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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28
TO SPEAK ON CHURCH UNITY
''' ROBERT +. Gardner and DIR. Peter
Ainsie on Tour I'm Interest
Of United Work.

or. Robert r. Gardner. Of New YnrL
hartman or the genera! committee on
faiih and Order Of the Episrooai
cnurch o. America and Dr' Peter
"'hSile OF Baltimore, head o, ne
similar committee OF Inc Djscinlss
Shurch Of America. xii! be in Rich.
r. ond This week 10 SPEAK On 'chYrch
both men arc making tour % the
principal cities Of the couot-, .o..k.
Ing IN the interest o.. and creating
sentiment for church un.r:. The Oh,
leci is 10 gather into one great worid
conference representatives of every
denomination in order 70 di.rys. -
matter.
d Gardner and D. Ainslie ytII
spea. in ST. Palis Church Thu-sday
evening At S:l5 o'ciock tho meeting
peIng oDeu 10 the public. Tney wiII
also address conference o. women
Friday afternoon a. o'clo-h in cen.
tcna.y Churcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28
PEACE TERMS SOFTNESS
CRITICIZED BY SENATOR
i'oindcNtcr Writes Commitment Letter
Discussing Lnck OF Severity
In Final Pact,

WASHlNGTON. May 27-Iack of
severity OF the peace terms imposed on
Germany was criticized by Senator
PolndeNte-. Of Washington. Republi-
can, in a letter written 10 a Constitu.
ont and made public today by the
Senator.
'Foch wss right" said Senator
tolndeNter IN his letter. The French
have been fortunate enough 10 pro-
duce several men in this war who
combined the genius OF great soldiers
ana great statesmen. Foch is one.
am Very sorry that the United States
was Inundated by having self-ap-
pointed representative. who used he
control of finance and food OF this great
nation TO ameliorate the terms TO be
imposed upon Germany. There arc
times when softncss is not in the in
terest OF humanity and civilization,
and this was one of those times"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28
USE SEAWEED IN CONCRETE
BLOCKS FOR NEW HOUSES
Plnnt Serves "a binder and Is E1pcctcd
to Reduce Cost Of
Homes.
LONDON

LON DUN May IT. SDCCll } 49, \
novel use has been found mere for sea
weed. Combined with crushed Stag
and other heretofore neglected waste
mineral products, IL is used to make 4
Kind Of concrete, gu, Of which are he
ing fashioned building bricks and
blocks The seaweed acts as bind
ing and strengthening element.
Arrangemen are being made TO
put large number Of houses com
posed entirely OF these blocks. and i,
is predicted that the material, owing
TO It's cheapness. will aid in solving
the housing problem.
Not only the foundations and walls.
but the doors, window frames and
mantelpieces are TO be constructed
Of the new concrete. The houses are
10 be made in sections and bolted to-
gether The window frame is a new
idea in Itself. The glass, in one large
pane. slips into slot and the edges
OF moldinE are then turned over. so
as 10 grip il. To mend a broken win
dow VIII be n simple matter, and Will
not require the services OF a elaZier
II is said that dwellings made OF the
concrete VII! be warm and thoroughly
da mp proof
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28
PRISON AUTHORITIES SAY
MORE CRIME IN CAROLINA
Cell. Filled by Sentenced Men or
Those Awaiting Capital
Punishment 1rinls.

tSoecial TO the Times Dispatch
RALEIGH. y. c.. May 2T.-Statcs
prison authorities say there is evident
~ remarkable increase in crime in
North Carolina Just now as evidenced
by the increased influx of conv!cts 20
;he prison. and numbers Of prisoners
brought here temporarily for safe
keeping pending their trial back in
he counties from which they are sent
For the first time in many wears all
twenty OF the cells. In what is known
s death row are occupied by pri-
soners either awaiting elcctrocution
or sen; here for safe keeping to await
trial for capital offenses. Nine OF the
prisoners in death row are under death
sentence now.
II is pointed out that the pas, few
weeks nuE,bers OF young white boys
ave been sent up from different parts
Of me state under conviction and SEN
tence for burglary These are voUnc
men or nineteen to twenty odd years
these constituting an exceptional
croup Of prisoners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28
GRAY AND KHAKI MEN
BOTH WILL Be HONORED
Names of Soldiers Who Died In
France to BE Read at
Hollywood.
TRIBUTE TO CONFEDERATES
Iicutenant-C Colonel Mcclure Will Call
N Roll of Late Wars Dcad-Dr.
R&Join CpShur to Deliver Address
at'.AnnuaI Services.
TRIBUTE TO CoNTEDERATEs

The $4,000 heroes of tho Confcdcracy
who sleep in old Hollywood Cemetery
Will not be forgotten while tho capita
city hangs out flags and shouts itself
hoarse during jubilee Week" wclcom-
ing the returning sons and Grandsons
of the men IN gray who fought a
losing hgh, for principles as dear to
them as those the allies tough; for.
For Oh Saturday OF this week the
Hollywood Memorial Association. or
Sanized nifty -four years ago. on MAY
3. 1855, by Rev Charles Minncgcrode.
Church. viii hold its annual service in
Hollywood. and following long -cstab-
lished custom Will decorate the graves
Of the dead who sleep there.
Cared for Men OF other states.
We hear so much abou, the boys
who are left in France said Mrs.
Norman V. Randolph. president OF the
associa ton, YESTERDAY, "but think OF
Ihc Mason and Dixon line. We don't
even know the names Of thousands Of
them. They are not NirE inians for
the most part. The bodies Of Virginia
hurled by their families. but these
were boys from other States who fell
on Virginia soil and for .if;y-four years
We have honorcd their memory. They
never went home"
And because they nov sleep in Holly
wood. Richmond boys who have paid
ne supreme Sacrlhcc III the service
or their country in the war just ended.
and because hundreds more sleep in
France. special feature OF the memo
r!al SerNire SATURDAY viii DC the read
inE ny l-ieutenant-Colonel Stuart Nc
Huirc Of base hospital No. A. Of the
names Of Richmond men who lost their
iiNcs overseas in the service Of their
country.
Or. John Upshur viii make the me.
mortal address
General Bundy and wife {, Attend.
There will he The usual Memorial
Day parade. which. as hereto fore. viii
start from the Second PRESBYTERIAN
'thurch, between Main and Franklin
on Fifth Street. BY reques; of r. E:
Colonel Andrew Krouse will be in
charge Of the parade
confederate organizations OF Rich
mond Will take part in the exercises
1t the cemetery and also in the parade
RS stand just inside the gates Of
hollywood and taking part in the deco
raiion OF The graves Will be General
and Mrs. Bundy, from camp Lee: GOV.
ernor and Mrs Wes,morelaad DAYS
Acknowledgement 10 Lane Stern ana
other State officials
Complete Program Tomorrow.
Inc music viii be under The d!rec
ton OF Mrs. j. X. Bowman. Featur.
ms inc musical program Will DE the
gard. song leader OF the War camn
community Service. This stirring bal
i.s n!Tn Vas written by the daughter
OF a Ia nous virginia rebel.
The grandchildren .; the Cenfsd
eTacy VIII, according TO custom. march
.soH. me renewing stand 20 me .nonu-
inert and place wreath thereon.
me complete program for Memorial
eAeteises *i!l De announced to-
moro" oy the committee in charge OF
arrangements -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28
WOMEN MADE WELCOME
Addresses Made by Lieutennnt-Goyer-
nor, Mayor, City Club Repre-
sentative and Others.
lEy Asgoclatcd prc.sl

ASH ENiLhE, :. G.. May 2.-At the
hrSt open meeting tonight the women
otnccrS and delegates 10 the mid b len
nal session OF the General Federation
OF Womens Clubs Mere officially vel
coined TO this city. first by the state,
represented by -Covcruor
Max Gardner. second by the city. rep
resented by Mayor Gallatin Roberts:
tnird by the Ashevillc CluO women
represented by Mrs James NJ Gudgcr.
IT; fourth, by the state Federation
represented by Mrs. &. ~ Johnson. Of
Raleigh. Mrs. Josiah Evans Cowles.
OF Los Angeles. Cal. president OF the
National Federation, responded to the
addresses OF Welcome
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28
TWO CASES NOLLE PRESSED
Mrs. f.. l.. Nash Required to give $500
BOnd for Good
behavior.

In the Hastings Court yesterday
non" pros was entered in two cases
In which Mrs. r.. l.. Nash vas charged
WIN violating TN. prohibition law and
with keeping a d:sOrderly house The
court however. required Mrs. Nash to
give bond in the penalty OF $500 TO-,
her good behavior for lively. months
g L. kerns. charged with violating
ne prohibition law, entered the plea
or guilty and was fined $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28
ELKs' SOCIAL TONIGHT
Samuel l.. KelIey VIII Re rendered
go Reception Upon Return
,ysL; From Overseas

Eiks, will hold social session a, {
ctcf1fk this evcnins at the Elks Iomc
EuSTSnth and Marahan Streets. INC
sb4xFer OF the evening Will be
Samuel l.. kelley. past exalted rule,
who has recently returned from
Europe, where he saw several months
a6Sipe service as a representative o,
the 4 knights Of Columbus
by professional and Iocs,
talent, 10 on the program. and the
f1naae will be series OF boxing match
ee. With this meeting tho loc.l
J:fkss will inauEuratc their ninety
drive to reach the 1000 membcrshil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28
AUTO AND CAR COLLIDE
W. nlhnd Arrested on Charge of
"eckiess Driving, Following
Accident,

StEeFe damage Was done 10 an an.
;omobiic operated by " r para
90. last Grace street. in q coIIi.ion
WIN hroad and Main street eiec,r,c
aoHGtcrday evening at Third and
h'oan streets. No ono vas iniurnd
~ me accident to any extent ur
siahd was arrested on Z cbsrve -,
reckless driving vi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Margaret Is. Cannon.

Mrs. Margaret Blair Cannon, w!dow
OF the late Henry Ciibbon Cannon, died
suddenly al her residence at The Ches.
lcrfield yesterday morning at 3:l5 4
NJ, in the eight!eth year of her ase
She is survived by her sister. Miss
Mrs. s. Minor Price. Of Norfolk: Mrs
Basil ID. Spaiding, of Aberdeen. Md
and Thomas X. Cannon, James f.
cannon and Arthur NJ. Cannon. of this
city. The funcrai services will ht
'e!d from her residence Thursday
morning al IL O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28
John G.. KihIer.

WUUDSTOCK, May 27.-JOhn G.
kibler. aged seventy four years. died
this morning after an illness Of
several months, during which timo he
received treatment at Johns Hopkins
Hospital. Baltimore. and the Memorial
Hospital. Winchester. Mr.. kibler was
married three times. He was for many
Years business man of kirksvilie,
Mo. Eighteen years ago he retired
and came TO Woodstock and his native
county, Shenandoah. to live.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28
Death Sentence Given.

I5y Associated Press.
NEWTON. y. G.. May 27.-Tom C;win.
negro. VINO was placed on trial at a
sptcla! term Of Catawba County Supe-
rlor Court Monday morning on a charge
OF aitaching sixteen -year-old high
scnool girl near Hickory on April 30.
Was found guilty by jury yesterday
d iternoon and sentenced TO die in the
cicciric cahir at the state pcnitentiary
az raleigh on June 81. The Jury was
out only ten minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28
CHARGE AUTO THEFT
Five Young Men Bound over 20 uu,,-
inEs Court for
Trlul.

rive Young men. arraiGncd in ro!ice
Souft yesterday morning on charges
over 10 the Hastings Court grand i,ry.
Ihree OF the men, Nick Lorenzo. Harry
Wilson and Louis Rappalcan We're
caught N Raleigh +. II. Dawson
and Julian w. Taylor, were arrested
early yesterday morning a, seventh
snd Marshall Streets and charged with
me theft OF an automobile from gar
age IN the rear OF c0l5 Monument
Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28

hI Edlnund q. Mag!ll. State garden
specialls'. Val lecture for the James
Nver Garden club on Thursday morn
ing, May 20. at 1880 o'clock. at a meet
ins OF the club 10 be held Al the re-
sid"nce Of Mra. Lewis H. Blair, go,
Monument Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28
MAY VISIT AMERICA
Lloyd George Considers Crossing Occn,
I" Httend League Meeting In
Washington.
I By Associated Press.

PARIS May -. - Premier Iioyd
George, OF Great Britain il is under
5000, is considering favorably n pro-
posai from me American peace deicga-
,moh ina nc visit America this wear
The Premier would 60 10 tie Iiniicd
states especially TO attend the first
meeting o: he league Of nations in
Washington in October "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28

Mrs. Helen Bland Bate. wife of the
late Robert Boiling Bate, died at the
home Of her sister Miss Fannie ~.
French 1905 Decatur Street last night
AZ 10 O'Clock Funeral services will
he held At the grave in Bianford
Cemetery. Petersburg, Thursday at 5
O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28
Would Stimulate Coal E1nort,

NAs!iiNtTON. May :5.-Crcation Of
Il department of Goa! export. Ia sim,
iate the export coat trad. Of the coun.
w Was announced today by the shin
ping Hoard ~. Y. Saint. OF Seattle.
WI be III charge Of tho department
ana mas called a conference hers
Ihurhday Of coal producers shippers
situation N"poi I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28
BELGIUM QUEEN MADE M. D.
Handed Diploma M RECOGNITION os
work in Nursing During
the War.
BRUSSELS

:, bkCaS El.S May 27.--(speciaD.--
QI+th flizahetn Oi Belgium mas been
nominated doctor OF medicine bv the
ShlNereitE Of Licge, in recognition or
her "ork a. nurse throughout the
"tr; Inc rector 81 the UNIVERSITY
handed the diploma TO the Queen an;,
read an address from the faculty in
ncr honor. 80 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28
LIEUTENANT PROMOTED
ni Prohibition Commi,,io,,r
Fc'ers Advanced 10 Rank
OF Captain

:. "1"tenant John y Peters. son Of
missioner Of Virginia. was n-ntno,aa
Gays ago 10 the rank OF CAPTAIN.
Captain Peters is a chaplain and !,
, sIaloned Al Newport News lie
Has iormeriN pastor 81 the Grace
Methodist Episcopal Chuteb son,h a''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28
Elem II. SnufIex,

liARRlSoNBURG. May 27.-Fleta
=. Sauficy. aged forty-nine, died yes
tcrday at the home Of her mother.
Mrs. William K. Saufley. near Fried
ems She is survived by her mother
and SIX sisters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28
Cnptnin Ba,t R~ach~. stochho,,,

STOCKHOLM Monday. May "a
Captalp Bait. an American naval avia
10 arrived here nj 10 o'clock this
'horning on h!s flight from Copenhagen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28
Richmond Events
in Paragraph Form
Current Local Ne1Us Told
Briefly for Benefit of
Busy Readers.

Under the auspices of the Mothers Club
OF the franklin school. Edmund [. Msgin.
state garden specialist. will speak Thurs.
day. May %. At $50. ~ the school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28


Mrs W. c Zones. president OF the
Wrmen's Missionary Union. comprising all
OF the Southern States and auxiliary 10 the
southern Baptist convention. will give re
port OF IN" annual convention recently held
Church tonight Al Sis.
Monument Church. Park and Alien Ave.
MUGS. claims tho aurels IN the Centenary
drive. rho church not only Subscribed liz
quot Is assessed. but large sum TO nav
on church debts and make improvements
me total raised was sio5.oii. OF this sum
Nt",coo Viii go for missionary work Rev
george w Jones, D. d. is pastor OF the
;. The condition OF Z. J. shelton. of Prince
EDWARD County. who struck on the
head with tho limb of dead tree a, his
h fs;mn yeStcTday. Was reported as being
memorial Hospital. where he was taken al
helon ST. Clair. arraisned in po.ice Cour,
Yesterday on = charge OF running a disor
gerry .house at 1910 Ashland Avenue was
lined sioo ana costs by Justice Cru,chneid
she was also put under 500 surety FOR
T. NJ Sweeney and l.. r. Vaughn. arrsisr.
90 IA Police Court yesterday on a charge Of
uu"nspoctlnE ardent spirits through tho
state. were bound over to Tho Hus;inrs
Court grand jury b. Justice CrutChnsid
NauEhan was also fined s25 and costs ON
onarEc OF speeding. and an automohils in
"nieh ne was r!d;nS was conhscstcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28

Virginia exceeded her total in tho Victory
loan drive by S1.oa0.oOo Chairman Oliver
J. Sands announced yesterday Tho oihcial
tota! was S5S.i53 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28
The Confederate Museum

OPT Daily from 9 A. NJ to S p. nd
Saturdays'9 a. *. to 2 p NJ
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS,
ADMISSION. csc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-28
Mfl1er&&g Rhoaas
THE Shopping Center'
Why Not a Flag.
ON Every Home?

Is 1t TO be supposed that only those who have
homes along the line Of march glad to welcome
our boys back to their native land--and State-and
city? Perish the thought The troops can't parade
In front of every home. but each home can at least
show the patriotic spritthe deep interest it's occu-
pants must feel In the occasion--by flying at least
one Flag.
The price of hag or two is too trifing to
De barrier to ownership Then it Will be hand
ready to do service and over again
Get Your Flags Now for Fridays
"Home-C Coming" of the Howitzers.
Blues and Units of the "Fighting
Eightieth" Division.
We have an unusually large stock OF all kinds OF
flags--"our own in all Sizes also flags of our
ailcs IN the world war. Already have done the
biggest Flag business in the stores history and we
are anticipating even greater activity this line
between this and the Fourth of July.
GEL YOURS while the variety is ample all
"eeuS' Basement, West
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
Wet, Dry Election
 In Ohio Still In
 Doubtful Column


 COLUMBUS, Ohio, November G. Practically complete returns of Tues days election from 59 of the 8S coun- ties tabulated at the office of the secretary of state tonight show the vets to be leading on all four pro hibition proposals by the following majorities:
 For the 2.75 per cent beer proposal, 14,29S
 For repeal of statewide prohibition, 72S.
 Against ratification of the federal prohibition amendment, %, ,106.
 Against the Crabbe state prohibit tion enforcement act, 50,675.
 Easing his claim on results in the 59 counties and the vote of a year ago on statewide prohibition in the remaining 29 counties, Chief Statis- tician Johnson of the secretary of states office, predicted that the 2.75 per cent beer proposal will be de feated by from 12,000 to 15,OOO, the proposal to repeal statewide prohi- bition defeated by more than 25,OOO; the federal prohibition amendment sustained by from 20OO to 5000 and the Crabbe prohibition enforcement bill defeated by more than 20,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
S3,O00 FOR RED CROSS DRIVE
 |S COLLECTED

More than $3OOO of the quota which has been set for the Warren district has been collected by the American Legion in the Third Roll Call for the American Red Cross, the campaign for which is being con ducted by the local post. This sum has been subscribed with five days of the drive yet to run.
 Among the reports which have been received is that of the commit tee in charge of the subscriptions in the C. & A. mines, of which Thomas Connors is chairman. The quota for these mines has already been over subscribed, with the committee still on the job.
 The committee in charge of the drive in the Copper Queen mines is also making definite progress under the direction of Chairman Albert Detloff. The booths are other factors in making the campaign @ success.
 It was the belief yesterday of the main committee, of which Dan An gius, commander of the L. A. Epgle Jr. post of the American Legion, that the amount subscribed to the Red Cross in the last drive S7000-w;ll be exceeded this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
COPPER QUEEN ARRIVALS

Arrivals at the Copper Queen hotel yesterday were George w. Hart, Douglas; MT. and Mrs. E. M. Graham, Cleveland, O.; c. l. Seaman, Denver; NJ. F. Baker, Boston; Robert Brener, New York; Frank E. Johnson, San Francisco; W. H. Davis, Kansas City, Mo; Frank H. Hodges, Fl Paso; A. G. Thompson, Douglas; J. E. Robert son, Fl Paso; H. Cuthbert, Douglas; F. G. Lambert, Douglas; G. H. Whit ney, Los Angeles; J. N. Williams, Los Angeles; Harry E. Levy, Rochester; M. c. Ibers, San Francisco; Ira Parker, Los Angeles; F. H. Swear meyer, Fl Paso; J. J. Alexander, Los Angeles; M. J. Brennan, Chicago; E. J. Sullivan, Los Angeles; H. T. Keat- ing, Los Angeles; J.. Hapoley, wife and baby; T. E. Evans, Cananea; George Snow, Cananea; and R. V. Winchester, Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
HAVE AT LEAST ONE FIcHu.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Among the quaintly out of the ordinary things sought by New York women to indi- vidualize their frocks are fichus.
 Organdy, net, georgette and chif- ion; plain, ruffled, with lace and without, all sorts are being shown in the shops and all are equally attrac- tivefi for no finish has more soften ing effect about the throat than sheer and dainty folds.
 A popular one is of georgetter fin ished with an inch and a half ruffle picoted at the edge. It lies in a soft knot wit hshort ends.
 Many of the latest fichus are long enough to reach to the waistline. Some of them are so fashioned as to make a sort of combination vestee and ficbu. But long or short, every woman should have at least one of these dress accessories in her top bureau drawer, for nothing will change the looks and freshen up an old dress so quickly.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

WICHITA FALLS.-Applicatio has been filed in the district court at this place praying that receiver be ap- pointed for 31.S3 acres of land in block 9S of the northwest Burkburnett field, which is valued at millions of dollars and upon which the annual rental is given in the petition as $500,00O. The action was instituted by c. G. Taylor, who names M. J. Bashara, Walter M. Priddy and s. R. Travis as defendants. In his petition Taylor alleges that the defendants entered upon the land il- legally September 1, after he mad owned the property for ten years. He claims that the alleged overt acts of the defendants have damaged him in the sum of $1,OO0,OOO. Judge Scurry instructed the district clerk to issue notice to the defendants to appear in court and show cause why receiver should not be appointed.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
CHAPTER MEETS

The Albert Sidney Johnson chapter of the United Daughters of the Con- federacy held a, meeting last Monday afternoon in the blue room of the Y. w. c. A. building. An interesting program was presented, including a reading by Mrs. c. M. Lynn on the Closing Days of the Confectionery, an instrumental solo by Miss Nita Henderson, and song by Miss Juan ita Stinson. Mrs. M. J. Spaulding and Mrs. l.. R. Jackson were bostesses.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
SHERIFF IN TOWN

Sheriff Mcdonald was in town yes terday from Tombstone. It had been announced that he had gone to Phoe- nix and Florence with prisoners con signed to the penitentiary and the in sane asylum. but important business at Fort Huachuca called him there.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

SHREVEPORT, La.-The Tex-La- Homa Oil company party, consisting of a number of western and eastern capitalists, left Shreveport last night for Tulsa after two-day inspection trip fth coil fields here. The men expressed amazement over the wealth of the North Louisians or. znd gas fields and predicted freely that this would be the greatest production sec tion inthe country. Trips to Claiborne and the original Caddo fields including Pine Island were abandoned, owing to delays in railroad travel. An indica- tion of the attention being paid the De Soto Parish field is seen in the en- 'ployment by the parish clerk of F stenographers. where formerly he em- ployed two or four.