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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

NORFOLK VA, May 2a-H. i.
d(sred his wife by beating her bead
morning and then drank poison wi;b
suicidal intent died in local hospital
today.
r,I t3N lnIH Nay =. ga eegu;atiop o.
appeared before Parliamen, tonight 10
preservation os order in Ireland.
HMM MEMPHIS IS -n Tenn May s2-l. 5.
esie,ctsd: vice -presiden; of the Nat!ona!
" MI Super:nicndcnts' Association.
holdine conyeation here.
PARIS. May o9-The Greek rovsr,
ment has sent high commissioner 10
take charge of affairs in smyrna. ac-
c cflTins 70 tn, news receivaa in French
learned tina; the Turks have called =
meeting Of the great council FOR to
new T@6sion n Ireland, WITH 1" Rnts y;
some Imminent drastic action bv me
government. has been the subject OF
certain Of the London newspa T.trse am -.
!as The last few days
PHll;A DEI1PHlA, May oa-T h g
ttea'Dship Texan, with more men OF
largely OF selectIve draft men from
pennsylvania and MARYLAND. heroes o;
me ofensives OF Monttaucon and Dam
Naza!re, France.
GENEVA. May 2s.-The Swiss gov
eminent has decided 20 reply mega
lively I? the allied note concerning
=, M hiockads Of Germany. II Germany
refuses 10 sign the pegce treaty. Ii is
held that compliance would infringo
SWISS neutrality
CHARLOTTE y G. May 2a.-nIs.
Cussion ~ trade conference here To-
day OF more than $50 furniture manu-
IA rtUrerS Of North Iarclina Ntr,.,- /,
Tennessee and Georgia developed the
;act that the industry is oversold from
pu, with no immediate prosp.c, OF
being able 20 approach production
equal 20 the demand.
PARIS. May 2s--The royal govern
has recognized Admiral Kolcha as
Russia
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. May %
Bringing additional units OF the
Seventy. ninth Division. the United
this morning from St Nazaire Franco
WASHINGTON May %. : Genera
Joaquin 1inoco, bother Of tho Prcsi-
den, Of Costa RIGA and Minister ~
War in the Costa Ricsn Cabinet. has
returned 70 his command Of 5000 mon
N The Province Of Guanacaste on the
Nicara guam frontier, and is awaiting
TO cross the boundary on word from
San Jose that Congress has declared
war on the neiRhhoring state
ATLANTIC CITY. y. y, Nav 20
Tho Pan American aeronaut!c congress
today adopted resolutions urging upon
Congress the adoption Of "A liberal
program FOR the development o, aero
aant!cs including the establishment, 81
engineering schools in every State
along the plans Of The state agricul-
tnral colleges and experiment stations
n DO for aviation what the latter
have done 70: agriculture.
To-.
from the decree If the District Of Co
lumbia court refusing 10 grant the
French governments request for eM-
tradition Of Frank j. Goldsoll, charged
with false pretcnscs in securing com
missions on sales of American auto
fnobil"9 to The French government
WAS Med in the Supreme Court toda y
by the Department OF Justice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
.C0LORs Of NATION AND
STATE WELCOME TROOPS
Rcsimcntal Flags Of 3tSth Infantry
Will BE Accepted by Governor
Davis.
WILL ENTERTAIN OFFICER.
Executive Mansion Will BE Scene of
Festive Occasion to BE Attended
by Military Men aud Invited
Guests.

GorSeouSly effective against the eight
Sreat white columns of the Capitol
this morning are displayed enormous
American iiars, the largest ever hung
out IN Richmond From the flag poles
on top Of the Capitol ana of the state
Library and tho Governors Mansion
float the stars and Stripes and the
official flag OF Virginia. Gay strips
OF bunting and smaller flags Of America
and tho allies hutter from tho walls
of State buildings. because Virginia
welcomes i'll gala mood her returning
sons today.
ment, with u hook and ladder detach-
ment. did the decorating nj the Capt.
tol buildings Yesterday.
The program of Governor Davis is
fun one today. At 10 o'clock this
morning at the State Fair Grounds
there Will he the formal presentation
of the rerimental and national colors
Of the Three hundred and Eighteenth
Infantry 10 the State OF Virginia by
Colonel George - Freeman. Jr. The
Governor VIII accept the trust for the
state in short speech 10 the assem-
bled soldiers and civilians.
The colors Will then be handed back
10 Color Sere eants Gnrhan and Larkin
Eighteenth infantry. in the line OF
march OF tho parade reaches the sou,t,
sive ceremony will take place.
AS the head of the column reaches
the portiCo the color guard VIII turn
20 IN" right and stand facing the
rortico ana the regiment Will pass IN
review for the last time.
John Hirschbcrg, Commissioner OF
Labor. acting for the home conling
committee, Viii then receive the colors
from the regimental colorbearer and
carry them into the Capitol the for
NAL acceptance by the Governor having
already been made at the Fair Grounds.
AZ noon sharp. Governor and Mrs.
. Davis will entertain the officers who viii
be with Governor Davis on the review
ing stand in the Court Of Honor at
a buffet luncheon at the mansion
In tho party of Scvcnty-tiVe or more
guests will tie Major-Gencral and Mrs.
Omar Bundy and staff from Camp Lee,
Ma jor-G "neral and Mrs Adelhert
Cronkhite and staff, Mayor and Mrs:
George Ainsiic. the Governors stat
with their wives and other dis;iu-
puishcd guests. including Colonel fitz-
hugh Lee Minnicevode and Lieutenant
$. q. Waller. OF ;he one Hundred and
Sixteenth Infantry. Colonel G
Rarth. OF the SIXTY second Infantry
Colonel Charles l.. Hashrook, editor of
The Times isp0tch Major Allen
Potts OF the Forty second Division; and
other prominent officers and civilians
OF the State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
DR. D. R. ANDERSON TELLS
WHAT RICHMOND NEEDS
Nd'crtiscr>' Club Toid Tint CITY
Ought TO Have Public
Library.

Emphatically pointing out rruricipal
needs OF the city OF Richmond. DR..
~ Il; Anderson yesterday addressed the
members Of the Advertisers club a,
thcir regular luncheon I'm tho Busincs SIS
Men Club. His subject was What
Richmond News"
Dr. Anderson pointed out the need
lot METER streets, and added that not
oniE were better thorouchrarca within
he city essential To it's prosperity, but
lh"t inc highways leading into II
rehl ruhlic library was another insti-
tuition which tho speaker said Rich
mond should have.
housing conditions were also dis
cussed The city it was said. required
better housing facilities. both from,
the standpoint Of houses available for
use and also with hotter sanitary sur
roundings. Conditions IN some sec
lions of the city were deplorcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

thrice broke enemy lines.
Advanced twcnty-four mile, I'm
tWentH-thrcc days.
tnp'urcd i03 German officers mud
10 men.
seized large quantities smnll
stores ctShtH-clGht pieces artillery,
Hii machine guns.
Lost 2IO officers nnd 5.IBi men,
IN Corna!- AprcmOnt area when
armistirc WAS signed
November is Nutor-tcucrni
crnl Y. ID. StursIs
November ~ To 80. marched n,cr-
nEc fourteen miles daily, to train
Ing nrca.
=. bc"embcr -. Three Hundred and
'"rnucth Infantry. in presidential
review. representing Eighticth.
Hcr"mhrr. January. February md
"hrrh continued training.
Nprit u. 1910. General CrunLhItc
rcn>stSncd to command for return
home.
Mn. ~. 1910. Gcnc,aI Croulh,tc
returned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
A REAL IRON TONIC
Like Feptron May nc lust Whnt 1ou
Need This Spring.


Probably nine people out OF ton have
lost or are losing their grip OH health
in these trying months of awful cpl :
denies, exposure to damn. ChanCca bi G
weather, and association with sick PEG
pie In overheated homes
Depleted blood. loss OF tho red cor
pusclcs. shattered nerves. loss Of APP
pcti,c. dull, dozy feelings in the head
irritability, all loudly call for the real
tonic strength and nourishmcnt that
pcptiron Will give you. /, Is won
derful corrective of anemic tendency
paieness. lanGuor. nerve exhaustion
Pep,iron restores the red corpu sell $
to the blood and gives a natural yigor
and snap that keeps up courage makes
YOU CHEEKY and helpful 10 your family
aud friends, and contributes wonder
FULLY to the health OF all Remcnibe 7
ms one thinE--as vitality. positively
true-PcDtiron is r~nI iron tonic
Made by C. HOOD Co Lowell Mas.
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
Glorious Record Of Eightieth
Embraces Period Over Two Years

>nme. the blue Ridge Division.
Insignia. three blue peaks on
shield OF khRki.
Commander. General Adclbert
Cronkhitc.
Men from virginia, West Virginia
and Pennsylvania.
August -. 1917. organized Mt
Camp Lee. Va.
Authorized strength. $4,000 men;
picked from 10000 recruits.
Divisional headquarters sailed for
France May II. 10IS. from lIobokcn,
y. J.. On Lcvinthan.
LcrIathnn attacked by submarine
Hotilia, May 20.
May 30. ~. juno s md IL. other
outfits sailed from Newport News.
Fighting In Picardy sector, July
81 to August Is.
Until August trained with Brit
ish army.
August 20. moved into American
sector.
September !" TO 10. st. MihicI
drivt.
Scptemhcr 20 70 November q,
Mcuse-trgornc battles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
C0LORED MAN is SLAIN
WHILE ASLEEP BY WIFE
Authorities Believe stony Creek SLAYER
NcnialIy D-runged when
Tragedy Wa, Enacted.

iS5%-lsl - TIE Times DiS9atch.l
ER<BCEG; Va Nay "e-Ia-r E
King colc-"S x.s fatally shot by htE
yife. AMANDA E.ur. a. mis- nom. eve
miles rom stony Creek In Sls=ey
County E. O'Clock ;hls morning. az
corcinc - the police On the train
bringing h,-n % me ci.y a. II O'Clock
tbs morning King died Jus, as the
.ra'n came into he city limits King s
vile vas being ~ tened hy the family.
~ she MAS sVspected % being insane.
IN Some Way she procured & oresc2-
loading sIr. and SHOT her husband
while ~ WAS asleep in ped, the entire
load entering he let, side She. then
got n bed ~!tl ner husband and vas
raress.ng I'm wucn her husband &
3srp.= rushed INTO tho room.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
CALL SYMPATHY STRIKE
General Waikout al Toronto to Tnk.
Eject Ht 10 oGlork
To-Day.
IN Asencin,ch d.

TORONTO. Mag ga general STRIFE
IN sympathy with the metal work
rrS WI go INTO effect ~ this civ a,
w O'Clock This morning. Tho nu,l
cal tor nc walkout came shortly a ft"r
lnlhnlFnt, whcn tho central strike
comm nc" Of nfte"n declined the Offer
"l "" employers in the metal trades
10 aroltratc tho question OF a foriy-
-FOUR hour week ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
LAST UNIT OF SYST DIVISION
NOW BOUND I.OU no n 4

BREST. May 2o.--All the troops of
the Eighty-tirst tWildcaD Division now
are homeward bound. The last con
tinSents sailed this morning ON tho
steamers Won Stcuben and Fnist ere.
Major General G. j Bailey, comman dc r
ct the division, IS on board the former
vessol.'
Ectorc sailing General Bailey was
decorated with tho French War Gross
with palm and made an officer OF the
Legion of Honor.
These two steamers are bound for
Newport News.
The steamer President Grant left
here last evening for Boston. carrying
5000 men and officers OF the service
Of supply
American troops 10 tho number of
ljo, 600 were rcpatriatcd through the
rhrt OF Brest during tho month OF
May.
MEN OF THE 7ath ARRIVE ~
NEW YORK FROM FRANCE:
NEW YORK. May 22-Morc than
c,1o0 officers and mon Of the seventy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
AIRPLANES MAY BRING NEWS
VIII Set ns strike Breakers In Event
Canadian Telegraph Operators
Walk out.

TORONTO MAY News or The
worlds Hapreaings IS 10 ne brought
her" Do, eirpIaue from Buffalo ~ the
s"ent ~ TELEGRAPH operator. Joining
TING ranks ~ tHc strikers IT'D Canada
Tho Toronto ucwspapers cnmple,nd
arrauGc meHt- today FOR securing the
news by the air route Instead Of hav-
ing I clicked over telegraph wi-ca
In" emergency method is expected
70 prove more curubc-sone and less
surc than the old, hu, i Viii serve
70 get nc papers on mo street on
time, the publishers claim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
"SUMMER REST" TO OPEN
vacation Home for Businc.. Women
Ia Stnrt at t:rrcndulc
on July !.

summer Rest" a vacation home ro-
seif-su,pporiins business women. AZ
Greendalc. in Aibemarle County. will
guests Will begin June - at the Off re
o. the nanacemenj N the Y. W. g. A.
summer Rest is philanthropic
NeNiur" OF the Episcopal churches OF
Richmond. The president OF the hoard
o. inanacsrs is Rev, Francis Eibble.
manager OF sumner Rest" Is Mrs
W. ~ Powell Cireeudale ls on The
Chesapeake K Ohio between Richmond
and Chariottesviile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

FnntTal serNlccS Tor Thomas Adkins
Till DE conducted this morning from!
his late home. S24 Park Avenue Dr
En!scopa church. viii conduct the ser
vices: fntermcnt VIII be in Hollywood
Following are the names Of those
CHOSEN 10 act as palibearers: Dr. VIII
liam + Mercer, Major r. Foster wiz.
INey !. Arlington, John - POTTS,
Leigh T. Page = Lee Powell, 6. s =.
Pattcson and John n LYONS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
WILL OPEN ELECTRIC LINE
Cars on richmond Ashland Line WIN
Run ns Far rs Greenwood
Saturday.

The Richmond ASHLAND electric cars
VIII STAR running as far as Greenwood
tomorrow morning. according TO an
announcement made yesterday by Of
hcials of the company a car VIII
!eaVc Greenwood at 6 o'clock, so that
commuters may reach Richmond early
IN the morning.
The terminal OF the road has alao
neen secured by N" company. and il is
hoped that within the near futur. cars
VIII be operated ovcr tho entire line
from Richmond TO Ashland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
START OIL STOCK PROBE
New York Attorney 10 prcs,pt EVIL
dence of "i'akc" shares Ia
Grand Jury.
,Ev A,soc,a,cd P..-s

NEW YORK, May 2o-Trsenlous
methods Of selling stocks in "oilless"
OIL wells Will bc revealed 70 tho grand
jury when II convcnes next week. ac-
cordinG. TO an announccmsu tonight
hy assistant District Attorney Dool-
ing, who has been investigating "f.ksr
i, sales in this city.
Sharp Texans have swindied not only
unsd4histicated investors. but al least
one hrm Of investment brokers, Mr.
Dooling said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
PROMISES TO VISIT BELGIUM
president Wilson Informs King ALDER,
Nc VIII TIC There, hut Fails
to FiN Date.

PARIS. Nav 2a-presidant Wilson
today. through Brand Whitlock. min.
Stcr to Belgium, Informed King Albert
that he mad not forgotten his promise
70 visit Belgium Mr. Whitlock said
the President expected TO carry rut MS
tor tn In.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
SEES EARLY ARMY REDUCTION
Churchill Tells Commons rroou. Sin,
BE Withdrawn From
Huhsta soon.
tBy Associated pre.s1

LONDON, Nav 2a-WinstoD Snencor
Church!l. Secretary for war spcakinr
In the House OF Commons today. lore
shadoWed the possibility % the with
drawal Of foreign troops from y{nssia
by the end OF the summer owing 10
the favorable situation. As soon az
peace was signed, ne sa!d the Rhine
army could be reduced from ton 10
SIX divisions and still more when 4,
was seen that peace was being ef-
fectively carried out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
BELGIAN JACK" is MISSING
MaHoot OF Rainbow Division wa.
Found Guarding Body ON Unt,Is
Field in France.

NEW YORK. May 2o-"DcIr;,r
Jack" war hero and mascot OF The
Rainbow Division. is missing
Belgian Jack. who was found stand
ing guard over a slain French soldier
by Private Joseph Bent. COMPANY A
One Hundred and Seventeenth SUNNY
rrain, bootailed watcrspanicl
He was twice gassed. and Freeman
Berratoin. the theatrical agent who
bought him from Private Bent, fears
ne has lost his mind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
Locate Alleged Murderer.

COLUMBIA. :. g. May ao-Moses
"itherspoon, negro. charged with
murder 0f Luther Horton, a white ,a--
;n"r !, Lancaster County las. FRIDAY
was located TODAY on farm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
Go,crnmrnt nuy. snn,,,,,,

WASH lNGTON, May % -AsYipnmon,
OF mental cases arising from E5r scr'
nics 70 r santiarium in DansviIle y Y
which is To be acquire dby the Treaslry
t.IrP1rl ineht VAS ANNOUNCED today by
tho hureau Of War Risk Insurance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

Z. S, and 10 companies: Three Hun.
drcd and Ninth Engineers Train
Twentieth Engineers Invent " see o nd
Company; Mobile Veterinary Section
No. 3l2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
Memorial Day Has
Special Significance
ny NEWTON ID. BAKER.

SccrctuTy OF "nr.
Memorial Day was established 10
bring to our minds nfrchh cach ycnr
tho heroic dend to whom the prcsrr-
walton of tho Union Nyas due. We,
aou Z" tf now the memory or the
heroic dead of MI undivided conn
try who lnid down their lives for
liberty nnd rlEhteounucss. Thus tho
day should he celebrated ns snrred
to the highest qualities of Americ,,
aud tO'thc sacrlhccs OF her nohlest
sons.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-27
County Seat News
Dones Lamar and throughout Prowers and
6sca Counties clipped from county exchanges
City Ticket.

Cacuses are numerous these days
in regard to what candidates will
be nominated for the city offices.
The Y. NJ B. A. has called a meeting
OF all voters of the town to meet at
the Elks club tonight and see if it
is not possible to all get together
as a representative ticket of citizens
and go down the line together with
a united front in the fight to free
the city from the grip OF the state
utilities commission. Word has
just been received from Denver that
the Knauss Bill No 80 designated
to enable cities like Lamar to con-
troll their own improvements will
in all probability pass the senate
this week, and will have all the
power of Speaker Cole backed by
the solid Denver delegation in the
house. Its prospects for passing
are splendid and if it does go
through Lamar will be free to go
ahead with its plans for building
its own light and power plant. Let
all citizens stand togethers and
back the city officials to the limit
in the tight.-Lamar Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-27
Cow Testing Makes Good"

That cow-testing associations are
successful is shown by the fact that
three associations have been organ
ized by members of the county farm
bureau in Lake County, ILL.,, during
the past IS months. At present
these three associations have 1,430
cows on test. There are II similar
organizations in Illinois and 353 in
the United States. The report
of the tester of Association
No. 2 for the period ending
November /, 1918, shows that "a
herds were tested during the year;
that of the 495 cows on test, 260 fin
ished complete record, and 1876
were sold for beef because they
were not profitable. The average
production per cow of the entire as
sociation was 7,473 pounds of milk
and 1924 pounds of butter fat. The
average test was 1913 per cent. The
market value of milk per COW was
5000, value of feed $113, leaving a net
return over feed of $96 a COW. Forty.
five pure-bred cows were purchased
during the year, and every member
but one used pure-bred bull.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-27
Profit from One Pig, s5s7.

Ample proof that pig clubs pay
is contained in reports being re
ceived continually by the United
States department OF agriculture
from club leaders. One report re-
Gently received tells of the success
of Tennessee boy, who. in May,
1918. invested $50 in a pure-bred gilt,
and now figures his profits at
S5S7.35. She farrOwed seven pigs,
part of which the boy sold for $l33
With this money he purchased a
boar of excellent breeding, which
he exhibited at the East Tennessee
Division Fair, winning the grand
championship of the breed over all
exhibits. He won $S7 in prizes, $45
of it in competition with expert
enced farmers. His animals are now
valued at $525. This, with the
money from sales and prize win
nings, amounts to S745, from which
he deducts $l57.65 for feed and care,
leaving profit of S5S735.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-27
Special Election.

The school board of District No. IA
has called a special election for
March q to vote on the proposition
of issuing $4,000 bonds of the dis
trict for the purpose of building
the south wing on the high school
building and putting up a separ-
ate building to use as gym
nasium. The board met on last
Tuesday evening with the architect,
Geo. w. Roe of Pueblo, and went
over the plans and made such
changes as were deemed needed.
The board believes the enlargement
of the high school is necessary and
will invite all taxpayers to investi-
gate conditions for themselves.
Only taxpayers who have paid tax
es in the district the past year can
vote on the proposition.-Lama
Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-27
Prospects For Building.

With the approach of spring, loc-
al people are beginning to plan on
building operations as soon as the
weather will permit. While but
few have outlined any definite
plans DR.. Hickman has purchased
a lot south of the Brethren church
and is now looking over different
plans being offered for his consid-
Grafton. Fred w. Hiatt of the
Brown Lumber company also has
the plans outlined in his mind for
a commodious bungalow which he
is planning to build on North
Main if his plans do not go awry.-
Wiley Journal.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-27
Two Accidents.

The ID year old son of Henry
Massar, the Carlton stOckman, was
caught under falling horse last
Saturday, with the result that his
right ankle was broken. The injur-
ca boy was brought to Lamar on
Sunday to have an x-ray photo
graph made of the broken bone
w. H. Carl, the well known Me-
Clave farmer, was kicked by horse
late last Thursday afternoon, and
as a result his right leg was broken
below the knee.-Lamar Sparks.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-27
Colorado Pure Seed Law.

Colorado has pure seed law
which will protect the farmer. In
sist on the best seed. Buy tested
seed only. Otherwise is it possible
to be sure of its quality? How
otherwise can one be certain of it's
purity and termination? Don't de-
strOy the effects of your labor in
preparing the soil by planting in
feriOr seed. If you insist that your
dealer sell you tested seed only,
and that they be tagged, he will in
turn insist upon better seed from
the wholesaler and growers. The
demands of the purchaser are read
lily needed by the merchant.-W.
w. Robbins, Colorado Agricultural
College, Fort Collins, Colorado.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-27
Recent Casualties Reported.

Recent casualty lists sent out by
the war department gave the fol
lowing names: David Steinle, La.
mar, severely wounded; Harvey Il.
Rove, Wiley, slightly wounded; !;
Arthur L. Gilbert, Two Buttes,
wounded. degree undetermined; !;
Elijah F. Massey and Sophus Soren.
son both of Caddao, wouned, de
gree undetermined. There is no
record Of the name ofsDaivd Steinle
either at the land office or in the
county war record book at the
county clerks office.-Lamar Sparks
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-27

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