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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-25
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-25
Bakers Plea to
Honor Gen. March
Doesn't Make Hit

N1sAE1gso1- Seq .*-s2z1s -
=Ivs General MarrA ps-1a-s1i rank
- general have s1-1ck I7s,aer sag
Il GcGerrss- zssS ting - me rEaes
Committee. WIKI S2< ss-s1 asked III
Secretary Baker sc make Tia gem
eEars gruzos5ua s-ss1a2 order Of
Aas1oe<s In sAe E1-ss-
AsshoGgA P-sS5ss-. WZlscn- - ask
s-g Congress 70 ccs-se- lie perEznens
rank or Genera Ne-sAzaE- askA6 the
sane fcr Gszs-xs NxrcA- Ccrxrsxs
gave The rank az2r 10 Psr<Ainx. War
6erzrxEess c.sc@Ass ASKED Conx-~x<
20 recccssss- Is -et2sa1 TAere .
mach q7rrsztsa1- However. 70 The
Proposal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-25
Companions Of Foresters
Enjoy Social Evening

4 h Ez-aerag e IAs Co1Ezz1uos
REG ~ Cessez Czozx aaE- 4 BAKED
ssAz ESSEer w1z ss-Te5- atssr which
pzna sese-eSoas we're .szye5 IT MSS
Ez1ea lySak- Gays ReAsrsx AID 5e<-
Ese Alexander A -s1o Was x--E by
Ma wallace SAkr II. ether vocal So
hos were re73e-es: zlss : GENE. soas
hy u Is Na-5rr yccsx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-25

PROBATE NOTICE Neesee 10 he~e-
Ny gsvsR 1AAs 81 tAt rrenxy-eecsma cav
q StvseEAe-. .szS lse1rse n McCzEre a
NJ NerDcm IN he Cmcnsr - KsrneAec
VAS ~ TO Freen1R Cnmr1 for The Crasn-
sr "a E<Erxsec- sxsr arreuzsez 49,
sxsraersx 81 he e<zase e Frra 49,
sAse e III Ves0en n said Cnz1-y.
8ecemxe&- and rAafs sm the x1rm~ So
said zzsssse NJ MrCNux~ sFSxssSMs En-
and aescsreeS sail sru<e
Afeese- r. " LEIGHTON.
Ee<zxskT - PrQeRrA
x7xSsazr4G
PROBATE NOTICE Ngc6cs q h<r1-
~ Ezren that "a The ywxAey-srcenss AAr
ee SsFsersAer zsaA ErAeTs a. Cnnr ek
AGkzxes ~ tAe Crunxy 90 K&mneAee
wax ~ xAe Fsv>Ase S1suvt ser sAe CsEn-
nc a. K1nasAre. &n>y ar4sssxeeA &Smrn-
Meeaeer a the e<eAse q RzcA&n1 Gen.
ners aAse * ShsassA y skse Csus<r. &C.
eesseA AAA sAAs en- sAs Same date sAs&
NcNsse 4. Csny euz1saea tew ana &r-
g 49, - ~ EE10sxrcx.
NeGssesF q ksoAAaA
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-25
HOSTILE ALIENS
REACH NEW YORK,
BOUND FOR HOME

NeW YC-k Sept -t--Wltf fwo
armed soldiers q guard at each END
g every CT. three SPECIAL trains ar
rived al Ho1soken today with Las.
prisoners o: E1- and i-ts-1ed enemy
aliens They VIII be started hack
10 their native lands tomorrow OF
The steamship PocUhcn.as. bound for
ROTTERDAM The great majority were
Germans They came from Forts Nc
Phe-so1 and Csle;horpe. Ca and
Douglas Utah.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-25
Needn't Operate
Casco Steamers
After Sept. 3Oth

Pv-slAz6- Ne Serc A-Reeesverx o.
tie C2sco Bar & HarN-e2 Lines
names o1 JElE - fOzio~zas he -s-evzl
Ct lItess brought L the United STATE
d3s-ses cSSrf hy ban e-edssorx for y-zc
tsczly kaaN. we're aEtbo-11e5 hy A.
scc1zts Justice Scott wsssoa = re ga
pEene co-re To-Day to discontinue Ii.
cse-a-i4. a tie c7rnanY-s steamboats,
q CAsco haT at-Sr Se7t- H.
TIE sece-refx vers APPOINTED - e2e--
ase The eees Of Eve steA-1e-x fer -
coase.sence Ct suHrer rlSseoes al
ressde-ts q the sszar1s eosa rhe bar
euEx shs s@Eer Eonths- and i q
Understood TIE searnzags s1zce gusy u
anoznted % sse.sN AeoVe Tie operating
expenses
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-25

Steel Workers at Canton
Vote TO Return to Work

Ca-tu-. Q. Sept A-Tbe 2a.o-aee-
.rsr, lis a1srzcca By c A 1rrT.-
rs-s-z, manager Of the Cz.toG Sheet
So, c.. ia. his Dea lad voted 80
rssrrn 70 ~crk was the o1tstA-dans
tss---s - - Strike = Canton q work-
IS = ~ s-vG AID s-ees sneEk1-E-
Ae.or, ~ -es are Affected sF tie De-
cssac-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-25
BORDER TOWNS
ISOLATED WHEN
LEVEES GIVE WAY

Srow-xv2zse- Tex SEPT -4-Ea5H7-
Ee- Tex aid RsgrosA- Mex we-s
reported surrounded h< water -a5Es
as tie lrsSEas 6 breaking Iexesx o.
The Texas xsae - rallies Ct rhe raj
-oad track eet~eea Brown<v53s ans
Rs6kag0 we're under water.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-25

"Wednesday. heScS IN ideal Gay.
CITIZENS o. waserTilie who are lovers
ot horse races attended Unity fair
and -a2y went % Pennington far.
O. account q TIE rain Of Tuesday,
rne races Ct C-s-y fair have been pr.
ahead a-s oAr- and the fair viii be
continued until FRIDAY night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-25

The WcasEf Baptist 4ssEaoaxfT
Socaezr VIII meet with Nrz- Louise
PAIarook II Gruxe street. n 13f
this Afsarnoon- Sept - Leader. Ness
Alice NewEa.- SEh5ec& T@esy Top
scA II . hcpec there VIII Dc large
a.teneance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-25

. A-shEr RouE<F Was IN Augusta cz
Wednesday % CAL c1 Mrs Rou,dy,
vAc Il recovering run Al operation
sr 22penEscsas .. he Augusta Gen
EDeh approved and Wednesday SAT
I'D = few minutes II The afternoon.
she expects 70 be up srorod TIE hos
rsrz1 IN q fkE Gays and VII prohs bly,
rerz-Z - her home il this csry tbs
iR< q the week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-25

PROBATE Nc-7-E Nrcrs =
Ny gzve1 tat 90 -ff -Sts 80
- So n5een. CA. was - La -
CO fer tie Czurr u ksr-sfees
S-r-sS- - .aIs-rsrlte-a--sx {. D q
n r. e<Szre 81 sssr-R-sn a.
aase ef TMxsascrre ~ shAE NCS rxs
ExNFs RaEler RsSrfr< c.aahek -
ecreSnes Ea5a rrzS<-- Ape -
RHS<ee1 e AnEE<<A- wEkx 6H1S
Ir-e~s ~. 1KzsEreN
Errxezr AZ Frreaa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-25
-16799
DIED

n Nsw York Cry alone from lid
MY tzuuhae hst ysG. Don't allow
yourself 10 become q victim b
neEieding pains and aches. Guard
aE1inss this trouble BY takinx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-25
g RIP
NAY
Return
+ Doctors say influenza
may come back. If it
does, be ready to fight
off the germs by taking
Father Johns MeG-
cine now to build new
resisting power.

Rememher. this cure soo6 Medicine
IS guarantees free from aseshei and
dangerous drugs and has been sue
eesxfuIsy used for 50 years fer eesds.
eeushs and a. q BODY builder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-25

PROBATE Norr-E. Nsxsrs . -
hx - -N.ax NJ ~ -wxn<y-@ecans .
a S4-HF~-Axr. zEzA Esmsr z 1%lr- :
Hearrn3e N 90 CnUs<y 81 -
wns NJ t. Freemse CezsTs ssc IN
N e EzxnsAee. &xsy AzEafn.e. 81 81.
H.ss - Rrsr-wae N <zs& CEEHC
rssss. ana rhas co tAe sRme GAP So
Er<~ & Ds1zR SzA2z1AS ~ Snh
x--sxss r ~ i.EzGE-,N-
Rexxesr AZ P-ossa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-25
WATERvILLE

Kenneth c Wilson q Augusta was
in rhe c11y Wednesday, for the day
O. Business and calling On friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-25

MIA Jack carnage and lzr-le 6zEgA-
~ Joka of tAe Capatai City visited
friends he<e Wednesday for the Gay
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-11-06

lost their tools and were unable to
recover them, 50 that a new hole has
10 be started.
Mr.. Roberts spent Monday at the
Pratt home
Monday night there was a char
aFira at the Kolsky place as greet
ing TO O. IL. Albee and his bride
" no arrived overland from Portland
last week
The Reed family gave dinner
Monday night in honor OF the bach
elors in the community. When they
arrived at the charivari late in the
'sening they all looked well fed
sunday school at $50. Preaching
~ 1:3O. BE on time,
Mr.. Witty and sister left for Ken
lucky Monday afternoon.
Nurses training class Thursday, at
] 80 p. N.
The children in the south wagon
had little treat Monday to cele-
brate Walter Fulkerson's birthday.
Walter is proving a very trusty driv-
err
Mr.. Newall is putting up his third
cutting OF hay.
The next missionary meeting viii
be at the home Of Mrs. Walter Clark
on November 18th. Mrs. Thomas will
have charge OF the devotional, and
ATS. Pratt the program.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-11-06
HABIT

Ben Franklin is our great example
~ thrift. He wrote more on il and
-ote it better than any other man We
know. He began precticing thrift when
10 was II years OF age, and he prac
iced Il and wrote on II all his life
re became the rich est man in Amer
lea in his day. richest not only in
money but in health brains, sanity
good cheer. influence. He was a scien-
list, a business man nnguist, a diplo-
mat and a philosopher. He always
paid his way He snundeo the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania. founded the first
public library In America. organized an
insurance com pany. pretty nearly cap
tured the HghtniDgs, invented spec
tacles. manufactured the first cook
stove. went 70 France and borrowed
money on which " ashington fought
the War of the Revolution and the
basis Of all the siren stk and excellence
II Benjamin Franklin lay in the fact
chat very early in life he acquired the
habit Of thrift
Thrift is he Att. hah't = :
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-11-06

I'LL Roberts was over from Twin
Falls late 'a.t week
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-11-06

rE4-- yOu 90 unconscIously or auto
matically without thought We are
ruled by our habits. When habits are
young they are Ike lion cubs. SOL
fluffy funny frOlicson little animal
They grow day BIS day Eventual
they rule you. Choose ye this day tho
habit ye would have rule over you.
The habit Of thrift IS simpl. the habit
which dictates that you shall earn
more than you spend. In other words.
thrift is the habit that provides that
you spend less than you earn Take
your choice. Ebert Hubbard start
now Ruy w s s.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-11-06

See the ac~ Maxwell before buy
ng-;dy 32-tf
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-11-06

for gradias the road from the west
civ limit 20 ,he depots. is now busfly
engaged 90" '"' "orA with ior'e
Of men a"' cams.
p,..,,s WAS over from r,,,,
,.n. .~..
Gee he ..u MAXWELL he,ore hpv
,,s-.a, a9-,,
Mrs " NoWlby. OF this city. has
president of be R.hccc, css.mhi,,
a, t,,to
cbas T. ,.,d. T. -, po..,.,,.
,-sp.,.. b., i..,.,n..s g., -. -. -.
ter mar, m. v..R
,iopal Rank o,,cL sor,',oa 49,.
"'' " NJ Massey who has been
Wy ''' "''' 'r9A 'peias' * now much
improved
Pc, wt..iw-irh, an, c,.. 90.
'la'r "ero here from Twin Falls late
10 Tho Nret
An oven level with your shoulder
''Tu'''' looping LOOK up Coles
Heater .t anu
" 70 fh'llips now has as an
@s',S'"n' N his dental practice DR..
'' "'''T. VINO comes from Lewis
WI"
AN Smith was OYER from cooa.
Ink ,h. t... 49,, 49, - '
Cooked food sale "Wednesday NJ
vember 2c,h NV tho i,d,os -, ,,.
"'s''an church. at the Progressive
''''' maj t''- adv
r. 5 shannon. who with his fam
~ LAS poem soiourninE FOR the past
"e'"' Glenbrook. Lake Tahoe
s'au'' writes to have his Times
further ,o,,.o "''''' ma ""'''
shone ~ .-.na' ""' "''e iron" '"o
''Sday
inR-ad, ou'
=, MI ana Mrs. c. w. Van Horn and
s.'' ana Mrs NJ. L. House left Fri
Gay fo' los Angeles to spend the
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-11-06

Are you ill?" is often answered.
oh il only cold" as if cold
was matter of little consequence,
but people are beginning TO learn
that a common cold is matter not
10 be triiled with, that some of the
most serious diseases start with q
cold. AS soon as the first indication
of cold appears take Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. Remember that the
sooner you get rid OF your cold the
less the danger, and this remedy will
help you 10 throw it of
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-11-06

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Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-11-06
Mrs. BERKELEY WALKER
Piano Teacher

coreolInerly taught for Kansas City
Mo IVatory OF Music. Kansas city.
Nns, ana Utah Conservatory Of
e' salt Lake City. Utah.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-11-06

con,.,,.... D" had no Telephone.
,h.t. WIN the town ,r Win
f,,,. '''9' VIII in the v.r, ,.a-
49,. Connected up with ir.. .,.-
M Bono, Sass her. ,,,, ,..,
thursday
p,v
North s,,e -, g''a- Al the
comna,o We ha die a
Albe-t G,rb.tn yn,
with a. seriou. attack 49,,
or Is now conV4lrs,.nt ..,,.,
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-11-06

r.,ared second-class matter
,...h O. lsll at tue post office at
Ma, Mae Ida. under the act or
March 3. j
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-11-06

,rpscRlproN. $500 PER YEAR.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-11-06

nrRKLEl WALKER, Publisher
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-11-06
JEROME COUNTY TIMES

.ushed o,.N Thursday at Jerome.
PUNE Idaho
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-11-06

Sam Sm- who has the contract
FOR grrdine tho road from the west
city nmli- go 'he depots. is now busily
engaged oa tAe work with force
OF men ANA .eams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
CHANGE IN MARRIAGE
SERVICE is PLANNED
Episcopnl Church liz Expected to Win.
Word "Obey" From book of
Common Prayer.

DETROIT. MICH. Oct. 4.-The pro-
posed revision of the Book Of Common
prayer of the Episcopal Church, which
Is TO come before the triennial con-
vention. opening here October S. en-
bodies changes in the marriage service
In recognition of the new status, of
women in the life of the word-that Of
political equality with man." 1t is
proposed to eliminate tho word obey"
from the woman's pledge in the mar
, r,age service: making the promises of
man and woman the same. while the
words with all my worldly goods
thee endow."- in the mans pledge
would also be stricken out
IL IS stated by church leaders that
me proposed revision would not only
enrich, but "modernize and humanizc'
the BOOK OF Common Prayer
II is proposed to eliminate from the
burial office OF the liturgy ali express
sions that tond to represent death and
sickness and disaster as tho direct acts
The meetings Of the 5000 delegates
the clergy. the house OF bishops and
the various auxiliary organizations arc
10 DC held In half Il dozen large
churches OF several denominations and
in large halls. A
me largest convention hall in the
city mas been engaged for the evening
inspirational meetings, which will be
addressed by leading churchmen and
nationally known figures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
BRITAIN IS WAGING WAR
FOR RATS DETERMINATION
Effort Which Wan suspepded Dur,
world Con dict IN Under Way
Amin.

LONDON Oct. 1.-The war on rats
which was suspended while the CHA
war was in progress is being renewcd
oy the ministry OF agriculture. which
estimates that property to the value
81 s-SV,oOo.ooo is destroyed in the
The chief rat inspector of the Board
o. agriculture estimates that each rat
osssroys property to the value OF
OF the British. Medical Association ,.~s
me spread OF many deadly diseases
inciuding trench fever, to rats.
Aireaay precautions have been taken
AT the London docks which vii, nra
vent rats from landing from ships and
,hh: ~ they do land, speedily end in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
When Rail Workers
Strike, Rulers Walk
King and Queen Forced to
Travel IN Autos to Get
to Castle.
ny l.. Il. MURDOCH.

LONDON. Oct. 4.-For the first time
since the adyen, Of the railway. roy
other mode OF travel over a long dis
lance. The King and Queen and their
suite has left Balmoral. where they
Spent p,,n their vaeati0n. for buckingham
erous sumptuous trains are at their
railway strikers would have made an
cial train. but so far as is known no
such request was made. The distance
from Ealmoral to London is 400 miles
and the royal party is not expected
here until tomorrow.
British nobility continues to hasten
70 the aid of the community, in this,
the greatest industrial crisis the king
Louis Mounthatten, K. N, son of the
Marquis of Mifordhaven Formerly
Fringe Louis Battenbere) and Admiral
Sir Sackville Garden are serving as
volunteer engineers on the Isle of
Wight. while General Nicholson has
volunteered as a porter guard.
DAME ne sf9v t,i has given grim evil
their night by taking possession OF the
regents park as an additional area for
f h1oe con sent Hyde Park resem,
powerful scarchlights play upon the
great host of soldiers concentrated
I here and the innumerable lorrics that
help keeping London's 1000, 900 inhabi-
tants alive.
The food ministry announces off,
cially that the citS's food stocks are
generally satisfactory" The mills arc
able to dispatch 30 per cent Of their
nour output. The bakers are further
assisted by the government reserves
The position OF bread is satisfactory"
says inc announcement. adding signif-
eanti!. however. for the present"
trices are soaring on account of the
Sost OF motor transportation. Potatoes
nave risen 40 per cent, and in some
cases petrol costs $3.50 gallon in
some parts of London.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
KIOSK DOES QUEER TRICK
FOR MONTH OF OCTOBER
Climbs to 10Y Degrees at $3.50
O'clock Saturday, While Rich
mond Citizens Swcltcr.
PALM BEACH SUITS REApPEAR
Yesterdays High Mark Only Eclipsci
at This Season Of Year by Heat Of
y Friday, When Thermometer Reach
cd Record Figure of o..

One OF the hottest October days in
the memory OF the oldest citizens was
experienced here yesterday when the
Kiosk in the Capitol Square registered
1ol degrees at $3.50 o'clock.
Not that this figure was so unusua l..
II began TO get hot at o'clock ycstcr-
day morning and at O'Clock the mcr-
curry had risen to 81 degrees and kept
climbing steadily until the middle of
the afternoon. making more Of a record
for continued intense heat than for
altitude of the thermometer.
from the heat throughout tho city and
few palm beach suits and Anticipated
straw hats appeared apoiogetically in
who had luckilcssiy donned heavier
fall clothing.
Little Wind Prevails.
Although the heat reached It's zenith
in Capitol square. u high temperaturc
prevailed until far into the night, and
at o,sioes ysstHsIday evening TEN
Little wind prevailed to relieve the
temperature. and in the downtown sec
tions practically no breath OF air was
Reports from the United States
Weather Bureau on Church Hill, now
esF there The ~as hshes 5
8 o'clock yesterday morning the tenn
perature was 81.
IVIu ID CLOCK yesterday afternoon
until o'clock last night however. the
thermometer held the % mark and
never wavcred. After S the tempera-
ture vas slightly lower Normal tenn
psrature for October .. according TO
onicials OF the Weather Bureau is %
degrees
Sets New Record.
Inc Eeather man declared last night
been ,rivaled since is1. by The " swei Tery
Ing heat OF Friday. when the ther-
mometer registered o. degrees-the
hottest October weather on record on
october, .. 1912. the temperature WAS
recorded as 90 degrees.
In no point in the United States
except Savannah was the tcmpcraturS
hisher. There "a degrees were re-
corocd as NE hottest. Only in Charles
ION ana Norfolk was the Richmond
inquire equalled. "
In contrast to the heat OF yesterday
mere comes the report from Denver
Col. OF a slight fall OF snow and n
low temperature Of "a degrees. The
was IS. N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
WILL ENDEAvOR TO TRACE
ORIGIN OF POLYNESIANS
expedition Financed BY Tru.tee. OF
ESTATE OF Hawaiian Princess TO
go TO South Seas.

HONOLULU. T. r.. Oct I.-Larsclv
financed by the trustees OF the Bernce
pedition will leave Hawaii next sprinr
TO spend two years in the south Seas
IN an effort to deteCnine the origin
OF tho Polynesian race. and to trace
us various miSrations until Hawaii
the northeastern outpost OF Polynesia.
was reached.
Bcrn!cc Pauahi was an Hawaiian
princess who married Charles r.
Bishop. pioneer Honolulu banker. she
once declined an offer OF the throne
Of Hawaii. Her estate. valued at many
hiliions. provides revenue for a num-
DER or institutions designed to promote
the Interests OF the native Hawaiians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
MANY ATTEND VARINA FAIR
Exhibits Feature Event
hsid by Mem hers OF Com munity
During Week

!. H en- e County wac well represented
munity Fair, held under the auspfce.
or the virginia Cooperative FARMERS
-; Atssociation. Thursday October 9 AZ
the Earina High School
- Professors Quisenberry. Hoda.on INA
r.eakle' OF the Virginia PoIytechnicai
p nnodt5aI were the judges % farm
~ W. ana Iye stock. Judges Tor
o. exhibits OF fine needlework .nd
t hnms T.r,o Miss Mary Ferris. district
Kn, ,e oenl9hstrator. and Miss Christine
-. - Westhrook WIS winner OF IN.
ssWt h;e Prize for the best ex-
t n,,u.s AZ me tair Several organize
mem mem were. the Boys Pig CLUB. ths
Giris Canning Club, and the Bovs'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
MEXICANS VOICE LITTLE
PROTEST, CABRERA SAYS
seem 10 ReEnrd Danger of Interxe,.
ton With indifference, He
Declares.

MENlCo CITY. Oct. 4-The Mexican
peoples lack OF a spirit OF protest and
me absence OF public unifcation in
or armed intervention is a phenomonon
never before cnAountercd In Moxico's
history. according to an account or an
!nterView given 10 representatives, OF
Sne capltal city press by Luis Cabrera.
Secretary OF the Treasury, as printed
by the Excelsior.
The secretary blamed the press for
ms seeming lack OF patriotism but
ers' suggestions. that the silence NJ
inc foreign office in regard 10 inter.
national questions might be the cause
Tor me Mexican papers allure 10
publicity ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05

Misses Louise Stone and Emily Roper.
OF this city, were tho brIdesma ids.
Real estate In Petersburg is on a
boom. one hrm made sales this week
Several inquiries for factory sites
have been received by tho Chamber
on commerce. and the Chamber is ask.
good factory sites to fle' informa ton
about the same for use.
The Circuit Court OF Petersburg.
judge Southall presiding. will comvene
on Monday. Only chancery cases viii
engage the attention of the court