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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-21
Atlanta Capitalists
Prospecting Here

Among todays lThurSday) arrivals
of prospectors who are coming here
for the purpose of entering the field
to explore for Oil, are McSsrs. O. f.
Callum and A. T.. Billings of Atlanta,
Ga. According to a statement made
to a Democrat representative, these
men and their associates will operate
under the name of the Chapman Oil
Lease and Development Co., which
company is composed Of Atlanta cap
italist.
Mcssrs. CoIIum and Billings are very
fayorably impressed with Arcadia and
state that if they secure the desired
holdings they are ready to begin
development
Mr.. J. n. Lummus,, of Miami, Fla.'
who with his brother, J. y. Lummlls,
drilled two wells on the Mcclure
tract in the edge town, several months
was in Arcadia today. Mr.. Lummus
has never moved the rig from the
NcGuip location. and his return to
Arcodia is the cause Of some con-
corn in oil circles.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-21

Rev. Brown, pastor Of the Methodist
church and several others made brief
talks, pledging their support to any
movement that would be for the best
interest Of Arcadia.
A resolution was adopted by the
body asking the mayor and health
officer to issue an order designating
a "Clean-Up Day. and urging the peo-
pie to observe same or be punished ac-
cOrding to law.
Several other matters OF minor I'M
portance were taken up and acted upon
fay0rably, and the president urged
the members to get busy and make
the Chamber of Commerce a perma-
nent organization.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-21
!. Of c. Holds En-,
. t||uSi3StiC Meeting

"A meeting of the Chamber OF Com
nerce was held last Saturday evening
the Offices of the Bienville Abstract
Y. Leo Daniel, president, called the
setting TO order, and stated that the
oiy had met for the purpose Of hear
= Mr.. Brown, of the Orleans PrOduc-
. / Refining Corporation, who are
0illing for oil on the Fields location
acfth Of town. After a few compii-
nentary remarks by Mr.. Brown con-
cefning Arcadia. and its people, he
spoke at length on the oil situation.
ue told those present that he felt
more than confident that q field would
De opened here in the near future.
AT. Brown stated that Mr.. Elder, who,
haa made all the locations for thG|
Wv wells, was q real geol0gist, anN
o1e Of the best in the country, and
Saere was no doubt in the minds OF
IVY operators to what the results
would be. The speaker then advised
ane citizens to get busy and make or
AyOut some plans to work by, so that
~ ease Arcadia becomes al oil town.
- Will not he confronted with any
IMPOSITION that it is not able to
aandle. After several other very time
y n remarks, he pleged the cooperation
- himself and Mr.. Elder and their
'ssociates to the business men OF the
own, and asked that a committee be
sppOlhted from the Chamber Of Com
sefce to work il connection with them.
resident Daniel appointed ?. A.
cGuire and J. G. Andrews as men,
- from the body to work with
2ayor Barnette and one member to
appointed by the town council.
onmittee to be subject to call Of
Brown.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-21
ARCADIA PRODUCE STORE TO
OPEN FOR BUSINESS SAT.

Having bought out Fuller 4 High
towers market and leased the quart
ers formerly occupied by the SAM
tary Market, G. H. Goldman announces
in his ad elsewhere in this paper that
he will open a produce store in these
quarters on Saturday, July %. he
states that he will handle every kind
of fresh meat, a full line Of groceries
and will buy and sell all kinds Of
country produce, including chickens,
eggs, and butter. He will also con-
duct a free delivery service.
Mr.. Goldman is also proprietor OF
the Arcadia Bakery 4 Cafe, and is the
efficient chief of the Arcadia Fire DE.
partment. He has been singularly
successful in these endeavOrs, and we
predict for him equal success IN his
new venture
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-21
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PROCLAMATION
Arcadia, La, Jul,

+ Arcadia, La, July 20, 1921.
/, Bertram f. Barnette. Mayor
X Of the Town Of Arcadia, Bienville
} Parish, Louisiana, hereby desig-
nate Wednesday, July eth, 1921,
: as "CLEAN.UP DAY. and every
citizen Of the town is requested
+ to cleanup his premises on or be-
fore said date.
It is earnestly requested that
every resident Of the town will re-
move all rubbish from their prem-
ises and cut alt weeds, and in this
manner get our town in as sanitary
condition as possible, and thereby
save a great amount Of sickness
+ during the coming Sultry days.
+ Not only is the health Of Our town
jeopardized by permitting the rub
bish to accumulate and the weeds
to wow. but it is very unsightly.
+ You will please take notice Of
+ this proclamation and begoVern.
ed accordingly.
b. f. BARNETTE,
Mayor of Arcadia.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-21

that he, as we'll as anyone else interest
ed in Arcadia and its welfare. would
have their cooperation.
As a further evidence of the oil
activity in this territory, we have an
unusual amount of strangers in town,
buying and selling Of leases is again III
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-21
5 Dipping V3tS Dy:
nan1ited Last Week

Last week must been a Scasonablr
time for the blowing up Of dipping
vatS. as Ward I, this parish suffered
the loss Of five.
Monday night the dynamitcrs de-
stroyed the vatS at Saline and the Hood
place and one on the Calhoun place.
Friday night the Realheimer vat and
one at Brown was destroyed.
Citizens Of Ward I state that they
haven't suspicioned anyone as being
guilty of the lawlcsSncss, and they re-
erct that such a thing has occurred in
their ward.
1t seems to us that this is a case
Of "Cutting off your nose to spite
your face If the parties doing the
dynamiting are citizens Of the parish
they are merely blowing up some OF
their own good cash, besides the cost
Of the dynamite or whatever explosive
they use, and the chance of getting
caught and having to pay fine or
serve a jail sentence
The cattle dipping law was enacted
ny the t. S., and was tried in other
states long before it was brought to
Louisiana. and there is no question
az to the benefits to be derived from
same. Many farmers who raise cat
tie Oh very extensive scale have in
stalled their own vats, not because
they were forced to by any law, but
because they were farsighted enough
to see the benefits derived from dip.
ping cattle.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-21
l0-|nC1 On
Fields Wells No. I

The people of the Arcadia district
are very optimistic as to the result of
the wells now being drilled on what
is known as the Arcadia structure.
This structure has been passed ON
favorably by number Of prominent
biologists Several wells have been
drilled on off structure locations in
the past three or four years but even
at that they made good ShOwings OF
oil. One of these wells attracted con-
siderable attention about six months
ago. Mr.. Edward Knox Elder, one
of the most prominent biologists op
Grating in the State Of Oklahoma, look
ed this district over about three months
ago. He was so we'll impressed with
it that he decided to come back and
make a thorough survey Of it. AS a
consequence of his work he induced
several prominent oil companies to
drill wells on the structure. Among
them being the Orleans Producing 4
Refining Corporation, Orleans Drilling
Syndicate, Interstate Texas Oil Com
pany and several others of more or
less prominence who will start opera
tons at very early date.
! Casing is being set at 541 feet on the
Fields No. 9, for the purpose Of test
ing out the possibilities of the sands
at that depth. The showing there was
sufficient to prove the structure and no
doubt when the Homer depths are
reached big production will be en-
| Countered. The casing for this test
was hauled out this week.
Caskey No.. 1, which is a short dis
lance south of the Fields we'll drilled
into Oil sands at Sc feet. The oil show
ed continuously for 40 feet Of sand.
They are drilling at a depth of about
300 feet on this we'll now.
The derrick is upon the third lOca-
| ton on the James tract, N. W. IA or
n. w. IA, Sec. 1855, and as soon as
few minor details can be completed
drilling operations will begin on this
location.
We understand from reliable author.
ity that three or four more locations
have been made, but we were unable
{ to find out where.
Mr.. Brown, who is associated with
the company or companies that are
prospecting for oil in the Arcadia ter
ritory. appeared before the Chamber
of Commerce at a meeting last Sat-
urday evenin, and in a short talk ex-
pressed his views on the future posi-
bilities of Arcadia as an oil town. Mr..
Brown stated that he felt confident
that a well would be made on both
the Fields and Caskey location, and
advised the people Of Arcadia to do a
few of the things that other towns had
neglected to do before the field was
discovered His advice was timely and
we'll received, and the members Of the
Chamber Of Commerce assured him
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-21
ATTENTION

+ IuaSmuch as many complaints
+ have come to me regarding the
sanitary condition Of our town, |
wish to request that the entire citi.
+ zenship comply with the above
proclamation, and thereby make
Arcadia safe for the health Of you
and your family.
Your cooperation in making this
day a success will save the neces-
sity Of enacting laws or enforcing
the law already passed regarding
the sanitary condition of your
premises.
w. l.. ATKINS,
City Health Officer.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-21
vogue, and the merchants report a
noticeable increase in business.
)eep Gold Mines,

Deep Gold Mines.
Cold is being mined at a depth Of
more than 5000 feet in South Africa,
and it is Believed that the shafts can
he sunk 1000 feet deeper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
PEGGY JOYCE is DAUGHTER
OF A FARMV|LLE BARBER.
Was Child When Father Took Her
to Virginia City. Says Chi
caSO Dispatch.

CHICAGO, Jun" Eight Is begin
ming 10 dawn upon the mystery of
who ~. or was. Peggy Joyce.
Peggy. according 10 tigators.
is the daughter OF Samuel T.. Upton.
"a barber. now cuttiut; hair in Il little
shop in faruvili". Va
Her mother ANA father were di-
Norc"d when she vas Il small girl and
Peggy. who today is tho central iipur.
in an Internationally famous divorce
case, lived most OF TIA. time with hor
grandmother until sh" went out into
the world and. hy grace OF her APP
pcaling beauty. conquered the hearts
OF three millionaire husbands
F"gGy's past mas been TIA" subject
O: much speculation. aS IL l. known
that when she takes IN" witness stand
here in the action which her present
husband j stanley Joyce. mul,imil-
lionaIr" Chicago lumbcrnan is TAX
ing aInine, her. his attorneys Will
quiz her carefully regarding her
family history. They hav" b.on
making an Investigation with this
object in view.
IN" story Of i"sgy's early life reads
Xix" the story OF tNenti.th century
Cinderella with fairy rodmu,hers.
princes and stcpmpthcrs thrown In To
add spice
r.gry was very little when she ar
rived In Farrnviil" with her father.
Her father and mother we're already
divorced
ropgy's father settled down in a
modest it'll" HON" and started Il bar
Der shop. according TO information
gathered hy III" iuv"st igators.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
J|NX PUR5UES SHIPPING
BOARDS NEW ORLEANS
Oniccr Burns To Death, Another
Badly Hurt and Police
Raid Shin
ny Associntcd Press.

PORTSMOUTH. VA. juno 6.-Thc
jinx has taken MP his abode aboard
the United states shipping Board
steamer %"w Orleans. tied un here.
IN" latcst hard luck slap came last
night. When one officer OF the ship.
J. X. Jameson. was burned to dealt
and another. James quinn. was s"r!-
ously hur, ia attempting to light :,
wood fir" under ON" of the ships
furnaces with gasoline.
Friday night local police raid.d tho
snip. arr"stirg nine of the officers
md crew. iu"ludi,g Captain - i.
Johnson. on charges OF violating III"
rrohhiiiou law, when they fnunh
'l>.nty-hv- quarts of whisky s"crcted
about her cabins. ON Thursday tn"
Ncw orleans was TN. spark when
lpnircd "a heated controversy hcr"
over wha-far" fees. taken up D. the
lonyshoremcn's local.
Iamicspn. second assistant anri-
r,"cr whose homo was in PNila-
d"lphia. died al "a local h"spitai lat"
last night whil" Quinn, deck engineer.
Will recover
CAPTAIN Johnson and nine mer''"rs
.nf -ua GREY. were given hearing ~
Police Cour, today on charges Of vio-
Ia Ing the state prrnih,ti"n law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
SOUTH IS TURNING
AGAINST CALOME:L
Mr.. D0dSOn, the silver Tone
Man, Responsible for
Change for the Better

Every druggist in town has noticed
4 great falling of in the sale OF Gallo
mel. They all Siv" the same reason
podson's Liver Tone is taking its
place.
'Calomcl is dangerous and people
know it," Dodson's Liver Tone is
personally guaranteed 10y every dru" :
gist who sells IL. y large bottle
doesn't cost very much. but il il fails
TO give easy relief in every case of
liver siuGsishncss and constipation
lust ask for your money back.
Dodson's Liver Tone is pleasant
tasting. purely vegetable remedy
harmless 10 both children and adults
Take spoonful at night and wake
up feeling fine: no biliOusncss. sick
headache. acid stomach or conSti-
patcd bowels. II doesn't Eripc or
cause inconvenience all the mex, day
like violent calomel. Take a dose Of
calomel today and tomorrow you Will
feel. weak. sick and nauseated. Don't
lose Il day.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
PROBE UTTERhNCEs OF
SEAMEN'S UNION HEAD
i'urusrth Would Consider II an
Honor To Go to Jail for Niolat-
ing Injunction.


NORFOLK. VA. June 81 would
consiIcr it AN honor To nave TO =" 10
Jail for violating an Injunction" said
Andrew FUruscth. president Of the
international Soam"ns Union %
America. In an address her" y"st"r-
aay - know that "" vii have 10
rn.r tn order to win this strike" he
said. IN; wc can supply YOU with 4
couple OF meals ~ srew every dag
ana bread and coTcc.'
Towards The ond 81 his speech. ne
asked tor q y"t" on tho cou,,nuanc"
Of TIA" strike. ana there was a yo-
cIf.'ois Yes" iu reply
\, IA" .inso ~ ~. meeting cheers
Cor ~" success ut the STIR" were
called tor.
unu,d states District Attorney
L,wrcuc. Grou"r Is Investigating the
statement made rs F'uruscth.
Mr. 1rosor said that the statement
Of tn" striking senin"n marine leader
had b."u trough, 10 his attention ~"
added that D., MAS Investigating To
d"t,rnin" whether or not tho ic"'a-as
ZION constituted contempt Of tho United
states court IN which an injunction
against local labor leaders - pending
"lf II Is nor cor,cmut 1t. al least.
Constitutes e hcfrur" ~ the court"
Nr Gronor affirmed when asked re-
.lrdiur mo statement,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
WIND UP AFFAIRS OF
RAIL AND POWER CO.

Especial 20 Tn" Times Dispatch
FRED ERIcKSBUEi. VA. June C
upon application o; II. H. Massey and
pth"rs in W"stmorclaud County who
are suing I'm behalf OF themselves and
any other creditors VINO may come
into the case. a suit has been insti-
iutcd in tho Circuit Court :;poj-y =
vania County against tho Northern
Ecck Railway ana Power Company
and southern Development Company.
Inc. \. ~ fowl". Wills Fowlc Il 7.
Marsh and others 10 wind mp tn"
affairs % the above companies and
cancel suhScriptious 20 stock in the
Northern Seek Railway and Power
Company; to dishurs" the mon.y in
the hands pf IN" treasurer and wiud
up ,hc affairs Of both Of the com
panics in Virginia.
William W Rutaner has been an
pointed 10y Judge Chichc.ter as the
receiver or the companies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
BELGIAN SEAMAN ROUGHLY
HANDLED IN MORFOLK

NORFOLK VA June g Ndolph
N"sh'r h"iaian Seaman is "a. ia,ret
victim "f striking marin" worker.
Nol"uc" "" was badly h.u'cu by
I'VE alleged union soamru. ana II no
i'oe had not .ntcricr.d. would hnNc
been seriously Injured
Mosh"r was no, attacked b.c.rly.
D." had shipped lie wns leaving IN,
union h"r" her--us" no wanted TO get
back TO Belgium. where ~ lis wanted
10 seiil" tn" fnmUy'E estate. and ,..
only way h" could make the ,rip WAS
by shipping on . transatlantic vcssot.
VIM" b. wns roughly handled hy
hN. men. with hundred or more
"fE4hg th"m on, only one ~ tn" nvc
Was arrested. =. kruythnm. % I{ul-
land. was taken into CUSTODY ON .
charge q; assault. The prisoner was
nn'h S25 and costs and sent TO IAN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
FEDERAL AGENTS SEIZE
STILLS NEAR lYNCHBURG

Special to Tho Times DisuatCh.l
I.IS'iiBCRG. w. June G.--S Fed
oral raiGiug pnr,y, under J. y Wood,
deputy collector. has just destroyed
three immense mOoushinc outfits.
which w,c" located about ten miles
cast ~ Lynchburc which are de-
clnrcd 80 nave hccn the largest ever
seen here There w"r" four iiity-
gallon wooden, steam stills. with
$500 gallons OF beer in ninety six
formentcrs. ,hrec gallons ~ whisky.
fifteen bushels OF meal, twenty bush
cls Of barley malt. 500 pounds o:
sugar and i've hogs.
J. r. Dawson. charged with boot
Logging In Main street SUNDAY. was
arrested by p-pWjy wood aud bcld
'ar tn. July Federal grand jury III
had rvc ptnts on him when arrested
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
THE SIMPLE WAY

The simple, direct way to
buy your teas and coTecs is to
buy them i'll IL Tea Store
Most advertised things are
good. 1t costs too much ana
is never successful, To adver-
Use poor things. Package
Coffee and Tea. for instance,
is fairly good. but cost too
much You pay for the pack
age, the advertising and two
profits one to the packer and
the other to the retailer. Here
you buy simply direct of the
importer. with one reasonable
profit thereon. My standard
tea, fifty cents pound. is an
example Of saving at leas, 90
cents a pound. Herbert
leroy. President. sos North
Sixth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
DANV|LLE HAS SERIES
OF AUTO ACCIDENTS
Five Crashes on sunday Result in
One Dead and Several
Hurt.
GOES OVER EMHANkMENr
One Car, With Dcrangcd Mcchan-
ism. Rolls Down Thiriy-Foot De-
clivity-pnc Man Held for D,iv-
ing While Drunk.

Especial to Tn Times IispatchJ
hANNILLE. VA. Jun" -Four au-
tomobilc accidents, resulting I'm in
an" u n''h resulting IN tn"
"""'h "t chlIH' were recorded her"
Gurin" tho course of yesterday after
noon
,,,,,,,.t,
Wy '''S' '"i'S "''h d"aih or
injury W"r" registered in two Of the
accidents Dewey Davis. n resilient
of VIA. was aischari:"d from the hos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
Professional Beggars Are
BanncdF romNcwporlNews
HE Nssocintod rrcss.l

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June e
professional! bcggars today were
banned from lii" city OF Newport
News. Police have been instructed
10 arrest All persons aeking aims
except a few residents Of this city
and vicinity who are known to h"
unable TO care FOR themselves.
Information has come to the city
authorities that the bcgEars Of the
state have formed u combine aud
that tn" proceeds are divided with
the officers of tn" organization.
Thor" is an old ordinance on the
city's books licensing bcIgare.
THIS viii be stricken of by the
cny Council
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
AUTO RUNS DOWN AND
KILLS LYNCHBURG BOY

Especial to The Times Dispntch.l
L1NCIiBURG. IA. JGr" g.. James
watts, Il l5-yca--old Western Union
messenger boy, was injured when he
was run down sunday afternoon in
tHVcrmout by an automobile driven
NY +. Hus"y Ercbhs, The lad rrc-iv-
lng injuries which caused his death
NJ q hospital during the night. Ills
Skull! Was fractured and hc did not
regain consciousness.
y Coroncr's jury today. after h-ar
ing ~" evidence. returned Il verdict
char"inG kr.hbs with negligence in
connection with the accident.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
BREAK UP WET SPOTS"
ON WAY FROM CHURCH

lSr",iai 10 TIL Times Dispatch
DANNiLLE VA. June 6 Mciri,.rs
Or ia" S"ansouvillu llw and order
League. after attending sunday SCHOOL
"i "a" church there ,,e'erday morn.
inE turned their attention Il mon
ping up tRr Vet spots. uudcrtakirs
s"'c"sSfnI iHpromptu raid Two
men we're seen I" !ei,v" - buggy not
iar from N" church ana 10 20 down
INK" mo woods. y par;. OF I'VE mem
''"rS 81 IN" organization followed
,h"m and SURPRISED them with rrui,
Jars Tn" two strangers escaped TN.
'inuor, three gallons in all. was car
ilrG hack :" the church, poured out
mt" The ground and it's potency wa,
ieStihcd !" wnpn match was STRUCK
and hlue nnmns IclNcd Mn M. lInllnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mnltcr \. M.LilIu,,

Funeral services Tor waiter \
WhitioN. member Of tn. HInhuo,,
Fire Department tyvcnty--l..hi y.nrs
Viii b" n.id tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock from Fulton Baptist Church.
Rev Thorhurn Clark officiating. In
torment viii he IN lakewood
BESIDES widow. Mrs Mamie Whir-
low, he is survived 10y two daughters,
Mrs :. T.. Ernest and Miss Rosa l..
Wh!tlows thr"" sons, Thomas r..
John W. ANA George ". Wnitlow: on.
"istcr, Mrs. Bette Dodd, and seven
andchildrcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
CHILD SUFFERS BITE
BY COPPERHEAD SNAKE

DASNTI.LE. VA. June s.-Anuic
Matlock, a 6-ycar-old child. from So
mora, y. G., was rushed across coun-
try In an automobile. being admitted
at tho General Hospital at 10 o'clock
last night. suffering from a bite in
f'ictcd by Copperh"ad snake. TIL"
child was attacked in tho garden ~
h.r home. While hor condition was
pronounced as serious today. tho hos
pital authorities had hopes al saving
her. Tho wound. i; was said is ho-
ing treated with bichloridc OF mcr-
curry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
MEANEST ROBBERS ARE
DISCOVERED IN FAIRFAX

Especial 10 Tho Times DiSpatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG. NA. Jun. 6.
In Fairfax County, q few days ago,
while ON his wny to Washington.
Henry Myers met am automobile oc-
"upi.d 10y ipGr whit" men. When
near him. IN" ear slowed ny. and
Myers. surprising ;hey wished aim /"
direct them. obliringly st"prcd his
machine. Tn" hiIhwaymcu. as they
proved {" be. Immediately relieved
him Of $40 and : new tire. drained % :
gasoline tank and left the ear tn the
ditch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
nnn,.lIc 10 Name one Drlrru,,,

bANN!LLE.. VA. June AN agree
mint has been proposed between the
Democratic eN"Cutiv" committee az
ia city and the county whereby the
cit! OF Danvillc viii bc accorded th.
privilege OF selecting one OF the three
members OF the state House OF Dole
yates from pitisylVania ana Dauvill.
Under the terms Of the agreement,
only the names OF the two candidates
rom DanviIlc would appear on the
ticket in the August primary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF VIRGINIA
URGE PRESERVATION OF
YORKTOWN IN U. S. SENATE
IRy Associated rrcss

WASHlNGTON. June G--rr.s.rva
ton of the Yorktown. Va. battle
field. where Cornwailis surrendered.
MAS urged in the Senate today by
senator Kellogg. Republican,. Mime
sofa, VIII" introduced bill providinE
FOR preliminary survey as suggested
~ committee Of the Daughters OF
The American Revolution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
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WAS given over to claSS-day events
AZ Randolph Macon Woman's College.
lyuchhurc college. sweet Briar Col
lego ana Virginia Episcopal school.
All Of these schools have their finals
Tuesday morning