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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-01-24
NOTICE

Pubic notice is hereby gives
That trespass'ng. hunting. ti.hinx
trapping aud n'oss pickinA i. .,rlc,
" prohibited ON property u
Estate IT, Seller under penal,
Of the law
K. J. Sellers
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-01-24
NOTICE

NOTICE
Notice is hereby eivea II.
hunting and T,espassinp i. posi-
'.se'y prohibited under penalty .
the law on the propertie, o. MrA
Mr:. Jos I.sfa,lie
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-01-24

EvsIy family should have a
small garden patch and vegetable
the year round try once and see
tine cost If living reduced
With. election over We stand
At Rest
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-01-24

ASfew buckets OF potatoes plant
ed IN he garden will suffice for
the family consumption
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-01-24
NOTICE

Public Notice - hereby s.yss
'"a' hunting. uespass,nK anu u,vss
pEk'nK y prohibited VI the follow
ing property
The property ot Nick L.ou.
"e'.e' known as Fred Ls.',.xies
o" Magnolia Ridge
". l.. Ls0us
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-01-24
NOTICE

HUNTING aud TRAPPING /
s'''ct'y p'"hil.lied On The lsmds .
his Company. Tsesps.ser. will 10
prosecuted 10 the full ex.en, Of the
aw
Louisiana Meadows Compssy
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-01-24
VO7ILE

NO7ILE
Irespassi"g. hunting aud trap
ping are hereby prohibited ON Al
properties owned and rented by
VIM. Lusssp
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-01-24


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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-01-24

An arnachist is m an who do,sn't
Went any government tact he IS
not pc. sonaiIy conducting
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-01-24

NOTICE
Public notice is hereby given
tina. .respassing. hunting. fishing
trapping and moas picking is strict
iy prohibited Of ELLINGTON. Fried
lander and Lone Star Plantations
under penalty If the law
The l.. A. Blcuin Co. Ltd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-14
SPLITS
As TO PROCEDURE

NO action waS taken at the meet
ing yesterday of the subcommittee on
streets with reference to cooperating
with the Virginia Railway and Power
COMPANY n the valuation Of its prop
critics. The committee was appoint
ed for the purpose of devising come
method of procuring q. valuation Of
the street car company's properties, in
view OF the petition for permission to
charge 6 cent fares 1t is composed
q Alderman tsuast and Councilman
English and Atkinson The commit
tee had before 1t tho letter of the vir-
glnia Passenger and Fower com pany.
stating that Il had employed Stone
and Webster. engineers. TO make a
valuation OF It's properties, and sug-
sesunk tnat The city appoint a. repre-
ssHaas ~ sgo EksWftia syf,NfsssS st A2S
Councilman Atkinson wag prevent
ed attending the committee meeting.
~ speedily developed that the views
or Messrs- Gunst and English as to
the method OF valuation were dia-
netricalfy opposed, Counciln1np Eng.
lish favored the appointment OF An
outside expert who would devote his
whole time to the work and furnish
tffe ciyy with an dtrbfassa opinion.
while Alderman Gunst thought the
city would be amply protected BY hay
ing the report OF street car company
engineers checked over by Director
of Public Works Trafford and Comp
troiler Cofer. AZ
Since the members of the committee
present Spin fYty -fIfty. with no hope
of Il wAA decided u "a
1Y3txM knes etIne until AIopAayl "a n
xf5a9 I! sl4 }t|
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-14
TWO DENOMINATIONS
JOIN THEIR FORCES

Methods. and Presbyterian sunday
school forces ~ Richmond have ar
ranged for 3oint training school to
he held IN the John Marshall HiEa
school, February 22-2T
This is the nrst time that such plar
has been treated under the joint
suepicss OF these churches Final reg
tstrations viii be made, Sunday, Feb
ruary IL. and Judging by such fore
caste az are available, more than 500
Sunday SCHOOL workers will take ad-
vantage Of the special training offered
by the schcof.
This school il not TO be confused
with the ordinary school Of methods or
Institute Intensive specialization
work will be done. and workers IN the
slrersn. departments of Sunday school
activity will have the advantage CT
concentration on their peculiar prob
ems d6eing twelve study periods.
THESE courses do not duplicate work
done In the 6rst two wears OF the
standard teacher training courses
adopted by the cooperative churches,
The training school is significant 81
revealing the new educational emphasis
tr Sunday school and church work
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-14
BIBLE SERVICES BY
PROFESSOR FUTTERtR

Fully ,7.ooa crowded into churches
tfk' week 10 attend the wonderful
Eye-o-rraphic courses of Biblical In
struction and deluxe Bible pictures.
Examinations and contests were
followed AT close by giving away
many prizes and issuing about six
tAen diplomas TO graduates for mast
erinr eco Bible questions in only
ave hours instruction by aid of the
amazingly rapid Photographic Bible
vstam or Eye-method. taught under
The personal supervision OF Its author,
Professor A. F. Futterer of Australia,
who discovered this system over seven
years ago in Oakland, California.
while working as missionary among
The Jews
Those desiring vision az their own
Bible In less than week in a most
comprehensive way are invited to at
tend the following courses;
At Eroad-Street Methodist church
Broad and Tenth streets at S P. NJ
tonight
At Barton Heights Baptist church
12e Virginia avenue. at T:so p. NJ
tomorrow, Wednesday February Is,
sunday. February 20 and wednesday,
February %.
At St James Methodist church.
NGuby 6io NAL Shall streets.
Sunday February %, Wednesday
February 25 and. Sunday February Cd.
At st, Paul's Methodist church.
fwxentssssevenkhz Ind N enahae ssssreetss
IL 7:3n p NJ. Wednesday February
Is, wednesday February e5. wednes-
Say March 3.
At Laurel-Street Methodist church
800 Block South Laurel street to
Junior league by Bernie the boy
orcacher--BibIe events with beauti-
eui pictures Sunday February 20.
at.aP M.
All Fifth Baptist church, 1coioreadS
ruth and Jackson streets. at s r. M.
sunday February -. Worlds
Greatest Revelation a dissolving
REV.
" At EllvA44oh Army. Seventh street
naar Grace. ct 1880 r. M. Thursday
eaaritat1 IA gre4A 4ainnalnA tans
q!els 1gura ton with caioFs4
n 1 IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-14
ROTARY CLUB HELPS
TO HOLD THE BOYS

Members OF the Richmond Ro-
tary club have launched q movement
designed to establish a boys club pri-
MARTY for the benefit of. poor lads
whose pleasures are few and far be-
tween. TO work out definite pro-
gram In this connection the follow
ing hess. work committee has been
appointed Clarence r. Cadet. 8. O.
Lindeman James Whittett, r McC
Burlington Harold E / o m b err &.
Charles L. Weaver, Howard Bryant
and DIR, II. Fl, Street
Attention of the Rotary club was
called to the fact that the poor boys
Of the community have no place for
recreation and amusement Further
more, It was pointed out, youths who
frequently find themselves in difidcul-
ties are forced to lodge in the juvenile
detention home. What the Rotary
club proposes is an institution which
VIII help solve this problem and
furnish q place where runaway boys
and other delinquents may be cared
for without the necessity OF being
held behind iron bars
The com naittee la now at work on its
plans and expects To soon report to
the club
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-14

has been orc OF the pioneers IN tho
field OF good nusic, and has carried
it's high standards in towns OF all
sizes.
During the past seasons the CreA-
tore Opera Company has established
its reputation IN every places It has
appeared and Fausie. lovers are anx-
iouS, that such stirling organization
return This season Maestro Crea-
tore has not only added to his roper
toire., for he~ feels that opera pat
rons away from the large music cen
tiers like To enjoy practically new pro-
educt1onS, but He frAs Ef MN " VII
ened his company by adding a great
deal OF new talent.
Not only are many Of the singers
from the famous opera houses of
Europe and South America, but Mae
stro Creatore, who has long been a
true American has been seen that
AmelSean singers are well taken care
at for. ryissa&pai roIas. In. fact fully.
half OF the company are mande up of
young American singers.
This senascn's repertoire consists
Of such operas as Aida" 'sTravia.
"a. IA Trovatore, aRigoletto,s Car
men. Lucia, sOtelio. n Faust =
,,'tCavalleria ana stPAgliacci'' and la
13Qt1ex1 tcfxn1p11d patrons will
& Al4A NIGHT sLActa's
AZ The spak N ~ donhias hui IN
N h y T. !a@ IS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-14
lheate1-s
DEERE MABLE,

Millions Of Americans have come be
eve Bill" the carefree and careless
hero Of the "pere MahAl' letters writ
ten from the front" during the war
The iagghabls Bill Is on his way -
make happy the patrons 81 the Strand
th.eater where he will appear Monday
and TUESDAY in Mare CLAWS big must
cst production sDsrA Nadia by Ed
ward streeter. author CT tbs famous
Dare Mails letters.
Ir, klaw spared no effort IN search
ing Broadway fer the cast to interpret
his big musical piece. which by the
way has nothing to do with war.
BIT is back fron, the front as II
were. when the curtain goes up and
there's "a laugh IN everything be does
Until the finals
Louis Bennison will be seen IN the
role Of "Bili" while Else Adler Is
"MahleT The surrounding cast. in
Guiding the chorus Is composed of the
most versatile entertainers grouped
together for one production in long
time Rosamord Hodges wrote the
music. the lingering strainN Of which
have already preceded the arrival Of
the Gomp ary,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-14
SOCIETY
MRS MrNErREE FoLKEs EDITOR
hes Phone: s4Ia-w. Office Phone
Al White sulnhnr

The clear fair weather OF January
has found its way into the present
month, and the entire colony Installed
here are out every day drinking in the
1nvtkcratinE mountain air Of the Al
leghanies. The dozens of diversions
possible hare now are sought every
day, and Everyone is we'll entertsin
ed from the early morning until the
sun sinks down behind Sunset Gap
Parties going in motors TO The Pines
and Log Cabin TO enjoy the South
ern cooking have been plentiful
while the riders have been much in
$vidence, taking long excursions to
the SUBMITS OF Greenbrier mountain
and over the various other trails.
Mrs Philip Fl. Mcmillan arrived
here from Detroit. Mich. with her
brother, Larz Anderson, Of Washing
ton and Boston, to take the baths.
They are often seen among the par
ties who visit the movies II, the
Ireenbrier ball room in the evenings
Mrs NJ T. Read. who returned this
week from Washington where she
visited her gister, Mrs Wallace Nsff.
will return to Washington after a
short stay here Mrs Nen has re-
Gently visited the Greenbrier
Mr.. and Mrs Prescott Lawrence
ard Miss Katherine Bulkeley Law
renee. arrived this week for v,ss,
OF several weeks coming here from
Newport. Il. MfM Lawrence Came
for the baths.
Fl. L Porter, OF Charleston, VI. Va
Is at the Grsenbrier for short visit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-14
TOTAL CASES Of FLU
REPORTED SINCE FEB. 8

This report was received b. the
state board or health by Stats Health
Comm ssssaaer EnnseH q williams. and
shows the cases reported TO the depart
n1ent In Washington since the bulletin
OF February 3
Cases of influenza reported gtnce last
bulletin 10 February .. Alananass $50
Arkansas, asa: California, 3,slT: San
Francisco, Cos. Colorado. 1875; Con-
necticutt, 1+5e. Delaware, 80: Florida
$50; Georgia. 2&s3; Atlanta 1895;
ThIncis, a.7a6; Indiana 2.42s; In
dian polls, 17s iowa 2,191; Kansas
a,4l7: Kentucky. $50, Louisville $50.
Louisiana 1,osa: New Orleans. $40
Maryland 5,3T1: Baltimore 5.3Gs.
Massachusetts, ASS: Boston. 1883
Michigan, s.77s; Minnesota. s.2ns. Min
neapolis, 5as; Mississippi. 1903: Mis-
scuri, f.aT+: St Louis. s5e. Montana
324: Nebraska. 5,5a3; Nevada. 15e; New
Jersev. s,47s: Ner Mexico, sa2; New
York. 5000: New York city. s,s1s
North Carolina. 1e.os2: North Dakota
Alb; OHIO. ss2s. Oregon. 5da, Fennsyl-
Ivaria- $500 Fhtlsdeiphia. f1a4: Pitts
burg. 1.ioa. Rhode Island, ais. South
Carolina 4 $50 South pakota, as1s
Tennessee. 1921, Texas, $3.50. Utah
sts, Vermont, zss, Virginia s.245;
Washington. 1870 West Virginia
|4.c5s Wisconsin, s.615; Milwaukee
49, wyoming. 900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-14
American Legion. Post No. +.

!
Al well attended meeting of the
wornan's AUXILIARY. The American
Legion, Richmond post No !, held in
the JEFFERSON hotel on yesterday, ths
annual election Of of1cers was held
-Ttfh tha4-f following rssuItee1 -
President. Mrs. william. Wilson
Sale; vice president, Mrs z u.
Hotchkiss; secretary. Mrs RobArt
Vincent. treasurer, Mrs Arthur w
Wilmer.
The orgs MIA tfon which was form
ed last August to work IN co-opera-
tive manner with the Richmond post,
Landing valuable in the drive for
mem herehip last October. participa-
ting in all the plans for the celebration
Of arn1istlce weak and rendering a
great deal Of service in the prelirnt-
nary work necessary to the proposed
Memorial building
The organisation for the coming
month VIII assist the post In the go
ctety circus which the members Of
the post are staging for the benefit
OF the relief fund
Owing TO the adoption Of the ei.sa-
hiilry clause at the national conver-
ton held in Minneapolis November
last. which limits membership In the
auxiliary 10 mothers. daughters, sist-
ers and wives OF members Of the
legion, the formation of an organixa-
ton OF war workers was decided
upon at yesterdays meeting to which
members Of the auxiliary are also
eligible. The executive board OF this
orga nization, a name for which will
be chosen later. will consist OF the
ruling were not eligihIs to member
ship in the AUXILIARY.
At thu meeting yesterday morning
over which Mrs, G. r. ". Kern, the
president presided. an expression OF
appreciation was given to the retar-
Ing officers asd organizer for their
efforts In perfecting an organization
of the suxiliary
The new organization of war work
ers which will organize at some future
date will be In close touch with the
legion and Will cooperate In every
way with all Its activities
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-14
MAYOR APPROVES
MANY PAPERS

Mayor Aiaslie has returned to Clerk
Mcdowell with his apporrai, the fol-
lowing ordinances and resolutions
passed bv the council and board OF
aldermen
Ord to permit L r. Jenkins Co.
Inc, to construct crane over alley "a
rear OF factory southwest corner Al
lison and Broad streets
Ord granting spur track perni'
to s A. +. railway company across
Bacon and Oak streets and 6rooA
Road, for Imperial Tobacco Co !,
Resolution to cancel certain reai
estate taxes in name OF A. J, 1ne"h
ing.
Resolution to refund certain taxes
o. property N name OF LOUIS oni
RESOLUTION approprtatins 5000 70
pay grade damages assessed any
heretofore provided By resoiouon oi
Council
witt culvert tax year 1919
Essolution directing city attorney
II acquire land for alley court west OF
Mosby street between Darlington and
venahie streets fSus. rules.t
Resolution directing director or
public welfare to take necessary pre-.
cautions to check present epidemic OF
influenza (Sus. rules.
Resolution authorizing comptroller
70 pay certain bills made by various
departments in anticipation 1890 bud
get (Sus. rulesN
Ordinance, stable permit, The Crys-
tai Ice Co. 51l Brook avenue
Ord. to amend section OF ordi-
nance approved February ID, 1918.
relative to increase in street. car fares
Resolution ratifying contract with
C. A. Hall tor removal Of night soil.
Resolution granting tree use OF
City Auditorium to Richmond post
No /, American Legion. for entsr-
taanrents fsus. rules,
Resolution directing connnatfee on
streets 70 Make steps to remedy con-
dit;on in alley in block bounded oy
Franklin. Grace, Eighth ana Nintn
streets. now closed 70 puohs use ano
trsvel fsus rules
Resolution authorizing comptroller
to make certain payments account
Improvement on gas works, in an
eicipauor Of 100000 bond issue
fSux. ruleSb
Resolution 20 autsorizs comptroller
IL nay all salaries CT city othcers ana
employees in sntictra ton 1929 budE
ct (Sus- rules
Resolution directing cft- attorney
70 secure certain amendments To- sec
tfo-, % of the city charter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-14
FAMOUS CONDUCTOR
BEGINS THIRD SEASON

Lovers Of grand opera WI be
more than pleased to learn that
Giuseppe Creators, the famous opera
conductor. will appear * the Strand
theatsr next Friday and Saturday.
with naatinee Saturday Maestro
Creators is so well known in the rausi-
cal world that he needs no introduce
ton whatever For several years he
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-14

At the First Presbyterian church,
next THURSDAY evening at O'Clock,
Rev. r " Hooper. known as the
Il lighting pason, will deliver a lee
tura entitled. "Sorne Experiences in
the War The lecture is given under
the auspices OF Circles Nos 5 and 10
of the woman's auxilisr- Of the
church. and Will be delivered in the
lecture room OF the church Mr..
Hooper gave up his work in the min =
lstry to serve his country. went to an
officers training school at Fort Ny
err. vas commissioner a captain and
sent to Camp Lee, becoming a mem
Der Of the a19fh infantry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-14

The usual dances, given In tbs
Seighborhoon House. Nineteenth and
Broad streets. will BE- resumed TO-
morrow evening at p. NJ These
dances we're temporarily discontinued,
during the influenza epidemic The
hosts ard hosresses for the ewing, in
c}ude Miss Ruth waI1erstein, Miss
Clara Glass. Miss Leah Eins~ang ger.
Miss Dora Titskv. Irving Mar and
Marion Thalhsinaer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-14
Musicians Cluh.

The February recital of the Must
clans club will take place Februar7,
20, instead OF Fehruarv Is, at II
O'clock, in the auditorium Of the
wonnan's club. A program OF the
classical schools, part IT., viii be
given The students recital Of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-14
,yudrment Tor plaintiff

II the city circuit court yesterday
Judge r.. Carter Scott entered an or
der appointing J. r Leath, trustee OF
ST. James NJ E. church in place OF c.
r. Wrenn-
In the suit Of Quick & Co, vs Chas
N Amhcld. action on open account
Judgment was rendered for the plain
tin for Ss5ose. Interests and cost.
Order was entered appointing W.
Rahorg and Henrv Bishop trustees Of
the Raleigh Forbes Mem criai BAPTIST
4 hfircb
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-14
PERSONAL MENTION

Rev. and Mrs. .IAyttleton Harnsoer-
ger, Of China. with their daughter and
little son. are guests Of Mrs. John
Russell Sampson At r;inter Park. Mrs
Harnesbereer vas Miss Agnes Lacy
Woods, da ,lghter of nr- James
Woods, cf Ising kianS. China. and
grand daughter of Re- James
Power smith of stonewall Jackson
stan.
Miss Jennie Fl Watkins, has epr1 r
pis;ed visit 10 friends IN this e9tN
and is now the guest of Miss D7Eish
of Appomattox
Mics Rebecca Gordon. Who has
been visiting Miss Ida Martin. Of
the Westover apartment. Norfolk.
has returned to her home in this city
Ms and Mrs W. o Fife. OF Char
lottesyiIlc, are passing some tin1e with
friends In Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-14
ya.lentte11 Hunt

A valentine hunt viii be given this
afternoon from TO o'clock IN the
Sunday school roor, OF the Holy Com
forter church, Rowland street and
Grove avenue. Announcements for lit
tie folks and gTow-n-ups are Being
planned By the committee OF arrange
r1ents, who are Mrs James z. Spencer
and Mrs William Hurtley
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-14
Purr Food Sunper

The ladies Of Park Place church
viii give pure food denonstra ton
supper in the lecture room, corner
Pine and Franklin streets, Monday
night. February Is. beginning at $50
o'clock Tickets are hsing sold at =
nominal cost and the public Is in
vlted~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-14

club VIII take place next TUESDAY
evening at $3.50 o'clock In Stieffs hall
An attractive program will bn given
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-14
WEDDINGS
sheltnn--Sf,cltou

The marriage OF Miss Maynie
Shelton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs "
3. Shelton, Of Fredericksburg, to Gil
bert W. Shelton, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
]. 8. Shelton, also of Frederick
burg. was solemnized Thursday In
Warrington The bride was becom-
tngiy attired In q ,drak blue <ricotine
suit with hat to match and wore .
eorsage bouquet of orchids and white
sweet peas. After a Northern we'd
ding trip Mr.. and Mss. Shelton will
make their home in Fredericksburg
UeFord---WyaH
Mrs Irez 3 wyatt, OF Spotsl-va-
MIA and Edward r. DeFord, OF Nor
folk. were married "Wednesday after
noon at $50 o'clock in Fredericks-
burg, with Rev. Z L, swift OF the
Baptist church, officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs Def ord will reside in Norfolk,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-14
What Lincoln said

What Lincoln said
Prom Ga s66rSss ~ AAsaAe-7
k1fscohn to the WoSkr7Ac
.AAsoeisti,r - 1850
Property Is the fruit OF
labor; property IS desar-
able; Is . positive good In
the world :. Let not
him who is housaless pull
down the house ef ancthsr.
but lat him work diligently
and build cue for himsAn,
thus BY Example assuring
that his own shan be safe
from violence when built
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-17
TOday's Events

Fifty years ago today the French de-
claratiQn of war against Prussia was
signed.
Today is the 175th anniversary of the
birth OF Timothy Pickering, during
whose service as Secretary Of War the
West Point academy was established.
A monument at LeMans, France, to
Wilbur Wright, pioneer American avia-
tor, is to be unveiled today in the
presence of the American ambassador
and other distinguished guests.
The wedding of Miss Margaret
Blaine Danrosch, daughter of Walter
Damrosch, conductor of the New York
Symphony Orchestra, and Mrs. Dam
rosch, and Thomas Knight Finletter of
Philadelphia, is to take place today in
the American Church of the Holy Trni-
ity in Paris
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-17
SundaY,s Anniversaries.

1S17-Jane Austen, the English novel
ist whom Goodwin Smith com
pared to Shakespeare, died
Born Dec 1G 1875.
1S2O-The first chain bridge in Eng
land was thrown over the Tweed
1863 Pauline Lpcca. the famous opera
singer, made her first appear
ance in England. .us.. .t
1870-M Michael Davtt was convicted of
treason felony in endeavoring to
transport arms secretly to Ire
land.
19lG-Sir Roger Casementc appeal
from his conviction on the
charge of high treason was dis
missed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-17
Today'3 Anniversaries.

171S-Captain Benjamin Church, the
hero of the King Philip War,
died at Little Compton, r. l.
Born at Duxbury, Mass, in 1899
1S12-The American commander sur
randeredFort Mackinac to the
British.
1880 Stephen Trigg. Abraham Lin
cons law partner died at Spring
field, III. Born at Franklin, Ky.
Feb. "a, 1900.
1S9S-The United States flag wa;
hoisted in Santiago de Cuba, fol
lowing the evacuation of the city
by the Spanish troops,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-17

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