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AMERIt t\S. ~ BRITISH
ARMY THI,E tII\ l,I\OII

Aflfas. " S. March i2-rhreats -
three hunorea troopers Of TIE British
army who enlisted IN the Unted
United states. eighty. ore C. then
American citizens. 70 sins the trans
port roles unless inned sieiy sllo~es
TO land sno proceed 20 destinations r
tne United States ~ rail. ~sre report
ed 10 the Canadian svshorties TO-DAY
by csptsin Jackson. comrar5er o. ,re
transport Captain Jackson ,clo the
authorities thst te had no guns aboard
ard that rls ship ~as ., the mercy o.
the soldier
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II Paul NN BI
e. or CONVENTION tin

81 PAU. March i2--St Pau is oein9
effie aliy eonsiderea for the republican
national convention nest year. 4 b.
earle kao~n this s'ternoon. 4 poss
nHity es holding the convention IN tnc
local auditorium vas discussed Nth
VIII Rays. the nat onsi chairman.
when Il conferred With local repsbii-
cans o. Minnesota here recently.
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w snlen Voters Go
"Oper The Top
In Levy Fight
Mexican Oufiaw
Band Wiped Out
By Regulars

Nupalsa Artr March p leachin
othoA. Naau, 50 ~ ehe lea ths "a.
aui hand which attacked = Nssiean
fAlircad ifais ln January iafs. slli
tnu forty three persons. ~ss eAptur
cd and s.eeutea and hls nana Nipsd
o..t At stefra nae sttsste - ths eio
Naauis sss,rss, ses1ay issf. accord
iao % efflosai Assisae aasiess -
celsrd here today fhs aiapa,snes
aaId that bea,dss oehos tnir,y msm
bsfs - she band ssefs either kiiled
- TIE fohs o. executed later
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-12
SCHOOL LEVY VOTED ny
MAJORITY or MORE THAN
THREE TO ONE WOMEN
TURN OUT AND DO sPiEs
DID WORK FOR FIRST
TIME IN HISTORY or THE
STATE WOMEN ACT As
COUNTERS AND CLERKS or
ELECTION NINE MONTHS
or SCHOOL INSURED

The eiesfen held yesterday go suts
an additional lssf a. 50 support /.
the ,'fs Schools fof ias tem.ns YfaF
was an unqualified sNiuff fag saa
eatlon ana ihe spms liY mAiof.if
20 over lhue fo oas lhe levy oaili
"a the rssef nxures ffom tbv thfae
voting pfesiasia tulsllaa ses votes 90
ihe iets 81 az aNsiasf
the ~umon nf uatpflr eninsa Coz
ihe iifs' Time sHh sll ne flfhfs an1
poeerH uf a soteteHn saira just nsi
nfailf ln, ne slsslian ln hand ant
pul lf over A. nu prssinsi vsa there
auY organized cffari e. dsisat ta low.
hul tns male 81 fao species wefa seiua
shai indifiefent fesafdina iha guea
unn AMI Tea fhe somea 40 ihe ~ofs
pa te hauncf sfbosi prceluet Mrs
Afihuf plhhons acted a. rlerk uf ihe
hoald ans AZ "a % lHaasn MIS-
rrsaEuo i,as tni Me- Tum Nsloh
acted A. counters aF lhe taptal.ifli
preDina Thursday eaiaAlahing ln tha
lliy tho ploeelent IF hsflas iho fifst
somon election officials in Oklahama
There ~sfe tafca victims pfeclaett
designated and ihe fsault from each
Nas aa iullows
Capital nli school
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Bunsos AIRES. March ~ Ninn A.
fonso % spain has informed tire A.
genuine charge d'affairs - Madrid ,hat
BE expects 20 vist south America
v4thin Two years The charge com
muniea,sd this 20 ,hs Aegsnt'os for.
eiun minister today
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ut\. u tIiliIt ,DlD
tIOt ~. >IiOOIS POI.ilIuI>

Chicago. March Two policemen
and civilian are - hospitals to-day
with bullet wounds nflicsso by q man
hauicaoeo - MS o~n house while
the latter hes n a r,oroue ~l,h part
oi rs head blown 80 D. turning MS
~ea-on againsi hinses
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N\utiiiil ~ \tli ~
~ n iul> tIlisiAl

Me-. Vera March fs Win ia2f
troops the steamship le~ar arrived
here today from 81 NaIsire Unl,s
included the sthth trench mortar bet
tery three officers ard ifa men % the
Ninetieth dlvision taasionai army
troops % rssas. Arisena. Nsss Mssieo
and oklahomal Co. Camp eo~ie, o.
and Travis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-12
RIOTS MD REVOLT
N MANY III TOWNS

loncor. *srcr i2-Riots have oc-
cures n vsrieus German towns oUt
soe cf Berlin snc = spsrtaesn revol:
has broken out ~ rsrlbers. according
20 ar Excrsnse Telegraph oispstca
fror- cepenhseer.
The riots are sac 20 Rave resulted
fron general strike supportes By the
spsrtsesrs
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paris. March IA sitting of tire
peace conference q nov conterplat.
ed before ire hnai completion 81 the
ierus o. peace. 10 be presented 70 the
Germans. according 20 Reuter's Pans
eerreSporent Tne explanation %
ihis step a. gwen by ar authoritative
6raish source. Is that the question Of
peace with Germany Is one tina, con.
Germs orly the po~ers thas toos cor.
terence 20 permit the delegates q
other eoun,r,es 10 tsse par ~ ae
alterations ~ winch they have no
direct interest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-12

Washington Narh Two lm
portani featufes "a ihe situation con-
cerning me lesgue 81 nations plan ar
dlscefnable io SENATORS remaining n
Washington They ar
firs Thai M re,lden' u |nt,n
upon making ihe league a com leisni
q. ihe general treaty ~ psae. - e.
torwoven In ne web ana ~oef II ma
documeu, that n eanno, be detached
from f
Second Thai there Is entire VIII
insne on ne part 81 man, support
ers OF the loaea, 10 lh country So
amend ihe present traf % ihe con
siHuuon ~ ne league Is mesi oo
jccilons urged asainst b.. sHhouen
there Is no assurance ihai presid,ni
Wilson b. willing . absic h.s in
sisience upon soh,rsnge to he or's
inai dran
lr pretron President Left.
President Wilson left iaunc. m
preston IN several quarter ihai a.
believes ne 'eaeac - nations iisu
must b. luoof GRATED in me freaif
which 9fIi declsre u,ats inde,i ihsl
D. viii form "a essen .sl nhsrea.
par 81 e. wifholi which psacc ians
nigh b. neeec'ual eventually IN.
view is noi haired hs the republican
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There am De- puhlir recoafIan hsii
s thu rr 81 d church Monday
nIehf in honor ~ ne paaiuf Dr John
san and Ma johnson Al mfmbefs
81 ihr church and friend uf lhe fsmlf
arr invited
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-12

80 Orleans is MACH EsH
ern Oklahoma ionlFht cloudy warmsf
South portion colder 0ufrmn nurA
portion Tsursda, elaaal muea cold
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-12

Guthrie haa splendid schools and
iAo eitl believe. ln maintaining them
On haala ~ second a. mono 81 the
evira of oklahoma Tho result IN
yesterday election means that tha
preaoni standard oi efficiency wili be-
maintained faat addition teachers
vl'l he employed 20 caro- for the be-
frrasins scholastic population ant
fhai ine hpiliiars ~lii he Kept IN 0fas
class condition aNi needed sanilaii
nn installed g alaa means that ihosa
~no nppoaa aafle.eni revenue % kee.
fhe a'hpols Ia ihe beet ~ condition
tna cffitien,y are .n So saali nnmb
50 aa la be- practically neeiFahlo
fhoso eho have opposed aumoa
auiflaFe received kneak oul blow
in ihe onfnei Df yeefrfasYa election
None 0f ia0ir ireaua tame inss The
best women u Guhu0 eefe ln esi.
aeufe A. ihs pn'ls aud Instead ~ tao
awful effort tn 0finn -faphosfsl
about lhe towering ~ ease Standard of
vomanhooa ~ allosins fheui ia sos.
lho scenes at fas fsHaIs nfaoInrfs
eefe conducted n 9ale sfiefY
say and tho pfetehn af ifa iff.ss
fafe uure ihe color ~ a Hel tfoss
mo'irf fhan aus thlaf iels esal'ias
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-12
WHITE SLAYER IS ON
TRIAL FOR MURDER
William Toothaker. Who Killed
Mother of i5.Year Old Girl
He Ruined, Has Slim
Chance of Freedom

psuhusAa. March ecail
William Tooihaker an osssc ,oan d
raaenman Hs4as asaH ihe Washington
county hne. was placed on irai fn
me district eour here today on 6
cA4rge ~ kiHlnr Mf ana Nr iaue
baldwin tenants on one 81 his farm.
hiiie NOR, than a wear asn
The entire afternoon a. uN ls,d
ir securing iun
whlis Slave Case Pending
1ooihakrr is defendant ia nhdf
Slave ease nov rendIne In lha tna,a
States court Tor ihe western district
~ Oklahoma ia whleh me hfieen-
,sar-ola daughter - Mm haidsIn.
lh.ldu1ns stoQ daughter .s implicated
~ 3 alleged 10 have iakfn me saang
slrl 20 Joplin $40 for immoral par.
loest
Tho kiiang ocearfrd on fhe daf his
white slave case was sal Cor irai u
oklahoma cts although fhe date ul
the trial had already been pos lI'oned
The ease was tried later hgf tbo larf
failed 90 agree.
Cir sa~ Mother KILLED
The Killing occurred ia ihf publ.
road iu from ~ The Baldwin home
which WAS closr to 1noihakers iaee
frl ~as attempting 10 run away io
join roofhasef again and fhal amen
Baldwin ran sfief hsr. caught Deer sua
was 1fiompinF fo foroe her fn b.
turn home Tooihakef shot Rim fhaf
Mrs BaiFw4n rushed io her husband a.
sssis ..e sua n fuu Was kINtd
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NevDraf
OfLeague
Is Likely

SOME OF THE LEADERS DIS
Germ WILLINGNESS or
SUPPORTERS TO AMEND TO
END OBJECTIONS. WHO
WOULD EsENT
CHANGES is ASKED; sUG-
GESTIoN MADE THAT
PRESIDENT MIGHT so ACT
TO GET THE TREATY
ADOPTED .vIa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-27

In execution OF decree Of the Law
and Equity Court Of the city Of Rich
mond. entered on January II, 1919. In
the suit OF Mary Magdelinc Cox, Admx.
W.. James Willeroy Cox ct ais, | will
sell by auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY %. 1919,
At O'Clock r. NJ,
the above mentioned property described
as follows:
CONNIE cing at said corner, thence
running castwardly and fronting on
the north line of Beverly Street Sc
feot. thence back northwardly between
parallel lines $50 feet to an alley II
feet wide
The building consists OF n large
store room aud five or six living rooms.
TERMS: Onc-third cash. and tho resi-
due in two equal inStallments mt six
and twelve months after da te. tho dc.
ferred payments to be evidenced by
notes. with separate notes for the in
terest, said interest payable semi
annually. The title to BIO retained until
all OF tho purchase money is paid, or
all cash at tho option OF the purchaser
oRDWAY FULLER,
Special Commissioners.
hereby certify that tho bond rn-
CURED OF the special commissioner has
been duly given.
LUTHER LIBBY, Clark.
THESE ads bring quick results r : -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-27
A DEPENDABLE USED
CAR AT A LOW PRICE,
WITH SERVICE
THROWN IN FOR GOOD
MEASURE.

You can count on three
things when you buy your.
car here. First, a depend
able car; second, the low
est price in the United
States; third, service for
that car when you need it.
And that last is very
worth while, for it means
that our interest in you
does not cease with the.
purchase of your car. A
customer first then a
friend of COBURN'S, by
reason Of square treat
ment. q
II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-27
HOUSEHOLD POLISI

Housewives. you are foolish TO pay
Csc for tho 4-ounce size bottle or
furniture polish when you can get
Dunean's Household Oil Polish for
4Sc per quart bottle delivered any
where in Richmond. You win find
puncan's Household OIL Polish the
hes. you ever used, or your dealer
Will refund your money. For sale
all ever Virginia, or dirse. from
Duncan. 14-A South Davis Avenue.
Phone Boulevard s7s. Richmond.
Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-27

Southern Storage Warehouse. Nor
folk. Va. Owner retiring from
business account il-ho.ith. desires
t" sell above. comprising we'll
constructed concrete building Qsox
100 feet. 2 stories). and fine cstub,
iishcd business "a tho storage Of
household goods and new automo-
blies. now paying over 90 per cent
and growing steadily. e. 81. Jor-
dan. s27 Cranky Street. Norfolk.
Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-27

ESQ and the interest /. oil that ~.
require you to pay back each month
OH $50 loan. Other amounts in
proportion. You can repay more at
any time or In full at your convent
encc. which reduces cost. Under the
present law all interest charges ara
alike. In considering where or from
whom you viii borrow, you should
consider tho services rendered ard
IN. terms OF repayment. Our terms
are easiest. a licensed and bonded
iiTm making loans $40 TO 5000 on
home furniture and pianos al such
low rata that you can afford TO
borrow our money TO make cash
purchases and make n profit there
on We take up loans from other
firms. advancing more money on
easier t.rmf See our manager; he
has n genuine desire 10 be OF SER
vice TO you In your financial mat
ters. Citizens Loan Society AT
Eakt broad Street Second floor.
fhone Randolph 1885.
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BY POLLARD & BAGBY,. INC,
Real Estate Auctloneers.
COURT SALE BY AUCTION
OF \
Two Story Frame Store
and Dwelling.
40 WEST BROAD STREET.

SITUATED AT THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF BEVERLY AND TEN
PIE STREETS. KNOWN AS NO. 1923
BEVERLY STREET
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-27
FINANCIAL
business Opportunities.

,rai or Western Virginia. repair garage
with agency for Ford cara Address p. b.
lipx No. g. willlamsburg Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-27

Watch SaccilIs: 1880
.ooEisin lo,,ysar gold alicd. sl6.5u--i.isin
cd: :o-ysar Gaze. $:s.5v--i. jewels. ad-
lus,ed: 2o-year case. &2l .0o--Eisin 20
year wrist watch. YOU always n:id YOU
can DO better "a; schaats. Jewelers. l:s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-27
Machinery and Tools

Machinery and Tools. Gil
BYERS-D. c. u. .. hois;ing engines com
binaticn Woodworking machines, planners.
lath mills. cdEers. air compressors en-
cry stands lathe. drill press. sha per.
blacksmith tools. shaftinG. hangers pull
ieSS' betting. '-horse-power mounted saso-
line engine. cicetric machinery. aceiylene
gas generators. laundry machinery. water
tanks. terra-coua pipe. boilers and en-
Einss. Guaranteed condition. 1. Blufo,I
Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-27

STEEL CONTRIBUTES of I'M
ton. The annue. meeting OF the stock
the 18th day o, February. 1919; at 2
the company. Virginia Railway and Power
Building. Richmond. Va, for the purpose
and acting upon tho reports OF the otn-
ccrs, and for the transaction OF such other
business may properly come before the
meet ing. Dated December 80. 1918. c. H..
Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-27
FINANCIAL

Business Opportunities. 30
DENTIST--To5 iocate in AItavisea, Va.
town OF is5Go. with good back country
Former dentist had more than he could
do. For particulars apply 10 Altuvista
Journal. Altayista Va.
ESTABLISHED IsUSi = Esi;--An opportunity
to purchase At less than cost ~ CONTINENT
little push can be made to pay well
Reason for selling, other business inter
Csts that take M entire time. For full
particulars. address G26. care Times
pispnt CHI.
FLOUR MlLfS--Vanted. miller or mer-
chant who VIII huy some STOCK In a new
6o-baryel "MidBet roller -four mills and
mills. Isom Dlmmntto.. I.unenbdrG. Va.
PROFITABLE BUsINEsS--YounR man. 49,
ia Willing to invest $1,000 TO $4,000 With
With profitable returns u GIa. care
Times'Dippnten.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-27
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles. as

HORSES AND MuLEs-,yirginla's Reliable
BaHaar Wolf & Brooks. You will find
plenty horses and mules. second. hand
wagons. bugSies and harness for sale
daily. Auction days. Tuesdays and SAT-
nrday. Bring up your surplus stock. We
W YOUR sG mon neSm sa iE1 S"H sna ySS can ss,
franklin Street Phone Madison 1884.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-27

Loans 49, legal rates without any
rces OF any Kind except the Interest
allowed by Law. Our unlimited capt.
tai enables US 10 supply your wants
promptly at the lowest rate and on
payments as low rs 81 per month.
The b'Kseat and tho best company.
Seaboard Security Co, los North
seventh Street Phone Madison
ijl:.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-27

40 acres. rs l.: miles from South -n
Railway. 10 miles from !iichinond: tented
ana cross-ienced: 10 acres clear. with nice
i nvG- ro9m house barn and other OUT
will trade equity LOT clear lot .-6i6. caro-
] lm.S. Dispn tCk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-27

W,ASTEp;; , to lend on %, country real estate
ford Co. $50 East Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-27

POLIsH--The old reIia BILE pol.
,Sn; onncians itousehoid OIL Polish. tho
i nni,sh mIsrhet Tor dusiing, eisanjns and
pianos. etc. for sale all over Richmoui
pg sFSScIS, druggists and hardware deal
GIs, ShouIl your dealer fail TO have IL
ner st nnar ph11H HSusyard $Is As cents
Get price by the gallon duncan" ~
South Davis Avenue va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-27

MECHhNICS--w Wanted {; first ciaas, auto
mobiic mechanics. See MIR. Avis. II. ID.
king Motor Corp, $50 West Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-27

JOB COMPOSy TOR--W Apply WuI
Street.
MAN to sell stock In \ company engaged in
DiSpatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-27

JANtTOR---W an experienced jan,toI
Tor othce building. Apply suprrinlcn.
tent Times Dispatch building.
Newark post., 1919-01-29

Hastings.
Public Highways-Wm. D. Dean,
chairman; Lord, Bunting, Lyons,
Hart, Parradee, Soper.
Public Lands-S. J. Warrington,
chairman; Brooks, Jakes, Lloyd,
Smith, Murine, Sherwood.
Revenue and Taxation-Willard
is. Gregg, chairman; Buckson,
Clendaniel, Danzenbaker, Mulvena,
Hastings, Hardesty.
Revised Statutes-Wm. Lyons,
chairman; Jester, Francis, Han
ratty, McNabb, Parradee, Sher-
wood.
+ Rules-Alex. P. Corbit, chair,
man; Jakes, Lyons, McNabb
Soper.
Stationery and Supplies-Chas
w. Parker, chairman; Klair
Gregg, Lord, Hardesty, Murine
Quigley.
Newark post., 1919-01-29
LEGISL ATORS MAKE
BIENNIAL VISIT
CONTINUED from Page y

erton, Clifford j. Scott, Thomas F.
Gormley, Horace L. Dilworth, Hon.
George w. Webster, Dr. H. G. NJ.
Kollock, Hon. John M. Walker, !.
Harvey Whiteman, Esq, Hon.
Frank R. Pool, Charles B. Evans,
ESQ, Hon, John E. Latta, Will
liam T. Lyman, Esq, Hon. Robert
Hillett, Daniel w. Cdrbett, Hon.
J. Frank Alice, Jr., DR.. L. Heisler
Ball, Hon. Charles d. Murphy,
Hon. Charles M. Curtis, Hon. Wal
lace S. Handy, Samuel H. Messick,
Hon. Edward B. Brown, John
Biggs, Esq, Hon. Asa Bennett,
Samuel H. Derby, Hon. Ira w.
Long, Thomas Davis, Esq, Hon.
Charles G. NAPLES, Edward d.
Hearne, Esq, G. H. Hope, Esq,
James V. McCummings, Harold
Kramer, Charles R. Miller, Harry
L. Robinson, G. W. Bunting, Rev
Frank Herson, Rev. W. r. Clyde,
E. i. Richards, H. W. McNeal
Warren Singles, j. p. Armstrong
Walter Geist, Chester Z. Ewing.
Thomas J. Green, E. C. Wilson
DR.. Watson, DR.. Charles H. Blake
Mr.. Vinsinger.
Hon. Jacob Schiefeli, Henry
Ridgeley, Esq, W. Watson, Har
rington, Esq, Hon. William Lyons
Jr., H. Rodney Sharp, Hon. Theo
dore w. Francis, Hon. H. Heald
Hon. John E. McNabb, Edward A
Evans, Hon. John J. Mulvena.
Hon. William n. Danzenbaker
DR.. Samuel G. Mitchell, Hon. vii
lard S. Gregg, DR.. George A. Har
ter, Hon. Aaaron S. Klair, PrOfes
sor Elisha COnOver, Hon. Josepl
Quigley, Dean Z. L. Smith, Hon
William G.. Brooks, Professor Mer
rill Smith.
Hon. Edward Lester, Jr., PrOfeS
sor Clinton O. Houghton, Hon. w
E. Hart, Dean Harry Hayward
Hon. Jefferson \. FStaats, Professo,
c. A. McCue, Hon. 7. J. Snow, Pro
fessor A. E. Grantham, Professo
G. L. Penny.
Hon. Abel Numbers, Professor Z
Y. Vaughn, Hon. John W. Smith
DR.. 7. F. Manns, Hon. Charles W
Hardesty, Col. f. P. PendletOn
Hon. James NJ. Sherwood, Profes
sor II. 7. Ruhl.
Robert Burns, James G. Shaw
James BucksOn, Boyd Mccoy
Harley StrahOrn, Mr.. Stetser.
Newark post., 1919-01-29

Lord, chairman; Klair, Buckson,
J. B. Warrington, Sherwood,
Stats, Quigley.
Education-S. J. Warrington,
chairman; Lester, Clendaniel,
Jones, Hart, Hardesty, Mulvena.
Committee on Elections-Wm.
c. Brooks, chairman; Jakes, Bunt-
ing, Dean, Hastings, Paradee, Null
vena.
Fish and Oysters. T. Buck
son, chairman; Jester, Brooks, j.
D. Warrington, Sherwood, Hardes-
ty, ]. w. Smith.
Game-Edw.' Jester, Jr., chair
man; Danzenbaker, Lester, H. S
Smith, Parradee, Quigley, Stats
! Insurance and Banking. E
Lloyd, chairman; Mulvena, Quig.
ley, Hardesty.
Judiciary VIM. H. Danzen'
baker, chairman; Lloyd, Corbit
Hanratty, Murine, Soper, Par
radee.
Printing-Wm. H. Jakes, chair
man; Parker, Klair, Lloyd, Quig
LEY, J. w. Smith, Hart.
Labor - Elijah w. Bunting
chairman; Gregg, H. S. Smith
Dean, Murine, Staats, Soper.
Manufactures and Commerce
VIM. H. >Danzenbaker, chairman
Bunting, Francis, J. D. Warning
ton, McNabb, Parradee, j. "
Smith.
Military Affairs-Edw. Lester
chairman; Lord, Buckson, Snow
Stats, Sherwood, Hardesty.
Miscellaneous-Harry E. Cler
daniel, chairman; Jester, Hanrat
ty, Corbit, Soper, Hardesty, Mu
rine, Hart, Hastings.
Passed Bills-Willard S. Gregi
chairman; Jones, Lloyd, Hanratt,
Murine, Hart, Hastings.
= Public Buildings. D. Wa
rington, chairman; Dean, Bucksol
James, Staats, Sherwood, Hare
esty.
= Public Health-H. S. Smitl
= chairman; Brooks, S. J. Warning
ton, Lord, Mulvena, J. w. Smitl
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EXecutive-George w. Webster,
chairman; Long, Brown, Walker,
Price.
Elections-John F. Richards,
chairman; Webster, Brown, Poole,
Latta.
Passed Bills--Wallace S. Handy,
chairman; Long, Walker, Poole,
Latta.
Educa ucation-James w. Robert
son, chairman; Short, Bennett,
Long, Gormley,
Finance John M. Walker,
chairman; Palmer, Webster, Ben
nett, Webster, Hollett.
Fish, Oysters and Game - Geo
w. Webster, chairman; Palmer,
Robertson, Alice, Hollett.
Insurance and Banking - Asa
Bennett, chairman; Handy, Rob
ertson, Alice, Hollett.
Judiciary - John M. Walker
chairman; Brown, Long, Bennett
Gormley.
Labor-James F. Alice, chair
man; Bennett, Richards, Webster
Price.
Public Lands-Edw. F. Brown
chairman; Walker, Poole, Brown
Latta.
Public Buildings and Highway
i. D. Short, chairman; Robert
son, Palmer, Richards, Gormley.
Printing and Supplies - AS
Bennett, chairman; Alice, Handy
Short, Murphy.
Revised Statutes-James F. A
lee, Jr., chairman; Handy, Palmer
Short, Murphy.
Committees for House
Accounts - Aaron F. Klail
, chairman; Lester, Jakes, Jone!
Murine, Quigley, Hardesty.
Agricultural-T. J. Snow, chain
man; Bunting, Danzenbaker, J. [
Warrington, Soper, Hart, J. [
Smith.
Appropriation Committee-Wi
, lard S. Gregg, Hanratty, Dean, Jes
ter, Mulvena, Parradee, Sherwood
Charities-Charles w. Parker
chairman; H. S. Smith, Bucksol
Brooks, Hardesty, Mulvena, Has
ings.
Claims-Wm. Lyons, Jr., chai1
man; Parker, Lloyd, Gregg, Nj
Nabb, Hart, Sherwood.
Municipal Corporations-The'
dore w. Francis, chairman; S.
Warrington, Lyons, Buckson, Nj
i. Nabb, Soper, Parradee.
, Private Corporations &C. '
Hanratty, chairman; Parke
: Snow, Klair, Mulvena, Hastings,
!, w. Smith.
Crimes and Punishment-J.
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Standing Committees in
Senate and House

In compliance with numerous re-
quests, the standing committees of
the Senate and House with their
respective chairmen are here
given.
Committees for Senate
AccOunts-John F. Richards,
chairman; Webster, Long, Handy,
Hollett.
Agriculture-Frank r. Poole,
chairman; Walker, Brown, Palmer,
Murphy.
Claims-James C. Palmer, chair
man; Richards, Handy, Robertson,
Murphy.
Corporations, (Private)-I. D
Short, chairman; Bennett, Robert
son, Alice, Hollett.
Corporations, (MunicipaD-Jas
W. Robertson, chairman; Short
Handy, Alec, Gormley.
Charity-Ira w. Long, chair,
man; Brown, Richards, Poole
Price.