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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-17

assembled, that the Mustang Bridge
Company shall begin the construc-
tion Of said bridge within twelve
months from date. and complete said
construction as rapidly as Is consist
ent with labor and material, with
out any necessary delays.
BE It Further Resolved, BY the
Board Of County Commissioners Of
Grady County, Oklahoma, in session
assemble ed that this permit OF au-
thority shall be signed in triplicate,
wherein the County of Grady shall
be first party, and shall be signed
by three commissioners Of said
county, and the Mustang Bridg
Company, bridge corporation, shall
he second party, and shall be signed
by NJ L. Harris its president, and
this permit shall run uninterrupted
for the period that the second party
shall comply with the law of the
State Of Oklahoma, relating to toll
bridges. o
Signed this the 1st day of Noyem-
ber 1920. In session assembled.
The claims was presented and al
lowed or disallowed as noted as fol-
lows
9SO-First National Bank. freight,
claimed $761.Ss; allowed $761.3S.
931-Arlie Pickett. bridge work,
claimed $500; allowed $1,000.
932 Wilbur shockey, bridge work.
claimed $1,000; allowed $1,000,
939-Henry shockey, bridge work
claimed $40; allowed $40
934-J w. DeBois, bridge work
claimed 5000; allowed 5000.
a25-F. w Mitchell bridge work
claimed $780, allowed $1G.S0.
OCH W. Caben, steno. fees,
claimed $500; allowed $500
937-J. R. Orr, expenses, claimed
$2.37; allowed $2S7.
93S Spencer & Kendrick, lumber,
claimed s46.95; allowed $4695
939-Jodie Hayburst, bridge work,
claimed $4,000; allowed $4,000.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-17

94o-Bruce wilkins, bridge work
claimed $l2.5O; allowed $3.50.
941-Dave Timberlakc, bridge
work. claimed s2l.O0; allowed s21Oo.
942-W NJ. Timberlake, bridge
work. claimed sl2oo; allowed $4,000.
94S- News Dispatch Ptg. CO., sup
plies, claimed slo575; allowed
slo5.75.
944-chickasha Gas E. Co. elec
tricity claimed 1924; allowed
$7524.
945--W. A. Hurley SUPPLIES, claim,
ed s4.Oo; allowed $4,000
94d-T. H. worsham, Mdse., claim
ed $500; allowed $500
SIC. w. Wood, Mdse,, claimed
$500; allowed $500.
94S-John Lee, blacksmithing,
claimed $500; allowed $500.
949-C. w. Wood, Mdse claimed
SS9,4G; allowed $S9.40.
93O--Gilkey-Jarboe II. Co., sup
plies, claimed s1L95; allowed $11.95.
951-H. f. Allen, supplies, claimed
s11.46; allowed $I146.
SEE. Tignor Mdse.. claimed
$1,000; allowed $1,000.
953-Edna T Watkins, stamps and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-17

river, at point one fourth mile up
the river from where the Mustang FER
ny is now operating.
Whereas, ii appearing that the
Mustang Bridge company, bridge
corporation. has filed its articles OF
Incorporation with the secretary OF
the State of Oklahoma and that the
same complies with the law in ey-
cry respect, according to section
1928 Of the Harris-Day code, Of the
State of Oklahoma, and,
Whereas, authority must be OBJ
tanned from the board Of county com
missioners OF Grady county Oklaho-
ma, in the eAlnty where bridge is to
be constructed, before said company
is allowed to construct bridges across
streams and collect fare and toll
therefor.
Therefore. Be it resolved by the
board Of county commissioners Of
Grady county, Oklahoma, that they
grant to the Mustang Bridge Com
pany. a bridge corporation, the right
to build and operate a toll bridge
across the south Canadian river,
for period of twenty years from the
10th day of October, 1920, up To and
including the 10th day of October,
1910; said bridge to begin on the
land now held by said corporation,
on the south bank OF the south Can
adian river, extending north to the
center of the stream, or to the north
ern boundary line of Grady county
Oklahoma, said bridge is to be locat-
ed as per description in the arti-
cles OF Incorporation, now on lile N
the office of the secretary 1f state
of the state of Oklahoma. Said
bridge to be located approximately
one.fourth mile upstream from where
the Mustang ferry is now operating,
said bridge to be a cable suspension
or pile bridge in character.
Be II Further Resolved, By the
Board of County Commissioners OF
Grady County, Oklahoma, in session
assembled, that the tolls and fees
to be collected by the Mustang
Bridge Company when said bridga
is completed, shall be as follows, to- T
wit: $100 for automobiles, including
4 round trip on same date, $3.50 for
arge trucks including return trip
within said length Of time, $1.50 for
smaller trucks, so for wagons,
; .25 for horsebackers, S .25 per
read for all loose stock and 10
,er head for all footmen; said fees
ire not to be charged except by
greement by County Commissioners
nd the Mustang Bridge company.
Be 1t Further Resolved, BY the
aid Board of County Commission
RS of Grady county, Oklahoma, in
ession assembled, that there shall be
o permits granted to other bridge
after this date, to con
truct and operate toll bridges, with
! five miles from the Mustang
ridge Company. up or down stream,
Be 1t Further, Resolved, by the
oard of County Commissioners OF
rady County, Oklahoma, in session
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-17
NO 1888.
The Oklahoma National Bank

CHlcKASHA
Official statement Condened)
OF Business Sept s. 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
ASK INJUNCTION TO
RESTRAIN SALES EXCHANGE
Judge Mccall. OF Federal Di.,r,c,
court Mt Mcmphfs. to Hcnder De-
CiSiNn Sonn.
my Associated Press.


MEMPHIS, TENN, March iO.-Arcu-
n!enis were completed and the appli-
catlon Tor the government under Fed
erai antitrust laws for preliminary
Injunction TO restrain further OK
Change of sales. stock and production
reports among subscribers 10 the
open competition plan" Il statistical
a,uN'liary OF the American hardwood
Nanutacturcrs' Association. was taken
under adviscmcnt by Judge John T..
Mccall in Federal District Court here
late today.
II shall not be long In reaching a
decision" Judge Mccall remarked. as
nc asked for the citations and briefs
c. 3. Amcs, special assistant to At
,orney-Gcneral Palmer, made the final
argument for the government today.
and l.. G. Boyle, Of Washing ton, form !,
&C Attorney-Gcncral Of Kansas, closed
for the defense
The government contcndcd tina, the
exchange Of sales, stock and produce
lion reports and market comments
among the subscribers to tho plan
should be stopped as 4 violation of tho
sherman antitrust act, insisting that.
Whatever may have been the intention
or the individuals concerned. these sta
tist1cs had the effect of curtailinE pro-
cuction and increasing prices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
FUTURE OF SOUTH AFRICA
HANGS ON ELECTION VERDICT
General SHUTS Opposed by, Dutch and
Labor Forces FRSOrinK Republic ana
SecesAlOn ErO.n HritnIn.

LONDON, March 1o.-Parliamcntary
election bein. held today in the union
OF South Africa will. il is believed. de-
eide the fate oil the government headed
by Jan Christian Smuts. who is con-
tending against strong Dutch national
list elements aided by the labor party.
The result may decide whether Cape
Colony. tho Transvaal, Orange Free
state and Natal are to continue Brit
ish or arc to form South African
Dutch republic under its own flag and
with an elected president.
Entente imperial forces have re-
~ been strchg, hencd by being Joined
by many who were influenced by
charges that Yorkshire spinncrs have
6e@n Proitsering at the expense OF
! cos; of living has also been II cam
paign issue and the racial longing of
the Peers to be rid of British domino
t."n has been brought, TO the front by
pct ticians
South Africa Is valuable TO Great
Britain because OF it's gold fields. and
ST paration. /: is believed. would meet
with strong opposition from the british
government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
STOMACH TORTURE
GONE, FIRST SLEEP
IN Three MONTHS
Mr.. Hcinricks Was Ready 10 Give
Up. Then He Found How to
Regain Health

My first sleep in three months was
on :Ec second night after I began using
Mi!kS Emulsion. / had had q bad case
of stomach trouble and constipation
for years. and was ready TO give up.
was troubled with gas, dizziness. bIoat.
after eating, guawing sensation and
cramps in the stomach. Milks t:mul-
| sion WAS "A Golscnd TO me, and want
every one TO know about medicine
that viii cure cases like minc.'-C. Il.
iIeinricks. ZOE ;. Alabama St, Indian
apoiis, Ind.
Thousands Of sufferers from catarrh
of the stomach. indigestion land bowel
troubles have found that Milka I;mul-
sion gives prompt relief and real Last
ing benefit.
Miks Emulsion cieanscs the stomach
and bowels OF all impurities. restoring
healthy natural bowel action and
doing away with all need OF pills aud
physics. IT correc;s the digestive
! organs and improves Tho appetite.
Thus il helps nature to build up the
blood and tissue and to strengthen the
throat, stomach and bowels As "a
builder OF nosh ard strength, Milss
Emulsion is strongly recommended TO
hose whom sick ness has wcaxeucd
and - Il powerful aid in resisting and
repairing The effects of wasting dis
eases. Chronic stomach trouble ana
| consultation, are promptly relieved
usually in one day.
| This is the only solid emulsion
made, and so paiatablc that il is eaten
with spoon like ice crcams
/ 10 matter how severe your case, YOU
are urged to try Silks Emulsion under
/ This Suarantec--Take siN bottlcs home
with you, uso IL according TO dircc-
tiong and II not satisfied with tho re-
! suits. your money viii he promptly
| refunded Price Coo and $1.20 per bot
| tic. The Milks Emulsion Co, Tcrrc
Hantc, Ind. Sold Ivy druggistg every
! whcro--hdy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
POWER OF FEDERAL TRADE
COMMISSION Is AT STAKE
Columbus Coal Corporation Institutes
Suit 10 Test jurisdiction of Gov
crnncnf ltody.
ny Associated Press. ]

WASHINGToN. March lo.-Suit to
test The powers of the Federal Trade
Commission was instituted today in
The Supreme Court OF the District Of
Columbia by the Maynard Coal Co, OF
Columbus. Ohio. the first of several
icShI actions planned by the National
Coal Association TO determine how far
the commission may 20 in recurring
private corporations TO furnish infor-
nation OF their business
IN Official announcement by the as
socittion said the suits were started
~ friendly spirit and in no way con-
Stiiute an attack on the commissions
following the commission has OK
coded its authority in requiring sta
i,stic;t' reports in the form and manner
prescribed the association has gone
in'o court to settle judicially the en-
tent to which basic industries are sub
!Gct to control by tho govcrnmcn:
through the commission. it was said
,he association had every reason 10
believe the commission would be not
unwilling to have these questions
placed before tho courts.
Ihc action instituted today took the
icrn OF Il request for AN injunction
70 restrain the commission from re-
G; curing monthly reports showing costs,
income and tonnage and an annual
report Of financial condition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
HOW TO ACQUIRE HAIR BEAUTY

You can enjoy delightful sham
poo with very little effort and TOR "a
very trif!inG cost. IL YOU get from
your druggists a package az can
throx and dissolve q tea spoonful in
cup OF hot water. This makcs a
full cup of shampoo liquid. enough
so II is easy 10 apply II TO all the
hair instead OF just the top OF the
head. Your shampoo is now ready.
just pour o little at a time Oh the
scalp and hair until both are en-
TREY covered By the daintily per-
fumed preparation that thoroughly
dissolvcs and removes every bit Of
dandruff. excess oil and dirt. After
>rinsing the hair dries quickly with
n -hufiiness that makes j, seem
/. heavier than II liz. and takes on a
: rich lustcr and softness that
makes arranging 1t a pleasure
y .ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
Declare Jnii VERY Fiith,."

LAW ilaisE, MdrCh 10. - The lail
commission. composed OF three men,
recently appointed by the Judge OF
the Corporation Court, Yesterday made
their first report on the condition OF
the city prison. and II was not a HAT
icrinE one. The two words very
Nithy, occur with meticuiouS regular
iiy through the report. The recon-
'nendation is made that all OF the bed
ding be burned at once. and that the
prisoners be employed at securing and
Keeping the prison clean. Definite
recommendations will be made TO the
city Council in the near future for
certain plumbing lmprNNements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
SHIPPING BOARD MAKES
PROFIT OF $166,493, 900
Revenue Reported Docs Not Inciude
sums Duo From Other Govern
mcnt Departments
" hssociated Preas.l

- '.'Sociutcu PrCag.1
WASHINGTON March l6.--f-overn-
ment operations in the shipping bust
ness resulted IN Il net profit OF S166.-
i?3.?3O up to, last Juno 80, Chairnan
PAYNE today told the Senate Merchant
Marine COMMITTEES. making public for
thc hrst time complete statistics COW
cring the financial aspects OF tho
boards transportation activities.
rms revenue does not include un-
paid balances duo from other govern
mont departments, he said. nddIfr ;ho
food administration owes tho board
about sl5,000.O00 and the War Depart
ment about $l50.000,0Q0.
On February l. he said, the board
Was operatinE 1887 bottoms Of $685.
uoo deadweight tons. including 1876
torty-ciEht tankcrs and sixteen re-
friSerator ships. Astotal of ;5S com
panieS. he said. hold operating char
tcrs for vessels owned by the board
on the first of February 200 Sims
were listed as under repair" 1876
tual operation" Nv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
Villa Maria Content at Wytheuille
Is Entirely Destroyed BY Flames
Fire Originating in Upper Story Leaves Structure
Smouldering Ruins in Two Hours Tme-Cost to
Replace Structure Estimated at 100000

atcd. hu, /; is thought TO have caught
from an electric wire. The most of the
furniture was saved. but in 4 damaged
condition. The contractors. who nut
up the building several years ago, said
that it would take 100000 to replace
u under present conditions. There is
SAID To have been, very small amount
of insurance. The loss cannot BIO cs-
;imatcd accurately at this time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
CLEAR PRIMARY BALLOT
Former Governor .JnmeS T.. Canpbrl,
Withdraws Name ms Presidential
Candidate,
:Ey Associated Press. I

: 1TCSS.
CoLUMBlS. O., March l0.--StcpS Ia
clear the Democratic primary ballu;
or all names except that OF Governor
James NJ Cox. were taken today.
Former Governor James l.. CampbclI
nlcd with Secretary o. State Harvey
Smith statement withdrawing his
name from tho ballot. but leaving his
consent to candidates for delegates 10
second choice.
S. L. Golden. secretary Of the Demo
cratic state committee. filed Il protcs.
against putting the name Of James ..
ballot on the. ground that his declara
ton is insufficient
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
tcdcrivk,hmrs q. q. T.. Meets.

FitEp l.ICKS!StTI;;, Marcia ie.--The
lrcGettclts pUrE ECpuhlicanS in mass
,.ioct;iSST ficrS last night elected dele
gates to tAS district convention 20 he
lcll in lie GcricksburE. March u. as
follows: Vim w. EU.Gncr :. {. Foster.
! =. Woohdy. delegates to state
convention -; Roanoke, March -. wore
also chosen: THEY arc Wm. w. Butt
rcr. : c. Foster. +. Il W Green. T..
& Roach G;.~M Hunt. c. Williams.
y resolution cuiogiZing the late Thco-
.urr Roosevelt and iudorsiuC National
Committeeman G. y. Hicks. OF Port
ROYAL: state Chairman Joseph l.. Crup-
Pc" Dist rict Chairman : {. Foster
and ". ". But2ncr for election as
delegate from this district to the Chi
on"o corveption were adopted The
fnllowinC,cLcW city committee was
elected With rs. g.. Foster. chairman;
Charles J,rM.tTlIaHs. secretary; w. c.
Shcphc-d. yNIf.,SS. Butzucr, Alien Berry.
G. .; Miils.aNnl. Eou,chyard. VIM r.
NlCt;hcc, IL e. lAVoodTIy, George NJ. Hunt,
=. =. Roach. Willard Downs. +. l.. w.
Green, James n. I.oitch. Claude Eos
trr and daft Green.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
ncro,ncs CcncrnI ,Ii..inucr

bINCHBuR'i March lo-Thc vcs-
try OF Grace Memorial! Episcopal
Church has accented the resignation OF
tn. rector. Rev. Claudlus j., Smith, who
IS leaving the- parish TO become gem
rrai niSsjpiiSr. for tho new southwest
resiSna ,;"!f...ts- To be effective April II.
,fhc VcstrS.haS. decided TO supply the
pulpit for some Zine before n call goes
out for nov rector. Tho .vcstry OF
81. Pauls Church is also casting about
for a rector to. succeed Or. Joseph Il.
Dunn, who h;ts resigned because OF
continued III health. Dir. Dunn camc
here some eight years ago from Suf-
Gclk Mr.. Smith came TO Lynchburg
from Elizabeth City, n c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

NEW YORK, March 1o.-Unnllcd o.
pora;iom on February ~ were .. 500.
eSl tons, according to the corporations
monthly statement issued Today this
with III" orders of January II.
Tai3 is the ninth consecutive month
10 show an Increase. The figures on
January II were 9.2S5.441 and on De
Ccmbcr 81 they were SoG5.366
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
PROCLAIM THE INDEPENDENCE
OF EGYPT AND THE SUDAN
So Legislators. Led by Snid Zagloul
Tushn, DcnOuncc ASScmbly's Sus-
pension and I}rItiAn {'rDtcctornfc

LONDON, March lO.-Fitty-two mem
bers OF the Egyptian egislative as
sembly recently met at the house OF
Said Gag ,oui TaSha, who headed the
Egyptian mission to the peace confer
cncc and adopted "a resolution pro
claiming Tie indepcndencc OF Egypt
and the Sudan. according 10 dispatches.
from Cairo. The resolution also pro-
tested against the suspension of tho
assembly and denounced the British
Erotnctoratn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
REPORT OF ABDUCTION
IS BRANDED AS FALSE
Telegram for Funds Led to Erronco,.
Bcitcf That American WINS Held
for ItaRSum.
iEy Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, March Johannes AZ.
Arthur, manager of the Mexican C.,u-
soildatcd Mining Co.. has not been kid
Mapped by Mexican bandits, but Is; sale
near NoEaics. Mexico, the America n
state Department.
Mrs Arthur, who is in NoEales,
AfiZ., telcsraphcd her father, +. 10.
Avery, at Columbus, Ohio, Yesterday
SAYING her husband needed $3,0UO. and
TINS was said TO have led to the re-
ports lie had been kidnapped
Joseph Williams, IF III PAso. an ON
ploycc of the American Smelling and
'iehninS Co.. captured AMI held for
ransom by Francisco Villa, when tho
can Central Railroad Thu,sda, last.
mas been freed, according t. a lclc-
gram from Williams to his employers
received today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
Chautaunua Datc, l,i,ed

BRISIUL, MarCh TO. = BristOlians
VIII again be given an opportunity
this year TO attend :. Chautauqua, ;tc-
cordiRg TO a letter received here by
!. ". Sel!e. secretary OF the Bris, Oh
thau.auQua Association. Dates an
nounced in the letter for Southwest
June IS 10 -. Farinvil!e. Iuue 10 TO
20. Lynchburg; June 81 10 oS Roa-
nolte; June y to q, Bedford June
~ 10 so, Abingdon; June % to July ],
Wytheville, and June % 10 %, Eristo oil
The "RoyaI belgian Veterans Band
wiil be one OF the principal musical
attractions that has ever been sent
over ibis circuit This organization is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
Two Killed in Explosion.

siitlNSFIELD. OHIO, March 10
An explosion In the charging room
OF the Aetna Explosive Company, at
Goes Station. ten miles south OF here
TINS morning resulted in the death of
John Bowscr and Thomas Mehaffy, en-
ployces SO far as known, they were
the only persons in the building, which
was completely wrecked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

DANN HE, Murch lO.--DanVillc Ill
i%ens Viii soon be paying more FOR
Eas, as result OF Recommendations
nude 10 the city Council supported
u! the superintendent OF city works
Tie present rate is 80 cents per 900
cubic feet. ana !: is proposed TO make
= net advance OF 80 cents, bringing the
scale up TO Sl.2Q. The report shows
that for three years the gas works
nave been operated at q deficit. which
.9st year was $4,000. Grouping the
CITY owned plants, however. a good
4ii";gin OF profit is afforded, this
'arScly through the operation Of the
.lcciric light plant, which last year
.MOWcN a proiit OF S2n.OOn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

DANNILLE.. March lN.-'TubcrcuIoSis
clinics arc TO Ice opened here in the
near future by city Health Officer
II. w. .t;nrnctt Miss Mary Somcrvillc
Cannon and pr. n. Il. Cote. associated
with tho State Tuberculosis -Associa-
iion. are expected here next week to
assist in the clinics at which cNami-
nations and prescribed treatments VIII
be- afforded free Of charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
AMERICANS BUY THE KARHANS
OF WYK, SCHLESZIZ HOlSTEIN
City, Owing TO Financial Condition,
Willingly Accepts Offer for SAM
t0rtuH, Springs aud Baths

BERLIN. March l0.-Thc Eurhou. -,
the town of Wyk, Schleswig Holstein.
situated on the extremity of the island
or foehr, has passed into American
possession. according to a report
printed in the TaEcblatt today The
considsraiion is reported TO have been
l,lop,U0o marks. The city.s finances
were such. says the newspaper. that
1T Willingly accepted the American Of
tcr. The kurhaus is noted for its min
cTal springs and baths.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
PULASKI, March lo,-Wurk began
this week on number OF houses, for
which the Bertha Mineral Company
let the contract 10 Hancock sons,
Of LynchburG, at Austinvillc. The
houses arc for occupancy by tho en-
pioyces Of the company. which mas
large interest,". there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

BUCN INNHAM. Narch lU.--Nt q
ss-nccting Of Buck inGham COUNTY
Democrats. held Tuesday. resolutions
were adopted indorSng President Will
sons administration and the course
OF Congressman Hal y. Flood. Dele
state convention: Iohn y BnatWriunt.
Il; w. IJuhard. Nelson Tynda'l, WI!
liam Williams, y. l.. Anderson, !. \.
Twyrnan. &. H. Agcc, l.. +. ellis {. &.
Camden, ~ II. Williams, r. IL. Wood
and w. T. Snoddy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

FREDERICKSBURG, March lo,-Ihe
bond issue for good roads i'll Louisa
district. Louisa County.
was defeated. The vote was: Louis,
for bond issue. 81; against. So. Bibbs.
for bond issue, %; against. IS. Bells
and Cross Roads precinct gave a ma
iority against the bond issue of forty
eight which pulled down tho majority
Of Louisa aud Bihbs. and defeated the
issuC hv thirteen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

WINCHESTER, March IU.--SiN per-
sons narrowly escaped drowning yes
terday afternoon in BuHick Run, on
the Wildwood Pike, several miles south
east OF this city, when their vehicles
were swept down by high waters.
Mrs. George \. Dick, AN elderly woman,
was rescued by three men after she
had been thrown out OF light
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
THREE AiRMEN DIE WHEN
AER0MARINE CRAFT FALL
Machine Crashes TO Earth Ncar Hills.
borough Light, Thirty-Fiye
Miles From Miami
Try Associated Press. ]

MIAMI. FLA. March Io.-AIaxw%,l
Eianchard. OF Chicago, pilot, and
charles t"Tod'D Sims. OF New York.
and Kenneth Earle. OF Montclair \, J,
mechanicians. were killed at O'clock
last evening when a three scatrc;
aeromarinc machine crashed TO earth
near the Hillsborough Light thirty
hvr miles north Of Miami.
Ihc accident was witnessed by
farmers who, hurrying TO the scene,
found the machine a wreck and the
occupants dead. The cause OF the ac-
cident is unknown.