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Evening star., 1919-05-16
Bows WearOut Clothes Rapidly

the duty to buy the Kind that viii WITHSTAND the
and tear longest and look well at the same time
That visiting the Boys Shop at Lansbug Bro where
YOU will find suits that we'll made for service
Evening star., 1919-05-16

EDITORIAL
Keep sending your maga-
zines overseas" to our
soldiers. who are keeping
the Watch on the Rhine"
These boys have more
leisure than ever before,
and need good reading to
keep their minds occupied.
The supply of magazines
has been reduced from ten
to two tons a month.
Gen. Pershing urges that
you renew your efforts in
order that our boys may
be kept happys
Just put a cent stamp on
through with it, mark A. f.
F. on it and drop in the
nearest mail box, Uncle Sam
will do the rest.
If you haven't the cent.
bring the magazines to this
store and we will gladly
supply the stamps.
Let's double and triple our
personal magazine contribu-
tions.
|~9D
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

WANT 10 men 10 take management
of branch houses. each man must IN
vest 81 .00O our business IN mhnu-
ADturing aluminium ware Address Ihe
Elgh, WAY Cooker 60. Ardmorc, Okla
NlCE lrtlc cafe NJ u bargain II taken
In noNt three days. call MI lIltkcu'
Maple SIS.
.gI.KOOM. nicely furnished best looa
tion, good business. walnut hN''
CAFE WANTED fOr cash, give partic-
ulnrs In first letter. E.ie, Okahomhn
homnm
FOE SALE CHEAP. n sold hy April I.
ii.fp0m furnished apartment house
no cncumhrauco, bringing owner lj'
IA month can Walnut 26i2 owner
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
Missouri

i6O.ACRE FARM. highly improved. 4.
good b-room house. large barn and
| two concrete sIlos: all leyol land.
clear Of stone: 100 acres In cultivation
Priced at II bargnin-S?35 80 per acre
and not u cent less: 81 500 viii handle !.
| balance long time. II, miles town.
! Robert Wood Investment Co. West
! Plains Mo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13

ron SALE. 900 acres rich soil. mild.
site on land: water plentiful and pure
producing oil and gas wells near. others
drilling. no mineral or oil rights re-
served sacrifice for $4,000: would sell
part J. + HYATT. owner. Sweden,
BuNuI 60 Tex
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
Choice Frwit a m d
Graim Farms

IN the OShfks. FOR particulars, ozark
Land CO., Spflngdalr, Ark,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13

FOR SALE Abstract plant in new oil
field. large county. good business,
average $1,000 per hnnum, pflH" o..
OOr. terms. $500 cash and balance on
terms ut convenience ot putchhscf Y.
V, care Oklahoman.
WANTED to buy vulcanizing plant for
repairing tires and tubes, must he
In first class condition and rels Innhlo
price NJ. r.. Chauuk, 18Th and T. Hob
ison St, Sapulpa. okla.
GOOD PAYING cleaning. pressing and
tailor shop fur sale In good live town.
V. X, oklnhomnu.
WANTED bakery II you wish ~ sell
tell me what YOU have. + VI linyss
2 y S,h - oklahoma CITY
FOR SALE or TRADE Fine s-roor
house, one and our-hnR lots. In To,
peka, Kansas, for property in oklahoma
| city Cill Walnut 1913
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

ID. 6. M;rRrd
Hotels. RooHIug Houses, on stocks.
List with ma Tor quick sale.
t0g,s West Main Walnut GAs2
.RESTAuHAN z aud confectionery
building, stock nud fixtures. 5000
near Ford plant the one best buy In
city 1908 West Main
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
Ii. Is.a

III A0""
n is-nIce weather n no change.
n H-tho time 10 look around
II is-fooming house, hotel, iortay D.
rant
IL grocery. confectionery, or other
business
II is-a safe bet. we have n.
II is-truc We know " everything iu
hotels. roomlng houses and other bust
ness opportunities.
II is-trIc you take no risk when 'ou
dead through us because We man" "a
thorough Investigation about IrN"H.
MORTGAGES. etc, before ,lHslns thy
transaction.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCKS

FOR SALE-Al or any part ot ~
shares OF Lucky Union mining stock
par value $500 per share. ~ A,hO. sub
ject only TO prior sale Address B.llOl,
care Oklahoman,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE


FOR SAiE-In Hrittor. good house and
S lots. Price 81 500: terms to suit. Ad-
drcss =. Krcpps. Esbert hotel. city.
WILL TRADE for we'll located modern
property. value about 81. 500. three
new automobiles Of good standard make.
T-J. Okla homnn.
IMPROVED Missouri aud Oklahoma
clear farms. l7is w. Grand,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
State Oil Map ard
Directory

rraly oil data. pipe lines. etc. size 36tlh
inches with alphabetical and numerical
directory. giving the names and location
NJ companies drilling extension ana
wildcat wells. Paper 81 Cloth So Lind.
g1y Map Co. India Temple Blhg, OK
ItN,utt CIV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13

FOR sALE--t2. 900 law library, Pacific
and Northwestern Reports, Encyclo-
pedlas tcxt books. l. u, Meyer, Gage,
Okla
WICKER sulky baby cart for sale. Ma
pie 2ss1-J.
100 LOADS good black dirt for sale.
Walnut t076. w..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13

OIL MEN ATTENTION,
Ranger made lcaAehOldera million.
aires over night Callahan county
iolns Eastland. and already has oil.
number " drilling wells and con-
tracts. fDfty.ncfo tracts leases. 500 10
$500 yer tract W. Homer Shnnks.
. tltde Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCKS
700 SHARES United for 200 Gladstone
Walnut igi6.

ron SALE sO-nrfo lease IN southeast
corner section 2 south, 10, Cotton
county 4. II IohnH0n. sli Security
lldg walnut isi ...----
FOR SALE or TliADE-lo shares ot
lnthescOpa stock, manufacturers nf
nlm and m0ylag picture machines al
M Sl shnfes oil stock. too shares Miami
Mining stock. all good l,oom boy
tfutk hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13

FINE MODERN pair lots In EnulswooA
addition: street Improvements %
paid; will take $500. half cash. Call or
addtep 2l5 Liberty BLDG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
Here You Are

PRACTICALLY new b-room
bungalow on West 18th. largo
living room, 2sxii. makes this
home equivalent IN size 10 six
rooms; has garage and driveway,
beautiful fixtures and decora-
tons; fine neighborh0od. and In
splendid condition: owner nov
Ing away Homes OF this kind
are hard 10 find. Phone for
appointment 10 see II today.
STONE. DWYER REALTY 90,
$40 American bank Bldg.
Phone Maple 1871
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
OUT-OF-TOwN REAL ESTATE

HAVE GOOD brick store building NJ
Thomas. Okla, to trade for land I'm
souihe,st part 81 state i. l. Bucy.
R,ftleNillr. Okla
FOR SALE-Two good lots in Edmond
" Nj. Oklnhomin.
TOH SALE-ilnve u good Groom mod
crn house. iOO-foot lot near Normal,
In Edmond. ". L.. Oklahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCK

ron HALE-Flrst hand leases IN Cot
ton and Tlllmnn counties. rock bot
tom prices Room bOi, Patterson nlig,
on STOCKS for trade; want mining
stocks what have you ana price v.
VI, care Oklnhomsn,
FOR SALE-Oll aud gas ieasa on five
lots IN tho town of Cement OklhhO.
ma Lots sjNla0 feet TOWuFlte
proven oll on two sides write g, T.
Kent Enid, Oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
RARE ONES

HNshHNb- ~ Nt@~
Home and Investment altogether y
beautiful duplex apartment house, iin'
lshcd basement, fine rnihgo ilno D.
room home IN rear, On full lots on
corner. northeast, 1T $500 0n
Fine new i-foOm rullnsuH bungalow
huilt IN features rooms I'm OAK, IRE
place and mantle, only s. $50 40, $500 90
cash.
Another rare nargnn, new ttnom
home. northwest on old paving lots ~
$40 n east front, only i.1J00O. -"
cash: balance iu the luiding a l.pnn
East capitol mn Fine room home.
on 3 mll lots. only 81 $1,000, terms
Farms ana garden tracts for sale W"
buy housrs to move away or wreck W."
buy l.iheriy bonds
Oklahoma Trust Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
STORE FIXTURES

AMERICAN CASH REGISTERS
AND DAYTON"
MONEY WEIGHT SCALES
POSITIVE PROTECTION.
WRITE FOR rRlCES
y W, TANNER, MGR
Wauu, 1886 32j Insurance Dldg.
10 FEET secondhand soda fountain;
some terms; also new SNl0 aud l2-
foot fountain W T HAYWOOD Soda
Fountain Go 2O1 west 2nd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
DO YOU KNOW

DO YOU KNOW
what r,o-a opportunities mean q"
,nur Iouh tbts, prices over carefully
'OTfVN NTN
IN acres In Sec -. if.lOw .,..... $50
u 4 in SW g.. N See 26-.s-low sH
;U 4 iu 50 O., ~ sec ii-3s-llN. 3"
N \. iu 81 q, ~ ser 2l-3r.llw .. a.
fn 4 In SW {. of Sec 2Js-l0w .. ID
sn \ In sec G-1s-l2w ....s...... ~
sW . of Sec J7-2s.gw .......,.... J.
sW ~ Sec i2-3H-lOw ...,..s...- u
Wv q, N Sec lt.?s-l3w .....t., NN
- .. Of Sec i2-?s.liw ......... o'
~ KAY COUNTY
NV ., NJ Sec l,-2i-N Sc. this IL
sur. winner fur quick buy
~ BUHkW'ENETT NSD IOWA PAl'k
We have about 5000 acres In th's'
fields IN blocks " to $50 acres rJng
.ug In price from 81 To- 81 nuo per acre.
Acme Brokerage Co., Inc.
oklahoma city. okla.
HG on ENchsur" Phon" Maple 'hlN
WILL SELL, 200 caldwell. 81 ,i. 200
United ON. Jig. 5cn Double Head. 9Jc.
s2l y Broadway. Walnut N'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
New Oil
. ell Plan

How many would like 10 pu' some
money 900 u mRh chV. clean plan
20 get oil, Hs follows No promotion
stock ~ MI. the promoters paying for
their stock the same Hs others, With nn
agreement thnt the rNpeus" account
HlIll not exceed 20 percent and the bul-
UuUo ~ the money held IN trust hy a
high yllHs huuk uH trustee tu be- prll
uuf ouN uu huutfic dul.ng contracts.
Al dflluE 10 D." done inside IA" proven
areas ~ BurhufUett and Iowa ltfk AMI
put no money in leases hu drlll share
W,'l4 either iH offsets ur on leases al.
Joining production ON this plan with a
ilW 600 company We can handle 50 NJ
20 drll not less than I tn Z wells and
should get oil IN 3 out " I at the least
calculation
Tho parties mpl.ng this offer Nrr
Wiling ~ buy stock ~ ihy-s-Inc rate
ls the others and Will put.'nis on fof
3. percent M The production
There Nl'l ho 40 -thfleS and the bus.
n,sf win 100 b." handled for tho nhHt'
f,. They would have 90 do u1friy
work rul get production 10 make money
ud TINT would muk" n fnr YOU
4 special offer FOR the first 30 persons
/ 'ht' wan, 10 invest So or more in ihi'
.tfr plan Stock snlosmcu attention
/ H.i'lt. care OklRhOWhn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13

llsNNN bllf llfANi
Here IN ono right uff the bat rcd hot.
71u acres 5.ycar commercial lease four
}rtfH set 10 run, soc year rental
fight In tho Coutrr ~ drilling wells hy
the hlg companies. ~ miles from
iirndrnnum nnd Trees well No I. been
drilling three weeks five miles from
Imp.fr drilling ~ 3 I.2G0. due In any dny
nyr miles from Sinclair drilling NJ 500
feet. eight miles from TrSn Gushing
Du and development 90. No ! drilling
NJ e.2uO feet This lease II worth more
money Price for immediate sale. $50
per acre o. ~. Stern. on Investment,
IJ Southwest Reserve Bank illig
oklahoma tity, okla. Phone Maple
400
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Arkansas.

LISTEN iGO- acre stock and grain farm
100 cultivated. house, barn. rural mali
Price e. 800. terms Have other farms
writo Tor list ward. Mountain ilomu
ARK
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
MISCELLANEOUS TRADES

MISE good pool tables, VIII trade for
good rDtdHf,r write or phone carl
MucVey, In cnro N Coca Cola hottling
works. ~ Reno. ukn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13


EIGHTY ACRES well Improved; nix
miles souN OF Yukon; all now In
wheat and oats. win sell for $500 and
givo possession right now, and you can
not beat this for the money In Okla
homa; crop viii half pay for Il. and can
harvest and thrash IN June. What bet
ter does any one WANT
HALL, 2lj Liberty National Bldg. -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-17
PORTSMOUTH FIGHTS
FOR BETTER SERVICE

Determined to have the passenger
and freigh- service between their city
and Washington renewed, the peoEt>
OF Pcr tsncuth yesterday brought
their case tc, the state corpor alton
commission The Norfolk Wa shs1g
ton Steamship Company formerly
made two steps day at Portsmouth.
taking on 10th passengers and freight
This practice uag discontinued COM
time age and residents Of the seaside
city are kicking Vigorously AT thu
lack of service.
In presenting their case to the COM
mission YESTERDAY the enormous
growth of the city since 1915 was
given as one reason WIZ 1t should D.
made a regular stop. The petition
also sets forth the fact that the Nor
folk pier is one and one-half miles
from Norfolk, making II extremely
inaccessible 10 the people of Ports
mouth.
Attorneys for the company based
their defense on three claims, frat.
tack Of Jurisdiction on the part CT the
comm ,saisn second, charter speci-
hes that service bA granted between
Norfolk a nj Washington and inter
mediate points, third, the cost OF
making two stops daily at Portsmouth
will be stA.o0o. while the gross re-
ceipts. passenger and freight, from
Portsmouth to Washington are S1S,
900.
IN questioning the jurisdiction OF
the corn m ssion. the company argued
that the charter was granted by the
legislature Il 1890, long before the
com mission was created. Another
point brought out by the attorney
arguing the case was that the con,
ranv is not required 70 stap at Ports.
mouth. undsr the charter. which pre-
scrabss stops at interim edlate po,nts
The contention is that Portsmouth, IS
a part Of Norfolk and not an intAr-
mediate point
The commission viii not render =
decision in the case until 1t Is able to
Ss. additional infor nation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-17
ALDERMAN WORKMAN
BACK ON The JOB

Alierr,an " w Workman. II Mad
isen ward president Of the Burton
system. who had hesn conhned TO a
bar OF SICKNESS for sT'eraf weeks, Is
able to get about again He cannot
y'tt tempt the night air, but the sun~
stins welcomes him. and hs was yss-
.srt az able to sit at the fsstive beard
at the Business Mems club, as one Of
the Rotarisns IN their fortni-htty meet
ing and luncheon.
HIS had been on the program for sew-
oral weeks to deliver 3 short tal's on
hi business and in a few words told
what great work IL had done for the
government IN the many wartime
trives A Letter from President VIII
son written personally 70 NJ. work
man. in which his concern vas thanked
for its splendid work through the BILL
board systsm in making tho several
liberty loans and u'.,r eavinss stamps
and other drives, was read by l'resi-
dent Burlington Nc. Workman iopes
~ resume his duties as member NJ
the finance ccn1mittea cf city cornrit
hv January
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-17
REV. DR.. .M'FADEA MAY
REMAIN IN RICHMOND

Rev. Or Frank T. McF adam yesteraav
morning returned from a Southern rald
which is anxious TO secure his services
as a chaser Of irrelisious gloon He
had received g. call several weeks ego.
and went to look the held over.
DIR. MoFader said yesterday thai
there Is undoubtedly tne opening In
Georgia, and that much good may be
accomplished IN tina. section He also
agreed with suggestion that there
Is good FIELD for improvement in this
seetion, but would not say that ne had
IN ade up his mind as - what stsp -
take
His long Tears Of serftce in Rich
rnond, and his many close associati tons
in Virginia ara believed b. his friends
tere to be too dear to break away
from. and il Is believed and hoped that
when hA announces his decision from
his pulpit next Sunday morning he viii.
spraad happy Christmas cheer in the
congregation over which he rresides
and in Richmond generally,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-17
CHRISTMAS CHORUS
At WILLIAMSBURG

Especial 70 The Richmond vtrsinian.I
Williamsburg Va. Dee 1.-THE
Christmas season will be uShersd in
at William and Mary college Thurs
day night when the college chorus
will render Dudley Bucks sacred
Cantats- The Coming OF the King
The Certata will be given in the col
lege chapel. which has been aprrcpri-
zeelv arranged. and both the student
body and town people are expected
10 attend ths sacred concert.
The chorus is composed of thirty
students, all of whom are interested
In music. and is beng trained by
DR. r NJ Crawford Of the faculty.
and Mrs 3 y peachy CT Williams
burg Both are accomplished vocal
ISIS and hare trained the chorus
we'll
Every person who Knows anything
at all about music rerernbe rs tha
rsntata which will be- given here, as
II is considered b. musical authori-
ties as one OF tbs best ever written
nv Buck
The principals rfll be Mrs.. .. p.
Peaeh-. soprano: DR. r. AZ Crawford,
baritone, and Miss Reina Pickett
alto, Ralph G. Briggs will be- the
acconapsnist
For several years musical endeavors
laps@d at william and Mary due
largely TO the fact that most of those
Interested were in the army. Before
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-17
REPUBLICANS HOLD
WflL-aTTEkDED MEET

Attacks on. the eficiancy of the
Wilson administration and forecasts
of substantial gaine. ii not 7-istory In
fights for city Offices featured the
meeting last night in Murpl,y'S hotel
annex OF the Republican club of
Richmond.
Particular stress 1as laid by SPEAK
ers on the inadyieabilit7' of Fspubli-
cans voting In the Democratic pr5-
maries and thereby making honor
! bound themselves to support the NOM
inee Of the opposition party.
". f. Miller esid he works in an
! once With thirteen other men. all
of whom voted in this Las. presidential
election for Wilson. but all OF vhcm
express the determination now TO
qualify for the ballot for the single
purpose OF voting against that man
in Washington.
c l. Hammer, secre.arr 81 the Re-
publican state committee. told the
club that 1t faces no harder task in
burg several years ago and that
community new is safely Republican
It was the experience of Joseph
". Stewart chairman ~ the party In
this district that II vas "uisde-
! rneanor" when he frs began TO vote
to claim allegiance to the Repub,ican
party.
Our closest relatives he declared.
refused to recognize me and mr.
brother. They said ws had q black
stripe down our back ard offered 10
| prove it II they had the opportunity
To Be Republican now marks man
~ OF independent thought and Is
something Of a baalge OF honor
In the, course Of his remarks Sec
reta-y W-ylie eaid: 1T is becoming a
weli-known fact in Richmond, that
the Republican party is party Of
honor and principle, and stands for
| liberty. prosperity and happiness "
! A shock TO the Democratic party
! in 1920 was predicted. the claim be-
/ ing made tina. leading Democrats are
making a profession OF faith in the
Republican party.
| Among the speakers were; j NJ
Morgan. o L. Hammer, John Camp
! bell W f.. Miller, i n Lyons John
I Veckert, Melvin Flexenheimer. pres.
ident ~ the club; John Tylie- secre-
tary Of the club Joseph W. Stewart
Mr.. C7rubhe, Alfred Cohen, l. Il
Drew. and Il Fl = Hoffman
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-17
EVtR-SOOTH|hG
PJSlAM HEALS
bR0kEA-OUT skin

Let Pesla m act for you as sooth-
ing. concentrated, healing balm. ~
cover right over that itching sktm
trouble and subdue il, taking out fnAs
fire and soreness and then, 40 Apptl-'
cations are repeated causing the az.
order TO grow lees and less each dAy.s
Posla m cannS,t harm, There Is no Tfek
III trying II to ere II IT really Will
eradicate your ec anna pfnplAs, cr
other surface disorder And the bur
dem Of proof is on Foslarn for Tcu
will match fer siaibis results. s*
Sold evar.-~l5ere For free sample
write 10 Emergency Laboratories, 243
vast a1th 81 View York city,
Urge vour skin TO become frsGhAr.
trirhttr hetger ny the daily Use 81
Posiar Soar. nedicated with PoSlan1.
ADV
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-17
MISS LOUISE DURlt|GA
DISCUSSES PthOLQGY

'.As you are almost women voters
said Mrs Louise Burletgh, Of Boston,
speaking yesterday afternoon At SUI
frage headquarters y shall merely
touch upon the psychology OF the
actors strike. upon which ] was 70
speak. and will speak instead upon
q subject which / think women voters
should take up. something the men
have left undone and which u OF as
pecial interest to women--prison re-
FORM
The word penolosy has become
fashionable for there issfashion In
words. ana we no longer talk about
criminolcgv. but we do talk about
penology Personally believe there
II no such thing - . criminal class.
We sIl commit unsoctA arts daily,
consciously or unconsciously, II we
ala not tn. millennium would oe
reached Eut. we will not reach the
millennium until we are conscious OF
our social obligations
The speaker rslated many interest
Ing incidents OF her experience In
sing. n r. with Thomas Mott Os-
borne. former warden there. dsscrib-
Ing particularly the Mutual Welfare
Lea que. formed by Mr.. Osborne. and
COMPOSED Of the prisoners. who SUP
pued the great force Of phhlic opin-
ion in Judging the conduct 81 their
fellows
81 wish to leave tvo thoughts with
you said Miss Bwleigh. "the stn.
tude Of the public and ATTITUDE OF
The prisoner Half the public think
that criminals are criminals ana
should be punished and the other
half think that criminals are cvtrni-
nails and should be used as means
at proftecrirg. in selling food. fuel
orc, To the prisoners While ths
prtsorer Will prsach to other prison
arx . crusade against his own sin
but VIII practice II again onFe he ts
fre., because prisoners are fair tr
ZACH other. hu. they treat society as
soctstv rAa Is them.
IT prisoners once felt that society
Was treating thar fairly. there Is nc
falling what might be dane With
them
TT II wernen's fob 70 wake up the
public. AMI m So that the new meth
cdr of bringing 7p children are ADOPT
"a By the state IN is attitude towar 4
he so-c called criminal + knew you
are WORKING hard for the wots now
and Tn with you heart srd soul. hut
when vcu get the VOTE, do 70 ate,
The prisoners .
Mrs J. stuart Rsynots was chair
man OF the aftArnoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-17
FIELD AGENTS OFFICE
t'0u II RICHMOND

The hrreau ~ crop estimates OF the
Z. S. department cf agriculture has
Recently moved tho of13ce pf the Nir :
girin field agent, Hcnry n TAYLOR
~ Richmond II il expected that
greater value TO the farmers, business
irteresta. and state authorities. viii re-
snlHA from th,s rhanrs
Mr. TAYLOR viii work In close CO
crf ration with thu state department
ri agriculture and the extension di-
VISION Of the Virginia Agricultural
End Mechanical college.
All kinds of statistics, rs'atihg tc
the crops and live stock of tho state
TilI he collected and filed TOR the
interest Of all concerned Monthly
reports on the acreage, production
and condition Of crops will be is
sued The December report will be
ready for publication on the 18th