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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
Police Holding Pair.

Robert Williams. colored, was
taken into custody by the local police
Yesterday The negro Is wanted in
Newport News on charge of high
way robbery and 1t is expected that
of1icers from the Shipbuilding City
will come here today and take charge
of the prisoner.
Charged with being a fugitive from
her home Nellie Burton, colored. six
teen years old. also is being held by
the local police for Washington au-
thorities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
w<uJNDED SLIGHTLY.


YA,,~r.nt Frank r.. O'Neni. Crozet.
C--,r,.l Edward II. johnson. Gull
<s...,ornI Henry c. Thompson. Dnr-
rtnn Heights.
sw,t. WILLIE I. MARTIN: rel.
Hacrte Martin, $500 West Main
-. RICHMOND.
DIv.fr Henry VI, Smith, HHEsn.
p.svafe James q. Thomas, Carriers
idgc. ~,u Sn,,tb.
yuntou county.
Dsvntc Wiley Jones: Guinea NILS.
pLv.te George \. Moore, 1nzc"eH.
Tsrivntc John T.. Wanp'cr' MOUNT
500, Carroll ~ Tharusan, Henry.
privntc stockton Ii. smth. view
n.tva.c WILLIE +. BARKf,R; rs-.
=. Dcvinncy. Ao6 e"uh fN'
go RICHMOND. ~,.
prsvaae Clarence Camden, e'a-sow'
prlvntc Archie ". Murueh' Ne"
II News. ..,,,,,
a,rrcant John W. Wright. tataW!m.
srrTcasnt Charles II. IhaHton' SCUM
0tDn. ,.,, pr,hcrford
Corporni W"''"'" ~ ~ -
corporal Boyd c. sh"ffer' New
1.-TWO John II. Powell, pcarisburc'
s-.te George w. Woodbridge, APP
1870 Arthur II. Almond. Green
augusta county.
80 DEANE. g. NORRIS; rct,.
49,. Norris, 425 South laurel
- RICHMOND.
mn. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING
sv.se benjamin III. Roberts, North
aston.
.rxrnE.n fDEGRT.E UNDETER-
MTNEDl PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING
s<rsra Yx ri - HEGunun11nl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
Soutbside Items

WANTED: Reliable Carrier for
The Richmond virginian on the
Woodland Heights route, South
Richmond tManchester). Small
salary to start with, but splendid
chance for advancement, and to
build UP profitable business.
Inquire of NJ. A. Godsey. Agent,
Richmpnd Vrginian, lis East 18th
street. South Richmond. or phone
MIR. Godsey. Randolph b3s9. for~ap-
pointment for interview.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
J1s,irs Director Remembered

At Il meeting of the choir guild of
Meade Memorial Episcopal church,
held at the home of Mrs. w. +. Rex,
Mrs Vaughan, theleader of the choir
was presented with n set of furs by
tn vestry OF Tie church and several
societies. Mrs Vaughan has directed
the singing at Meade Memorial for
seventeen years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
Seamless Brussels
Rugs. $27.45

Sanfords Seamless Claremont
and Magee Carpet Company'a
Triple Ply Tapestry Brussels
Rugs; size Sx12 feet attractive
patterns: today's wholesale list
price on these Rugs. s24.0o and
$500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
|vorNpFp DEGREE

Wounded DEGREE
UNDETERMINED
Corporal David G. Tuttle, f"f'
t2nrkTnOrc-
MECHANIC Thomas T. Myers hosA'
okc-
Prtvnte George n. Sxsdth. Caliands
Private GEORGE h sIEsr.NS'
- Mrz Jake Cousins, foi Fhtn
vcnuc, RICHMOND,
Private John d. Chapman. LanS'Ase
Depot
Privnxc Robert o. Mayes, Carson.
| Private Joseph h Porter, saaa""'A
Zspasn0ks county. ,t....
| Private Irving ArEnshzah. f~sasi"h'
a.
Private Randolph Baltimore b'nc-
sonf.
prtynte Joe Clark. Leon
Private William r. Crank LsafssA
private Raleigh Guynn, Cana
private Willie 4. Hail, Petersburg
private WILLIAM VI. JOHNSiN
= Mrs. Katherine Meyer. Gill Ran
3plnh street, RICHMOND.
Prxate Ralph Campbell BROOKS
Gngan.
prixrte Tasrtroi O. Smith. Dublin
private Joseph h Boitn"tI koa'
u1sc.
Private Roy Il. Fr7Ampus- Highland
brings
prtyate Owen IT. Morris, Iron Gaze
prfynts Charles A. Vaughan LAW
Pr,xnfc Fbo wood. Castiev"od-
T.rdvat., hudson q. Perkinson. CtAaSS'
lu.
Y L
psvnte Gabriel Scsar1ios, Norfotk-
Private Halford c, Rowan new
etle. ~
prsvnse James r. IoviIl. Hfilsviiie.
1,.,-,~r,-aI Andrew L. Cowans. Ewing.
r,,,vrrraI peter r. Hinkei. PenninG-
u Gap. xx,,,,n
une. r,,.,,,
Corporal John H. Lawson i''''S-
Corporal Harry n. w1nborne' By s.
paxate DANES Erwin Barker, Bar
EsvslIc. -
pr4yntr Henry Towncrs. Borden
T,1v,te James NJ. Vaughan Orange.
r4vate Iindfrcy A. Grammar. saw
p,4xutr You-worth b. Lewis, Mont
Pr.vat. Charles F. Null, Waynes-
Ts~axatr William ". Taylor. Har-
onbsrrg. y-s
u-,wate Gilbert CLANCY Shannon.
xrk-lxs. - u-,
unity. - xx,,. ~.,~5-
uOk-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
Court Clerk Still Sick.

T. V. Cogbill. clerk of the Chester
field court. sill Is confined to his
home with ab attack of influenza.
Mr.. Cogbill has been sick for three
weeks His place is being filled by w.
N Purdu, deputy clerk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27

The Office never has to seek the
man on pay day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
Virginia's
HonorRoU
WOUNDED SEVERELY.

IAcutrnant JAMES A. MILLER;
IA. Migs Louise Miller. 5lo "oSs
EAace street., RICHMOND.
Private Mangus Crowder. Fncasue'
Prtvntr, Winter Ruffins. Forts
|nOutlA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27

Pending definite decision from
Rev. Frank wayne Long. of Clifton
Forge, 10 become pastor OF the CO.
wardin- Avenue Christian church the
members of that congregation are
waiting before they begin negotia-
Tons tor another minister. MIR. Long
has been extended a call by the CO.
waroln-AvenUe church and it WAS
thought that his decision would have
been received in time to he announced
or the services Sunday. No word has
been received W 10 this time
1t Is doubtful IL Mr.. Long viii re-
nnQuish his passionate at the Clifton
l. orge Christian church in view Of the
fact that the church recently built a
parsonage for him with the under
standing that he was not TO make a
change until 1920. The ealth OF
Mrs. Long forced the Clifton Forge
minister To leave this city two years
ago and this fact is expected to cause
the minister 10 he retcent about re
turning TO this city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
DIED OF ACCIDENT.

Prtvsse Arthur G. CrsHss, Atkins
ninth county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
nr-n OF WOUNDS.

DIED OF WOUNDS.
py4vnte SAMUEL O. JONES; rel,
<rx BERTHE Jones, I'LL Nc1rapie
txee1, RICHMOND.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27

Fine. en- atty. closely woven; at
tracttve, conventional borders:
size 9 feet by II feet in.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
LARGE Shallow
DISTRIGTPR0VED
Sand Encountered At 1876
Feet South Of Sipe
SPRINGS. Tex.

Sipe Springs, Tex, Dec 16.-The
Foster NO. i wei Of the Kelsey OIL
company has encountered a shallow
sand at 1ss feet and is bailing oil
from that depth This wen is Of i'm
portance as it proves up a large and
imu6rtant territory In the shallow
sand district south Of here in Co
manche county. The drilIers are
baning five barrels daily from the
well It viii be drilled deeper
The Foster No. vel Is three miles
southeast Of the Peoples OIL com
pany's Jackson No. 1. the discovery
wen OF the shallow field The Jack
son 10. I found the first sand al 1s5
feet At go feet a second sand was
encountered which hailed Is barrels.
The driu is Il feet fl this formation
Of which the exact depth is not
known Il IS believed that the Fos-
ter No. / VIII pick up the same for
nation around the go foot level II
this well finds the second sand Il
VIII open up a field where high grade
oil can be obtained at little expense.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
KWLZ



l. Sir Thomas Upton IS an Irish
man, called the greatest "tea mer-
chant in the world" but better
7 known in the United States as an
ardent yachtsman and challenger for
the international cup
2 Smyrna is one o. the richest and
most important cities OF Turkey. re-
] Gently awarded TO Greece By the
allied council as a trophy OF war.
3. Ptomaine poisoning Is induced
By ptomaines or inflnitesimal par
ticles OF decayed matter IN food
stuffs.
4 The completed axiom IS: Pride
goeth before a fan"
5. The Inquistion was Inspired by
religious zealots in the middle ages
and machinery devices, and practices
Of ingenious cruelty were developed
OF the priests mobiles and rulers. The
InQuiEtion flourished for two cen
turtles In Spain and spread through
out Europe.
securities OF small denomination
usually 800 each, and are con-
sidered security for investment with
special appeal 10 persons Of
moderate circumstances and thrifty
habits.
2 The British crown exercises a
protectorate over Egypt which today
gAAalaa no naive AlHaA AAAAAEAAAs
s. The Congressional Library IN
Washington IS the largest public
library ia North America
g. A post norton" examination fs
one made upon a corpse, usually 70
determine cause Of death
10. 4 heTagon has six sides.
New Questions.
l. What IS phonetic spellingz
2 What IS the dress circle" in a
theater2
3. What IS an embassy
4. K-o was Jay Gould1
5. what IS an antiquarian xl
s. What Is an aquarium
Z. Who is the present secretary
Of state in the presidents cabinet2
8. What IS the completed axiom
that begins, early 70 bed" etc?
9. Which one IS called the
Granite" state, and Why2
10 What conspicuous mythology
ical feature had one eye2-Thompson
Feature Service. 443 Fourth avenue.
New York City. Justin Fair, origi-
nator.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
FIVE TEAMS ARE SELECTED
FOR ADCLUB'S MEMBER DRIVE

Teams for conducting the Adclub's
membership drive were selected Mon
day afternoon. The drive IS to be
from January u TO It. The teams
are as follows:
Team No 1-Jobbers- J. ". Sheri-
dan. captain; Julian Hughes. J. f..
Gandara- Frank Ezel l. Gardner.
Team No. Among retailers
VIII r Shutes, captain; II. T. Bowie,
Fabian Stolaroff Claiborne Adams
Team No. 3-MisceIlaueous. ". K.
Hil captain. Johnny Behren, Robert
Page, Rufe March. William d. Jones.
Team No. Manufactures A. ~
Lockhart. captain. Scott c. White
II P Carlock, John n. Regain, VIII
r. Winch.
Team No. miscellaneous Arthur
Millican. ". ". Daughdriu Gus Z.
Eminger, George II. Mccormick
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
8 NE Wells
ARE COMPLETED
Ball Bayou Section Gets
Additions; Fuel Shortage
Hats Operations.

Shreveport. La, Dec. 16.-Bun
Bayou has three new compilations.
The Fortuna oil company's Push
No. II, is flowing 5000 barrels daily
from e250 feet in section 12-12-11;
the Gulf Refining company in section
1f-12-l1 has completed its jenkins
ELY and it is making $50 barrels
from the same depth; the third we'll
is the Wilkerson No. OF the Texas
company in 11-12-11 which is making
$50 feet barrels from 2SO0 feet.
A serious fuel shortage is tying up
operations in the Bull Bayou dis
trict Gas wells from which drilling
operations have been getting their
fuel are exhausted There is plenty OF
gas in the district but is not con
nected with pipe lines
The Gladys Bell Oh company en-
eountered a big gas pocket at 1850
feet in its well in section 22-20-z
near Dubach. Union Parish. The
drillers viii test the sand at once. II
Il IS gaseous the well viii be ac-
cepted as a gasser at the foregoing
depth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
PREPARE TO SINK TEST WELL
IN VICINITY OF HARLETON,

Marshall, Texas, Dec. 16.-An oil
test will be sunk IN the vicinity OF
Harleton BY local business men
These men have leased 24O0 acres Of
land and have made a location FOR
their first well on this tract. Among
those interested in the deal are. Lee
Regan, Rex Allen, D. c. Craver and
E. L Peteet-
One Of the highest prices yet paid
for property I'm this district Is $50 an
acre paid TO B. H Herring by A. D.
Harcher- Hatcher leased a acres in
the Harrison county field near Ely
sian Fields.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
MISLEADING REPORTS ARE
SPREAD ABOUT NEW WELL

Breckenridge. Texas, Dec. 16.-Fur-
Their reports are that the Western EI-
plorations No. 1 1lcNab is not making
1000 barrels a day, but Is standing
with 1000 feet Of oil in the hole.
The Ranger-Texas company's Beck
No. /. has 5000 feet OF oil in the hole
which IS $3.50 feet deep.
The Prairie Oil and Gas company
LydOn No is making $50 barrels
from $3.50 feet
Pierce oil corporations Tandel 10.
1 Is making 500 barrels
Jakehamon's Coffman No. I is max
ing 25 barrels from $3.50 feet
A 40.0O0,000 cubic fot gasser has
ben brought in by the Prairie on and
Gas company two miles northeast Of
Frankeu
The Texas company. three miles
north Of Frankell has a similar well.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
GET HOLIDAYS
BUT MUST PAY
Teachers Quitting School
Are "Docked" For Holt
DAYS They Have Had.

Fl Paso teachers with 10 and 10
years service TO their credit are
about TO be locked" pay for four
holidays because they are quitting
Jobs that pay them less than they. can
get elsewhere.
Several Of the teachers in the city
schools are planning to cease work
for Dr. r L. Ramey ans his board
with the beginning Of the Christmas
holidays and when the payroIls were
prepared this week. they were made
up for these teachers minus four
days. These four days we're, Septem-
Der Z. Labor day November u,
Peace day. and November 27-2S.
THANKSGIVING. and the day following
One Of the teachers leaving the serv-
ice Of the city. who is being "docked"
for these four DAYS has been in serv-
ice Is years; another for 10 years.
A ruling Of the state superintendent
Of public instruction for Texas, under
which all county schools must
operate, says that If school be
closed on legal holiday, upon order
Of the trustees, the teacher is en-
titled - pay for that day"
Notwithstanding this. the FL Paso
teachers are 10 have their pay for
legal holidays held back. although all
Of them have attended five teachers
meetings on Saturdays since the term
opened. though the state law says
schools shan only be taught five days
a week and provides that teachers
shall receive pay for attending in
stitutes.
AS a contrast in the appreciation
shown for service, the chamber OF
commerce, when A. W Reeves sew
cred his connection with Il as traffic
manager, granted him three months
salary In advance and when Mrs.
Hazel Birdsley left as assistant secre-
tary. she was paid a month In ad-
vance
Teachers salaries are the smallest
paid in any line OF work requiring so
much preparation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
CASING BREAKS
IN COX WELL
Trouble Encountered by
DriHers For Oil In
Tularosa Valley.

Trouble has been encountered 81
the Cox well. in the Tularosa valley
according to reports reaching FL Paso.
When down about 500 feet. the drillers
attempted to pull the casings accord
ing to the report. and pulled it in two.
As the casing was in Quicksand, eZ-
perienced drilling men say that fl wiz
be practically impossible 20 fish" the
casing from the well. as the quick
sand viii hold it too tightly. Time
could be saved, they say, By moving
the derrick and starting a new hole.
which may be done.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

OF CUSHING COMPANT'S WELL
Stamford. Tex. Dec. I6.-Operators
are watching the progress being
made on the Cushing on company's
No. ] Proctor in the western part
OF Shackelford county. A black lime
formation was encountered in this
test at 3225 feet and the hole has
filled with oil Storage facilities are
being rushed 70 the new well.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04
3iuei %l1rteile.

Sn Der S%ultgemnmer 0s @cGlure's erifeinen 3nei bodintereHane
Nrifel ier Bro9ibition. Ser cine 0ieier Mrifel lit BON Gertrude Mtber-
ton, Der befannten merifntiden SbrHte1erin, 0eren BUD She &uRr
Of &ing8" emit 10 groBes Auheben erregte, mo ser an0ere bon Or. Granf
Crane gefbrieben. 2ebterer fpridt fb fir Brobibiton bonn Stdnopunfte
beg unerifaniiden @efbdftSnannes, aus. Or lit Der sreine Seranoes-
menif, penn er iagt:
y8oo6e ielte it'd in Ben &eg bon @eibGft. Oespegen CAB man ibn
in Qmerica ben AbIdieo. S6on Dor lGngerer 3dt entoedte @elbaft, oaB
Nlobol ghhbeoeuteno lei nit l%1ntifigfeit. ltno @ei6dft lit betut
memo fir oieeS 8olf".
SIN leben Sab fedt nbt 81 benreienbe 8abrbeit nGbreno man
nit &errn Crane ier mobl 0e6atheren fonnte be3iglib idner 5neden
9ebauptung, oaB o&Sinenhaft" u@eibGft" unerftiet babe 0abin, bob
Mlfobol ais NdbrmHtel mertos fi penn aud fem @ebrauh ais 0eoBin
annebmbar fi .me Der @ebraub bon Opium lmo Rofain".
9rau @tberton fagt nit ieItenem @ernlnonis elmer mernaniItcn
Srma in oRier Sahe:
,@egefng, gbidoffung Ser Saloon Bar" miroe @dBisfeit fofoern
lno berbeifubren; in DieIen 6daen Der @epobnbett Oorbergen; aber Hro-
bibition miro ben Weonn eribittern in Der innerfen Siefe Ieiner Selbt.
odtung nit Der 6oIge, oaB Iber Die gan3en 8ereinigten Staoten nebr
TrunfenboIoe berhit fGn peroen as je in Der Geitidte merer 3ipIi,
1ation".
God aur @tunoe erfdeiut cs, oIs oh Die 6rage fir be gereinigteu
Gtaoten erleoigt fei.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04
Der g8Ortlamt in 9emtid,

Dos G6IuBport ser bon ser oeuten Delegation in @erIaiQes iiber-
rtften 9entidrift oeren oQgemetner Sell einer 3ut per0fentlft muir
De, lnhete in oeuti6er Originofaiung me fogt:
o@8 bieten fd Ben I1iieren mirfiamere @tttel as 3mang uno
@epalt, 0urdb ben 8ilen oeS ontidben Bottles, Der oeutihen 0emofrai-
iden Hegierlng uo &ep1blf, alien Serpfliftmgen nad5ufonmen. Oas
neue 0eut16lano lit Hber5eugt, Sertrauen 81 Oer0ienen, lmo es mill oalnt
Die Aufnabme IN Den @6fer6umo iinoen. Ge 3ugeb0rigfeit gum 80lfer-
bno ourfte Die ItGrfie 8lrgidaft fWr Die Sertragstreue ieDer oeutiden
Hegierung bieten. geientlib GROCER f0nnte aber Der innere uho GuBere
@ert oieier 9irgifaft iein Wem ib Der Sieger bereit finOen lieBe,
9eutiblmo benin 8ieoerarfbm Ienes mirtibaftlifen 2ebens tatig gu
befen.
Ole oeutife &egiermg fibt fb perplidtet, aIf Ole 6oIgen zines
@emultfre0enS nod einmal marnenO btn8uueiien. 9s Sdidial &uB-
LAMBS iprift cine 0eutlde Gpra6e.
SIN 8egriHe elm neues, ouf 5rebet umo @rbeitSgeneinihat be-
grinOetes 2eben gu ihufen menOet ith Oos Oeutibe @dt an feline bisbe-
rgen @egner.
Gs uuniht uno berIonst i'm 5ntereie aaer @oIfer einen 6rieoen, benz
es nod Der inneren ueber5eugung ienes Gepihens feline 3uftmmlne
geben fam.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04

9un6esarmee bon 100000 i'm naA.
item 6inan8iabr, gegeniiber Der 6or'
oerung oes SauIes BON nur 9OO,'
900 Monn. Die 8etpiaigungen oes
Sauies iino in bielen ni9tigen Sal
len erb0bt Doroen, fir oie 2uftflotte
ALIEN puroen $30,000,000 mebr
beniuigt.
SOrab sreift 6rieOensOeIssatiOH an,
@aibington. Senator 8orab
ma6te bel ben 9ebatten iiber Die
Armee . 8eniQigungsnorlage eineH
abermaligen beftigen @ngriff gegen
oas Broblem Der 9iga Der Natio-
men. Die 9eitimmungen iiber ab.
riiitung in Dem Bertrag geben benz
Yu6litlm cine gang faIide SdiIoe.
rung, Die er iagt, ole ii9 WeientIt6
mteri6eioet bon oen auseIegungen
Der 9epiaigungsfomitees in BEN
Forlomenten, ipel9e nit Der ange.
legenbeit bei9Gftigt iinO.
Die 6riqoensoelegaten, Die ii6
na9 8eriaiGes begoben, naren, Die
Senator 8orab angibt, fir 6reibeit
ser Meere, @briiitung un0 @bibaf-
lung Oes WiIitGr3nanges; ite batten
a6er in ieOer Sinii6t oas 8ertrauen
getGuidt.
0emObiliIerMng Der WariHe.
8oibington. = @ie Morineie.
frctar 0aniels erfldrt, poll8iebt it6
Die 0emobiIiiierung Der 8unoesma-
rine raid uno 3ufrie0eniteIleno. 8is
Gn0e Der ISOLDE miro Die @eiamt.
ltarte auf 100000 Mann bermin-
oert iein.
@egen 265, 900 @onn puroen
ieit llnter8ei6nung oes @lffenitiIl-
itanOes entlaiien.
Der MarineIefretGr lagt, oaB Die
cmerifanii6e Seema6t in europai.
ihen @endiiern reou3iert meroen
niirOe, ooB ober pieIe ameritanii6e
Gfiffe audi nod 6rieoensi6IuB bort
hIeiben piirOen. 3ablreide Wiuen.
5crit0rer limo nod in Der Noroiee
tGtig, Inn ole oortige Niuenbar-
lage 81 5eritoren; es miro nod elm
Sabr oauern, ebe alle Minen bort
~crplo0iert iein mer0en.
XiSenitermng Oes WeisenbanOeIs,
Stem 0orf. = Suiius Barnes, Der
@i5enoireftor Der Bumoesregierung,
madte befannt, Dab BrGiioent 8il.
Jon cine Proclamation unter8ei6net
Bot, our6 melde allie Berionen, &or.
prrationen, SanOlungen uno Ser.
e:niglmgen, Die 8ei8en uerfaufen,
coer in Mebl un0 in 91dereimaren
@eidGfte tun, oie gan5 ooer gum
Cell aus @ei8cnmebl beIteben, I'M
ter Qi5eniierung nlrh ben 8ei8en-
tireftor iteben. Ausgenommen fol-
len MIR fem 5armer unO BETTER
fGeiner 9Gdereien.
Die 8roflamation tritt am 10.
SltIi in Strait.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04
8uu1 4usi9neioen.

s. 6. 2~einemeber.

3mei Sore p0lben im5 i'm eugen @alne:
gu foninit uaO falnlt oit oeiien nibt entIi1uen
llno ipielit uno lpeinlt unO ladit laO gebit BON bimlen
gSe Die SOee i'm elp'gen S60piungstroume.
@ober? @obiu? 9as iino sic tiefen 6rogen,
Die rubIoS Dir am bangen Ser5en 5ebreL
lln0 jcnieits nod in bleider @eiter Spbdren
gSirIt on mober, mobin alf'S neue iagen.
9o8 roitIos Sem lit nur Elm enOlos 8eroem
llno INNER miro I'M eignen Sd erlterben
9a8 Spiegelbilo Der gottlifen @ebdroen.
llno on, Elm 5ropfel aus Dem Born Der 3eiten,
WfuBt eruig lpehIeln0 I'M Die Stunoe Derben
SIN fGi6tigen &auihegang Der Gmigfeiten.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04

benz SOnrnal Cure 9rufGr-
6etten,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-08
BISMARCK BANK REOPENS
Director General Stops Examination
Order by State Attoreny

Bismarck. \. D.. Oct. S.--tBy A.
PD-lnvestigation of the Bank Of North
Dakota. Il state institution. begun Mon
day. by examiners under State Auditor
Cary Kositzky ut the direction OF At
torney General William LANCER, was
halted yesterday by Director Gcncrai
+. W Cuthro. Of the bank.
Langcr ordered the examination. IL
Scrting he had evidence to indicate the
Bank of North Dakota was involved in
affairs Of the scandinavian American
Bank Of Fargo which was closed last
Thursday as iusolvent by the state
banking board. of which LANCER and
Kosit2ky are members with Governor
Frazier.
4 seal placed ON the Bank Of North
Dakota safe last night by the examiners
was ordered removed by Director
Cathro, who informed the examiners to-
Gay they would not be permitted TO en-
ter the bank
The Bank of North Dakota opened for
business yesterday morning, with the
regular force in charge.
Auditor Kositzky declared that the
partial investigation yesterday showed
the Bank of North Dakota had S2N2,
600 ON deposit in the closed Fargo bank.
]. X. Waters, manager of the Bank
Of North Dakota, in statement last
Friday, declared the state bank haC
S1S5. 600 on deposit in the Fargo insti-
tuition.