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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24
MRS. WILKINS MURDERED
INSIDE COUNTRY HOME
Such Is Declaration Made by Dctec-
tiycs Who Find Pet Dog
DuJly Beaten.

A1NEOG4!. y. y. March 23-Mrs
Julia wilkins was murdered inside
! her country home &, Long Beach. L.
/. and not on: Of doors, as cluined by
he! husband, according TO statement
made today ~ . Burns Detective
agency operative. Or. waiter Keene
band, who Is in I cell % the Nassau
County Jail here. accused OF welding
the hammer with which the crime WAS
committed The .!ght 0; February -.
1910 ;h- authorities again ana again
taai ~ we was slain outside the
house oy one % band Of robbers
vale IL b4::!@1 with :hs others in
..ras a.E: tlow- q he 4ssa.ian, who
tl1Fct-+c --z -I..a wilkins WAS
sirucE VILE ;as woman was inside
lat [-oh=1 1oc-s q ta+ mouse, with her
"a: z-c g.:yes already removed" de-
G-E-sc to+ &l:.E detective and county
detective Ca---e1 Plat wko had beer!
So!.l.g E'.:n ne nan, Hodd.d his
h.!st = 80 i1ec-y.
TIE detectives arrived q This CON
c.uk-oa :o!!owHE .'.ot!act=d and
microscopic examination ct finger Prints
and t!ooaEtains ~ the house
J. was -eacl: admitted tina. par
a. ltasI q trail Of blood leading
te!ocgr the hous=, may have been
MADE ~ DUE the collie dog belong
Ing % The Decor and his Hif= Duke
,au!de- 40 e1pisaation has yct been
forthcoming as 70 how Or Why tho
cog ras beaten. DR. W!kIns at,cr-
.e!s hold that tho fact That mig favor
.ts dog '"as subjected - n brutal beat
ing GOES Z long way i. Itself 70 prov.
tragedy IL ;he quiet Village by ;nc sea
vas cnacted ~ -oUOcrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24
RALEIGH WELCOMES HOME
18TH FIELD ARTILLERY
barbecue ut the State FNuir Grounds
Today Promises to He His
torfcat Event.

RALEIGH, y. G., March 23.-Onc of
the biggest crowds in local history
welcomed home this afternoon the
One Hundred and Thirteenth Field Ar
tillery. OF the Thirtieth Division. COM
manded by Colonel Albert l.. Cox. of
Raleigh. The regiment dctrained from
Camp Stuart in three sections. from
1880 until 10 o'clock tonight. was dis
tributcd among the homes OF relatives
and townspeople for entertainment.
Tomorrow morning will come the
big homecoming celebration, in which
the State of North Carolina. through
with the city for the welcome OF the
Veterans of st. Mihiel and the Arsonnc
Forest
three miles long, the regiment Will be
reviewed by the Governor of North
Carolina. state and city officials. and
VIII then be rendered a barbecue at
the state fair grounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24
BABIES GET CHOCOLATE
First Sale Is Attended by Many Who
Had Never Tasted the
COnfcctfon.

PARIS. March 23-'hildrcn born In
France since the beginning OF the
war have just made glorious discov-
cry. They have tasted chocolate In
a congested quarter OF Paris. writes a
correspondent. line stretching for
TO enter grocery store. -Four po-
liccmen were keeping order among The
crowd and women were actually strug-
Cling for place in tho line.
What arc they fghting for a DO
liceman was asked.
The store is selling quarter OF a
pound OF chocolate to each one" re-
sponded the officer. That is tho rea-
son why you sec so many women bear
ing their children in arms. They are
allowed half a pound then"
The correspondent asked one OF the
women who had with her a fine child
and was stubbornly holding her place
whether she thought Il was worth
while to risk pneumonia in order to
get half pound OF chocolate.
You see" she replied. this baby
has never yet tasted chocolate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24
!AVEllh TOO DANGEROUS
AS HAMMER SUBSTITUTE
EasterD ]. &. a. A. Reject. Subsection
81 Meeting In Springfield,
H5ss.

SpRIEGfiELD MiES March ~
y ia representatives Of cEcIyc col
eyes present. t'ic n:%l:-iOrrnCd East
'fi intercollegiate Athletic ishoc!a-
non a1pDt"c 4 constitution, elected j.
are. cirrctpr u athletics AZ E:DCGDs-
Ter JHiTcEtltE, treasurer Of the OrgarI-
eaton, ana .aid plans for tn. nr-l am
nna! racE and fcld meet. which Vas
E"i Tor ha: ANA ~ 81 Pratt li.lG IN
'h.s city u MAS GrciCsd to dFop tho
hammer thfO" from the Inst nj. ac-
ccrn, ~ the danger involved to con
'"htantE ana spectators. The la.ci!u
" IS tuEgetteH - :: substitute. bot VIM.
' - r"Jec'sd as even moro dang rOt-
Inc association E0tcd 20 change The
nom system - maze the count I've.
'nT.", mo ana one for tho nrr' sarouG
thiFC ana !cnTth iiar"s, respectively
colleges r.prescntch we're MasEarIH-
s"'ts h:fI"uitura colgate. Sprirg-
i"id, HOY Cross, ',eW hampshire. Wor-
Cctttr cch, stevens, sou IDTE Cniycr-
sitI. hafsac!gset'a Tech, TunH. Union
and Rochester.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24
FORMER EMPEROR PLAYED
CRUDE JOKES ON OFFICERS
Drops Champagne on F>nce of General
M Matter Of Blcrrt-
nicuf.

LONDON. March z3.-The imperial
manners OF former Kaiser Wilhelm. an
example of his royal jokes ind the
stolid sorvility with which his officers
endured them in prc-war times was
disclosed recently in an article by
Johannes l'isciSart in tho German pub
lication Weltbuchno.
In July. 1901. relates Fischart. the
emperor was on board the cruiser
Eymphc to watch tho yacht races Of
walls he went into the captains deck
cabin to sign somo state papers.
Interruptins his work OF aDpcndlng
fore him ono after the other by Ad-
niral Won Tirpttz. the Kaiser remar k ell
10 another admira! standing near:
1 should prefer n glass OF champagne"
AT your service, majesty" replied
tho other admiral. who rushed head
long to bring glass or chaImpa gnc
which he handed TO his monarch with
Il low bow.
Wilhelm drank half the glass. then
which were General Won IIahnke and
the officers OF hs brilliant suite.
"H*hnke." shouted tho Emperor. you
would ike some champagne. too and
wards TO reply. Wilhelm poured tho
remainder OF his own glass over Gem
eral Hahnke. Majesty is too gracious"
to this insult. while tho remaining
officers OF the impc rial suite roarcd with
laughter at the imperial joke.
Wilhelm returned In boisterously
good huinor to the deck cabin and de-
inanded something to cat. The atten-
tive admiral rushed to fetch some caviar
sandwiches Taking one Of these sand
wichcs. Wilhelm removed the butter
and the caviar with his forefngcr,
which he then liclScd clean. and emcr :
Ing once more upon the bridge shout
cd: "Hahnkc. you would like some
caviar sandwiches am sure" As
General Hahnkc looked UP to murmur
his thanks, Wilhelm throw the rem
nant OF bread in his face. Again Gen
eral Hahnke. with courtly bow re-
piled: Majesty is too gracious"
This was a TYPICAL scene. says Herr
Fischart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24
P0lRCkRE SAYS CENTRAL
POWERS SOUGHT STRIFE
Deciestes Germany and Austria W.,
In accord for Plan 10 star
War.
! Y tssr-'st.o Pres,

PARIS March 2&.-r-esicer, poi,.
~ - "tEak!hG tocsy = tne !topsrf-g
OF INC h!Eht- normal scaccl sid 60
ira aaa 'erInany tefore oeclzYiEr w.,
On r1S3.a a'c france, created az -.
epSlst!e s!tla'irH ~ IN. uItirIa.,j,,
20 Hsrhit ana by systematic refuEsi
"a ~. ~ h,t:'etiirr ~ conCIIiz,3r'-
fthtf discoveries. have -x,
trough c1np!ln enlery D., eupc-r,;,-,5s
ROO i,ro ne Presidea, sad Tel
mat Btrlia Lad pushed Vienna ~
ifi an, )" IN, tns iae. q al aecomp!lsie-d
l,ss f,i;a ~. pTesen. anctier proof
mas ia!ieh INTO the hands o. Ia. ~.
crmmeni Of ne repuDilo s''-
ON july u, 1914 the Austrian a-
0aSSador m Paris wsa Informal 49,,
66aailn;uspiatl 'the Austrian Fortir.
b.iceo ,i.at Tho two central ,inpi,.s
nau rcachrf al entire accord on ~
poiltical situation resulting ron, ~
SaraJeVo Incident ana On ail roa.s.' =
consequences. ''SS''D =
An accord On al conseau.recs 49,.
you: not only did th"y cecIsT. ne. ~
cipitaicd il" 80 an P'c-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24
MAKE COMPLAINT AGAINST
LIQUOR SEIZURES IN SOuTH
Tourist. Find Their baggage u,a..
AMI Disturbed by Prohibition
Agents.

PHILADELPHIA. March 23.-cno..
Ing the bone dry" South. tou,t,,
bound for Florida this winter h,yo
been cncountcring since January =,
anplcs OF prohibition. Recently. whlcI
attempting to stock up q littlo oasi, od
their own. group OF Philadelphia me-,
carno TO grief in Georgia Ono OF tho|
party was surprised to fnd thar IN
state authorities ecarched the bnpr.,.,
on the trains and confscated whatevc,
Liquor they found; Travellers on al
when the vessel mado n brief sion -,
savannah. that the same process va "a
contiscatinE any Intoxicating lionnT
found in the passcngcrs' possession
II is related here that recently al
Ida was 1lled with bottles OF liouor
When II reached It's destination IL wa,
found that the safe had been openedI
en- route and It's contents taken. onc|
had sent south in various disruiscs|
had been confscated. wrote home: .:Ruy
three bottles OF the worst you can findl
steal it, '"c"'
An example OF oppoeate nature, SC.
,6 IN Inc Law reports. is attracting
siderins the possibility Of compensa
ton for liquor owners when Pennsyi-
Y S;,aEa Foes goes dry. At west ChesterI
to decide the claim Of a resident % y
Coatesville. which Is dry, Who b. o,I
ptH chased liquor in the adjoining CITY,
or Lancaster. imbibed too freely anal
wss arrested. his bottled goods bcins a
connscated by the police
without determining tho validity Cd
me oonfisolsory Legislation. tho Chcs
ter county jurtst ruled that liquor was
not Inherently evil such burglary
tools. counterfeit money, or Eambllnr|
apparatus and awarded the pla!ntiffl
ss Tor the liquor that had been seized
Ditnl S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24
NATIONS LEAGUE ARTICLE
ANThG0NlSTlC TO IRELAND
Would Compel United states "a Aid
EnSInnd in Subjugnii0n, Rcso-
Luton Declares.

NEW YORK, March 20 rho adop-
uoh OF Artici. < Of the proposed con
stitution Of the league Of nations wol,id
coinp"! the United States TO aid Great
hrl'ain IN holding ireland in cub
Question ANA lia ratification would
&c i'e mos; shamclcas betrayal OF a
pg"hic IN history said resolution
adopted today al rlnfB-rnectIny RI
the Friends Of irish Freedom, when
c'i!cd upon President Wilson 70 inais,
upon freedom Of Ireland before an
proving tho article
t"rc the adoption uf no !.agu. Of M,
ions constiuti"u, thc resolution aa.
serted, Article X, which guaran,n".
we territorial integrity Of the Bigna .
freedom Impossible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24
DISCARD STEEL HELMETS
Americnns In Occupied Regions Also
Permitted 60 Don Their Ga.
hJaaks.

CoBLENZ. March a3.--American SOL
diers doing duty with the army OF
occupation finally have been allowed
to discard their steel helmets and gas
masks. Ali through the march across
Rhcnish Prussia and during the early
weeks OF patroilnE OF the Rhine and
the Coblenz bridgchead the troops were
kept in lighting trim at all times. But
n recent order Gays helmets and gas
masks should be stored by each COM
pany "in such manner as to facilt-
tate their prompt issue at moments
notice should the occasion demand
them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24

WASHINGTON. March 2s-Plans
for more effective cooperation be-
tween the government and the coal
industry with expected benefits result
ing 10 the general public have been
submitted in referendum form TO the
members Of the National Coal Associa-
ton. representing three -fourths of the
country's bituminous production. The
fuel administration. in making this an
nouncc!ncnt today, said tho plans were
the outGrowth Of conferences held by
Administrator Garfield with coal oper-
atorS and mine workers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24

SNH FRANCISCO. March 23-Iu AN
;anhrehs read al banquet given fin
HmiES honor last night by Tarnekcchi
E.r"n q, ""''neSc CONSUL general
n, summon Cote. former civil gov.
e,h2r Of foTmosa and former Minisicr
vi Toreign Affairs 81 Japan. piedped
ne toy.! 'risndship o: Japan to the
y'u otai's ana expressed the hone
,na' PRESIDENT Wilson can carry ~;
s,heinr OF safcEuarding INC dc.
"iocFscy OF the world"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24
Sends Full Quart
In Auto Radiator
Liquor Had Been Shipped
From NeaO York to Win
chester Via Richmond.

WINCHESTER, VA. March ,3.-A
quart of whisky, guaranteed. accord
ing TO the label. to be absolutely
pure and aged in the wood" was
found yesterday morning in an auto
mobile radiator while some motor sup
plies were being unpacked at a local
dealers establishment. The radiator
had been shipped from Detroit Mich.
to Richmond, Va, and thence to Win
chester and the bottle Of liquor trav-
clcd over 1900 miles without being
damaged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24
GERMANS PLAN STRIKE
Set March 20 ms Date for WaIkout in
Region Occupied by
Allies.
tBy Associated Press. ]

CORLENI March 23.-The day Of
within the American occupied area
among the workmen in various indus
ing tho American intelligence officers
who assert that there is some unrest
among the Iahorers, due 10 the influ-
cnce OF Spa-tacan agitators
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24
GAINS ASYLUM FOR Ex-KING
british Officer Feared for Safety of
Former Emperor of Aus
tria-IIunEary.

COPENHAGEN, March c3-Thc Vien-
ma correspondent OF the Berlin Vos-
sischc Zcitung says Colonel Struts.
who was stationed at Eknrtsau by the
British government to watch the
treatment accorded former Emperor
Charles, had doubts to the safety
Of the one-tinie monarch and obtained
the assent of Switzerland to grant him
asylum withoE. consulting Charles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24
START NEW RAILROAD
Carolina and Georgia Company l. In
corporated in North
Carolina.
fSpecial to The Tinos.nisnatch

Il EALEIGH. y. g.. March ia aba-.
ter was ISSUED for the Carolina and
office in .Ashcvilie, and with The sr,..
CHIC purpose OF constructing and op.r
atlng = railroad from Andrews, Chcro-
kee County, through Cherokee ana
Clay Counties TO a point on the C;cor.
gia line. The capital stock is Sam
900 authorized and $1,000 Subscribed Sy
-. G. ArboEaHt, $. T. and l. Chsn,n.,,
g \. HcLucd, II. b. steven and J. +,
Anderson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24

TANGIER, Saturday. March 22.-An
encounter has occurred in Morocco be-
tween Spanish troops. marching from
Tctuan toward Oar Ben kofiSh, and
some partisans Of Raisauli. according
70 information received here from ma
tive sources.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24

IDSDO%. Saturday. March 22.--Max
Nh'hur the banker. and Professor w.
NJ a. Schuccking. Of Mnrburg Uni
v"rHliy. have declined TO become mem
b"ra Of tho German delegation to the
peace conference. according to Co
pcnhagcn dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph Company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24

average production for the month, how
ever, the report showed that news
print mill stocks on hand at the end
OF the period cqualled slightly less
than one weeks output.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24

New YORK, March -. - Joseph
Frey, president Of the German Roman
taiholic Central Federation OF the
United slater, died at his home here
VINO was created knight Of St.
Gregory by Pope Plus In 1912. wac
horn IN Germany sixty-hvc years ago,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24
II O'CLOCK A. NJ,


2S Cavalry Horses suitable for
riding, light draft and farm
work; LAG ARTILLERY
HORSES, all fine draft animals:
rs DRAFT MULES, all good,
useful animals. Most all Of
these animals have been work
ed at this depot, and it will posi-
lively be your last opportunity
to secure good horse or mule
to meet your requirements, as
they will all be sold at public
auction to the highest bidder.
This will be the last sale to be
held at this depot, and in order
to give each and every one a
chance to procure an animal
hey will be sold singly and in
)airS.
Railroad cars in readiness
for loading. QUARTERMAS-
TER will furnish necessary
help for loading, but purchas-
ers or their agents must see
that cars are properly billed
out.
Animals must be removed
within "a hours.
Luncheon on the Grounds.
A Halter Free With
Every Animal.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash or
certified check; positively no
other checks will be accepted.
Buyer must deposit 10 per cent
of purchase price at the time Of
purchase.
Trucks will meet c. & O..
trains on the day Of sale to con-
yey buyers to the grounds free
of charge.
All communications with ref
erencc to this sale to be adj
dressed to the QUARTERMAS-
TER, Animal Embarkation De-
pot, Newport News, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24

BERLIN. Saturday. March 22.-Gov.
eminent plans to incorporate the Ger
man state railways under a single ma
tional system already arc meeting will
pronounced opposition on the part OF
the federated states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24

LIMA. rDRU, March 23.--'rchin Lin
Wou. thIue.c Minister to Peru, ar
rived in Lima today. II Is ha pur-
:"aG 10 renew China's plans for in
cfchr!ng commercial relations between
IHIna ard South America.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24

LIMA, PERU. March 23.-The gov
cruIncnt hss invited American and
European bids for starting an ucrial
rla!i service in Peru.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24

EASEL, SWITZERLAND Saturday
March ga ruInor that decision had
been reached TO call Il general strike
~ "Iiir ~ the end OF this month Ia
denied by III" Freihelt. according 10 a
n!Hpltch from The German capital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24

n,ocks held By mills Increased during
IN. month OF February. with the e1-
ception Of hanging. felt and building
paper. tho Federal Trade Commission
reported today. On tho basis OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24

CHICAGO, MARCH 2a.-Eabbi Stephen
=. VIC, % Ncw York. in addressing
a fuhGs convention Of Hebrews here
aug wa% OF writing clause for a
free jewish Palestine into the charter
~ the league Of nations. II will be
don" Hc said President Wilson is
strong zionist. The meeting WAS at
tended by 1000 Jewish people. The
total contribution 10 the Zion fund
wa 10000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24
PORT OF SPAIN. TEISIDy

PORT OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD, March
23,-Thc American battleships Penn
sylvan!a. under command of Admiral
Henry !. Mayo: New York, Rear
Admiral Hugh Rodman commanding,
and the Arizona. Arkansas and Mssis-
s:pp!, with the destroyers Taylor. Fair
fax and Harding as an escort. arrived
here Yesterday for a threc-day visit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24
NEWS BULLETINS

NEW YORK. March 23-Henry Mar
tin Blossom. author and playwright,
died here tonight OF pneumonia. MIR.
Blossom, who was fifty-two years old,
was born in St. Louis. Among the
musical comedies Mr.. Blossom contrib
uied To the American stage were The
Yankee Consul" Mile. Modesto" The
Red Mill" The Slim Princess" and
The Only Girl"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24

NEW YORK. March 23.--To aid lin
restoring The morale of American
troops sill abroad. whose spirit Is ad-
'ultt-d 10 have Gctcrioratcd since the
aTmIsticc," tho Presbyterian Church
"!li send eleven more OF ita leading
m iniEi"it from various parts OF the
country 10 reinforce eight others who
already nav" sailed. IL Was announced
here tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24

PARIS, March 23-William Graves
sharp. retiring American ambassador
10 france. has decided to sail for home
o.! April II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24

CHAUMONT March 22.-Eing Albert
and queen Elizabeth OF Belgium
spent the night IL the headquarters Of
General Pcrshing and left this morn
ing ~ automobile for Brussels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24

MEMPHIS, March 22-De!egates
were arriving tonight 10 attend the
Cotton Acreage Reduction Convention
which Will be held tomorrow TO round
out the work begun at the recent New
orleans meeting. Between 300 and 400
delegates from all the principal cotton
growing States arc expected 10 attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24

NEW YORK. March o3.-Faced with
the danger OF becoming a mere Japan
csc colony II she ~ forced 10 carry out
Iapans t"enty-onc demands. China is
seeking the friendship OF the United
states Al the peace conference, de-
e!arcd Dr. John j. Williams. vice -presi-
dent Of Ranking University, China, in
an address here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24

ST LOUIS. March 2a-The Jubilee
convention % the National Woman Suf-
rage Association was opened inform
ally here tonight with the reception
Of delegates b. the directors. Moro
than 200 delegated arc present and
approximately 500 arc expected for the
formal opening OF the convention to-
morrow night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24

CCPEEHAGEE. March 23-The Ber-
lin i-oEa! Anzeiger's Budapest cores
pendent says an army Of 10000 men
has been formed secretly under the
command OF Major Gregory. The cor
respondent adds that the non Social
iEtA and the rural populations are
supporting the new government
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-10-02
REMEMBER
That it is Service Which Gives
you back your moneys worth

Do not put off your buying in the
hope Of sale" prices later in the sea
son. for it is very doubtful whether
there will be even enough garments OF
the better grades to go round this
year. The highest economy and the
lowest price you can pay is to buy now
at present prices and get the full
worth Of your money out OF the full
seasons wear rather than to wait till
later when selections will be short and
price not much lower.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-10-02
MOTHERS
Get That Boy His New
Suit Now

There is a long hard season
ahead and the sooner you have
the boys suit in service the
more wear he will get OF IL.
We just received complete
line Of Boys Suits. Il will pay
you To look them over.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-10-02
START THE SEASON RIGHT WITH
THE BEST OF QUALITY

What you buy now you will get
full seasons use Of If you get the
best in quality. so why wait until later
in the season on the chance of the
price being little more or less and
half the season gone.
The Washington times., 1919-12-22
JOIN D. c. SUFFRAGE FIGHT.

Frank Morrison, secretary of the
American Federation Of Labor; WILL
lam B. Westlake. Lee Robinson. and
Joseph d. Kaufman will speak at q
meeting Of union labor organisations
At the Chamber Of Commerce tomor-
row night. A suffrage committee win
be orgapised to Cooperate with the
national press committee for suffrage
in the District Of Columbia
Col e. Lester Jones, State com
nAndsf OF the American Legion, has
organised q similar committee. The
state societies In Warrington also
VIII Cooperate.
The Washington times., 1919-12-22
Hle<z
AA T. s.A,.s ~
MUSICIANS REFLECT
HAYDEN PRESIDENT

The Musicians Protective Union re-
elected A c. Hayden president OF the
organization for the coming year at
Its annual meeting in Musicians Hall,
1oo6 street northwest. last night
Antonio Cello was reelected vice
president: w. NJ. Lynch. secretary;
Harry C. MAXWELL, treasurer: r. L
Crawford, sergeant-at-arms: John e.
Birdsell, Ray Hart, s. G. McAllfster,
G. v. Schoheld, Ray Schroeder, and
Paul Schwartz, directors. and Frank
Fauth, w. w. Greenwell, and w. L
Jacoby, trustees.
The officers are to be installed 1t
the next meeting Of the union, Janu-
ary 4.