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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-16
T1ers0nal
L. Mention

Il Mention
Observation-Disclosures
Cleanup sale OF millinery from
now till Decla Come early
Ladies Bazaar 13-4t
The Catholic Ladies win hold a
Xmas bazaar and food sale Saturday
at H. g. Martins office, SOC Chick
asha avenue. 15-3t.
clyde Kelley returned this morn,
ing from Enid where he has been ON
business.
City subscribers to the daily Ex-
press not receiving paper by $3.50 p,
n. are requested to notify Mrs. W.
D. Collier, phone 691. If
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Social Circle will hold bazaar and
market Saturday at Tignor's. 1927
- /tf
Xmas trees and holly have arrived
Call and make your selection. Bit.
sche Seed House. 14-6t
b. G. Lovejoy left today for Salem,
ILL.,, for an extended visit with his
sister.
City subscribers to the Gaily Ex.
rless not receiving paper by $50 p.
NJ. are requested to notify Mrs. W.
d. Collier, phone 60t. tt
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Social Circle will hold bazaar and
market Saturday at Tignor's. 16-2t.
Service, day, night. G. B. W. 14-5t.
Xmas trees and holly have arrived
Call and make your selection. Bit.
sche Seed House. 14-6t
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Conrad planned
to leave today in their car for Dora
Mo-, where they will spend a
month with relatives.
City subscribers TO the daily Ex-
press not receiving paper by $50 D.
m. are requested to notify Mrs. w.
D. Collier, phone 691. If
Ted Hampton of Ranger is spend
ing several days in the city, visit
ing q lends and relatives.
Washing, done right-autos. G. b.
w, 421 Kansas avenue. 14-5t.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Social Circle will hold bazaar and
market Saturday at Tignor's. 16-2t.
Cigars in Christmas box. All popu-
lar brands, $500 to $1,000. Brown
son Drug Store. 14-2t.
George Calvert returned this
morning from Enid where he has
been on business.
Symphony Lawn Stationery,
Christmas boxes, SIC to $500 Brown
sons Drug Store. 14-2t
john F. White has returned to his
home in this city after short bust
ness visit in Enid
City subscribers to the daily Ex
press not receiving paper by 6:3O p.
m. are requested to notify Mrs. w.
y. Collier, phone 691. If
Buy your Xmas Bicycles from
Yates the Bicycle man. First door
north Early hotel. 15-2t
Send her Whitmans chocolates
for Christmas and make hit.
BroWnson Drug Store. 1i-2t.
Mrs. Lou Moss has returned to
her home in El Reno after a short
visit in this city with Mrs. H. II. Z
West. q
Christmas cards. tags and seals.
3rownsons Drug Store. 1i-2t. v
Daton Bicycle will stand the test NJ
We carry them in stock all the time. in
% South Third. Yates Bicycle shop.
1927
81 Z fsr)l{FT u
Xmas trees and holly have arrived
all and make your selection. Bit yc
,he Seed House. 14-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-16

clyde Kelley returned this morn,
ing from Enid where he has been ON
business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-16

City subscribers to the daily Ex
press not receiving paper by $3.50 p.
NJ. are requested to notify Mrs. w.
D. Collier, phone 691. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-16

The Catholic Ladies viii hold a
Xmas bazaar and food sale Saturday
at II. E. Martins office, SOC Chick
asha avenue. 15-3t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-16

The ladies of the Presbyterian
Social Circle will hold bazaar and
market Saturday at Tignor's. 1927.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-16

Xmas trees and holly have arrived
Call and make your selection. Bit
sche Seed House. 146t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-16

B. G. lLovejoy left today for Salem,
ILL.,, for an extended visit with his
sister.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Cleanup sale OF millinery from
now till Dec!a24th. Come early
Ladies Bazaar bat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
WOMEN PLAN TO BOOST
R|CHM0ND-MADE GOODS
Housewives League Calls Meeting
for Next Thursday Afternoon
ut JcffcrSut Hotel.

l'.1nS to boost Richmond mad.
products will Ice perfected by tn.
housewives League a; 4 meeting To
be held mex: Thursday afternoon st
! o'clock. ~ the jefferson Hotel. Tho
League has long used IT'S influence in
this direction and has determined
now 20 push vigorous campaign.
The meeting was called by Mrs c.
r w. Kern, oS-prcsident .: the
body.
:, letter will DO sent ont today 10
The presidents OF ali womc;l's orsaii-
cations ia Richmond reQuestin. thai
they. come to the session Thurstia :
and bring two representatives OF thci:.
organization with them. The league
wishes the help and active support
OF very woman in The, city.
guest ~. merchants OF the city 20
prepare lists OF Richmond made goods
they haze. IN stock. so they may be
d!St:Outed 10 every woman in f:ich-
nond. All these prospective buyers
VIII be urged. n making their pur-
iactuTed here. II they can be found
Members OF the league are en.hu-
s!as'!c over the campaign they pro-
pose 70 iaausu-atc. declaring they
Mere the FIRST to advocate it ami voic-
-;n!ncntyF successful.
The eX@c9tivs. committee. which Is
composed 81 Mrs. .. i. W. Kern,
vice president: Mrs John u Fla
second vice president: Mrs. Julian n
Myers: ir.. corresponding secretary
MCs. SanIue! Hcin!Ss. recording secre-
;ary' and Mrs. j. w. Durham. treas
n.rer, arc. using every EFFORT To mal:.
the meeting and it's purpose I crc.I;
success.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
Or. MOSES D. HOGE DIES
At WEST AVENUE HOME
Wcll-known Richmond Physician
Succumbs After Illness of
- Several Months.
FUNERAL TOMORROW At [;
Was Son of Noted Minister Who
Was for Fifty-Four Years Pastor
of Second Presbyterian Church.
Fifty-Sinc Years Old.

Or. Moses ID. Iioge. Jr. one OF tho
best known physicians in Richmond,
died a, his home, 1912 West Avenue.
las, night at 6 o'clock, after an i'll
ness OF several months. lie was the
son OF Rev. Moses II. Ilogc, u. d..
who was pastor OF the Second prcs-
hyt"rian Church of Richmond for
ntty-four years, and was one OF the
most widely known ministers of his
day. His mother was Susan Morton
liugc
The funeral will bc held from the
Second Presbyterian Church tomor-
sell Cecil. y. d.. officiating. Inter-
pr. Hoge was born in Richmond
hf:y-ninc years ago. He received his
preparation education at McGuircs
school. afterwards attending IIamp-
den sidney College and the Enivcr-
SHY OF Virginia. After his gradual
ton from the latter institution. he
went to licidelhcrg. Germany. where
H. received his medical education.
Returning 10 Richmond. he practiced
HE has been u member OF the Board
OF Health and the City school Board
ana was prominent in the civic affairs
of Richmond.
Ills wife. who survives him. was
Miss Alice Ayle;;, of Eing William
county. She was the daughter OF
colonel William t. Ayle:;. :, famous
lawyer Of his day ana a grandson OF
PATRICK Henry. Besides his wife. lie
Is survived by three daughters. Alice,
Hcssic and susan sIogc, and one son.
William Aylc,; Hog.. one brother
also survives, Hanpdcn Iioge. OF Ur-
hanna, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
FAIR ASSOCIATION HOLDS
ANNUAL MEETING HERE
Nearly 100 Stockholders Are Repre.
s'hfc'i AT Session or Inter-County
OFKuntZation

:, StocnHo!ders OF thc County
rA'r Association, lnc.. .. boswell.
Hcid lis regular annual meeting yes
Irrday IN the Office o! the secretary,
ihonihs - Moss. III tho American
National Bank Sea:ly 100 STOCK
present or represented
IL sheppard Potts and Thomas o.
MOSS were reelected president and
secretary. respectively. d. T. caYnu-
BELL. OF boswell. Was chosen treas
u:eE, and pres dcnts and direc.
tora were n! reelected. The gen
Graz manager an! o,hc. executive
otticcrn for 1871 wul be appointed
about January J. 1921.
The destinations Of Mr.. Potts and
MI. MOSS. who have served the aPso-
cation for four successive terms in
ln-!T respective Offices, we're NOT con-
alu"!cn. IL being the UNANIMOUS de-
sl'" %! tkc meeting ih1i they con-
time IL Office
Vice presidents arc as follows.
b"nt.co. i-anGhurnn pu,n.y: Han.
nTtr. - T.. campbcIl: E!chnond city,
" :. Forbes; Louisa. i. -. Winston
'i'b!!n.. y. u. Powers: King viii
5.siH. I g ConEn!HG. King and
queen ann E6scs. =. 2 Bland (hon-
pfaryJ: SiSj;sr!Yauia. ~. a. DiIia-I
-hoh"faryJ: Srw Kent. l.. Il. Rich
49," ,.oho-ary): Gooch!and. ". II
Aris serslng a. Iircc.D,a are az
~. Jam"r Sheppard Potts
L.lrt'noto; G@nf.c j.. Lyon. Wood.
,"'l Ji."'n.S ~ Mon. I:.a"cr Dam;
.. - Gilman. Hgliiaud Edsnr Mar.
.iii tsienm,r., & x. riamton, Me-
t*wDD- P-np.a. RI ~ Tal,ey
h'aNr i,~f ii5teae = virgin. r:ic!i-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
CONFEDERATE SOCIETY
ELECTS LIFE MEMBERS
Mrs. Randolph Tells Of Iutere.t t
ID. {. Takes In Work of
OFCnuiEnfIon

Memnccs OF The Coutede-atr Mc,ro-
ga! Literary Society were told YES
teFday ny It's president. Mrs. Norman
v Randolph. of the interest aroused
~ tAc organization AZ the annual
convention of the United Daughters
81 The Coniedcracy. recently held in
Asneviile, y. g.
Proof Of this interest was given
~ me Anu!Hon Of d number If new
ne members from outside Vtrv;ri,
!hcludiAg T.. ". Kirkpatrick. McK!r-
M.y' T"EaH; Mrs. II. . Shronsh!re
Wra.her:0rd, Texas: John G. brown
NUS. president. Texas Division i
=. - and Judge Joseph Il. Dibreii
Stql!n. TEXAS. Miss julia =. Nic,;
nani' o! lorraine. and Miss Helen :
elected III. members. M. No., ~.
HHA! members are Mrs Emmett L.
Httfy, Of Tulsa, Okla, and Ms
At.nlE MAL2ott. ArdInorc NEla
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
COUNTIES CAST BIC VOTE
FOR GOOD ROADS MEASURE
Rural Districts Gave Majority OF
Over $1,000 for Constitutional
Amendment.

complete figures on the vote for
and against the good roads amend
mcnt TO The Constitution in the
election, on November show that
the amendment carried by the over
whelning majority of 62,331. y total
of 16e.2o5 voters passed on the
amendment, of which llI.30G favored
removing tho inhibition in the Con-
stitu;ion. while only iS.oi9 opposed
tho change in the States organic
law.
In tho Counties the vote in favor
of the amendment was 6i.i23. with
4".73o against. In other words. sixty
out Of every 100 voters in rural Vir-
Sinia who went to the polls on cleo
ton day voted In favor OF the amend
nent. or the 100 counties. only nine
teen are recorded as having voted
against the amendment Augusta
County returned the largest majority
against the amendment. the vote
!r, being ao3 for and 2.335 against.
rocateS of good roads.
In the cities SIS per cont OF the
voters who recorded their opinions
for and only 6,379 against.
Good roads people here regard as
p part ,,,a,y Impressive, the heavy
counties. II had been anticipated
That the cities would give substan-
tinl majoritics Tor the amendment
II was not expected. however, that
such handsome majority would he
given the proposition in the rural
sections. The fact that the amend
mcnt carried in the counties by "a
maturity OF more than $1,000 Is re-
gardcd here az Il pretty clear indi-
cation that residents OF rural Vir-
gin!a are as much IN favor OF good
roads and are as willing to vote tho
funds necessary TO build them as are
the people living in the cities.
Commissioner Coleman tx this
week making an inspection OF state
highways In company with Thomas
II. Macdonald. Chief Of the bureau Of
I'uhiic Roads. department of Asri-
culture, Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
EBAR' AssOC|AT|ON WANTS
LAWYER ON POLICE BENCH
appoints Committee to Present
Names for Endorsement at
Meeting Tomorrow.
RECOMMENDS SALARY RAISE
Relieves Compensation Should Cor
respond to That of Judges OF
Courts Of Rccord-Griggs Is Can
uidatc for Position.

Passage of resolution calling
upon the City Council to name nc
oiic az successor 20 the late John y
ttrutchield as Police Justice who is
not educated and trained In the law
featured meeting Of the Richmond
''ar Association in the United states
District Cour, chamber yesterday
afternoon.
a committee OF ten was named 10
srlect three or more members OF the
ssociation who viii he discussed for
Endorsement for the vacancy at an
"ther meeting TO he held az the same
lime and place tomorrow afternoon.
\ second feature of the meeting
vas the incorporation in the rcso-
ution to the Council OF a clause re-
"uestinE tina; tho salary Of tho
with those OF the judges Of the city'S
-rOnrts- OF record.
I. :. The, Bar Association committee
comprises the following: George
Eryan;, j. Gordon Leakc, Rr9ckcn-
Trough Lamb. John p. Lcary. Joseph
g. Taylor. James w. Gordon, Wills
q. Fulliam. John II. Guy. Henry c.
Sioly. and Wyndham l.. Meredith.
Hefraining in yesterdays meeting
from any reference to supporting. a
-particuiar candidate. the Bar As
ISOLATION passed Il resolution dealing
With Its sorrow ~ the passing OF
Justice Crutchfeid and calling upon
The Council To appoin; 4 fully quail
tied lawyer To the position.
= Wilbur j. GriGgs, senior justice OF
tlir peace in Richmond, who has pre-
sided over Police Court many tiMca
~ the absence of Justice Crutchnc!d.
announced yesterday ;ha; he is Il
ca-Iiidate> for the position. Tho an
.uonrcement came after conference
Of hts supporters. including members
pf the City Council.
President William II. Adams. OF
ihe Board or Aldermen. would not
confirm last night the report That
i. Joint session of the City Council
would be called tomorrow night TO
III the vacancy. Justice Maurice. OF
Police Court. Part H., and Harry
q. Glenn have been named rs pos
s.thln cirdilates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Co-opcratiye Education Assoc
citation. John Marshall High
School, %.
Trustees and Division Supcrln-
tcndents, State Capitol, u.
Union thanksgiving services jn
churches, II.
General meeting OF Education
Conference, john Marshall High
School, II.
Football; Randolph Macon w.
William and Mnry College, lioule-
.arl Field, =.
General meeting % E8urntton
Conference, S,15.
Pictures, Life OF Christ. City
Auditorium, = md D::iO.
basketball. y. VI. {. A.. All
stars w. Merchants National
bank. 81.
Annual Donation Day at Hap
tist Home for Aged Women, all
day.
deception for Education Com
ference Delegates, Grnys' .trmory.
l0,:,O.
Academy, Vaudeville and pic
lures, 8. .; 40, 0,30.
strand: "Hrigh-Iio." S;.o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
LOWRY IS APPOINTED
VIII became A.sis,up, c..,
Freight Agent OF G. 81 o.-Inkr.
OIllcc. Dccc

'St"I u I'"Wry mas hr,:!. appoint q!
assistant general freight agent OF The.
chesapeake aaf ohio Railroad here.
Inc appointment VIII hccon. cfY-c-
tive December l.
Charles T.. o'Donnc!l has been an
pointed commercial agent, with
headquarters in Richmond. i, vas az.
nouuc=G yesterday. T. g. Mu-rci! mas
been appointed trav-lin. freight
agent. III" appointments nave. been
"brtoH-d ~ T.. y. Hotchkiss freight
,.ti!ic MANAGER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
SISTER OF JUDGE SIMS
DIES IN HOSPITAL HERE
Miss Fila u. Sims SucrumbS After
Lung Illncss-Funcrai tn lie
In IOuiSn.

Miss Ella X. Sims. 4 sister Of Judge
+; W. Sims. OF the Supreme Court
of Appeals. died Tuesday night in
;hc;nprial Hospital. where she had
been i'll for some time.
Miss Sims MAS ,hr daughter of
DR.. Frederick II. Sims, for many
years L widciy-known practiotioner
the funcra! VIII lee held. Final ar
ranSemcn;s for the funeral were be-
ing made yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
RAILROAD CASE ARGUED
BEFORE SUPREME COURT
tribunal WIN SIT Saturday In Wink =.
" Tor Time Lost During
Holiday.

. in"FH VIII De session OF The
SIpre!n' Court Of Appeals Saturday
~; by ;oday's hoiiaay. Yrs:erdn
;h', case OF Canody Versus the No-.
.e!N, ana Western l:ailroad was
1910 aud suhn!ttcd. while that o;
LAWS ana others. versus Kendall ANA
OFFERS, was partly heard ana will 70"
W"uNu Mp today. with the stephen
quincy shoe Conpany's arncai
Hh"'hs; of;nshy's administrator. be-
'hs 'hc next on call Thcreaft.-
as" wcnty- three 70 twrntv-scv.n
.....a.Nr. are listed lor ti.i,r.u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
sci rnr.ni- "f Children.

!"..' -5~ 'r2as eeHchinr :os no
|-''.'r '.r 4i'ic bsys whD were
lr''i} h'."r,tr t!r ai-,.,s OF Rich.
- ~ afternoon. They
r''f 1r<sG ~ ~ Tho street nenr
H'HSf- met UDap.tai ye.tc.day
I''";h s"n abJE' { rGlDc,.. They
"%F= iaI"I 'n'p 'Ma, lrati,ution and
.@f"9 fcr. ta'I late hour last
n.Tn '..I c'.f"nts had not been To-
y..Ss ~!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
To civ. Yves, Hcnrinr,

Ivy W. West. OF Richmond. charged
plicity in the 100000 mail robbery
OF train cii route between Atlanta
aud charlottesville, will be given /,
hearing Monday in Atlanta. Captain
a. $. Wright. Of detectives; Postal
Inspector W. II. Dixon. Specia! Agent
l.. II. Kemp. Jr.. of the Department
q: Justice. and several other Rich
monders are interested in the case
and will be summoned TO Atlanta as
witnesses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
S.n,n.. Grotto ccrcmonin,.

one Of the largest classes ia I'll.
history OF Sammis Cirotto. NJ. ~. u.
l.. T.. which held a ceremonial SEES
sion at Community Han, BclviderC
and Main Streets last night was re-
ccivcd by the order at that time
Prophet y. 6. Shielding conducted
the orchestra. The annual business
meeting and election OF officers WI,
tnkn niacc Erilny niylt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
To nuy United state. nona..

The Board of Sinking Fund Com
met in ;hc Office of Mayor
George AinSl;c yesterday and iu-
thoriz.d Comp'roller Cofer to pur-
chase 100000 OF United States short
term bonds for the benefit Of the
fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
Institutes suit Against C;,,

Suit for $4,000 was instituted in
the Law and Equity Court yesterday
by the Virginia hallway ana Power
Company against the city Of. Rich
mond. There WINS no declaration
made as u the nature of the clnim =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25

-hl a ltlc tOE..f.G.I.t -ill'. l.ill n Q,
th.s AFTERNOON a. O'clock
Improvement, was repot,el yes,e,.
Wy IN ne condition Of Dr James
Seisph' iSh' w.E operated ~ @: s..
HI"c.s Hosp!:d! Tnssday
H2naolah-siacon alumni at.srd.a.
~" 'cach"rs' convention mex. w.Ii
nod " luncheon meeting ~ the J...A
'hohG H0ie!' Friday. ~ o'c!Dc.:.
p .etiG: o{ {, le, G!,',, Is be;r.s r..e..
OF 'irace street. Baptist church, tt;.
-, - ana ..Ai' a. TIC F!'ran ral-
iva! services ra>'i ulEhi in r.!
Napiisi church " ;hat city 4tl
sara T. i.oD"riao'. ana II. F.:st
National Rank of Eichmord q.alll.i
yesterday 10 the Ti..-.r.-y CUR a.
nm h!h tfatgrs - =. - ire ..t.-.
"' AI,h.r i:nn"r.s"' Iac c~ia'..
oycrbI9o'. i.re z,ey.4D cHuf.a.
i '' c yIna'.f , =. ~ i.ei.'. rpm =
wiil j." unacr VIC sYs.Iaes II u.
HHt.IcSs woman g.rrie. 81 c
lt'siiH,'.i hb .afrf 4' Mes y.
Richmond lD44e XII e.s 49,.
'"tnai A.i ChDH lrDfri4,Ey ;J..ys
HH.phE,. NOW meet 10 Py,Aisu Ca.'..
J." East Mar6hHl Srte.'. .ns,eat -,
. :. t'" .ySTv n .nia as ,grmrry Tn,
Gay N each month.
Classes In ohysical rsc,.zt.,n, ...,..
story telling and hEnI.,g .,s
ins WIN he offered 1y The CpnHgn
~ recreation AsHoc!atlon il, si.i
non 10 The community drana,ics an,
Monday night al o'rI.eL y.
sSiHm.nuhity Club. BeIy!dsIe sa5 M (,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
VII Ifust a, oIa I,,u.

~ Eart. ascy.tsry OF the Btate
p'cAFth.n', viii spend his
..tszs mr. ~ mis- brybDod horne IN
III ...::srI Ne va enjoy 9 .cw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
]. Mary'. nnd nenedIc,inr \i-L.

The attendance Lar, nigh. ri :to
Catholic bazaar. which Is being u..jn
4 In thc AcGIIl Catholic Union haii tof
the benefit Of the North Rich,norI
pardsh building fund. was the largest
OF the season. Many choice selections
were. rendered by the knights Of col
ambus band. and an exhibition drn,
NzA Givsn by the Benedsctins Cadets.
Z Tonight has been designated az St.
lS1yyS and Benedictinc night. 4
4ufTey supper will be served after
1Isn a mingtrel performance will DC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
CITY BREVITlES

IL" Wc5tulo!elaad c!uN Kill hold
It's customary Thanksgiving lunch
-na q, the Common b.i!l.n.
th!s AFTERNOON a. . O'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25

H-Hapl ph Macon alumni attending
IN" icac'"rs' convention Mcs. w!
nod :. luncheon meeting AZ the r!cA.
'nohG HOtc!, F!!day. ~ o'c.Dc!:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25

Improvement Was reported ..stsr.
day In the condition of Dr Ja,nes
Nelson, -Sh, watS operated On g. 5.
i.Ihc's liospi:a! TusSday
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-07-09
LITCHFIELD MAN SENTENCED
TO TERM in PENITENTIARY

Kirk ID. Seeley, OF Lltchfleld, who
was indicted last September for the
non-support of his minor child, Leland
B. Seeley, now about four years old,
was sentenced last Saturday, to the
Ohio State Penitentiary by Judge Nc
Clure, for an undetermined period of
from one to three years. On Oct. IL,
1919 Seeley plead mot guilty" to the
indictment against him and bond for
his appearance was fixed at $3.50
which he accordingly gave with approx
ed securities. His case however, did
not come totrial unt4 he April term
to-wit May 5th-and IA verdict Of gull
ty was brought by the jury on that.
date. Under provisions Of t he stat
utes, sentence was suspended and he
was permitted to give bond to the
State conditioned for the payment of
$4.O0 per week for the support Of his
child, beginning April IL. William
Brodt and George ]. Knopf were his
sureties on this bond. However Kirk
did not take advantage of the leniency
shown him, and neglected and refused
to support his child-he having made
payment only TO rfour weeks. Con-
sequently capias was issued for his
re-arrest, as provided by statute. He
was taken to Columbus, Thursday by
Deputy Sheriff Hange. A divorce
was granted his wife Delphia G. Seel-
ey, March 1S.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-07-09
SUGAR FROM BEETS
COMPLICATED PROCESS

The complicated process necessary
to secure syrup or sugar from sugar
beets makes it impossible to produce
a homemade product from sugar beets
grown on farms.
1t is possible to produce good
quality of syrup from sorghum or sug-
ar cane-a mill being required to
grind the sorghum and evaporating
equipment for boiling the juice.
Sugar is produced from sugar beets
by slicing the. .beetssand dissolving the
soluble substance with hot water
This dark-colored liquid is then treat
ed with lime and carbon dioxide gas
until a thick sirup containing about
so per cent of sugar is secured. This
is then further concentrated by evop-
rating in vacuum pans.
Sirup made by boiling down the
juice obtained by soaking sliced, wash
ed beets is dark-colored sticky mass
with a disagreeable taste and odor as
compared with that of the sorghum
sirup.