davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
LAS NUJERES
SUFRAGISTAS


"The New York Tribune" publica
nm AEticulO dicieEsdO cue en IL Ultima
session de Ia Alianza International del
Sufragio. celebrada en- Budapest. Sc
express Il deseO De que Ia Immediate
reunion sc vcrifcase en- abril del aiO
1920 en- Madrid. pOrque precisamente
Espaha sc hallaha en- las mismas con-
dieiones que Hungria en- aquella epO-
ca, es decir, completamente alejada de
tOda pOsibilidad de que las mujeres
adquiriesen el derechO del sufragiO.
Hoy ese que parecia un ideal reno
70, va siendO admitidO pOr casi todas
las naciones, y Rumania, Bulgaria y
Serbia. disfrutan va de sus beneficios.
Es mas, no solamente las mujeres vo-
tan en- las mismas condolences que los
hombres, sinO que son elegibles para
tOdas las profesiOnes y toman asiento
en- algunos Cuerpos deliberantes.
En- muchos paises esas conquistas
} no sc han realizado sin derramamien-
to de sangre.
Las sufragistas de los Estados Uni
dos Sc proponian celebrar un Congre-
so en- el otohO de 1919 organizadO por
mistress Catti, pero las noticias que
Sc han recibido de otros paises fueron
tan POGO alentadoras que Sc ha desis-
lido de llevarlo a cabo.
De las naciones aliadas recibio mis-
tress Catti informes manifestando que
81 esa Conferencia concurrian mu-
jeres de los paises centrales europeos,
! dejarian de acudir las de los demas
pafsas de Europa.
En- ell Gltimo Congreso del Consejo
international de Roma, en- 1914, Sc
adopto la invitacion del Consejo de
Noruega para que la Immediate reu-
Mon Sc veritiease zen 1919 en- Cristia-
MIA esa invitacion fue renovada des-
pues. AL efecto lady Abersen cito pa
ra la ,segunda semana de septiembre
de 1919. Pero luego Holanda Sc ofre-
clio como lugar mas adecuado y como
region cornpletamente neutral. De to-
das parties surgieron objeciones esta
propuesta. Por ultimo, varias mu-
jeres europeas han sugerido la idea
de que el' lugar mas proposito para
el Congreso era Madrid.
"The New York Tribune" aiiade que
en- Espana existen tres asociaciones
feministas, dos en- Madrid y una en-
Valencia, y tres publicaciones consa-
gradas especialmente la defensa de
los intereses de la mujer.
Con una reina inglesa-a -aiiade el pc
riodico neoyorquino-y un rey de ideas
liberales, y con una considerable ma
sa de pueblo partidaria de los Gobier-
nos democraticos, una Convention in
ternacional que otorgue libertades a
las mujeres ha de tener una acogida,
cordial.
"The New York Tribune" espera
que el Congreso de mujeres que Sc ce-
lebre en- Madrid revista una trascen-
dencia verdadeFamente mundial v ejer-
"a infiujo decisive en- la vida femenina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
MR.. WILSON cEDE Ell PoLvoRrN'


Mr.. John A. Wilson, Ayudante Ge-
neral de Puerto Rico, ha cedido al CO.
mite Executive de la Cruz Roja Ell
local del "Polyorfn", situado en- los te-
rrenos del Parque "Munoz Rivera" con
objeto de que sea utilizado por la Feria
Regional, para instalar en- e. iespecta-
culos de gran attraction, tales como
.'grutas encantadass', "tl1neles de amor''
Y otros que han obtenido gran exito en-
Coney Island. Mr.. Wilson tiene un
pefmiso limitado sobre el "Polyorfn''
para guardian en- el armas y utensilios
pertenecientes a la Guardia Nacional,
pero deseando cooperar al exito y lu-
cimiento de la Feria Regional no ha
yacilado en- cederlo durante los dfas
del 1 al s de mayo pr0ximo venidero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
Sc pTOtGSta pOr tOdOS
los mGdiOS

I'm estimado amigo nuestro resi-
dente en- New York, nos escribe por
el iltimos correo que ell dia veinte del
corriente apareeieron sobre los gran
des montones que Ia nevada acumulo
EN- las Gales de New York, difcultan-
do. todo trafico, estos letreros expresi-
yos: iQue recoja la nieve el que quito
el whiskey!
La opinion en- general, Sc inclina
del lado de los que protestan contra
la arbitrania prohibition. Monsenor
Evera, capellan de Ia prisi6n de las
Tumbas, dice un diario neoyorquino,
ha manifestado que Ia causa de que
las Gales de Ia ciudad esten aim Gu
ibiertas de nieve, obstruyendo en- con-
seeuencia el trafico de modo desastro-
so, Sc debe a la prohibition.
Agrega Monsehor Evera que es tam
bien Rector de la Iglesia de San An
dres, que antes, los obreros trabajaban
en- el frio, porque tenian la seguridad
de que en- case de halIarse muy res
friados entraban en- la taberna de la
|esquina y Sc daban un trago de @whis-
key que les calentaba y les daba nue.
vos brfos para seguir trabaj ajando. Aho-
ra, la falta de ese tfago es 10 que les
hace coger miedo al trabajo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26

49, 49,
niho ane. a Vcces. 81 hnce tan neria
cue infande Fcspsia. y olrna, re son
una s3ta tan infantn que hace gFa-
cia... 0ios grAndcs. pslo rcsuelso y
nance cue no ~ estAn quietns un mo-
mento. Tn espiritu alegre. sonorO,
pnramente americana. con TODD Il ar
dor toda Ia fragancia. un POGO aspe-
70, Dc este Nnevo Mando. He aqai a
Lopez MendcE: an adolescente que
pinta, que cmpieza . pintar y en- cu-
yos cnadrOs va se advierte 10 que sera,
10 que va a ser pronto este muehacho
rebclde que rompe mOldes y destroza
reglas con palctas y pinceles, descu-
briendo en- Ia Naturaleza americana
nuevos matices y nuevas fOrmas.
Sus cuadros no son cuadros perfec-
tOs, obras de Arte pict6ricas. pero en-
ellos sc observa emoci6n y una ansie-
dad viva de encontrar nuevOs caminos,
de descubrir mundos nuevOs.
Lopez Mendez, una vez que alcance
Ia sohada serenidad y madure su vi
! sion del Nuevo Arte, hara obras sor-
Iprendentes y muy pocos pOdran hacer
10 que el haga con nuestra Naturaleza.
Los pintores del tr6pico son esca-
SOS. Hasta la fecha no hemos como
cido, por aqui, nadie que haya dado
el tono verdadero de nuestra luz, tan
viva, tan variada, tan ofuscante. La
luz de America es una luz distinta a
todas las demas luces del Mundo. Es-
ia Naturaleza nuestra tan foforescen-
te en- su eternidad de verdes Y azules
necesita un ojo muy sutil, muy dies
tro muy americana.
L6pez-Mendez debe quedarse en-
America, en- nuestra America del Sur
y hacerse pintor de nuestra America;
asi tendrfamos un pintor de America,
un pintor para nuestra Naturaleza,
tan rica Y tan extensa en- sus colores
| y en- sus formas.
Este muchacho que anna el iIppresio-
nismo, porque nacio impresionista, CO.
me I'M pea mace eli "a mar, We Ia Natu-
Eraleza, no como es, 81 no como Sc ve...
Isl nos apuran un POGO. dirernos que
impresionismo. mas que copiar 10 que
Sc We, es copiar 10 Que Sc adivina. ;.
La question no es copiar el color y la
fo1ina vl1lgares, comunes, ordinarias
de Ia Naturaleza. La question es CO.
piar el caracter de un ser cosa, dan
do, asf, la emocion exacta de 10 que Sc
quiere pintar. De otra manera, Sc
copia, pero no Sc pinta.
Muchas veces hemos dido decir a
alguien que mira cuadros: ia Natu-
raleza no es asf!" Ell que tai excla-
maci6n lanza, es un sujeto que no
anna nj siente la pintura; es un suje-
to que no ha fijado sus ojos mas de
dos veces en- cuadros. iSo canalla!
Para saber de pintura hay que venir
al mundo organizado especialmente
para ESQ, como Sc vlene organlzado
para todo..
Solo asi es que Sc sabe que la Ma
turelaza no es un poste de telegrafo,
sino una tela sobre la cual Dios o los
Genios invisibles del Universe van
describiendo hacienda desfilar, como
en- pantalla cinematografica, una SUI
cesion de cuadros maravilIosos con
una variedad sorprendente de formas
Y matices.
La Naturaleza tiene, como los seres,
sus momentos de idealidad; y un pai-
sale en- una hora determinada puede
ser, por su fealdad, un punto detes-
table y en- otra hora ser ell sitio mas
hermOso de la terra. Depende de la
luz.
Hay veces en- que yo he visto, en- la
I - =
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
Ell JURADo DE ARTEs L1BERALEs

Ell JURADO DE ARTES S.LIBERALES
Segdn los informes suministrados POI
don Julian w. Blanco, Secretario de la
Cruz Roja Americana, el Jurado de
Artes Liberales, de la Gran Feria Re
gional, ha quedado constitufdo en- la
siguiente forma:
Don Francisco del Vale Atiles, don
Jesds Maria Lago, don Antonio Sar-
miento, don Manuel Paniagua Oller '
don Epifanio Fernandez Vanga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
NO PERDONA

Ell Gobernador INFERNO ha denegado
la solicitud de restituci0n de derechos
civiles ' polfticos presentada por An
tonic pabon velez
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
POR SERVICIO
INALANBRICO

WASHINGTON. fcbnaIo 26.-E
Prcsideuie Mlaun hoy la ananciado
Il nonbramiento de Bruisbr.dge Cob
by. De New York. Ab0Faao ) cx-can-
didaio de Teodoro Roosevelt. para ocu-
par el cargo De- Scsretsrio De Estsdo.
vacanie por Ia renuneia oxigidale del
mismO a Mr. Lansing. III nombra-
mientO probablemente sera endosadO
maiiana al Senad0. Segun toda Ia
prensa dicha nomination ha producidO
una indescriptible sorpresa, pues Mr..
Colby no 81 hsllaba eg la lista de los
mencionados hasta aqui como los su-
puestos candidates a Ia Secretaria de
Estado. Mr. Colby Sc ha negado a
responder a las preggntas que. Sc lie
han hecho acerca de su filiaci0n poll
tica, creyendose pueda juzgarsele CO.
mo dem0crata desde el 1916, en- que
estuvo muy active en- la campaha a
favor de Wilson. Sinembargo, toda
su vida fu6 republican,, hasta que So
vrevino la famOsa Convention de Bull
Moose Boltin, en- cuyo ano Sc decide
formar el Partido PrOgresista Ma
cional. "The Star" dice que Mr.. Polk,
quien estuvo a las ordenes del Secre-
tario de Estado Y actuando como tai
cuando Mr.. Lansing Sc hallaba fuera
del pals, no vivira mucho. Su salud
es defciente desde hace algun tempo
y los medicos lie aconsejan Sc retire a
descansar.
LONDRES, 26.-Se ha frustrado un
atentado para asesinar al Principe Re-
gente Y al Primer Ministro de Servia,
habiendo sido ambos personajes seria-
mente heridos, segdn despachos llega-
dos a esta capital, procedentes de
Trieste.
WASHINGTON, Morrison Mar
shall, el muy querido joven hijo del
Vice Presidente. Marshall, esta grave
mente enfermo en- esta ciudad, victi-
ma de cruel dolencia. Los afigidos
padres Sc encuentran constantemente
junto al lecho del paciente, en- su re-
sidencia de John Hopkins, y los es-
pecialistas han sido llamados para
atenderle.
WASHINGTON, 26.-Despachos pu
blicados por la prensa procedentes de
Londres, hacen saber que la nota del
Presidente Wilson sobre la situacion
del Adriatico ha llegado aquella ciu-
dad remitida al Consejo Supreme de
los Aliados. Entiendese que en- ella
Sc hacen declaraciones terminates
acerca de la posicion en- que Sc encon-
trarian los Estados Unidos 81 Sc veri-
fieara algun convenio con Lisboa para
ejercer autoridad sobre el Adriatico,
sin contarse con la participation de
Washington.
WASHINGTON, 26.-El Comisio-
Inado de la Junta de RenAas Internas
Roper, ha hecho saber hoy que Sc ha-
ra una completa investigation en- Iron
County, Michigan, acerca de las dis
putas que existen, relacionadas con la
prohibition, en- aquel Condado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26

sDONDE ESTA Ia cARTERA?
Juan Cordero, qlincallero, quien vino
del Dorado en- el feroearril, ha infor-
mado la polieia que Sc le ha extra
viado una eartera. cohteniendo s265 en-
bfIIetes El supone Ia dejo en- uno de
los asientos del tren.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26

WASHINGTON, 26.-El Comisio-
Fnado de la Junta de RenAas Internas
Roper, ha hecho saber hoy que Sc ha-
ra una completa investigation en- Iron
County, Michigan, acerca de las dis
putas que existen, relacionadas con la
prohibition, en- aquel Condado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26

E. Ribera Chevremont.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26

LONDRES, 26.-Se ha frustrado un
atentado para asesinar al Principe Re-
gente Y al Primer Ministro de Servia,
habiendo sido ambos personajes seria-
|mente heridos, segdn despachos llega-
dos estae capital, procedentes de
Trieste.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-19
A Happy Announcement.

The announcement by Rev. Malcolm
S. Taylor, Rector Of Grace Episcopal
Church, of Berryville, Va, that he
has declined call to Monumental
Church at Richmond and would re-
main here, was received with prayers
Of thanksgiving by not only members
Of his own congregation, but by other
Christian denominations who have a
high appreciation of him as a pastor
and preacher.
Mr.. Taylor combines two essential
requisites in man who has respond
ed to the greatest of all callings. He
is an impressive preacher in the pull
pit and tireless worker in the par
ish. His devoutness, his earnastness,
the driving force of his faith and con
fidence in the Divine Being and in the
immortality of life reaches every
heart OF those who attend services in
Grace Church and leaves Implanted
there message Of Gods hope and
love Clarke Courier.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-19
Republican County Convention.

he Republican County Convention
met at Edinburg on Saturday, March
9th The following delegates to the
Roanoke State Convention were
elected
Lee dismict-Dr. A c. Biller v.
A. Wine. James Golladay. j NJ,
Myers, John +. Kiugan, d. E. Wine.
Ashby district-R S, Walker, f.
NJ. Rinker, L. b. Wolf, f. E, Bow
man, G. W. CARRIER, Ii. & Moore.
Madison Districts, b. Bowman,
F. c Dinges, r. IS. Cotfman, F. Lee
EmswiIler, Alex. Barton. Jr., DR..
Fred c. p5wuey, Geo. L. Irwin. Jos.
9, Hutcheson, I. W. Allen.
stonewa'i Observation-Disclosures Marhis,
J, D. harpine, ". D. Stoner, Geo.
r. GolIaday, Dr. Fl. Il. Irwin, W. D,
Shaver,
Johnston distrIct--H. y. Funk
houser Gilbert e Pence, W. NJ.
Hotel, Bonnie NJ. Borden, W. c,
|O'Faherty.
Davis DIST. j Miller. J. r Mil
Ter, William N. Hoag, .. II Wilkins,
B A. Funkhouser, J. Homer Copp.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-19
For The Town Hall.

The presentation of the "Wishine
Ring" under the auspices OF the ladies
OF this place, given in Lantz Hall, last
Thursday and Friday nights, for the
benefit of the New Town Hall was in
every respect great success. The
parties taking part deserve great
credit, as their parts were played in a
manner which would have been cred
liable to professionals. The music
was well rendered and the audience
was delighted. The only difficulty
was that the hall was not large
enough to accommodate the crowds
that sought admission.
A very pleasing feature was the
parts taken by the little children. y
large number had been carefully
trained and they proved to be apt
pupils.
The costumes were appropriate, and
the members of the caste received
many compliments from the audience.
When all did SO WE'LL we refrain from
mentioning the names Of those who
deserved special notice.
The net amount realized for the
Town Hall was over $4,000.
The ladies who have undertaken
this work have been remarkably sue
cessfuj. They have in hand now
about s., coo. With the same energy
which has marked their efforts here
tofore, it will be but short time
until they VIII have in hand sutGci-
ent amount to insure the building of
The hall.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-19
Program FOR New THEATRE.

Friday. March l9-Pearl White in
the seriai of thousand sensations.
1.-THE Is ack Secret" Also VIM. Des
mond in Dangerous w aters. Bio
double program. Don't miss 1t.
Saturday, March 20 Lila Lee in
Puppy Love" all young adde's who
are 10 tove, or think they are, should
see this picture. Also several good
comedies.
Monday, March % - Elmo the
Mighty n the exciting seria. Al.n a
i've reel Western Drama, "Dev,'-
Trail"
Tuesday. March 90 Olive Thom..
in 1.-The Spite Bridr,' drama oil
youthful impulse, full of thrills. tears,
smiles, love and adventure Miss
Thomas is the most beautiful girl il
America. Don't miss it.
Wednesday, March pa Blue Birt
Photoplav, Hedda Nova in ''rh,
Spitfire OF Seville" Hedda Nova wa.
the Dancing Idol of St Petersburg il
the dying glory OF the Cars regime
Also good comedy.
Thursday, March 25-Mack Sen
nett's original bathing girls appear
ing in person In COMBUSTION wit
Yankee Doodle IL Bsrlin.' Admis
sion 25c., war tax e. tCtsl 26c. 10 ali
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-19
Harvey Perrinus. Dead.

HarYes Perrimus, colored a native
and former resident Of Woodstock,
died at the Frederick County Aims
House, last Monday. He had been
suffering for some time with Bright 5
disease and was taken to the Aims
House a few days before his death.
He was q hi chilly respected colored
man. His relatives who lived in this
place preceded him to the spirit land,
He was about 60 years of age. Sur
viving him are four children. The
funeral and burial were at the Aims
House.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-19
DEATH RATTLE or
CALOMEL In SOUTH
DODSON Is DESTROYING SALE OF
DANGEROUS DRUG WITH his
Liver TONE. "

You're bilious, sluggish, consti-
pated and believe you need vile,
dangerous calomel to starr your liver
ana clean your bowels.
Here's Dodson's guarantee, Ask
your druggist for bottle of bod
sons Liver Tone and take spoonful
tonight. If it doesn't stnrt Your liver
and straighten you right up better
than caIomeI and without gripping or
making you sick J want you to 60
back 10 the store and get your money.
Take caiomel today and tomorrow
yGu will feel weak and sick and
n useatet. Don't lose Il days work
Take d spoonful OF harmless. vege-
table Dodson S Liver Tone tonight
aud wake up feeling great lis per
fectIy harmless, SO give it 10 your
children any time. 1t can't saIivate
so let them eat anything afterwards,
adv
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-19
Mr.. ROrden--Mrs, HOIler,

A quiet marriage was solemnized
at pheasant View," the home of Mrs.
Albert Sheet, on Saturday evening.
The contracting parties were Mr.. Will
liam H. Borden, of Harrisville, and
Mrs Ida f. Holler, of near Edinburg,
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Charles Wakeman. Only few near
relatives were present. After the cere.
mony refreshments were served in the
dining room. Mr.. and Mrs. Borden,
who have many friends Throughout,
the Valley. will be at home in Toms
Brook, Va alter the first of April.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-19
DEATHS
DEATH OF GEORGE WRIGHT.

Mr.. George Wright, O. prominent
farmer died at his residence, on the
lriver, two miles east of Woodstock.
last Monday night. aged 10 years, 7
months and II days. Mr.. Wright
was we'll known and popular citizen
Surviving him are one son, Mr.. John
Wright, at home, and one daughter,
Mrs. Gertrude Rinker, of Iudlanapo-
lis, Indiana, and two brothers, Mr..
Andrew Wright, of Fauquier County,
and MIR. Silas Wright, of Luray, Va.
Funeral services were held IN the
home on ednesday afternoon at
three O'Clock conducted BY Rev w.
H Causey.
Ins-rment in the family lot in Mas
sanutten Cemetery.
ANOTHER VETERAN ANS WERs FINAL
ROLL CALI.
john Henry Wunder Snarr, gal
liant Confederate veteran, and pr0mi
nent citiler dted at his home at UT.
Olive, Thursday mornIng, March 18Th
after an illness of only five days of
pneumonia, aged Is years aud / mos.
surviving are two children, Mrs.
j. G. Tuwres. Of Washington, and !
Oliver Snarr, OF West Va. one sister |
Mrs. Amos Keller, Of Nj. Olive. four |
brothers, Messrs. Perry S9arr, 0f Mt. |
Olive, Noah +. and M1rt.n l. Snarr, |
OF Toms Brook, and v Ham Snarr, |
4 81 /
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-19

The Shenandoah HERALD is now
sending the New YORK Thrice a Week
Wow and the HERALD for SI.-5.
The World which comes three times
a week gives all Important general
Jews, while the HERALD gives the
condensed local news Of this county.
Try this combination and you will
have AL the newspapers which you
want, except the religious papers, OF
the different denominations, which
veryboGy should read.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-19

'Manted.s

A country boy about 16 years of
age to work In store at Woodstock.
One who is willing, neat appearance
and has confidence enough in himself
70 tbink he will make u salesman by
sticking on the JOB. No sport or
smafty need apply. To such boy u
good opportunity is open. Can give
: home II necessary, with all comforts.
II you are Hosting proposition do
not come around. Apply to HERALD
Office. II
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-19
The Cedar Rust Cases.

To the disappointment OF many peo-
pie, the cedar rust cases which have
excited considerable interest were
continued, on account OF the absence
of the State Eutomolog st, to special
term to be called by the court.
The court house was lied and it
was apparent that the audience we're
ready for the trial
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-19
MARRIAGE Licenses

w. 81. Borden and Ida F. Holler
j. w. Brubaker and Sarah Fl
Bushong.
James L. Riddelle and Beulah C.
Orndorff.
John E. Strosnfder and Bessie T.
FisLeLS
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-19
Farm for Sale.

Hayine decided to quit farming. I
sill sell my farm consisting Of 80
ceres more or less. Havipg25 acres
IL choice fruit, principally Winesap,
md / lack Twig, the most of these
s,cteage re in full bearing This farm
is il q tiue state Of cultivation, well
watered and fenced Close to high
school, churches and store, q miles
to r K. Buildings are in good shape
9 room house, barn 40x60 all neces-
sary out bulldogs, 10 acres of white
oak aud black oak timber, about 20
acres OF fine blue grass pasture Four
miles Northwest OF Woodstock, the
county seat.
Address
w. L. SAUM,
Maurertown, Va,
March 81 Is, 4.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-19
House Burned.

Jacob Funk's house in Powell's
Fort was burned last Friday nigh
about eight O'Clock, Mr.. funk los
nearly all of his furniture.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-19
For Sale.

S. c. Leghrrn Eggs for Matching,
Is eggs 81 so, 100 eggs $500. Few cocks
Or cOckerels So 90 each.
DAN O'FLAHEkTY,
March 19--4w DERRICK, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-19
The Republican Convention.

The Republican Convention.
The Republic Convention at
Roanoke elected the following dele
gates to the Chicago Convention
AT Large C. Bascom Slemp. Jos.
l.. Crnpper. of Alexandria, II. l..
Lawson, OF Floyd, and d. P. Groner,
of Norfolk. The alternates are II.
B. Civekett, Of Pulaski, J. Fl. Kim
berly, OF Elizabeth City, Fl. B. Wheel
er, of Clifton Forge. and Mrs. M. NJ.
/ Caldwell, of Roanoke.
The Delegates we're instructed to
! support Frank O. Lowden, of Illinois,
for the presidential nomination.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-19
Circuit Court
COMMON LAW.

Il Commonwealth VS.. Hubart Ready
case continued.
License to deal in mink issne1 r
Harry SoIlars.
| Applications of Marv EIizo Ranav
Rebecca Funk and W p Dei,inosr
for pensions certified to Audjtcr u
Public Accounts.
| Applications Of j. y i4en.l.r .nd
Jos. L. Hansberger for increase Of
pensions approved
AnnIicat,oos ~. Iicon.a ian sor,
drinks n gr.at.d ,.,,t.,., !,
mar,nant.
Tine fojlowina indictments uara
found;
| Commonwealth rs carI roona,
Tor felony
Same vs. Hamao Stbart for fa,ony
same VS., Clarence W,rd ar6 Fem
ara Williams for telary
same VA T.aona,d Wf,iar.e w.
felony.
Same IS. CIarance Warm forf...,,,
A number III settlement. v4ra a.-
proved and ordered f. h. rscn.aar
Commp.@ea,th vs. T.a,nar5 lvH.
liams ba.el HI aunear III XVIII, te..,
OF court.
SCION A Waff. a,,,.,ir.s1 ..,.-.. 49,
Grace Reformed narary a+ nu...
Jac.eson