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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-06-03
SHERIFF'S SALE

By Virtue of a Writ of Execution
issued out of the Clerks office Of the
County Court of Sedgwick County and
State of Colorado and to me directed,
whereby l am commanded to make the
sum of Eight Hundred eighty-five
and 35-10O Dollars, ($S85.35) with in
terest thereon from Oct 9th, 1912, at
8 per cent per annum and costs of
suit, the amount of a certain judgment
recently obtained against John II.
Brown, defendant, in favor of Tony
Catoes e Company, and Gis Hatoes,
Plaintiffs, out of the lands. tenemcnts,
goods and chattels of the said John
H. Brown, defendant, I have levied on
the following property, towit: -
Lot 4, 5. 6, 7, s and 9 in Block 43
Clarkson's First Addition to Denver
Junction, now Julesburg, Colorado.
Therefore, according to said com
mand, | shall expose for sale, at Pub
lie Auction, all the right, title ana
interest of the above named John II.
Brown in and to the above described
property, on Saturday the 18th day
of June 1920, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at
the South front door of the County
Court House in Julesburg, Sedgwick
County. Colorado. Dated at Julesburg,
Colorado this 25th day of May, 1920.
o. S. Thunderstorm,
Sheriff of Sedgwick County.
Date of first Publication May 9th,
1920
Date of last Publication June 18th,
1920.
Roy T. Johnson, Attorney, Sterling,
Colorado.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-06-03
PHOTOGRAPHS

Your last chance to have NE take
your photograph at the Julesburg
photograph gallery. Notice dates care
fully and tell all your friends will
be at Julesburg part of two weeks
and then the gallery will be closed
June Is, 16, II, lS and June 20, 23,
"a, 25, See my other local headed
"Read This" and be sure and have all
the pictures taken that you and your
friends need for some time.
Chas. E. Jacoby, Photographer.
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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-06-03

We buy and sell electric motors.
~e have a practically new one-third
horse power motor on hand now that
YOU can buy right. Julesburg Elec-
tic Shop. Phone 16c W.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-06-03
Meeting the Demand

Meeting the demand for efficient telephone
just difficult meeting the demand any other public
whether it be crowded
uar ticket window bargain anything else where
supply is running Short
Conditions unusual throughout the entire manufacturing
mercantile and domestic world Deficiencies telephone
service which have been quite obvious
directly due to these abnormal conditions.
Materials scarce--manuactures able
demand telephone supplies cannot be hadthe diverted
all activities in other directions and they beginning
back Until struck
to be shortage of supplies and this unavoidable
deficiencies.
The telephone probably better
the general of the business and domestic
The telephone management is in vigorous campaign get
its back the old standard and
Patience and cooperation the of the public will
| ly aid in bringing about mutual satisfaction.
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-06-03

You can not make a mistake when
you buy Quality Tractor Oil. Buy it
at G.. A. Reeds.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-06-03

f. c. McNally-Eastern Colorado
Lands. tt
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-06-03

George H. Thompson, leans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

gross from The tenth Virginia District
left Ricbmond yesterday afternoon for
here relative to tho final settlement OF tho
West Virginia hrnt case. MIR. Flood dc.
S. H. hsgSs5 Tn, reTSr, iha, he NH
nation for Governor III the primary NJ 10: /.
DR. Virginia G. C;i.drrsi"cv-. dean az
BARNARD College. ,."lun,lia University.
guest OF the Collegiate Scnnol for Girls.
pE. Gil!crslccre Is scheduled for an adj
dress hcfor" she Athletic club and tho
Place OF Athletics in an Academic Course -
pr Gilderslccvc VIII ne ,nc guest OF Miss
hs ssin E 81 r., lioS rnrk NrTnn"
Court Addition. Tor TN" consideration OF
2.263. has been announced bv tho At
inI.. Coast RGa!,y C"npany. .rhSrc
auction. which took place SATURDAY.. Tn"
suN diviston Is located In IN" northern gee
Court.
u l'lnns for dane to he riyc,.
sion or thr i ii"wi.xer" Hsso"ia Tir, SEN in
thG pari",ss, ~ Murphy's Hotel at $40
and Of the One Hundred and Eleventh
Field Artillery are requested TO attend
;his meeting.
United American Mechanics. will call It's
meeting In leader Hall tonight 1T 7:ao
ana l2rE" attcndanc" is desired.
resolution c-!iicizinr Commemorative
Attorney liobscn FOR his stand in refer
~ broad Roch Road was uasscd Al -
recent meeting of III" Community League
liz president and u, q. I."w,nnu sccrrtnrv
y spelling match and musical provr. m
nI'crned the regular business %: tn. meet
ing ana was greatly enjoyed by all pres
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
NEGRO MAN IS VICTIM
OF SLEEPING SICKNESS
Fourth Positive Case Now Under
Observation-Disclosures Reported
to BE Improving.

Another case of cnceplial;pis. other
wise known as sleeping sickness IS
was reported TO the City Health Bu-
reau yesterday, carrying the known
cases of this singular form of disease
to four, with two other suspectc,l
cases The latest victim is n. negro
residing at S23 North Third street
one OF tho three cases that have de-
rclopcd in Richmond within the last
several weeks. and which has hccn
under observation by the health an
thorities, showed marked improve
mcnt. DIR. =. c. hudson. of the CITY
Health Bureau. stated last night 4.
LucchcSi, 200 West Broad Street,
whose condition was extremely srri-
Gus. now has Il chance for complet O
recovery.
Another ease that of Il man named
Morrsion, aged 70. Of i6 Nortl, Laurel
street. still is causing the health au-
thorities concern Another case that
has been reported to the department
* that of Mrs. Doris Simms 1904
Ncnable street. whose condition. how
ever. IL not regarded ms serious.
l.ncchrsi is 70 years old, and saw
active service with the American
forces overseas. lie is being attended
by prs. &. =. Rlanton and Moses Sycic.
Seven cases OF cncephaltDiS were
reported to the Health Department
last year. br. Hudson stated last
night that. as yet. he and his ASSOC
ciatcS had not been able to determine
whether or not the disease is con-
tagious. He did not believe that the
I,alady would assume the proportions
Of an epidemic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
WILL UNvE|L MEMORIAL
WITH SIMPLE EXERCISES
Ceremony, COMMUNICATING Capitol
Disaster Fifty Years Ago This
Morning ut If O'Clock.

Simple ceremonies will be held
this morning AT II O'Clock In tho
museum OF the State Department OF
Agriculture and Immigration TO com
the great Capitol disaster of April
~ 1870. and ~ unrcil'a tablet which
has been designed to mark the spot
where SiNty-two persons lost their
lives and 25i more were injured
when the floor of the Supreme Court
OF Appeals gave way.
Major William \. Anderson. OF
laturc several years ago when II COM
mittcc was appointed iittingly to
mcmorializc tho event. will preside
nj the exercises incident to the UNI
yelling. He will introduce Judge
George L.. Christian. OF Richmond.
who Will draw the veil. Rev. James
Power Smith. u. H.. will deliver the
Invocation.
, The public is invited to attend the
ceremonies this morning. Many dis
to he present. including several who
were on the ground soon after the
catastrophe.
The gallery of the Supreme Court
OF Appeals cavcd in OH the morning
The court was to have handed down
versus Chahoon. both OF whom
claimed to have been Mayor OF
Richmond during the celebrated
municipal war of that day. Cha
hoon WAS the military appointcc.
while Eliyson was elected 10y the
City Council. appointed by Governor
Gilbert {. Walker. in pursuance of
an act of the General Assembly. The
outcome OF the fight was OF the
interest. and the immense
decision ovcrtaXcd the capacity Of
he room
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
DISCUSS PLANS FOR
SHlP-BY-TRUCK TOUR
Richmond Dealers Map Out Itinerary
which IL Scheduled for Week
If Nny r..

:, Richmond trGck dealers met a,
Mnrphy's Hotel last nigh; TO discuss
further plans.fcr the tour which will
he made during tho week Nav 1922
Russell II. RAWLINGS presided Re-
ports showed that tn" committees on
finance had obtained sufficient money
10 ASSURE lhc success OF the tour.
y. a Kline. vice .prcsid.n, o: the
National Automobile Dealers Asso.
ciatlon Of Virginia, Endorsed tn. shin
by truck-Sood roads movement, and
SAID that every automobile associa
ton in the country was back of INC
Richmond dealers. Richmond Was
especially honcrsd. according 10 MIR.
Kline. 10 have this chance 10 shnw
her attitude toward good roads in
Virginia. "
Hfchmonl Autonotivc Trades Assoc
cation. representing the association,
asked 10 be- permitted to eScor, INC
virginia tour out q! Richmond.
j. IL. Schi"swnhl manager of ,ho
Richmond ship hy-truck bureau ,niI
the committee that 80 would provide
an airplanc TO plot The wav from
richmond 10 P",erEEt-
Richmond Will - one @: the many
Towns In the United state. to inj1
in the national celebration - III.
nation-w wide desire for good roads sa
as TO facilitate truck transrortation'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
ADMIRAL GRAYSON HEADS
WILLIAM AND MARY DRIVE
second Oldest College I'm >m.,t
4 Seeks II ,550.80O Fund for
ImDrOyemcnf.

Rear-Admiral Cary r. t;isysoo
President Wilson'S medical adyi,.r
yesterday accepted chairnansh!n nt d.
committee which will conduct = cam.
paign for f.440.G00 for william ana
Mary College, OF which Dr Grlysgn
lis .4p almnus, in was announced IA 81
night
William and Mary--wns founded in
y 1888, and it's alumni include three
! pfesidents of the United States:
Tho1nas jefferson, .James Monroe and
John Tyler: Chief Justice JOHN Mar.
shall and General Winfield scot,
George Washington received from
WILLIAM and Mary his first public
4ohce. that OF surveyor. and his last,
sschancellor Of the college.
pr. ], a. G. Chandler. of Richmond
Erfcenily succeeded Or, Lyon G. Tyler
a OF OF tprssident' John Tyler, AZ presi.
y deM pr william and Mary
The main building was designed I'm
j 1893 by Sir Christopher Wren. A
science hall in honor OF
S.Wtinam Barton Rogers. an alumnua
sof5 Willialn and Mar, will be erected
esEltHa portion of the funds sought
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
PLAN AFFILlATIOM WITH
NATIONAL GARDEN CLUB
james River Organization VIII Dis
cuHS Move nj Meeting Friday
Mt "DundcC."

Flans for afiiliating with the Gar
deh Club OF America will b. dis
cusSed ut the next meeting of The
James River Garden Club next Friday
afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Pres
Ton carson. at Dundee" Forest Hill
Park. THIS will be Iris Day" and
all members are requested to bring
specimens of Iris 10 the meeting. Mrs.
Thomas =. WhcclwriCht Is resident
OF the organization.
The James River Garden club js
planning 70 call tn" various garden
clubs Of Virginia May IL To form a
stale Garden Club Federation To meet
annually. The Dlcn. a.; outlined by
Mrs. Vince! wright. is To have "a busi-
ness meeting yearly and discuss the
annual reports OF the various clubs
ana topics of mutual interest
One delegate from each visiting
cino VIII, he invited to be tho guest
or a Richmond member during the
conference. other members of the
virginia clubs will he welcome at the
business luncheon ard all other social
entertainments by notifying ;hc pres
idcnt in advance
The proposed meeting will he held
Nay 49, and dele gates are expected
dens around Richmond will be one
OF The features of the meeting. Vlr-
GINA clubs and representatives Of
cach follow:
Albcmarle County Garden Club. Mrs.
Harry r Marshall. University OF Nir-
club. Mrs. Fairfax Harrison. Belvoir:
Warrenton Garden Club. Mrs Samuel
y. Appleton. WarrentOu: Norfolk Gar
den Club, Mrs. l.. W. Spratt!ing. Naval
Hospital. Portsmouth,: Danville Car
den Club. Mrs. Rutherford Dula. Dan
Mrs. Joseph c. Walker, Woodbury.
Forest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
HEALTH AUTHORITIES TO
FIGHT PRISON DISEASE
State and Federal Officials Will
Corrclate Efforts in Clcan-Up
Crusade.
GOVERNOR BACKS PLAN
VIII Check Spread of Disease
Caused by SubjcctinS Convicts ut
Work on Roads to Contact With
unexamincd Jail Inmates.

- Represe natives OF the United
7 States Public Health Service will be.
gin at once active cooperation with
9rthe State authorities in the crusade
inauEurn:cd by the board OF directors
sof the state Pcnitentiary against all
forms of disease existing among con-
s,Hicts In the penitentiary. OH the State
Farm and in the various road camps
In Virginia.
The profer of assistance ny the
Federal authorities was given through
Governor Davis. and was accepted
yesterday afternoon at the weekly
meeting of the board Adequate med :
lcai supplies and trained expert
for examinations will be furnished by
the United states Public Health Ser
vice.
In answer 10 an invitation issued
at the last session OF the board. DIR.
Public Health Service. had a repre-
sentative prcser, at the meeting yes
terday. DR.. Roy r. Flanagan. As
ststant state health Commissioners:
state Board OF Charities and Corr.c-
tions: pr. Herbert Mann. surgeon at
the penitertiary, and DR.. Taylor, sur
present. All Of them were in thorough
aEreemen; with the board OF dircc-
tors in Its plan OF attack on diseases
existing among: conviCts.
To make the crusade more general.
the hoard passed a resolution request
ing DIR. Flanagan. DR. Mastin and q.
II. .Morrisette, director of the LegiS-
.latiSe Reference Bureau. 10 form
committee OF three to work out Il
plan by which. in some way the Jail
/. and renitentiary systems may be cor
related. 50 prisoners being sent from
the tailS to road camps may not
spread diseases among convicts who
already have hcen examined and their
physical condition noted. Under the
present system. these Jail prisoners
are not examined.
This health cleanup among pris-
Soners in Virginia follows out PFC
cisely the Views of Governor Davis
who believes that these mon should
have the best medical attention pos
s!hlc, both in Justice TO Themselves
and in justice 10 society. Colonel lie
Roy Hodges. chairman OF the hoard,
presided at the meeting yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
MAD DOG BITES THREE
BEFORE BEING KILLED
Epidemic of Rabies Feared Unless
Treatment Is Takcn-I'ivc In
fected Animals Reported.

Three children and number OF
doEs arc reported to have been bit
ten by mad dog which was Killed
iast night by Dr. Garnc,t Nelson, in
front Of his home l00a West Frank
I'm street This is the second mad
dog which has been reported within
three days here and the nth this
month.
warnings that an epidemic of
rapies Is threatened and an urgent
appeal TO all persons whose children
nave been bitten by dogs within the
past few days TO bring them To the
CITY Bureau of Health for treatment,
were issued last nigh, by c. &. llud-
son. City Health Ofuccr.
several children AMI u number of
uoes are known Ia nave been bitten
within the past few days by the dogs
injected with rabies. as an cNaminH-
ti0n or the heads OF the last TWO dogs
hi,ieu snow they were infected. Boih
were killed on Franklin street. One
was a medium sized dog, closely re-
semb'inS collie, ana ne other Was
Il shaggy brindlc dog. about the size
of a collie.
DR.. Hudson also asked that all dogs
khown to have pccn bitten 10y other
dogs within the past few weeks be
locked up and given treatment.
ChildrSn who have been bitten by
uo6S VIII ne treated Tree at the Bu-
rcau OF Health IN the CITY Hall or
NJ The laboratories al the city and
state Boards of Health. At the Mcdi-
ca Collage of Virginia. on East Mar
snail street. Two of the mad dogs
reported early in the month have
been sent to the country by their
owners. Two of the other dogs are
Iocked UP and being treated !or their
Every precaution to keep the
raDlcs from spreading and injecting
othcr animals are being taken by the
heaith officials. Corporation OF tn"
puhlc In Keeping the department
from taking drastic steps To rid the
clty OF its dogs is asked by the Bu-
reau of Health.
locked up 4. once and dogs which
have been bitten Will also be treated
III confined \
Dr. hudson said last night that
three courses are under conSidcr,-
ton by the health officials. in case
there Is an epidemic OF rabies. one
OF these is vigorous campaign
against stray dogs by the dog eaten
erS employed by the bureau OF Street
Cleaning. the second IN the mtrpduC-
non into the Council of ordinances
calling for the muzzlinS OF all dogs.
or the confinement OF CANNES within
the city limits.
How serious the situation may de-
guest last night, but he asked am
children on the streets to tax. care
not to play with strange dogs Tor the
present and above all things not to
allow themselves TO be scratched or
bitten by them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
VETERAN FIREMAN EXPIRES
AFTER RETURN FROM FIRE
w. T.. Smith Dies of Heart Failure in
Chnfr Of Engine House
No.

w. T.. Smith. aged Is. for thirty SIN
years a member OF the Manchester
ana Richmond Fire Departments. WAS
found dead in n chair nj Engine House
No; -. Woodland Heights, at 3I.
o'clock Yesterday afternoon. shortly
IIL,Ssr returning from iire AT 3i0l
Death apparently was caused oy
heart failure brought on by the e.
citement OF lighting the flames. Mr..
smith Is survived by his wife. four
daughtcrS and six sons. one Of which.
Waiter I, smith. is captain of Truck
Company No. D.
MT. smith az boy was a member
os the old Manchester volunteer fire
oopLnpahy ana became member OF the
mcht' with which he was connected
nj inc consolidation of the two cities.
me nre yesterday morning was in
the home Of Rev A. l.. Carson. mas
tor az the Yves: End Mcthod:s;
church Damages done by tho flames
night. "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

East Hnnovrr Presbyterian Aux
Hilary, First Presbyterian Church.
10 md 2,30.
Howard n. cOlrln, Equal Suf-
frnxe LcnEue headquarters, i:ao.
First Virginia Regiment Assoc
citation. Grnys' Armory. S:i5.
liOwitzcrs' Association, MUIR
phys Hotel, S;i5.
Centennial W - III Il MS work,
First PrcSbytcrinn Church, S:i5.
VirEinin Military Institute
alumni smoker, $50.
Company a. Richmond Blues.
Blucs' Armory. S:an.
Hugh StociS,icIi Machine Gun
Company. Grays' Nrmory. S:3n.
W M MS ADVERTISING Cluh,
Richmond Hotel, ..
Rotary Club. Inrhmond Hotel.
Oils.
ItIchmond Academy of Medicine
and Surgery. Chamber of Conn
mcrcc auditorium. sam.
lyric, =. T,t5 and G;3O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
SPEAKS ON DISCIPLINE
Captain james g. Ernest Give. Talk
Before Company ID, ut
NlurS trmOrS

captain James g. Ernest. OF Com
nany ID. Richmond Light Infantry.
ciplinc." AT tn. weekly meeting of
the company. In the Blues Armory.
lie explained the purposes OF dis
cipiine, and the various means to
ce!ycd AT the meeting.
me discussion Of the hike 20 be
taken h2 the Fifth Company. First
provisional Regiment. Company 4.
ni"hmond Grays. from May Is IA
81. was continued At the companv
meeting lart night, No definite rouic
nas been made get. although further
pans are expected TO be given at
the next meeting.
Company 4, Richmond Light In
iantry Blues. will hold its regular
mtciinc tonight at Sis IN the Blues
Ar;hpry; The Hugh Siockdcn Ma.
Chlhe Can Company will also hold
Us regular meeting AT the same time
IN the Grays' ArmOry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
APPEALS COURT AFFIRMS
DECISION IN MILLER CASE
widow and Child Receive Damages
for Death OF Southern tnlI-
wnS Work nuu.

Decision ut tho lower court in the
case of Alma Il. Miller. aiministra-
triN, against the Southern Railway
was affirmed yesterday by Judge
Kapp in the United States Circuit
Court. The suit arose over the death
Of T.. L. Miller, who WAS electro
cutcd while working on the con-
struction of switch along the
rastcrly side oc main track near
Gilhcrt's station The jury brought
in u verdict in favor Of the plaintiff.
directing that $4,000 he paid the
widow and $500 TO the child Of
Miller.
Tac opinion OF the District Court
at Norfolk was reversed in the case
of James Stewart ~ Co. plaintiff in
crror against l.. l.. Newly. admin
istrator. in an opinion by Judge
Watkins. The action was begun by
Oscar G. Sawyer. who sustained in
Jurirs, which are said TO have re-
suited in his death. while WORKING
for the defendant company in 1918
on pier near Sewcll'S Point. Saw
yer's administrator received go.
600 verdict.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
Murphy's Hotel to Make Minor Rc.
pnirs--ReynoIdS 10 Improve
Warehouses.

Murphy's Hotel Company. Inc. yes
terday obtained permit from Build
ing Inspector Butler to repair IT'S
hotel annex. 40 East Grace Street.
- cost $3.50.
Il. ]. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Obtained permit TO make rcpa IRIS and
alterations to its Warehouse on the
vest side OF Twelfth Street. between
canal and Byrd Streets. AT cost
m.ner permits were issued as fol-
latham Silverman. to repair "A
frame dwelling. at 30i 81. John
Street. AT n cost OF $500.
THOMAS Berry. to repair frame
dwelling at. 2in West Seventeenth
street. at cost of $1,000.
DIR. w. w. Dunn. TO repair a brick
dwelling ut 1870 Monument Avenue
at u cost of $4,000.
Walter Anderson, To repair Il frame
dwelling at II0G North 'Twcniy-six,i,
Street at cost of 81 900
6. X. Chandler. TO repair Il brick
garage at 22l1 Park Avenue at u
cost of $500
Georgia Industrial Realty Com.
n!ny. TO repair "a frame binding at
Nin"tren'h and Dock Streets, at u
Stsrnheimcr Brothers. to repair a
brick warehouse at 3a0l> Lester
Street. at cost Of $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
strcr,s Committee ,rcc,s

al an abbreviated session Yesterday
afternoon. disposed Of several matters
"l relative unlmportancc. An ordi,
nance authorizing the Director OF
Or siding. on WILLIAMSBURG" \vanun
adjacent to the city Gas Works nn,
on the east side Of Maple street, from
me north side OF Poplar street 10
niiiitS creek, was recommended for
adoption. An ordinance acccntinn
dedication of certnin streets and ai'
icE* by the University Rcaity Com
rinE. Inc. was referred u ih,. Dirnc.
tor OF PUBLIC Works. y resolution re-
GucStins til Director Of Public VorI; =.
I" smooth pavs the roadbcd Of C;r,n.
by street. between Main stree, and
stuart Avenue, was referred To ;hai
official. ''"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
COMMUNITY RECREATION
DRIVE OPENS IN DRIZzLE
4 r,ior OF Workers Is Not Dampcncd,
However, and Quest Gets Away
d l,nnd Sfnrf

business Richmond was advised Of
, inauguration Of tho $4,000 COM
munity recreation drive yesterday
by ION energetic young women WHO
boarded street ears in the downtown
district and distributed literature
telling all and sundry why they
Shou!i loosen NJ and donate To The
cause.
The work was under direction of
Mrs. j; Is. Bowman. and the volun-
teers bravcd damp pavcments and
unpleasant driz@lc for two solid
hours; Passes had been issued by
President WbcelwriGhi. of tEc Eir-
ginia hallway ana Power Company
which permitted workers To poaid
cars.
The drive opened with meaning.
held at headquarters. go East Main
street. and presided over by j. Scott
Parrish. campaign committee chair
man.
additional team captains made
public last night are: Mrs. j. *
Bowman. Mrs. T.. l.. Minor. Mrs.
Charles r. Norman. Mrs. l.. L. Young
or, Mrs. j. y. Allen, Earl Miller. John
e. Eazacos. Chasie Traticri. John \.
tutchins. Henry Schwarzschld Ben
W. Wilson. r. T. Harrison. Julian
Frayser and j. II. Check.