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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
JACQUES LEBAUDy HAD
SENSATIONAL CAREER
His PcarI-Studdcd ivory Throne as
Emperor of Sahara" Raid
cd by Arabs.
HAD ONLY FIFTEEN SUBJECTS
Mum Who Was Killed by Wife Man
aged TO Keep His Name in Papers
by His Many Eccentric Exploits
and EScapadcs.

Jacques Lebaudy. who was shot and
killed by his wife here late Satur-
turesque characters on Long Island.
fic managed to keep more or less in
the public eye throughout his career.
father. Il French sugar king His &c
contricitics had been marked even In
early life; but he was popular In Paris
Il l'arisicnne whose marked beauty rad
attracted a host OF su:torS
Until i.ehaudy conceived the notion
friends had smiled indulgcntly over
his frequent excursions from stereu-
typed decorum. When he decided to
become real King he set sail for
companied by fifteen men. Making
his way to the desert of Sudan he
throne Of ivory. studded with pearls
OF his subjects" he had himself
erG TMe E Wise muS OF g gomn wos
joyinS his reign when "a wandering
band OF Arabian bandits came along
and saw the throne. They raided the
and his subjects and all movable loot
were taken. News CT the raid Leak ed
to Europe. creating profound sem
ment from u French cruiser effected Il
rescue. Lebaudy returned 10 Paris
later drifting 20 London. and. finally.
coming 10 America with his beautiful
wife and their daughter.
The family moved into an cxpcn-
sive Long Island estate and the EN-
psror of Sahara" began to be n first
page feature in the news print when
ever he evolved n new idea. which
was often. and put into execution,
which was always.
lIcbaudy'S most spectacular proceed
ing; perhaps, was when he made n
dash across Long Island attended by
a squadron of messenger boys as
Knights and pages and couricrs He
had escaped from an AWityvillc sana-
torium where he was under obscr-
i'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
ONE NEGRO SHOT DEAD.
WHILE OTHER IS HELD
sPoiicd Inye.iignte Mysterious shooting
Which Occurred Snmday AT
SSgY Pressing Club.

s5Ieslie Jones. colored, was shot and
James Brown. yesterday .u II o'cioc;
at the Pressing Club 3O2l J. stree.
Brown gave himself ~ to Detective
SSergcants Rertucci, Duny ana Gordon
Smith, doclarine the revolver w4nt III
sacctdcntajly. He has been charged
With murder. while an investigation Of
the case is being made
~ 4tcrording 20 Brown. Jones showed
s HIM his revolver. Brown took the gan
I'm his own hands and told the poI!yc
that while txmm!ning the weapon n
4 eSploded. The ballet struck lone.
,aboSs the right rye, Killing him in.
sstuptiy.
~ Jones lived on Pennsylvania NVcn1c
i " ..a't tnore and iirown'R hYme liz AZ
& ~ t';ra sss Sirrot Richmond The VIC
55tlin Mas about twenty-five years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13

MY War Experiences will be the tonic
OF Major Henry Wise iiobson Tonight in his
address at the parish house of Emmanuel
Lhlscopal church. Brook nm. at O'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
FACTS ARE DISCOVERED
ABOUT B0LsHEVIK ARMY
Soldiers Arc Commanded by Many
Officers Who Served Under
Former Emperor.
GROUPS ARE NOT LARGE
commanders of Various Forces Arc
bcing Constantly Changcd-NIoraIc
Not High, but Fighting Men Are
Well Organized.
GROUPS ARE NOT LARGE
IBy Associated Press.

AECHANG Ell. January l..--The lat
e .S int,ormat ton obtained by agents of
from Bolshevik prisoners has devcI
opeu number of facts about the per
s sSnnit. and organization of the Boil
rms information indicates that the
allied and American troops arc now
o of hi.M by a. force. which. while not
orsanized. II is oficered, not by Ger
mans. as at the commencement of oper-
lions n but for the main par, by for
lner russian and l.ettish officers of
considerable training.
inc i'oiSheviki have as general Of
ncers and battalion and company lead
erS many officers Of the former Rus
sian lAnpcror's army. who were either
forced TO serve on pain of death or
Imprisonment. OF who are serving for
high pay.
Opposing tho Americans and allies
on this front is the Eolshevik Sixth
Army. with genera! headquarters at
nologda. whose commandcrin-chie is
General Gittis formerly commander of
one OF the lcttish bSigades in the old
russian army.
SIXTH ARMY DIVIDED
INTO FOUR GROUPS
The. Sixth Army is in turn divided
INTO four groups. of which the first.
or reserve. is located at Nologda This
group consists OF about 5000 men
largely newly arrived conscripts. and
has been under command of .'coloner'
turcr; II is made up of Bolshcvilli
OF all nat ionalitics.
The Second, known as the ArchanEcl
group, includes four columns fight ing
On the No1ogda railway. on the posi-
tons Il, Ilahish And Tarcscvo. the
Omega force and that operating on the
EaGa River in the direction Of Shcn-
kursk. It's general headquarters is
AT PleSetSkaya, and it is commanded
by Il former lieutenant named Lengov-
sky. This group is composed Of
about $500 men, mostly conscripts.
THIRD GROUP HAS
ABOUT G,00O MEN
The Headquarters of tho third group
IS located at krasnoborsk. and il con-
sist5 OF $500 men operating between
the Dina, tho PincSa and Mczcn Rivers.
Its commander. Gekkar, was a lieu
tenant in the old army. Its makeup
is mostly russian.
The fourth group. with headquarters
at Nyatka. is composed OF reserve
allies in tho north and the CZechs on
the east. II numbers about 5000 men,
mostly in training.
SAILORS REpOl.TEI,
DISSENTING nOLSUEVIKI
The officers OF these forces arc con-
S;antly being changed the officer in
command one day being arrested the
next day on suspicion o. countrr-rcVo-
iutionary tendencies. Tho sailors in
ocular seem TO be deserving the
Boishcvik cause.
The Golshcyik army displays strange
tendencies liz battle. sometimes fight
ing bravcly and nj others fleeing with
out firing 4 shot. The BoiGhcvili SOL
dicrs are now receiving an average
one pound 81 meat or fish and. q lso,
sufficient sugar and toa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
CARRIES NO ADVERTISEMENTS
forh,s New Weekly Ncvspnurr U,d
editorial on "Ncwspurcrs und
the NEr.'

DETROIT MICH, January 12-yh,
benrborn independents. Henry Fora"
, n1W Matlcnal weekly, made its IN,
w appearance on The streets hrrr w.
ierday, and. many thousand ,.oii..s 80 s.-
quickly sold. The new paucr. whi':.
[ ,o,I ms si%,ccn pages, is totally de-
Hctev one OF the features ~ ~, "a
'or!ai under the caption, "Ncwsf,ncrs
"" aCn Ne Wnr' /; says in part:
t"o ca acs OF newspapers
'''' "u' cream from the test OF ~.
-. -. 'Ne Years; though third class
Hen be addGdEihc CONSISTENT pa i
Ne ne -, n"psr ana the paper that was for
was s'uPid war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13

Ci;i.cn.H!e ,ms"iimt: OF tn. Highland rarI,
at s:so oSi"cE ; ION; L" be held Tonight
car a"rvi,,s INC pmest'cns OF better s,rnn,
VIII Lr ,iisc,is.,'I . more reliable Gas supply
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
MOB LEADER ENDS LIFE
Wesley beaver Never Denied Charge
Tint He Carried Flag When
PrnRcr WINS Lynrhcd.
IBv Aysociatedprcss1

ST LOUIS. January l2.-Wcslcy
Beaver. Of Collinsville. H.. who ac-
cordinG. to witnesses carried an Amer
lean flag ut the head of the mob on
the night of April 4. 1915, when Robcr.
Paul Prayer was lynchcd on suspicion
OF being German spy, killed himscl f
tonight in CollinsNillc with q re-
volvcr Beaver never denied the charge
that he carried the flag. and had been
respondent since his indictment and
a,>n,Iitt1l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
CLAIM REQUIRED VOTES
"nraSc Leader. Declare Thcy HAY,
'ehhh'c isauranccs From wash,
ihSton To 1hm Effect

EHlCAGo, January I2-iiepresco,,.
LES OF IN" National Woman's pariy
- - ~ G Mn" 10 watch the doinSs OF the
%sstrrday urged early passage Of ihe
haoposed Federal suffrage amendment,
~ hhhonnccd that VOID from Wash,
'hst"h assured the last vote needed "a
pass me suffrage resolution. Mr.
'eorgc T. f'cnp!c. OF Detroit. saia Sen"
%toT noses, OF New hampshire. vas
mcnt. '''eHu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
CANADA AND AMERICA FRIENDS
sccrefnr, Of Wnr tinker s,,. ~.
COUNTRIES Have discovered
One Another.
lBy AsSociateI pf,..

i.>N \, January i2.-Canada and
lh. hlt"d States have "d,.coycrcd nnn
No hef through ,hc.r association in
Inr VAR. Secretary Newton d. Baker
""+,''rtu mere yesterday. Formerly
49, "cTr merely n"iehbors hut now
i0cre exists bctwccr the two co,Intrics
a BOND o! union said the Cah;nct
onlS'r' c.hemtcd when our soldiers
aud your soldiers Tough, shon,dnr 20
shoulder on the battle fields Of France"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13

Mrs. Daisy Hancock kinE. aged
;hirtyGvc. wife OF Or. y. 7. King. tirs,
lieutenant United States Medical
Corps. died yesterday afternoon. Burial
VIII be in Hollywood.
AIRS. King is survived by her hus-
band, who is now at fIoboken. y. j.:
three sisters Mrs. Price. of Old Point
Mrs. &. I. Reed, OF Ashland and Miss
Ressic Hancock. of this city, and by
three children. She was a daughter OF
The late w. T. Hancock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
VIII Kccp Mcn in Eicld.

LONDDN, january l..--For the Brit :
ish officers and men who are to he kept
!? the field until peace pcEotiat ions are
concluded. the government is planning
an educational Service Corps to give
ing 10. fit them for civilian employment
Courses OF instruction VIII cover in :
banking. insurance and accoun,iur 4
corrcSpo1dcncc bureau will form part
of he scheme. although most OF the
stan OF lecturers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
PASTOR DIES IN CHURCH
Rev. y. III. Dixon Was Graduate Of
Union Theological Seminary Of
ltirhmOni.

CHARLOTTE \. c.. January le.-In
me presence OF his congregation. Rev.
!. ~. DIXON. Of This city, died suddenly
to-day in pcgram stree; presbvtcr;an
,hurch, iuSt after he entered the bald.
ims to preach his morning sermon.
ilcart trounic was assigned as the
1ausa OF death. Mr.. Dixon was sixty
sly years old. was educated az Erskinc
ooHege. Due West; ~ G.. and Union
Theological Seminary, Richmond, and
t a1 ht!d many pas;o!ates in the two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
I'nr,ncrs Choo,c Delegates.

WASiiiNGToN. January l2.-Reprc-
scntaiivcs selected at the farmers ma
tlonaI reconstruction conference here
last week 10 attrnd tho peace con.
ference Mt Paris were announced to-
day. They arc: c. II. Gustalson. of
Ncbraska: II. y. Fuller. OF Minnesota
Grant Slocum, OF Michigan: II. Q. Alex.
l.add. OF North Dakota; Arthur Lc.
Sucur. of Minnesota. and George y.
Hampton. OF Washington, u. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
EXPECTED TO PREVENT WAR
sir licnry smith Declare, rb,, a.,
Is Mission Of Peace Con-
terence,
(Dy Associated prcss.1

TnN YORK. Januar. I2.-Sir H.n,v
I"",hle'9n smith, acting British hici
~ ~ ADDRESS last nis;ht a; a '.vicior.
Wlhncf OF the OHIO Society OF NJ.
org, declared that the world expccts
peace. bat TO prevent war i'm ibc " ,, i,nh
re s4ld mat in this conneciinn I've 49,
, te,Gu arcSident Wilson had rightly in
~ ~ .t'tu 'hc earnest conviction YnI
HcSlfe al the whole world" ~, 10 ar" nv
'h""d Tor Il league of nations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
Everett VI. Wilson,

CIItRLOTTESEEiL VA, January
l2.-Everett N. Wilson. of this city
who died at q hospital in Wilmington
Del. after a brief illness of infiuenZg
and pneumonia. was brought here yes.
terday, and the intcrment held In
Riverview Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13

I'm, ~ ~, Wa',h.r l.caSu. Society Of I.ctnicb.,,
mlr,f. 80, y S,murcn sixth ana Clay Str.c,n
IN. ,.vt., thursday evening OF This ,y,.,i, .,
mtttss l"r nus rm.: L" ciect officers and con- n"
""' convene promptly at s:la >u,.,,,rt,' SV'ipf'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13

ycsSrd"y worRns " an clMss Witch nmisht
lead 70 the identiication OF, the dead 10
~, Tia. the iopeweii angle 0V Would aS s @f
uJ GhH % in sIsG no gsGS Tsterns AID
iia J. s. li$ifer, worshy pas, n" prssi aE'ss
l Snhn, worthy yice..rresiisn,; FRANK Ma.
|Sr'n ~ r W WORTH, f %na
IAN; o ", San worthy guide guide b' "" +.
.$sSS %SS'%L 5"ss$5 4 am Hf"maH
OF Major Henry Wise Hobs"n ,o.nis anS in 0Ri his
Episcopal church Brook It'll. at " o.cloeS.
o rhs sG Sm. week Of The rocket billiards
nS uShered in tonight by "a match between
NON ayor also oS"S Clever Sn. pIaEer ehn rn
handtcars viii tc. Asher 100. and Taylor 90,
Win coio nafy n hairty ~i III
S.rset Methodist church. The colorcd ''r MN
- ma shown Keen desire TO help in
M cy"nEei's, ana his assistants hope to t; io
:. a MGr' Of Of 'iemollshinE the discarded Eiba
ns fii'0 M mas an ReEnn Iitn.ys no longer
Er,r, from S"lridcrr and West Broa d
:mr%mbsrs OF the Catholic Red Cross any
~, no nav. Knitting materials nn,i
,S.n r., ~; V n:tN% been r.uucstcd to s"nd
tvnn,,. 70 Sl, w lillian y Tracy. IIol Grow.
,rI,, 'cinrH lu"sday. January II -,
,, mIi rnai IN, work may be sent 10 he, a :
In, ~ Ma!th.r l."a-u" society Of Hcth,cb.u,
me-. -" SHnmurch. sixth ana Clay Str,ni :.
~, -. ~" thursday evening of This ,y,,, .,
mtttSs Imr nus r I" "ect "niccrs and com NJ
wa convene promptly at s:i5 >o'r,uch' '''n .
Ciit.cnt!ne ,mroiimt OF tho Highland p,-i,
~ ..in -NSSori'itlon to be L.iI Ia -
"choci, h.ps..i loci IN The auditorium OF Inc
VIZ l." discussed. 'ic H"a supply
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
Miss Lily Mood.

LYNCHBURG. VA, january IL
Miss Lily Wood. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. II. i. Wood, of Eyrcena died last
night after shori illness of pncu-
monia, following influenza.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13

LTNCFBUKti, w, january l2.-MTs.
Martha Jane BACON. sixty-two years
OF age, widow Of j. NJ. Bacon, died
this morning. OF influenza.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
Mrs. MoxcIlc TnyIor.

l2.-Mrs. Mozelle Taylor. aged twenty
1--WE. wife Of r. a. Taylor. of Belmont
Park, i3 dead after "a weeks illness Of
pneumonia. BESIDES her husband. she
leaves four small children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
Uobcrt e.. y,,,pc.r

LYNC1HBuEc;. VA January r.
Robert c. Younger ;hirty-ninc years OF
age, merchant, died Friday evening,
OF influenza. He is survived by his
wife and four children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
jimmie ". Drcwry,

. LYNCHBURG, VA. January I2.-
jimmie NJ. prcwry. thirty -four years
of age, died this morning at 1880
o'clock az the Lynchburg Hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
AsI,hY II. Iohnxnn.

ilARLOTTESVIIL.E. VA, january
l2:-Ashby T. johnson. of Alberenc
this county. died yesterday at hia
home after brief illness OF double
pneumonia, following an attack OF in
nucnza, His wife and three children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
Robert Miller.

WINCHESTER. VA. January l2.--
Robert Miller. forty-scven years old.
a leading farmer and fruit grower OF
the GaineSboTo section of Frederick
County, died Saturday. OF tuberculo-
sis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
1Iiss Rel,u Io,y,,ornc

AMHERST, w, january 12.-Miss
Reba Lawhornc. aged twenty, died
yesterday afternoon. OF pneumonia,
following influenza. This is the second
member OF tho family to die within "A
week. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
NIrs. AInrx Snrn,Ise,

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. January
l2.--Mrs. Mary Sprouse, aged fifty
nine. Is dead Mt the home OF her son.
George Sprousc, after n long illness
She was native of Albcmarle County.
ana is survived by two sons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
Wi,iinnr Spro,I,e.

LYNCIBURG. VA, January Will
liam Sprouse. forty-two years of age.
a farmer living in Bedford County
died Friday afternoon, of pneumonia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
NOTED ACTOR is DEAD
Sir Chnrlcs Nyndhnm pn.se. Awnv
In London nj Age of I:iEh-
fy-Two.
nm Ansncininhprns.

LONDON, January 12.--.S!r Charles
Wyndham.. the actor. died in London
This morning.
Sir Charles on March 81, 1916. was
married to Miss Mary Moore. who. for
thirty years had been the leading lady
IN his company. At that time the
actor manage" was scvcnty-ninc years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
George w. Gillcsnie.

Il NCFIBU 10. wa january IL
George w. Gillespie, a retired musi-
elan. died last night IT the Lynchburg
Hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
Mnudc LiiIinn Jcnkin,.

L1 NC1EUIIIi, Wv. january IT,
Maudc Lillian Jenkins. the six-ycar-
old daughter of John w. jenkins, died
this mornin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
ADJUSTMENTS


mjsr s' ENCOURAGEMENT that those two
Inn, .,i Tua youngsters OF cartoon
',,r,,. "a ared Captain" will bc The
;,, i,,..GI,.,oh ~ the Academy Tonight ana
Wy ann iucsduy matinee shonid
,Mm,tSo:nr news 40 the large army
Dy i6.ir :Gnels who have been amused
v,ii!ta an Owe. lhc country, IN. ~ .n"
5, ,s. which IS II musical comndv "e ~,
NM 800 ana entitled. The Can,o;n
,,,t.r ~ 49,. MSS is presented by Man
~, Gus nm, who was the iirsi show
he not 81 III" p"ssibilities OF Offering
-ii1,thGi ana the "rrnfcs.or" a H, ',1
c "a IN h ns T'"o:' Welcome lavoriics VII!
'en adNcn, will be rrnrivnI , NJ
e,t,IrE!, .! acclaim and approvaI. inc
,oi,,,ts ~ \ large one; Tie scenic IN
80 IN kctpnic wiz, pasi achi.,.
.nJ nc 'lc songs, DANCES, SURPRISES
- III H,.ST ic"furcH said To be on y
Er,ii.;r' % a"tlStic "r',irayor aud 40
nU,ni,,Sh !ncmi The title OF the nov
Germs - THE Captain and tho * a. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
s"n and Fantasy ut Lyric.

mere arc several novel features IN
~ n ~ : anG" tL!; co:ncs to the Lyric
Ky nus; h;lt ~ the week IN :
HIGic."S w!th the matinee perfnrn, ,,n a., !,
may II is widely diversified bjli
In.u*i "onG ami james, The Merry
,o't' IauShlnnd,' are o. pair az
.,hd ~" comedians. singers ana
""''I'"' ihcy have a fast and funny
.h"Io mnaSchsc. song ana dane"
ntioIS. ana the De Ross Sisters viii
,"h'rtnHte u classy dancing ACT AMI
t t!i Eiris DISPLAY some rich and ,ast,l
.ni costumes. Marshall Alontromor,
the King OF the vrntiiIooI,ist.s | ~, cry
CunS Nnh new act MoRtsorncrv
~ ""rp'nsS comedy with the eyhibitinn
~ i'S iSh@Fhaplc power of voice con
.."!. IT." Is assisted by two c,rynr
artists in, his new aN. COMEDY ., vSI
.uH't VIII Hc The offering of Storv
"n" Niafh: :, Nersatiic team of en,nr!,
iH'"y. y EoundinS out the bin win
DC NAi Tales" q rantomimic romrGx
jj4t',,, ;'%'e' described as one long
!N"EH' New motion pictures sunnjr
incnt the vaudeville bin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local Meas Toll
Briefly tor' Benefit of
Busy Readers.

ye snyrim WT np SSdm@r Was N iopSwSil
lead to the identification OF the dead wo-
man found TWO weeks ago along the banks
OF the James River. Little hope was held
cut that the Hopewcll angle would solve
the mystery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
The Confederate Museum

Open Daily from . y. NJ. to =. NJ.
Saturdays A. NJ. TO r. NJ
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
ADMISSION. o5c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13

Mcrk OF i@molshnr the discarded Eliza
n..ih ~ mas betun Jitrcys are no Longer
SMhpce,.n thar an rails will soon b.. re-
Gr,r, rom E"lridcrr ana West Broa d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13

Tn second week Of the pocket billiards
,outh,E hcins held at llaSkinS's parlor will
be uShcred in to-niIh, by a maj ch between
rranN ASHER. city pocket billiards cham,
plnn; ana Taylor also clever player Thr
tahticafs viii bc. Asher leo. and TAYLOR 30
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13

iii, n%"'bSrs of the Catholic Red Cross aux.
I'm ,o Ms . H%N% been r.uncstcd to samd
Nvnm, W MrI W lillian Y. Tracy. IIol Grow.
,,,, n maj IN, work may be sent TO hc,d !"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
CANDIDATES COLUMN
AMxoUN Gr

hereby annnuncx that I am candsdate
fcr the sssaee DC clerk Ut The Circuit Court
for Anne Agundei County sablect 10 the
action Sf the LseunoeFattc RE8Innriee
lin mAking this announcement feel that
| eh00ld state briefly. kares-- That u I
am n0aatmM7c4i aud elected To this ofxlee
win 10 sase hest &c my skill and tudg-
inenG diiagentiy and faithfully, without
isHEeaMliag nr pEejuslisP discharge the DUTIES
ia said akzssee. 1 WIS AppOsHted deI4tlls
clerk under Major Spflgx HArwosld. then
clerk In the SprIng 81 1Nks. aud nRo1 The
death Of Thomas * lteaii Ia April lt<lu
Was nppulntea CHIEF Deputy Clerk. aid
have served continuously ~ chief DcpntS
under Major TIarMpod. Jsshn Rann.n
and Dr. George Wells ~ 81 The Latter !
leath III September. fa1A. Un thr nrEt 81
October fgsk i was ~ the Judges If thu
afrcnff Court Of this elreals, unanimously
appointed tslerk or the Court to susstssi
eur late iainfnted Ds. Geal Ee Wells. uatll
she neat General Election IN November %
the present gear-
with MY Tong nervit,e AMI experience as
4 pubic servant, feel that can con-
AdRnlly lssuk for Iosai afa hearty SUP
,lt,rt III the guod people ef this r0uiiiX n
The cunning Primary and aesscfai lsieeslen
have always Regarded public Office
IL :. 3 public trust" and irtniy believe thai
he who faithfully aAa honestly discharges
.he duties Of the oiAee 70 which he mn
been eiss.ted or appointcd lest serves hlt
anrty and the public.
va IL IM Isl WO0DM Arb