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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11


centers.
While engaged in dealing out
some facts about the enormous
quantity OF steel sheets produce 4 by
his company, Joe was almost shock
cd into submits by the warning
cry Look out for George Washing
toms picture behind YOU" The
shout came in strident tones from
the scat occupied by Sam Brame, 1t
being the same voice he uses in max
ing Illicit stills trot right out OF the
bushes with hands in the air Joe
W hfr'l.t es~'iNrtv ia Tho wall and sure
enough there was George looking
him accu@iu1Iy in the eve Joe
turned about. mopped his forehead
and resumed in a strained voice
Tho roll call uncarthed "A numher
Of secrets. Ralph Harrison ex-
planning that G. r. Norman was I'M
able to attend rehcarsed the role
Of president in which he will be cast
after January l. Determined to get
At the bottom Of things, Kiwanian
Harrison ordered every member to
follow his maiden name with what
ever nickname he happened to have
wished on him in childhood.
Some OF the results of this com
maud were "Duke" Kepplcr. Jim
Tinslic. stats" Coleman, "BiIly'
Ryan. and "Thrsty" Hank. The dis
tinguishcd lieutenant governor eX-
nlaincd that nc earned this sohriquct
while III college and laid no claim
to such merit at present RED
Halves said he had better be called
SANDY" as his former fiery locks
have become suhdued through the
raining process of time. d \. Ruch
anan admitted To no nickname. but
he will hcnceforth be dubbed light
min" by unanimous choice of the
members, his outstanding trait be-
ing promptness.
Maxine complains of finding him
waiting at the door early in the af-
tarnoons on scheduled meeting
nights.
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tho prasidcrt se,..r.I,. arraigned
,'nr,,r,e, ana ~, pcn,hI,can md
r,e,,orratir n.rt;os and assaiIed the
fadcra1 court -, Which he vas con-
l.tCtad
when parger had concluded Ron
I,u,Ear nem"crot OF
1iipsnurj i,nn,d,atelv moved to
STRIKE HE rnt,arl,g from, The rccord
rrhr ,,ntjo,, ,,,a,, ..,,,.rn,.f.,I IN. sa,.-
,r',l Other r,c,,1rsr! ON nom sides
~, a nnt,nn ~, REPRESENTATIVE
NonIaI ~ y,yso,,i,,s pan,,hliran
finnr lender ~ 1al W.. Rnckc,, mo
tton nr ~. t.bIo ,,ro,.ajlod IN, a
vote Of "a n 80 % ~, y :
NJ InndeI, .-.,d 10 .e,.a M do
sir. tn ,naka eantlen,an from
WISCONSIN . marty, nv stT,iLine his
rn,narps fro,, ~ l,egord
Mr. p,,rl,,r docI,roa n, asa NOT
think The conerr.ssional record
,,,.'l',,, w.. ,,..,,, i'F s,,.t'a ...,,ts fo,,I
TRADE ar,.i1st ma .overnnent nvor
mo country -, REPRESENTATIVE C,onner
tnnt,hIic.,n nf 6bin sata t}arq,.r, &
ranarks ,,.e,o ,aaaitio1s a,a nm
Areri,,n ana an .,it,,l. on M gov
.rnnent nf m. r.nif,a STATES He
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
SUPREME COURT
TO HEAN WEST FEE
BILL CASE THIS WEEK

To-day being holiday by procla-
nation Of Governor stuart, the Nir
s,inia supreme court of appeals will
not convene until 10 O'Clock Wed
nesday morning. Judge white
Sims. Kelly. Prentiss and Burke ar
rived in Richmond yesterday af-
ternoon and Immediately held con-
ference. Clerk stuart A. Jones was
advised that the supreme court
would observe today in common
with all state Offices and that the
court would convene just twenty
four hours later
Foremost in Importance in tho
asses TO he tried AT this term Is the
appeal ~ executors Of the estate Of
Nlyah H. Martin from the circuit
courts ruling UNFOLDING the consti-
tutiorahty Of tho West Fee Bill
passed at tho 1914 session Of the
soncrll assembly
Trcision ~ the supreme court in
his case }rlU affect dozens Of eases
cow pending where the same point is
involved. The bill referred to fixes
limit on salaries 10 he paid county
and court clerks aud examiners of
records Before the passage If the
bill. clrr&s wcro entitled 70 all fees
collected Several clerks, notably
Al4ah II Martin and James V.
Treaty.. both Of Norfolk. are said
q have realized princclY income
"rior to its passage and the late Mr.
Martin assailod the constitutionaGty
the act after the state auditor
Rad brought action AGAINST him to
recover fees collected in excess of the
amount allowed by law
If the court rules that ~ act ~
constitutional. the estate ot Virginia
yill profit to the extent OF millions of
dollars in future years.
The first case TO be tried is that
nf the Commonwealth VS. Gottlieb.
Gnttlieb is a Norfolk man accused
IF encouraging a I7-year- old girl
70 he guilty Of immoral conduct. This
case Will be submitted entirely
through briefs by the state attorney
general
TnaN al $ho thr@e other cases arr
prohibition cases, the appellants be-
ing Ifutzlor and Martin Hutzier
Vas convicted in the hastings court
Of this city OF having an Illegal
quantity ~ whlskey in his posse ssion
and claims to he the victim Of Cir
cumstances Martins appeal Is
based on his denial Of having any
t1!ng 10 sl@c with ttpn. sA,l4ta cq7 a>ss, 4s,f
whiskcy which a negro porter told
the police he had given him to take
from boat reaching Norfolk from
Baltimore.
The final case involves the inheri-
lance tax on the estate Of stockton
t'eth, whose death at tho hands of
Professor Nawtcr caused such a pro-
found SenSa ton Hcth's father pro-
tested against the assessment and APP
pcaIed from the decision OF the lower
court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
MODERATE HOLIDAY
BILL SHOWN At LYRIC

Perhaps II was only because ~
the holiday spirit pcrvading Broad
street Tint the Lyric bin which
opened Yesterday for tho first half
of the week seemed not quite up to
top form vet such was tho case
Harmon and Francis, spright and
good looking girls, we're the most
cn'}vcnirg feature of the show
Thor aornedY-sinGine skiL we and
js hrouRht liberal and well-de-
SERVED applause.
Ray Fern aud Marion Davis in q
revue numhcr. Eddie BADGER as
au eccentric Singer" the Victory
Four as IRRESPONSIBLE troubadours.
and the Three Royals ~ a glnaf=
nc turn fued out the program with
fha aid Of the usual showing Of news
pictures
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
FIRE ALARM APPARATUS
HERE IN BAD SHAPE .

Tho danger Of n FIRE catastrophe.
il the equipment of the central
alarm office Is not replaced with
moro modern and efficient appli-
uu""s, WIS given last night by Di-
rector of Public Safety Myers in a
statement before the council finance
committee. AS an urgent reason for
providing at the earliest possible
moment the funds for purchasing
this equipment
Colonel Myers also told the body
that il the contract for the APP
rharces is closed now. the city will
effect d saving of 10000 on $4,000.
since this material is rapidly Lecom-
ing more costly. The present quota
zion Tor the equipment such as is
needed for installation in the City
Hall, is about $4,000.
The material we have now. said
Colonel Myers, is OF such a nature
Is would not be allowed in any
business ONCE in Richmond II may
last six months or il May last six
3 ears, but there is always the pos
siblity thar it viii break down at
a most inopportune moment and
leave the city al tho mercy OF big
fire
Sub-chairman Scaton explained
that. the meeting last night was call
I'd for a special purpose and that the
body was arranging to meet at an
carly date with the Mayor and the
advisory board to take the matter
UP for discussion and final action
The committee recommended for
passage a resolution sent to the
council by Mayor Ainslie. providing
for the appropriation OF St3.134 for
putting down granolithic sidewalks
on both sides of Hull street, from
Twelfth to Nineteenth streets
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HEARING BEGINS
CONTINUED from Page One

crease were based on the valuation
figures
John : Egsleston. of Richmond,
and G. w. Artz represented the Ches-
aroake and Potomac Telephone
company. petitioners.
Representatives. of several cities
maintained that the comm ission did
hot have jurisdiction to fix their
rates as the rates We're fixed defin-
itely in the franchise. Claims of
these cities which were Lynchburg
and Roanoke. will be heard later,
Attorneys present and the COM
munity or organization represented
are as follows:
George Wayne Anderson, Rich
rnond. y. c. Manson. Jr., Lynch
burg; Judge H. c. Jackson, Roam
oke; william Fl. Calhoun Christian
burg; f. T. w. Ewing. Alexandria
and Fairfax counties; Charles NJ.
East. Staunton; J. A. Massey. New
port News. G.. V. Spratley Hampton
and Phoebus; John S. Draper. Pull
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aski: II. Noell Garner, Alexandria;
Phillip Williams, Winchester.
A. NJ. Aiken. Jr,. Danville; John
Roberts, Wise county. Z. w. Pea
t-oss. Norfolk. John w. Hopper and
H. II. Bagby, Portsmouth; ]. Sidney
Fitzgerald. citizens of Norfolk; John
NJ. Hart. labor unions Of Roanoke;
G O'Conor Goodrich. FREDERICK sburG.
J. ID. Logan and r. w. Kline. Salem;
Il. c. Cochran. Big Stone Gap; f..
w Summers and Stanley Scott. Ac-
c"lnac and Northampton counties:
w. G. DeCoursey. Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers; X ]. Rad
ford; W. p. Lipscomb, Suffolk: II.
Y. c. Wade, Chamber Of Commerce
Board of Trade, Norfolk.
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mental report recommending iHat
Commonw ealth's Attorney Mise hc
given an assistant in his work OF
handling the states's cases
Both reports follow;
Honorable D. c. Richardson,
Judge of the Hastings Court
CITY of Richmond Virginia.
This grand jury. which has been
specifically charged with the duty
c,f ascertaining If there be any Fio-
iations of the anti trust law OF tlls
state, entitled An Act to prevent
trusts, combinations and monopolleS
l1in,1cal 10 the public welfare, beg
to report that they have summoned
many witnesses and have endeaVored
to ascertain facts upon Whlch To re-
port their findings.
The outstanding condition is found
W hich causes us to place upon the
peopIe themselves the larger meas
ure of the responsibility for the pres
ent high prices both in clothing ana
food. in that the testimony before
US WAS convincing that the higher
priced articles were demanded ny
the customer and offers of cheaper
goods were rejected. creating there
Ly A shortage in the more costly
goods and n stsgnatiou in the other
grades. To usc homelS phrase.
the testimony shows that nothing -
too good nor any price too hiEh
amongst the average present day
buyer
our efforts have been directed
particularly as TO the necessities and
report as follows
BREAD. We fiud' RoNyfoistier OF
tss sta M ri
in weight Of the family loaf, a varia-
ton of as much as three ounces be
tween makers: hence. We urge the
enactment of an ordinance establish
ing the weight of each loaf sold on
this market
PRODUCE; There is no semhl-
ance of violat ton in this line of
business, but we suggest that no on"
person be allowed to rent more than
ono space in either of the city mar
kcts. thereby making possible a
greater degree of competition IN
these public sales places. We found
one tenant for four spaces in one
market. whilst it was claimed that
such space was sought by others.
MILK: Willis, there is a standard
rricc in this city without exception
we find no violation of tho law and
- of the close SUBDIVISION OF
,hia TRADE nv the Health authorities
and tho reliable statistics presented
n ns tho nrcsent condition In quail
ity and price is favorable to our
1.nonle.
ICE. The conditions indicate no
Violations Of the Law except it be to
trovtde \ delivery company for sew
oral of the factories. when is not
uriversal. all of which tends to re-
duce the cost Of the delivered prod
moi
rOAr To ,,,is .,,hiact ,yc have
dnvoted mncb tirna ana do NOT find
- co,I dealers VIOLATING mis- law
ho,ycvor il 10 .droittod that All oftha
ra,lors nv, r,cr1hers of an ,ssncia-
tion wa END maj nc ,s,ari,ti@n
r1an ~ ,crd,,c,inr, tbfs hueiness has
~ noaror,,ic .aos,,e hon fostorea
49,. ~, L,adarol L,,,ai .a,r,t,;stration
ri oI, ,1,arnba.,ts nrodnca W., orticln
49, ell ~, ,>,,r,.noso &, oa,,,roa ot
49, aynoctod ,a.ds a,d nn nat
srhndnlo cost ,,icc thoy asrahlish
W. enl1;no n,;ca tor snosnn IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
YOUR CATARRH MAY
LEAD TO CONSUMPTION

path. Your owr experience has
taught you that the disease can
not be cured by sprays. inhalers,
atemixers, jeiiiss and other local
applications.
S. S. S, has proven 4 most salts
factory remedy for Ca,arrh be-
eause it goes direct to its source.
Get q bottle today. begin the only
logical treatment that gives real
results. For free medical advice
write Medical Director, ~ Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta Go.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11

(COntlTuPu from Z age DLSE
votes of the irrcconcilable opponents
Of the treaty to support his amend
ment. and then bring about the de-
feat of the entire reservation with
the help of Democratic votes.
Senator Pittman, of Nevada said
he would support the amendment,
but would vote against the rc@crNa-
ton afterwards.
Senator Borah challenged Senator
Hitchcock to say what he and the
rest OF the administration mon would
do If the amendment should b."
adopted Senator Hitchcock refused
to make any reply. but said he
would support the amendment
CALLS 1T TRICK
Senator Fall promptly character
lied the walsh amendment AS
trick and stated that although he at
first was inclined to support II ne
would vote to defeat it
Senator Hitchcock made Nehe-
ment speech against the reservation.
He said the reservation was an o.
fensiVe reputation of the obligation
assumed by the United States ia the
treaty.
This statement brought Eplief u
questions from the Republican slde
as to what the obligation was and ny
who 1t was authorized, Senator
Hitchcock said the obligation was
made when the United states aided
and encouraged the Poles and
Czecho- Slovaks He declared mat
il the reservation should he adopt
ed it would be notice to Germany
that the United States would not
protect the newly created free
states in Europe and would be an
invitation to Germany to despou
them.
Senator Lenroot refuted the suE-
eestion that the United States had
a assumed any such obligation and De
clared the obligation would exist
only II article ten were accepted
without reservation Senator Hoke
Smith. of Georgia. Lodge and rail-
supported the same view.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
.Ercc Bridge Closes

ON account of repairs being made
to the Ninth street bridge. that
thoroughfarc viii be closed to We
hicular traffic from midnirht to-
morrow night TO the same hour
Thursday night Vehicles going to
and from South Richmond, will.
therefore. be compelled 10 usa he
Mayo bridge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
Condition Unchanged

Mrs. Leonard W Dillard. 1909
Fowhatan street, who was severely
burned Saturday night when gnso-
line tank exploded. WAS reported 10
still be in serious condition last
night ut the ST Eliza beth hospital
A child WAS so severely burned that
she died Sunday morning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11

Lecesslty should not invoke pen
ATTY perhaps IN the shape or an artl-
Gle not so classed.
REAL ESTATE: we nave not ac-
cess 10 inc rules, tarllts ana agree
ments OF the keai Estate Exchange
I" winch all agents are not members.
ana we tlnd nolhihg IN VOCATION 81
+w' except ii De the tarlft Tor oroN-
'faSe charged on loahS: inns GUS
tom is one OF long 8tahdlns ana De
ing variable inquire makes II pos,
S,bl' OF abuse ailhouEh no case "a
THIS character mas come to our AT
t"ntloh. rs I" tho increase III rcll'-
ais We ina no trace or any agree
meht on I'M" SupJecl put va
stated that re'''S we're ADVANCED III
q number or cases Tor me reason
mat as an INVESTMENT IN" Ei"SS
turns from r'at 'sia'H nus, o'
raised 10 overcome 'n' i"'fG'9eo ".
auctions to eStah ilsh the same net
rate of income.
LA y EHS; We I'M" 'il'l ,ll,
tornoys of the CITY, independent .,
any association OF lawyers AK 80
IN May. l9l9' that lhe coN' i'' ,''5
examination of utics ShouId pc ''N'N
at price liked on values OF Pt ~
cfty subject 10 Inc exam tnau"H' u'a.
the fees were "A ShaFh ahNahS' "N''
previous rates that no Val aH"h w."
Perhltl"d b"fa use % ii'4t't''NH y.
examination ana mat ihe az re''i' w.
Ih''ud'u every person quall''ed
lerform inns service II WIS l'91'
hed mat the @iEnefs To the aEF''-
nent between the attorney nav
submitted 10 counsel the quesil"h -
to- whether such agree meut was III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
LARGE AUDIENCE HEARST
DR.. MORGAN ON ETHICS

At the City Auditorium last night.
Or. G.. Campbell Morgan, who is
giving lectures under the auspices
Of the Y. NJ. c. A. preached his
most powerful sermon on: "Eehics
and the EvanRil Of Christ. There
were about / 900 people present, and
all of them said II was the most
exquisite sermon they had ever
heard
Tonight he breaches on "Shperla-
tive Christ and the Reason for it,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
THOUSANDS IN MERRY


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DANCE TONIGHT.
Hf-e Nrunu'e committee and the
laHt. ~ 'hn American Legion viii
afse = dance tonight - the Blues
Grmory All ex-yervlco men are cor
daily Invited to core and bring a
gzrEUcr They are rr0nssfc4 how
strg. to assist the chaperoneq fa
taa-4nr au embarrassing sftHatton
mos hr-u. any surplua lad5cR
s..4#.I service. u3I4 re held In all
churches today and thc1 ntll remain,
.gsu autl tonight
Gaa patriotic parade vii form
3,fafa fttIY ~ . 10 n.clcrF ~ tbe stuart
.a.aHmauf and win move at 2 O'clock
l.. rlU march. the idea he
., rar cv.-.rtide mon watch
#..t.d elise do i' and NJ the same
f#r., rr.scn. ~, thousands II ma
tr4s'sr war workers yin. helnad be-
he iz.r l.no~ While the bows were in
5aI fern.
T4s parade viii ond a. the ranitol
.sa8rr nhnr. thc exercises viii take
srlaee At O'Clock The Marine band
from ornntico will furnish the 4t,s.,.
a,.a a selected chorus will qand TIVE
azercfeea VIII be held or the south
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
Dangerous TO Use Treatment
for Only Temporary Relief.

There is more serious stage .Ci
Ca,arrh than tie annoyance caus-
ed by the stopped-up air passages.
and other diatastefol features.
The real danger comes from the
tendency Of the dIseuar 10 continue
its course downward until the
lungs become atiectec: and then
dreaded consumption Is on your
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11

Hollywood Camp Woodmcn Of the
World has presented Robert A. Tai
mage with a handsome gold watch
suitably engraved as a token OF ap-
probation for his successful captain
ship of team that brought in the
largest number of new members
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11

Armistice day will be celebrated
tomorrow by banquet for the
Americon Legion with Senator p.
II. Drewry as toast master. This Will
be followed by a mass meeting in
the High School auditorium at
which ExDistrict Attorney r II.
Mann will preside and Major Samuel
thinner and Congressman Walter A.
Watson viii speak. A ball will be
given in the gymnasium.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11

Joe Smith, negro. drow aftocr
days in jail today for stealing 81
from a white citizen He took the
cash ostensibiy 70 procure some 10Y
water to quench the hihilouS citi-
zens thirst, Joe returned with
bottle Of coco cola.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11

The automobile of Mark A. Holt.
the Sycamore Street ieweler. was
stripped Saturday night of it four
tires and other accessories. The cul
prit is under suspicion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11

Organized labor in Petersburg IL
bitterly opposed TO the Cummings
hin To end strikes and strong com
munication has been sent Congress
man Watson urging him to use his
influences to defeat the bill
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Petersburg
il.,Il.lnIIIIIEII.IiliIIIiiIIilIlIiDmMn
Especial to Richmond virginian.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Especial to Richmond Virginian.)
Petersburg, Va, Nov. 10--The
delegates from Petersburg to the
Methodist conference this week are
fsham r. Dyer. Forrest w. Tucker
and Walter a. Williamson. 1t is
probable that four out of the seven
pastors in Petersburg and Ettrick
VIII he sent TO other charges Doc
tor John II. Winn has served two
quadrenniums at Washingt n-Street
church ana his official obard has
made a unanimous request for his
return. it is considered likely that
lie Will be transferred Rev. Lloyd
i. Williams of Marekt- Street
church will probably be assigned to
a Norfolk charge.
strong sentiment has a isen In
Market-Street church for the assign
ment here of Rev Fred r. Chenault.
OF Richmond, SHOULD DR. Williams
he removed DR.. Williams is
good preacher and diligent pastor
with friends among all classes of
citizens. who will regret to see him
leave
pleasing feature of the dedica-
hon or Memorial Methodist church
yesterday was the presentation of Il
loving cup to Mr. James II. Gray.
MIR. Gray though a member of High
street church has been warm
tricnd of the Memorial CONGREGATION.
II was through his generosity that
the church acquired the parsonage
adjoining the church and he has
given literally to the erection of the
church cdihce.
on account of tomorrow being Ar
misticc day and a holiday. the grand
jury will nos resume its liquor probe
until Wednesday The star wit
nesscs Wednesday will be Prince
George citizens. The investigation
viii hardly be finished before the
carly part of next week when the
grand jury will make it's report.
~ 1by Franklin Saunders and
Miss Marion Fowlkes, were married
this morning at seven O'Clock by
Rev. f. w. Moore in the minister's
home They left for a bridal trim
to Philadelphia after which thew
will be at home here where Mr..
saunders is we'll known plumber.
Armistice day will be celebrated
tomorrow by banquet for the
Americon Legion with Senator r.
no rol,ontod ~. ms VIZ
the tIirb ST., s,. .lls.eIHe ~
which Ex-Dts.-t1.t $500. ~" a.
,,nrr III rosiIa 80 neg ~ n,
zi,,,r,nr ar,t r, - ~ ~. ga III uel
Watson Will speak hall will ha
given in the fyyr1nasiup,
Organized labor in Petersburg IL
bitterly opposed to the Cummings
hill To end strikes and a strong com
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11

~ 1by Franklin Saunders and
Miss Marion Fowlkes, were married
TINS morning at seven O'Clock by
Rev. f, w. Moore in the minister's
home They left for bridal txfp
to Philadelphia after which they
will be at home here where Mr..
Saunders is well known plumber.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11

On account of tomorrow being Ar
mistice day and holiday. the grand
Jury viii not resume its liquor probe
until Wednesday The star wit
nesscs Wednesday will be Prince
George citizens. The investigation
viii hardly be finished before the
early part of next week when the
grand jury will make it's report.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
SENATE DEBATE

CONTINUED from Page One.l
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-07-11
Announcement,

] hereby anuaunce myself as q can
didare for Sheriff of Charles County,
subject 90 the ratification 81 She Re
publican voters in the coming pri-
maries trust that my record III pu-
bile office will commend my candidacy
70 the voters Of my party ia the pri-
maries, and to the voters OF the Cnun-
~ generally IN the election to follow.
II nominated and elected, 10 shall be
my highest endeavor to give to the
people Of my County a faithful and
fearless administration Of the impOr-
tant duties of the sheriff Office.
GEORGE 2. GOODE.