

Published every Thursday morning at Lang
DIN, Cavalier county, North Dakota.
Entered at the Post office of Langdon small
matter ofthe Sacond Glass.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-09-11

HOUSE FOR SALE.-A good house
and barn on lot 50x14O. Income
from rent will pay for property.
Choice location. j. A. Preusche.
Langdon. 5.tf
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-09-11

RESIDENCE PROPERTIEs.-Three
desirable residence properties in
Langdon. If interested see Jas.
G. Dickson at once. 3.tf
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-09-11

AUTO FOR SALE.-A second hand
six cylinder seven passenger car.
a be had at a bargain. Apply to
DR.. A. o. Void. -52-tf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-26
Richmond Has 24.7i4 Telephones.
SENTENCED TO DIE IN CHAIR
FOR ROSA BlCOFF'S DEATH
Clifton Allen, Young Negro. Claims
Pan Shot Wife nf
Ncrchnnt.

Clifton Allen Was Yesterday CON
victed oy a jury in the Hustings Court
or the murder OF Mrs. Rosa Btcoff, and
was sentenced - suffer the death PEN
atty In the electric chair After hav-
ing heard the evidence and argument
in the case for tho better par, Of the
day, the jury returned it's verdict at
$3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Allen
Is a young negro.
The principal witness for the Com
monwealth MAS Mrs Bicon's husband
Samuel Ecotf. ~" testified that sew
eral months ago Two negroes entered
his store Al hight and attempted "a
rob him. His wife walked in front OF
him, and one OF the negroes shot her.
and from the effects OF this wound she
died
samuel Hill, colorcd, told the police
that he was one OF tho men who en-
tered the store. but charged that the
fatal shot Was fred ny Allen
William Taylor colornd was also
before the cour, yesterday. He pleaded
guilty TO bisamy, ami was sentenced TO
three years i'm the pcni'cntiary.
A Special grand jury returned over
100 Indictments against corporations
ana business men VINO failed TO pay
their privilege taxes a the time re-
qutred by Ian. This grand Jury also
returned Indictments against Is. c.
Gates and Hardy Robinson These men
are charged with malicious wounCinc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-26
NEGRO CONSUMERS LEAGUE
Is ADDRESSED BY FlNNEGAN
Coal nj 81 Less Per Ton mud Food
stuHs at Reduced Prices
Promised.

Coal at 50 less ton and food stuffs
at a 20 per cent reduction was the
keynote OF meeting O: the Colored
Renters and Consumers League held
last night at the Third Street Metho-
dist Church. President NJ. g. Finne-
gan, of the white organization. to-
eether with President r. w. Mer-
chant. l.. w. Glazebrook and Giles f.
jackson, Colorcd addressed the gather
Much enthusiasm was shown when
Mr.. Merchant told them that .lreadv
he had bought eggs for his ne iGhhors
al - cents dozen less than the
cents each cheaper. and that n lot OF
-four was now on the way at a great
reduction to the purchasers.
Giles jackson asserted that because
pleted he. had had to turn down
carload Of coal offered him at a price
which would have meant that il could
hc placed in The consumers cellar at
total cost Of $7.,5 a ton lie assert
ed that more coal would be forthcom-
well on its feet. Many of those present
testified TO the eVcr-!nCrcaSing cost o.
food and clothing. and guaranteed
their support of tho consumers move
mcnt
Il, vas stated that the white branch
Of over coo President Finnegan ana
Vice President Merchant agreed 10 go
TO Newport News Monday and to Nor
folk Tuesday night 10 address and aid
IN the organization OF similar leagues
n those cities. The next meeting Of
Angus, 4 at the Third Street Mctho-
dist church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-26

alumni Of "a WIN 6 Chandler Will address the
| M,S,rnoon az ociov> IN the Uniyersty,
w, Woodland Heights BAPTIST Church Will
sxsnGs a Srd FIX 2 for 70 tn, II S s. 'h ai
the "hutoh building fund.
TO-DAY the Law ana Equity Courts vaca
man man SEASON h,EtnS. but the court has some
close for lew DAYS. ""U wa "o' "''u''N
). r.. Bailey in rol.cc Court Yesterday
N ctfS MIMI MIN storing arden, spirits at 6i5
July So it was decided. '''''S"s' 'Sa'"
S"S was ens sGSS F'2 E@is G 9a%
open ana WIZ" was onSl%,inS car With mnniyr
'ati s. FOR similar cGensc. t. i'o'"'"S
stone who "a! on an OPEN knife GS In '1 pSTSh
operation ycs'er,iay a, IhS M T"aSTWs"' a an
n,tsa Tho cash was very severe and be-
,rn Mrs As{amdsr Mcleod has received word
sIrFivai from France. rhe cso,Gin Is Is IN IN
home in Glen Allen. lisaTyo coun,S - MS
without a license and violating N" sunday
va" EcseFay in roiia aeE COLT Ss Ef a the mrGsi
;,. fa,s he was nned $ ana The former
Apni!caton WAS made tho State Cor
tor for III" Richmond Ncighborhood Asso-
,t which Is h%ing organi.%d TO nro,
youth ~ The City. ora Il. Stokes IS prc>-
dent; II. T.. Thompson. vice president: Mag
Eio NJ. iii.l secretary. and y. H. Kerscy.
treasurer.
Members OF the Patrick Henry Council.
order OF Junior American Mechanics. will
80 to S3maria Indian Bapiist Church in
Uhnr's Guy COUNT; SUNDAY. 10, rres.n,
Acting chief q. ". Atkins of tho Chick
ahominy tribe. will ACCEPT the Eifts in he
half of the school
Th" will OF Thomas l.. Blanton who died
recently. was filed FOR probate Yesterday in
The chanc9ry Court. tho Virginia Trust
COMPANY ana $. {. Hatcher qualifying aS
exc Cutors OF tho estate. which valued
at $i@oo'o. Practically tho entire propertlv.
under The terms OF the Will IS bcGuoathcd
TO Mrs. Blanton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-26
LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES
SPEAK IN SOUTH RICHMOND
south Side Citizens Association Holds
record Mns>-AIeeting in lust
InSS Court.

Of Delegates last night addressnJ a
record meeting of the South Side cir
,Zens Association in Hastings cour;
idrt IL. Inc courtroom was filed and
many turned away from tho I6orS
number Of women, perhaps thirty. were
at the meeting. Speeches were limited
10 ten minutes. Augustine Royal.
chair. 80
James T.. Cannon, who is a soma
'orlai candidate, was unable to be-
other asp!rants for seats in tho Sonat.
VINO spoke arr: Morgan r. Nns and
!, O. Wendenburs; for the House Of
!G!s gates. j: T. Bethel. a. .. Boschcn.
Gray liaddon. Graham Is lIobson.
James T. Jones' James H. Price
George l.. Wilcox. Two Senators and
nNc members of the House arc 10 he
elected At the primary August ..