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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
Y. N. C. A. RECRUITS. 1872
MEMBERS IN BIC DRIVE
First Days Results Look Very Fa-
vorablc to- Attainment
OF 500 Goal.

One hundred and thirty-two mem
bers were obtained in the first day
OF the big drive for members or the
Central Y. VI. c. \ The drive opened
yesterday and 500 members is the
marx for which they are trying.
The senior division is divided into
three teams. In this division the
Reds and Blues are tied for first
place with 4 total OF thirty-nin
each. The Whites" were only eight
behind, with thirty-onc.
The boys reported twcnty-thrcc.
lied team No. /. led by Captain
X I. Hawkins. Jr. took high honors
for the first day. with ten 10 their
tied for second honors, with nine
each.
From the result OF the first day
those behind the movement are SAN
snine the number will exceed the 500
members for which the organization
is striving.
Rev. James Il. Laughton addressed
both the men and boys.
Supper will be served again to-
night at ESQ. when reports viii be
made for the days work.
Team captains are:
RcdS--k. G. Hawkins, Jr., W. S.
Williamson. Il. L. stafford. l.. G. Nor
gan. 6. l.. Ford, .Ir., Il. 5. Bolcn. Il. S.
banner
whi,es--A. L. Eelncld. ID. II. nicn
mond. W. IL. Kirkpatrick. Wilson
Morse. J. G. rauletic. r. G.. hall.
Blmcs--H. Y. Hubbard, Il. $. Red
wood. s. X. Mckee. Jr.. !. T.. Mann.
r. Il. Dudley, Raymond Z. Hall. r.
Roy Gruhbs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
.sOLONs Defer ACTION
ON FRANCHISE PETITION
Council Committee Will Further
Consider V. II. u l.. Matter
November Il.

Because the representatives OF the
Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany WHO appeared before the Streets
Committee of Council yesterday az
terncon had no definite plan to sub
init for blanket franchise desired
by the company to replace the several
separate grants under which the
street railway lines are now opcrat-
ing. the committee decided to defer
further consideration OF the matter
until Wednesday, November IL, when
"a special meeting will be held.
President Thomas =. Whcc!wright
and Attorney l.. NJ Williams. OF the
railway company. discussed the mat
ter briefly with the committee. The
railway men suggested that the COM
mittcc frame an ordinance covering
the subject CT the blanket franchise
and giving the company an intelligent
idea as to what IL might expect III
return for the surrender OF the grou?
OF franchises 1t now holds. The COM
mittcc was unwilling TO take the iui-
tiative in the matter. After some
debate II wns decided 10 request the
railway men to prepare a skeleton
ordinance showing the essential fea-
lures Of the franchise the company
would substitute fer the group OF
grants. The railway representatives
acquieSced and will return next month
with the ordinance.
The committee then took up the
Joint resolution directing the con-
Struction of II new trunk sewer from
Marshall street SCutn wardly to james
kircr The joint resolution pro-
posed a route commencing ut the
north side of Marshall Street. where
the street GrosscS SrOckoe Creek
and continuing Soutiwardly To James
kiFer. The route is shown in plan
already on file in IN. engineers Of
flcc. The Dircctr- Of Public Works
iS directed in the resolution 10 fur
n!Sh the city Attorney with proiilrs
and plans. In the even. that the
Council snail accept the route. in or
der that he may proceed Ia acquire
the necessary lamd. If so ordered The
names and addresses OF the owners
OF the property TO b" acquired are
also called for. The joint resolution
WIS :ldOutnl Mi;Enul rhanrr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
COMMANDER OF VIRGINIA
LEGION IS MADE MAJOR
Robert II. Barton Will Have Com.
mand Of Third Battalion by
Governors ADDOintmcnt.

Robert Il. Barton, commander OF
the American Legion. Department %
virginia. was yesterday appointed
major In command OF the Third b.
TALON. First Regiment. Virginia ~.
tional Guard. by Governor westmo.
land Davis.
Mr.. Barton is resident OF Win
chester and succeeded William
stuart as commander OF tho legion
In Virginia at the last State conven-
ton of the order here. His appoint
ment was announced yesterday b.
Northumberland 10 I.ane Stern.
Major Barton was a member OF the
aiath Field Artillery during tho world
war. and Is one OF the best known
members OF the American Legion IN
virginia. Ills election as commander
OF the legion was received with ac-
cinim cvcrywhcrc. He was ono or
the delegates from Virginia to the
national Convention OF tho legion
anu mas taken u prominent part In
INC 2fairs OF the body for some time.
lie mas brilliant war record.
Colonel John a. Cutchins, COM
mandcr OF Richmond Post, American
Legion, last night approved the Sc.
lection or Major Barton by Govcrno.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
REPORTS s31,O0s RAISED
Richnondcrs Contribute S12,551
Of Total, Besides Many III.
rect Gifts to Party.

Virginia has contributed $1,000 to
the cause o: the Democratic party. &C
cordinS 10 figures given out yester-
day by Colonel Thomas Il. McAdams.
treasurer of the finance committee
OF the Democratic Committee. OF
this amount RichnondcrS have con
'rDutcd $l2.5a', w. Fred Scott is
chairman.
Besides the contributions made
through the committee. several prom :
iheht lirginians have donated large
sums direct to the national treas
ur"r. Thomas +. Ryan and his son.
Allen each contributed $1,000. and il
is said $4,000 more Is to be added
20 this sum.
Inhuded in the lis, OF contribu-
tors through the Virginia committee
qs iSnA ,oo %rT Taa s@Sos sf DSS0G . Ess
i I,n Kerr Isran:h, 5000 :ionn s;eNar;
GIran!.lls Valentine. $500: Eppa Hunion.
I Jnr::;; is5o; -, t3nsho;ne ru,n.y. ss0e: col
Thornton, ,ioe: T.: $: Gagi;ea. $500; Vest l..
f mSI.!nnG Davis; s;ooi W + Reed. $500
:i.ooe: ~. STUART Mcclure. $3.50: +. G
Shield shoisnan. s!sS; +. j.. addison
500: p. Strudwick; 500: W, r. Hood.
boutwell,. SSrfo!i. ssoo: " iohn "A A. r. M r.
chairman. NorioIk.. 500: l.. ". Ferry.
.NpEiu~h, wv NCFIoiN City tDtHl 1870:
Charming VI. HaN. chairman. Willia ms.
burg. '1il7": :; $. ,S;a!linE.. suffolk. .sIs5
lynchbu.g News and AIvans". 81 s.G.2S:
Charioites"lc Progress. <i.35o: Eob.rt
Is. Brock, cha !rna1. Farmvill-. $3.50: Ken
meth Patty. chairman. Ta=c..en, tSI7: r
s Reid. chairman: Chatham. ,is7: IL. l..
Op!c. stanton. $3.50: II. II. Sproul. S;aun-
ton: $500: II. H.. Watson, chairman. crcwc.
!iG5: j. 4. saul. .lr.. chairman. Roanoke.
Slst: Portsmouth Star and T.. II. Wright
chairman, $a32.tO: H.. l.. Byrd. Cna!finnn u.
Marilnsv!!i". {id'; W. e. LAUGH Luray.
iVe: y J. lsowc. chairman. Fr.dcr.ci;s-
i SH,E SEQ; W +, T!nsIey, chairman.
man. Lexington. VA. SjyS.50: II. +.
liuich">on. chairman. B"ydtun. S2S,.5U:
Henry G. Stuart. Russell County. $1,000:
Non;v. Pruni;i. Chairman. Floyd County.
t.vG; T.. W. M!ist.ad. Newport News. 500:
l'r. l.. q. Hamilton. chairman, Abingdon,
$3.50; Thomas Mission Page. Hanover
County. $3.50; Luther rann-;;. c!i..rirlan
Winchester, &3Gs.5o: Danv!l!- Register.
3233.59; Peter Saunders. chairman, Frank
lin County. fIl:: Henry Conn. Richmond.
!l'V: MrS. i.urhadoo. Sjvp: Mrs II. u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
ENGINEERS GET TOGETHER
First of series OF Luncheon. tn lie
Held Weekly Attracts Many
('ruftsn,cu

The lIchmnaG Chapter of the
American Association of Engineers
met informally at luncheon in th.:
coree.rooin OF ,Er Richmond Hotel
AT ! O'Clock yesterday afternoon
present w,r" som" OF tn. lead N q
engineers of the Highway Depar;
mcnt. railway division. state and
municipal! departments, and while no
especial business was discussed. the
meeting was mere in the nature OF a
Ect-tuSether' meeting and proved
from this standpoint to be such a
success that il WAS resolved TO NEE;
every Monday AZ luncheon. at |
o'cicck. IN the sam. informant man.
ncr.
While il is not incumbent on tho
members OF the society 10 attend
these meetings. it is advocated that
they do so when possible. with the
assurance that they will he fuily re-
warded in the good fellowship there
by cn2cndcrcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
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REWARD FOR PLOTTERS
stale md Prince william CANT,
per'isors ofer 500 for Arrest
of DNnamiieIA

Governor Davis announced yost.,
usy ma INC state VIII on.r til. s,,,
% zoo and.the BOARD o: Slp.r, Sd.
o. -. hrinc e., William County hay. o.:
itrcu q I!H" sum AZ = reward for iho
apprehension Of tho person or 49,.
Sons guilty OF the recent attom-i T.,
dynamite the home o. kan j Ais,
OF Manassas, Va 3D.
AT the time ~ the explosion ,,,t.t
tore out "a section OF Tho rol;uJ,,,5,,,
waii OF Inc Austin home. ..uSti., ,yas
under indictment on tn. chars. -
Killing j. u DAVIS Ausin a!accd
ihat the latter had broken IN his
nome. lie was acquitted Of IN,
charge against him. HIS vii. a.,d
TOUR babies and four other persons
were in the house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
HANDY STRONG IN NINTH
Indications Point 10 Capture OF uc-
publican Stronghold by Demo-

Attorney General aundcrs. who has
lust returned from tn. Ninth Dis
trict. where he was on n campaign
tour lasting ten days. reports the
outlook for the election CT BollinE
Handy over Representative Bascom
Slenp as most encouraging. The
Democrats of the district are work
inE as never before for the election
OF candidate, he says. He also con
firms the report that th, negro Rc
pub!icanS are mostly OF the Lily
Elack" wing. which has declared
war on the Lilly Whites" and saye
inc negroes Will vote ior the Demo
cratic candidate, il thny vote Mt an,
They have received instructions 10
that effect from the state executive
commute" Of tho Lilly Blacks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
CINEMA OF ROTARlANS
WILL BE SHOWN TO CLUB
Annunt Outing of Organization to BE
Reproduced mt Meeting
r0ni.ht.

E":arians VIII live over again tn.
joyous coca sion OF the annual Rotary
picnic At Narina Farm tonight nj the
weekly meeting Of the club in the
Rotary room Of the Richmond Hotel.
when Is. w. Finiay, of the broadway
Thca;cr. will display motion pictures
Of the trip.
This is the first meeting OF the
club at which the pictures have been
displayed. and the members OF tn,
c!ub are anxious TO see themselves
lin the movies Several matters,
Will come up for discussion. chief
among which probably will be the
proposed trip oil the club 10 Peters
burg, where il will hold :: meeting
with the Rotary Club thur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

ACCIDENT CASE CONTINUED
Woman Who linn Down H. Emerson
Held on Rcckirss Driving
(hurre

The case OF Miss T. Goldman
charged with careless and rockies :
driving. was yesterday in Police
Court continued until November %.
owning TO inability OF H. Emerson
who was struck and injured by the
car she was driving, 20 appea:.
According To police, Miss Go,dma II
was DRIVING cast on Broad stree and
was turning into South sixth S;,rcot
when the accident occurred. Error
son. who lives at 200 Sou.r i''rc
street. was taken to Virginia IIospi-
ial. where it was founi that thrHA Of
his ribs were broken.
Miss Goldman lives AZ Ii0l Flo II
Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
VIII Address CrcJIt NJ.

officials of the Credit Mems ts.o-
citation Of Richmond. who are pre-
pairing for hig meeting on tho
evening Of November =. have selected
Mrs j. *. Bowman as the woman
10 represent tho newly cnfra nchiscd
voters by addressing tho organization
that night. Colonel John Il. Saund-
crs vii! speak. y Specia, WIRE over
which election returns will be re-
criv-d. has been Installed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
Commit1e. 1a No..

me res ular monthly meeting OF
Buildings will be held tonight al &
o'clock. Accumulated husineBs on tho
docket Will be taken up in regular
De a meeting Of the Ordinance cnm
mntee Thursday night at 8 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
NEW PASTORS COMING
Rev. ~. 4. Gnnton VIII French n,
"odland Heights md Rev. w, II.
MOcre nj HnInhridcn HnnfI.t

H"Ihhr'uEe HNntIst.
Kew. w. A. Gunton, OF baltimore
.as accepted call to Woodland
Heights Baptist Church to succeed
Key. II. ID White. who resigned sew
eral months ago
Preparations are being mad. -,
welcome Rev. William Herber, Moore
~ GreenvIlle. n. c., as the new pns-
ior Of Rainbridge Street Baptist
thurch. He will assume his dutic.
mere november ]. He succeeds Rev.
IL Jndson Westfar. who accepted a
rati 10 Huntington Avenue Church
ba!''more. few months ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

and liu.i Streets Yesterday Tor the
HRS; time. The company is engaged
in the manufacture OF mattresses. The
plan; has 65,nvo feet oil noor space,
and the new building is OF brick and
concrete.
81. Ca;herine's school has purchas-
ed from the whitlock estate The
building and lot adjoining Wcsthamp-
ton for = consideration said 10 have
been several thoasand dollars. The
property Will bc added TO the school.
il = said, and extensive improvements
win be made along with the extern
sion.
Rev. j. !. Wicker VIII address en-
ployes OF the Virginia halfway and
Power Company Friday evening q;
S:l6 o'clock in the Reservoir y. VI.
Gals Of the company. W. H. Shar!,z,
baritone. will! sing.
An important meeting of Davis
Council. No. -. Jr .. L. A. Nj. will
l." hold in tile lodge room OF Leader
time reports Will be mad. by the two
representatives IF the council who
attended the recent ncctlu.; II ;hc
state Council he.d ~ Charlottesville
Commander Isaac G. Johnson. l. =:
y. on recruiting !u;y AZ Eic!imond,
with Mrs. Johnson, axe an New Yo.is
at the Hotel Astor FOR visit OF sew
Hlchmond in me ca:ly part III the
H'"k
DIR. w. 7 Walters, pastor Of First
Christian Church, returned Sat
urday frcm Dayton Ohio, where he
education Of the american Christian
Convention lie was elected chair
man OF The board. Dr. Walters was
The only representative. 81 this con-
vcniion from the South.
| Isaac DIGS. Ir.. vii! leave New
/ York today for France. whcr" he viii
complete this Year his studies in in
! Paris. He Will sail on the Rocha m
I beau.
,,.l Fid"ii,y c9pn,Gil, No. !, sons and
vice fas exercises tonight 81, s
O'clock
nr. Edward y. cal.snh LETT yNs,cr-
DAY afternoon for Cincinnati. lie
VII. ,einr" 70 Richmond Friday
Ahnhah SymaEcgn" as usual
American I.ssion. Post Ho. i. viii r
me, IN Room ESQ. jefferson Hotel
Thursday morning at II o'clock. Mrs.
George Wayne Anderson will pre-
Council of Jewish Juniors viii hold
h"n"fi, dance N IN" Jefferson Club
Thursday night. Music viii be- fur.
nishcd 10y tn" old Dominion quintc,
Several novel features have been ar.
ranged. The dane" Will be Hal
lcwc"n affair. The sum realized will
go 10 the fund used for ph!lanthroa!c
work in Richmond.
Regular meeting Of tho Scr;bb,ers
Club will Toe held Mt S:i5 o'clock Fri.
day evening ut. the home Of Mrs
Grabowskii 1921 Hanover Avenuc.
Educational Opportunity in IN.
sunday School" will DO the subjcc,
under discussion at u meeting q,
IN" officers and teachers trainin.
class =; Park Place Church toner.
row afternoon at Gao o'clock Mrs
Charles NJ. Eddiueton is teacher g.
the class.
St Agnes Guild OF Mead" Mcmoria,
party IN the parish house OF .hr
church. corner Twelfth and Decatur
streets. tomorrow evening al
o'clock. musical program has bee =
Tor the best costumes. Ice cream
and homemade candies will be sold
Mrs Mahlon l.. Burton. Of III
Norm ,,,i h%nl"yard, isa patien, in Grac,
o2tra'ion :or appendicitis
Women are invited to attend .
,"in' meeting of tho .rninr Ordc
United American Mechanics ava In.
Daughters % ibcriv Council No !,
~ Robins 'Inil. Hun ana rIn,.o,
streets, tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The Simmons Company bcSaa
operation OF It's new factory az Third
and liu.i Streets Yesterday Tor the
first time. The company is engaged
IN the manufacture OF mattresses. The
plant has $1,000 feet OF floor space,
and the new building is o; brick and
concrete.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
Farmer nnrnt b, E,p,osion.

Furmtr Unrnt by ia plUNIOh.
Walter -. White. agad 81. a farmer
living at II. r. -. No. :. is under
treatment ut Memorial Hospital for
severe hurns abOu; the body and
arms. He was lighting an oil! stove
when IL exploded. His condition Is
said 20 he serious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

81. GATHERINGS school has purchas-
ed from the Whitioch estate The
building and 10, adjoining wcs,hamp-
ton for = consideration said 10 have
been several thoNSand dollars. The
property vii, be added TO the school
il = said, and extensive improvements
viii! be made along with the extern
sion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

Rev. J. !. Wicker Will address en-
ployes OF the Virginia halfway and
Power Company Friday evening at
S:l5 o'clock in the Reservoir y. VI.
c. y building At the invitation OF Off
Gals of the company. W. X. Shar!tZ,
baritone. will! sing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

"Educationai Opportunity in tho
sunday school, viii bc the subject
under discussion at u meeting of
the officers and teachers trninin.
class =; Park Plac" Church tomor-
row afternoon at Gao O'Clock. Mrs
Charles NJ. Eddinet0n is teacher e!
the class
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

An Important meeting Of Davis
Council, No. -. Jr. -. l.. \. Nj. will
Il. hold in Tile lodge roam OF Leader
Hal! ;oniGh; at O'clock. at which
time reports Will be mad. by the TWO
representatives II the council who
attended: the !c-"At meeting II She
state Council Ee.d ~ Charlottesville
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

Dr. Edward y Cal.sch LET; ycstcr-
d"v afternoon for Cincinnati He
WIZ return !" Richmond Friday
morning :" condtict services in E.,h
Ahnbah SEnaGcGu" as usual
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

DR.. W. I Walters, pastor Of First
Christian Church, returned Sat
urday frcm Dayton Ohio. where he
attended q meeting OF the board %
education OF the american Christian
Convention. iI- was elected chair
man OF the board. Dr. Walters was
tho only representative. at this con-
vcntiun from the South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

Women are invited to attend a
,"lnt in""tin OF tho Jrninr Ordc-
United American Mechanics ANA tIA
Daughters % ! liberty Council. No II
~ Robins 'sail Hun and Gloo,on
X reefs 'ovi-b. w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

Isaac DIGS. .ir., vii! leave New
York today FOR France. whcr" he Will
complete this Year his studies in in
t.rnat!ona! law at I'll. University CT
Paris. He Will sail on the Rocham-
hmm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

Mrs Mahlon l.. Burton 81 ~
North Boulevard. is Il patient in Grace
hospital. where she underwent an
o2cra:ion Cor appondECitts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

Regular meeting of the Scrjbb,ar's
Club Will Toe held at S:iJ o'clock Fri
day evening ut. the home Of Mrs
GrabowSkii 1874 Hanover Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

Council! of Jewish Juniors will hold
. benefit dance NJ IN" Jefferson Club
Thursday night. Music viii be- fur
nished 10y tn" old Dominion quintc,
several novel features have been ar
ranged The dane. VIII be a Hal
lcvr"n affair. The sum realized will
go 10 the fund used for ph!ianthroa!c
work in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

ST. Agnes Guild OF Meade Memorial
EPISCOPAL Church will give a tacl;-
party IN the parish house OF The
church. corner Twelfth and Decatur
:trec,S' tomorrow evening al s
O'Clock. musical program has boon
arranged and prizes will be awarded
Tor the best costumes. Ice cream
and home made candies will h, soId
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

Commander Isaac 6. J Johnson. L. =.
y, on recruiting Iu;y AZ Eic!Imond,
with Mrs. Johnson, acc an New Yogk
At the Hotel .Astor Tor n visit OF sew
Hlchnend in :ne ca:ly part ~; the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

Fidelity Council, 10 = Sons and
Daughters of Liberty. will hold ser.
vice Nag exercises tonight at s
D cloch
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30
Embellishments itpre TaIlit.


"Socioloemofroten" ifriper:: 81
og &apnearbeioernes Streifer ct flut-
tet. &einltatet af bisie streifer ct Ben
iiferite Snllit> ben foofol6te ipn6ifaIi-
ftiffe 8ebegelie biemme bar libt, og
erbper Mrbeiber, Ser tan foritaa og
;tarfe % BET Tan bel6igbis De fleite
bill &arme ben6e fig imo6 bet&om-
pagri.af ipnoifaliitiffe 2eoere, Ser enc
.og alene b9rer SfDIben for Be 2ibel-
Ter, &abnets og Sgens Mrbeibere bar
gie1rer1gaaet i be iioite Maane6er.
#De iu1nme ipnbifaliitiffe aeoere meo.
en- 2a1rits Sanfen, Chr. gbriitenien
90 Mcbor6 Senien iSpioien fftreg 90
raobte nuber streifen, og Sc uoiteoer,
M 6a 5trenen er tabt, tabig beres
l1fDen1soro imoo SociaIoemofratiet
ogsoe 6prige orga1afereoe Mrbeibere.
Oct Ct fIart, oe. raaber % ifriger mob
Soeial6emofratie. Dereg eIeroige
[2eoelfe Of streiterrre, oereg eoe Sra
er % 26gnaatigbeoer ON l1bfigterr,e
or streifm fffaI orl1fnes gfelos-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30
1tlpffe paa &lampenburabanen.

Sra &ipbenbaon me6oeles %. Sr=
nj: So unge Mer1ei fer, ser bob6e to-
get Hlaos paa Saget al en- to=@tages
Bog1l, blep funit UNDER @ia6uften be6
8ranegaar6sbei 6o Sertoget, ser
bber sgnoag Mften 81. 1t,15 sgaar
fra &lampenborg, iaftes pasiereoe
Den un6er Spfprelie berenoe @iu-
buff. Otter bpa6 Ser er oplplt, mao
be to unge Meno bape Ineget Jig OPP
paa &ogntaget be6 Gbarlottenlut16
Station, flint Eogperionolet efter
Srore bol6t ffarpt n6fig.
On al 6e forulpffeoe, ser blep bragt
til &igsboipitalet, be66er Eborfil6
Mnoerien og Dor paa &iernet al Dpb-
bblsga6e og 56r. Boulevard.
Sen an6en, Der fprtes til &omm1=
neboipit1let, er 8ertel Sprenien, SIP
@arlsbergbei Is.
Gent inat me6oeles, at 8erteI o.
reniens 2ib lite itoor til at re66e.
9erimo6 er ser noget &aob for 9bor=
fl6 Mnoerien, troos bans fpere &pe-
TELLER.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30
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