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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
DALLAS LOAN FIRM
PROSPECTIVE BIDDER
on AMARILLO BONDS
SAYS MONEY u l.OOSENl>G out.
LOON FOR Future u
bright.

Frank Allen. representing the q, l..
simpson Bond I.,an comIany IT Dallas.
was ,-torc the city commission Tues.
hay rs prospective bidder on Ana
illo bonds
The money uu,l,.,k. SAID Alien. Is
uiilu l-ii,r than 4, has t~-n. hat H.
,d,lc,l there II little activity IN thu band
business yc, outside 70 radlng among
themselves hy band d,alcrs
The reason new issues are not hcing
hcagh, up accortling To Allen. Il b..
ausc the rate VAS voted ton low, I, l.
Atkins estimate that there are now h.
sucd and r,ady Cor the market $4,000
900 In municipal and county hands In
r.Sas, whilv lrnd companies are L.
ginning In make inquiries ah"u, thcSc
l,cnds. iuyvrs and sellers are s,ill kcp,
sIart accufling Ia the Dallas hand
hous, man an account - the rate the
bonds l-aar. m the inability To huv NJ
f, discount that viii have the effect ~
bringing up the rate.
The Simpson company holds lands ~
po,,,r county. with only saoe, eeo "ui.
NitANtNk " fAsNNNt WV WIN w NrFsI'NfN
valuation uf So .eoo eeo. and actual val.
'nitn 10 So no" e"o ~ painted vu, nv
Commis,iunrr ! u rrulingvr. " was
admitted Amirlllo securities a." rather
ttirarttNr.
"lWt what kc'ps Amarillo up'" asked
| 4, Dallas man Nhi'h uf ruurs- lod ~
g"u-isl dissertation IN thu resources
/ ts,rk II "a. ,uV known ~ VEL hN ~
I 1ulaie ssh,-i children 20 Amarillo
u vas alsa Divided 4, Tho cvaumls
ion "a TucshNs s-s>ion to send ogi
I gucs,ionaircs fur ,hy rurposc - aSrcr.
| 'asiiug whether ~ not the T"l~ph,ne
rohrsny l. furcing applicants fur
ahvn-s within M, cltv limits L. take
artN lines wherr ludl, ilual service l.
,sksd and van In given. u was also m
nuunccd AZ thu puri-'rc q the cU'nmis
SION to dr,crnln, whether ~ NJ, the
smiany viii h. ah,, a. Ei,c the scr,
ice promised within contract limit or
within reasonable tifns thereafter.
The TINE lml, Whirh was extended. cx.
trd In March
Only Commissioners Truliugvr unl
Armstrong were prvs,ui 40 Tuesdays
nceiing MnvF Nnrr- h.iur absent on
visit - keniueky
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
AUTO ASSOCIATION
INVITES COMMERCIAL
CLUBS To MEET|NC
LOANS Will nv MADE tn RAISE
ttND To FIGHT TRICK
mia.

Commercial clubs In all 1T the towns
IN al. iaRhandlc viii hc invited L. send
representatives To- the weekly meeting
At Al. Amarillo. I'anhandl, AutomotiV,
A~,rallsn next Monday cVenlng n, thu
Amarillo Hotel at $40 O'clock At which
tmc definite STEPS ,o~ard the raising
II fund IN this sction q the state a.
fght SENATE nm iol better known a.
The truck ball viii h. taken. according
a. n mu,lon made hy J. l.. pols at ,h,
meeting 20 thu aSss'nttsn last night
The trevk bili and Us cffc,t un IN,
tftsk Industry WAS the suhicct 20 "A
gryat deal of discussion at the meeting
hst nieht Members of the association
filhd cut cards with thu names Il men
that they wuuld 49, this wc,k In an IT
folt o. raisc funds fUT the fight fu'
the amsndmcnt II the truck hill.
\ spssial program DEALING with the
,fwk hll b, prcscntcd next Monday
night.
Nictr Nclson of the Cadillac Cum,
ieny was a eacs, 10 Williams and IN,
man. lvssl Cadillac dealers was present
end told II hts FIRST tfip H. Amarillo IN
1897 n have ne, lsc,n 20 Amarillo
sn~c that thnr snd there h wonderful
change nutic,shi.. \, tina, time there
vrsc thr.e automobile aE,nri's IN III,
city AMI thu streets wsTr lined With
hltrhing racks. "S,id Nj Nclsun
v. q. Ross paid wonderful trihu,,
to the I'G.~s a the rity fuy It, wurk IN
a. ",-rrstlng not vnly With thu asss-ra
ticn bat With organizations co. III, up
huiisling q Analtllu Tn. power II
~ - u ihr ms~, powerful th.ng N
.Antasili" ,,-isy was onc ~ TIL asssr
tls9s INSIDE by Mr E,-~.
otis Williams thanked m. m"ml~r'
~ IA. asSlSiatiun un behalf 1T his sls,cl
and hlms.u fg thlir remembrance n
hi'n ~ hts rccen, bereavement.
President Walter irwin urged th'
rVnl-sp 10 attend all II the nc,ilng'
9. the asssS.stion and stated that a, ih'
n'~t usrstlng n membership coinnii,ie'
vtnld H. apislnied wh.Se duties I
wtilid h. To Sc, every man IN Amarill'
as clsicd with the autOmousc INDUSTRY
a. bt,tins a mcinbcf.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
MELODY MAIDS ARRIVE
FOR THEIR ENGAGEMENT
At THE FAIR THEATRE

Chawrumd hv their father aud
mothv, Ne and Mrs q, -, Anderson
~ Statilr, Washington slN "Mclod,
Maids % WIN ulwn a iourslay rnngc
mcnt al the falr theatre this after
poon. arrived w Amarillo Tuesday,
ia, Mclsly Maids viii rtcwn, a
musical ac' which they advertise as
h~ing a "trvat ~ the musical line \
Font Worth lopcr rrcvn,lN commented
un ibrir show rs N'lns pretty, atlrav.
tive AMI wholvsUmcN refreshing and
an ,Ntmplv ~ rcflncd vaudeville"
The Mcl'sly MAids' arv an sisters
and ave assisted In their at M their
Rth,r and muth'r. III, six girls In
IA, act ate thu Miss,s Hhva, Nhcc,
uli,m, N,dn l.'llls aud Roma Audc,,
-nn rh,N al live In Soat,lc,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01

Strawberries Strawberries fiuc Va
t,,,N, rhun, Nvur gr,VcrNmaN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
IN THE HOTELS
NIlll.In llOILI.


q W Cthuon. l1tis. -.
y y nmpsn Abilene
N " Steele fUr, Worth
! W stevens. Dallas
o. N wcllaud AVID Wife. Amarillo,
Mrs. D. Garter. frcd,tlcks. OKLA.
n y rurk Dallas
:, J, i.uhkin, Alhupucrluc,
y 7, il,Nrs Kansas CITY, .
a. I nfman, Dallas
" g wclch. nolss
W u Mathews. Dallas
I \. ihmln and Mrs iicmln, far,
veil
Mrs Webb. FNiwyll
y. N Nelson, Chicago
" ~. Hill. Atus
- D. Miller. oklahoma CITY,
NJ Edwards and wife, nrUkcr,
u. J McCsSslln Spcarman.
& ~ Mclean. DALLAS
n X Rruncr. Hereford
y. r. Ranarl. Madison. Mans,
A. = i.uVgrcn, Sioux cay,
Frank Alien, Dallas
SiN Anderson sisters SEATTLE,
wv anu NAN ' ~ NAiNH N'NAAAfH
Victor Nelson. Tulsa,
W II. Thr,adelll, Chicago,
" 4 Miller, Dallas.
T. l.. noyl,S. Kansas Ci,y,
Elisabeth Stewart, rhoSn,S. ARIA,
!. T. 0nhrca,h Columbia. Tcun,
a, T., Mcn,.ocmry, oklahoma city.
\ H Nye l.os Angeles.
~ r. West, New York.
n W Cunningham, Dallas
u 4. Orcth. Dallas
El.k tOrEt.
NJ. NJ strickland. Amarillo,
A. n Dickens. Mclean,
han nradlcv and wiic Dallas,
TOT Rl>r I'M
J. u. Mcnrldc, Amarillo
r, A. Qulrk. clovis.
y y s,ralsh, and wii,. Westward,
N :. Miller Dallas.
n r nowd, AMgquCrqgc,
J. l.. Grrr. Clovis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01

or,l,rs wcrc rcc,iN.d bN Deputy
4 = Marshal Doc Bulton TUESDAY Q"
draw hath lEili and grand Jury lisis
fw The federal term ~ court Z" oisn
neat Monday tn, Jurors are rs-iuifvt
b, IN. order =" rcls a in court at Anna.
rho Monday, Jun, -, the s,c"nd week
20 cuurt.
HEARING ~ the haiscas ca~' f hus-
Isrkrun anil equity aud tankrup,
.a-s~ vii cccupy ihc firs, week -
s-furt.
c.n,a,ing with m, court vfdsr.
lSlnts hiiun drw thu lists and r'ni
cai n, mail TUESDAY summ'ns o.
sarh iiror
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
A1TOR>kNS IND Not .N.ktE
N WAl.kkR DIVORCE CASE

v,rdiri on slvclal issues was returned
n district cur, Tuesday la ,he di,orcc
snn u Sicey n Walker agSins, James
~. Walker. Attorneys were uo, agreed
~ Ia the effect 90 tn, verdict foll"w-
ing the trial
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
Taxi Ipri,rr Arrested.

"Siick" Tufnhow was arrvstcd hN
IsY,uiy sheriff q u Chcsshir Tucs'la,
sflsrncon IN roundup II lssu'les sis'
l~c,s. Tnnicw i alleged To- have
smashed . hs,il. 20 l-,uzc immediately
n,-,n lelng informed he was under ar
net Turnlo~ l. city taxi driver.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
IVA ttnea q, Insiirs

ulhrs and isom cobb wc,, nu,l
80 zach IN luagv RAY q, johnson =
cour, Yesterday morning Ter fcncc
hrCaklng no,h plcn,ld guilty An al,
'li,ional fin' ~ 81 eo zach was vulls,ri
f,o heinz guilty ~ mallvluuS misrh,cf,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
>,~ islnl,- ,sm~~ sAcn,,l.

Mrs T. A. noN,e N,r "l"n her new
dlnlng ruom ut 100 IVES, seventh
street The poruhr demand f"r Mrs.
novlcs famous hume cwikcd mcals has
lwcn ~ great that she VAS forced H.
~ck larger quarters Witch resulted h
her taking N" old Washington cafe
l~ca,lon where she VIII L. able In ScrNc
greater number ~ lcoplc,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
rhR>o>Nt.

Nrs. J. q. Lewis and famil, have -
iurnea frcui ,luNis Uu.rr thyl had lcrn
Wasting Mr.. r<w,s SISTER Mrs f,d
i'pslEht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11

az" moody. ir'.tab and .asy 10.
dressed III such cases j., IL wor-. ;nnu
i'"iish 30 waste your Tim. 'aSiu. rn.r.
stimulating medicines OF narcotic drug
goa mus ha|" something to Furnish an In
'''hs"i supply 81 the u-Tyo-yl'al autI 80
1Hr nerve nnl brain cells This - most
.''E"iy accomplished by ;he ff., use
~ NpHhi"d Iron. This sautbl, prntuct
contains TN principal chemical c0nst!tu.
'ni 81 uc'iNr LIVING ucrE-T-'!ore. ia :, FORM.
NhltH most nearly rct.:nulca that IN TIA.
nFain and u,fY" cell. Il man I, also con.
iatHa "ffaric iron Ike n. ron I'm y,ur
b!""i ana like tHc .Eon 10 spinach. :oc.l,,
ana apples organic IRON cnr.cho, IN.
"'o"- ana plenty o: rich r,l blood rn,,rs
NOR" Serve Force, 50 ihat Suxat.a I,.n
L"' Hh!y feeds wha' might b." termed art,
h-''i N'tN" Force go The merry. COLI. ,u.
l stimulates ia" uiood 20 nauu..g,,,.
.T'H''y incr"aaei supply Of nc,. nov.
'''N". Nct" - ArtihcitI u,rvo f.gr.. XIII
''""n.s iFon a ira" blood and ..rr. t,,',
nay D." had rom any drusyi., u,ri.r
.' nam" 90 'NuNa'rd iron" Th. ,uu.
,''t'Hl T"sGlts attending its u.o b., -,
,.'.h'yo peopi" annually ,naul. th. ,e.,,r
'"'l "'''s !" guarantee th,, tt viii !,r,..s.
Ii Ae'F' force. strength .uG en.u,ar,,
Nv -"o weeks tine OF they wiu g,.nr1
your Hsoney.--AJv. '''"".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
Are Weak Nerves Sapping Your
Strength, Running Your Health
And Holding You Back In Life?
""' }" p"-ih! stefan Explains How to Re,alizc
out I'Ahanst'd Nerves. and Increase Your Strength
Energy and Endurance. Often i'm Two Weeks Time

Weak Nerve Force IS o'.yr -aesa.. caus.
~ ehrgn!. 80. hoalih ana lack ~ s4r..,s In
your uuaer;aH-ass. Ta4us4ras ~ a-l,. .-.
;eIilssnt men ana women a-r struggling.
tTy!ng TO get ahead 10 ~. ta. Till. pE-
way. IAN Just snort = sue.u.. ,.st..
thrg lack sG'hC.ent N.r.a Force 90 .#.,
'k.m the Ihysical and !m.uta! papor 10
oyereome i!f'icu.. obstacles sn.,t .. .r
Their path
w.;hou, plenty OF Nerve Force ,su .a.e
your magnetism. force oHt courage. Won
Zoe! your own weakness a. a'h.rs know
that you arc weak. The nl...'- yoa enter
an ono. u apply 10: = poAt.yu. u, 81, a.
sell goods. O; .u: through a Dut.u-., L.,g
OF any L.nd. the man oppo~lf. you r
siinctiVsiy knows and cccls TIA, So. .--
WEAKER than he, and you .r- tA,-.'U-.
doomed - failure. while the stfouE. ,.ur-
aseous fGrCH'g!. magnetic man, w.th .f.r.
.. ot S"f"s Force ia HE nerve and tru.l
cells. Bgccshs'Ully faces and Overcome.
every obstac!- and diriculty and gces au
TO great succcss In TIE. when your Nerve
Force becomes weakened. all The vital o-.
gans Of your body lose their nor!na
strength snd vigor. and i result. al
kinds Of alarming symptoms may appear
Headaches and extreme nervovsness ar,
reFy fresuoti: symptoms. and most person,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11

protested. on behalf of the colony.
against the Pilgrims being brought to
virginia: Quakcrs and dissenters
were not welcomed. The Puritans OF
New England were even more an
tagoDistic OF other sects than the
jamestown colony. Taking a leaf
from the Kings Book OF Discipline.
they were compelled to obey In Eng
land. they added several other leaves
for the guidance of those who would
dwell among them and not accept
their Interpretation Of religious free
dom
Either Harvey, King Charles. Or
both of them. seem to hav. had a
sense OF grim humor when the pro-
test OF Claiborne against the settle
mcnt south of the James was uc-
coded To. and the grant made so Ls
to include Kent Island. previously
patented by that worthy Individual.
Did Harvey suggest IL to the King,
knowing Of Ciaibornc's grant? Tie
Virginia planters thought he did. and
IL WAS az Il torch applied to- finder.
Meetings of protest were held. liar-
vcy rarcd. cried treason" AMI
threatened arrest to the PRINCIPAL
men of the colony. In II transport of
general rage and impaticn, at fur
Their suffering. the Virginians turned
10 his CONSERVATION ana amax.mcn,.
arrested and shipped him OF TO Ills
Majesty in England. y taste az
liberty had been given by the grca;
charter: an appetite created tina.
now. FOR the first time asserted itse.:
Two Deputies Sent with Him.
Not only was Harvey dcposcd ard
sent 10 England a prisoner. hut two
deputies went with him. charged with
the duties Of representing tho rri.v
anccs al the colony and the uiiScon
duct Of the Governor.
Th" planters OF Virginia had new
disputed with the KinE like their f"i
low subjects In England, the validity
"f his ciicts. nor had they entered in
the controversies or claimed priyiI-
eyes which could awaken his jca!
ousy. They had borne his oppres
sions with patience.
bcfcnscicss and oppressed. they
appealed TO him IA their protector.
and their appeal was enforced Is
every circumstance that could inn
press Just, OF more generous.
mind
Yet. Charles, instead OF commits
scra'!nE their sun.rinEs. regarded
their conduct as AN act Of pre-
sumptious audacity little short Of re-
bellion; and all the acts OF their
deputies wcr" rejected with cain In
justic" and !niicxib!e d.sdain." He
refused 10 admit the Deputies TO his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
COLONEL CABELL TO VISIT
KNIGHTS OF PYTH|As HERE.
Supreme Nice.Clanccllor Will
Attend Opening of New
Richmond Hall.
FIRST OFFICIAL APPEARANCE
High Officers of Order Arc Coming
Tomorrow Night for Ceremonies tn
Connection with Home of Syracuse
Lodge, No. -.

Syracuse Lodge. No :. knights ot
PythiRs. VIII formally open its new
hall in the building at the northeast
corner ~ Broad and Eighth streets
tomorrow night. and Will receive At.
official visit from the supreme vice
chancellor, Colonel George Craighili
Cabeli. OF Norfolk.
Colonel Cahell. who IN August mex;
Will automatically become supreme
chancellor, ana be the head OF the
old order OF knights OF Pythias in
all the world. Will honor this old
lodge by paying il The first official
vis!; any Richmond lodge has re-
coivCd from him. He will he accom-
PANIED by the grand chancellor 81,
Virginia. Major Beverly Mercer Hart
man. ct Portsmouth thc grand pre-
ia;e Jefferson Wallace; the grand
keeYer ot records and seal. Richard
Henry Sell j.. Of Stuutou; Captain
James T. Bailey. supreme representa-
1--WE, and benjamin = NIfin past
grand chancellor.
This unusual array OF supreme and
grand ctftccrS paying Ar ofticiai Vis.t
20 % subordinate lodge ! something
..-t pt The ordinary. but is - coUp,i-
mon: that could no; be better paid.
since syracuse I-odc. IS tho Oldest
l'y,hiau lodge IN Richmond. and the
second tlugSt III tlc wore. - L-> -
long and honorable history. dating
back 10 December 1. 1865, when i
was chartered. and occupied the old
hall over the Levy Brothers store, ~
Eleventh and Main streets.
An unusual circumstance connected
with the history OF this lodge is that.
in its long life OF fcrty-three years.
il has had bat two keepers OF rec
ordS ana seal. The first man 10 hold
that office was the well known old
printer ana politician. George l..
Bowden. who was reelected contirN-
uusly. without opposition, from 1852
umtN his death. i'll 1905. ~ his death,
his son. George y Rowden was
elected TO the vacant office, and has
been elected without opposition
every year. ever since
II is expected that the capacity a.
the u.w hall w!ll be severely tested
on thls unusual occasion, as Colonel
tahru. tho supreme vice -chancclI"r'
is regarded as the most brilliant
sneaker in the Pythian order, and
several al the grand officers are an
usually eloquent men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11

presence: would not read a single
article of their charges. rcins,a,e,,
Harvey. and sent him back tn yir-
GINA. with an ample renewal OF ,bo
power, which he had So grosY,v
abused"
Harvey Returns Enrnv.J.
'raham states that. "Ela,cJ ui,,
his triumph and inilamed with ror,
Harvey resumed ana aggravatedu,y
rahhicai sway that has crtoil,,
fanny on himself ana disgrace a.,
sovereign and provoked comp,,,,,
SO loud and vehement That ,boy ,..
TO penetrate into England. ANA
ducc an impression on tho ,t,,,,
me people. which could not be snroI,
disregardcd. Enjoying ;lsai,,.
power over Virginia. Charles h.,,
scfihcd his character more l,piii
'hc history Of that PROVING. ,h,'
any othcr portion of his dominica .,
ihus blinded. the despo,Ic ~.
added fucl To IA flame that was ,i,r.'
20 spring into con,,r,.,t
sweep him from the throne h.' , u:
"csecra;cd and compel him :, ""''
submission TO the hcadsman's AK
Claiborne was to b. royon,.,
the terminated seed of lib.r,v 10,
begun 10 sprout
Continued Next Suuday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
CHARLES DESPOTISM
ENRACED VIRGINIANS
CONTINUED From Third

continued FROM Third page)
OF titles aud the stability OF prop
crty."
Under the charter. the Virginia
colony had held Jurisdiction along the
Atlantic Coast north OF Cane Fear.
IN common with the Northern Vir-
gtnin Company, later designated M
the New England Company; Charles,
by virtue OF his royal prcrogativc.
hcsitatcd not TO make gift of erca,
stretches of territory. to whom he
willcd. He considered Virginia his
personal inheritance. notwithstand-
ing tn: property rights already ac-
quired by his loyal subjects. II was
IN this manner that the Maryland
Charter was promulgated. dismem-
bcring from Virginia large terri
tory previously acknowledged n.
within its borders. and in part OF
which kcnt Island especially vir-
GINA planters had seated themselves
a Source of Discontcnt.
Not only did the Maryland grant
prove disastrous to Eirginians who
had settled within its borders. but
was 10 prove IL source OF discomfort
and serious injury to the whole col
"ny owing Ia refusal 81 the Maryland
crlonIStS TO restrict the expectations
OF tobacco To grades OF superior uual =
ity. thereby dcprivir,; IN. Nirginians
OF the opportunity. previously EN- :
Joycd. OF holding up the expectation
OF lower grades. which tended tn
rlut the only market ,Eng!andD open
to them.
Lord Baltimore. an "stimablc Eng :
lish noblcman. with his family. Wis
tied jamestown during the governor
snip or Harvey. lie was received.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES
IS HERE NEXT WEEK

John Temple Graves. FOR twenty
years known all over III. nation as
a writer and lecturer. Will speak here
on Nonda? night, December 10. on
The New Armagcddon" iIis lcctur"
"!ll be delivered at the John Mar
snail High school, beginning d, Sis
o'clock.
Colonel Graves maintains tho high
traditions or Southern oyatory. bu,
there Is nothing sti!;cG or old fash
.cn.d In his style. From twenty
years az Washington lie. during
mich ne was tho ini!nia,. OF the
leaders OF the nation, he speakts wiki
an authentic knowledge broad
r!sion. kindly humor a:.t an un-
r!vaIcd eloquence.
His latest lecture "Th. Eew Arma.
reGdon," is declared 10y all who hav..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11

'''' - . - -
.ash.' Comrades" II Relieve II Tor
My Mother Told Me So"
Most of Them Gone Nou.
Most Of the local entertainers a..
'hoSe days have gone before They
beat George Davis TO il. Anon.
those VINO helped brighten tho ar
ntrS n tn" city Home were Frank
Cunningham, who's. swee; voice.
chccr'd thousands: Charles rhI,lius
ana Thomas Walfurd. whose gentle.
ana phi'anihropic natures added
"riShinesS 10 tho gloomy lives Of the
old folks oscar Lehman. whose stem
l"r!an bass voice could Ice heard for
blocks: john Epps. justice. C.utch-
held. Mln-trcc FolKcS. whose witty
li'uc speeches KEEP, the atmosphere
ireH OF complete sordidncss
coroner Taylor, Richmond's ALL
around philosopher. used 10 walk
out To the home on occasion. IL.
never rode. H.. was d.ucrcn, from,
ms hrothcr Dick. Dick TAYLOR was
the Mayor OF Richmond. lie was.
alike. the champion of tho tim bucket
hTisad" aud the millionaires club
one WAS Just as privileged and free
!" r!ac" his hrogaus full OF inaCadan
nGd from Frankl!n Stree, upon the
desk IN his Office az the other Pines
w"r" not barred from the Mayor
Office
The peoples ,axes pay :or these
mahogany tables" declared Mayo-
DICK. and l opine the people nav.
4 right 20 res; their feet on Ton %;
them and place the ashes from their
pipes on the veIyc. carpets, when.
ever they have a mind 20"
Mayor DicE freely pa:roui2,d tho
stree; cars. He Was expected on one
occa sion. uDon Invitation II Superin =
iend.ni DAVIS. 10 give tho occupant
o! The Ciiy Home 4 real down-ish.
fGisiii. talk. IL had prepared =
speech fun Of the wnssaN bowl. tn.
sH!ri, o! Christmas and the m.rr,.
season, and he had The speech. tucked;
a"aE III his inside pocket; MAYOR
DICK, Ike man. other speakers. pre-
!"rre! 10 rs<i MS thoughts with The
proper gestures and tn" pauscs for
applause. and he seldom appeared
nrou ,h. ros'rufn without :: neatly.
WRITTEN speech ready for any ernrr-
reucy II" always termed his remarks
~ impromptu an! ~ insisted tina,
The cali for a speech was entirely uu-
expected and . gr"a, surprise.
o" MS way 70 the C!ty Home tina.
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MARSHALL HOUSE
HISTORIC PLACE
lContlnued Fro,n Third Fnec.N

continued From Third IaEc.)
made his only venture into the realm
81 authorship. when h. gathered and
compiled valuable data and published
Life ot George Washington in five
volumes. Later II was revised and
put IN three volumes.
Judge Marshall W.. dcvotee OF
luoits. tho game OF games" III those
days OF Nirginias early life. AS n
!9-Hear- old soldier. he is pictured
a playing the game. and an entry
!" the diary az Thomas Green shows
hin still playing ii-agcd, 7o-"July
=. 1897"
Many Relics in Home.
ThrouEnout the Marshall House ar.
glass ;ncloScd cases in which are dix
played many articles. Including Judge
NarShallS black satin robe q: Office
a. chief Justice -! the United states
loahcd 10y his Eraddaush;,r. Miss An
Ms /. iiarv!c: silver knee buckles
Worn by Judge Marshall: Mrs. Mar
Sha'! hair-hracelct and charm con
tanning her husbands hair: manu-
scrip; booa containing notes made hy
Judge Marshall; when law SUDDEN,
at William and Mary College. and
numerous autograph letters Q: JUDGE
Marshall.
Then there are many books. which
We're In Judge Ma-sha!is li5rary. The
Invalid chair OF Benjamin Harrison.
siSner Of the Declaration o! Inda-
pendence. eighteenth century fu-r!-
iurc. and the china used by Judge
MARSHALL and his family In H. hous.
! mere ar Portraits and many c;h.-
articles OF historical int-res; which
add 10 the QYa!u:aess %: tn I'd
hone.
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u. S. Soldiers in "A. E. f.
Have Calling Card" Fad

CoBlENX. Dec. 1o.-EnEravod
calling cards are Il late fad among
soldiers of the American forces in
Germany. Nearly every soldier
has engraved cards with his name
and outfit. and some even have
other cards with their home adj
dresses in tho United States. par
'icularly those who are planning
TO return to America within the
next few months.
y hundred cards ana plate, at
the present rate OF exchange Of
the dollar COX The mark. costs the
soldier about 80 or 90 cents in Cob
LEM stationery shops.
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Seaboard Air Line Ry.
Important Schedule CT anyes

Effective December nth. train
now leaving Richnond 1850 r. NJ.
for Florida. Atlanta. Birmingham.
vii! leave ~ 1890 +. 81. Train
now leaving Richmond Il, 1870
T.. NJ. for Florida viii leave at l:l7
q. NJ. ncw train. the MID
SOUTH SPECIAL. VIII be iraueu-
rated and Will leave Richmond NJ
1870 i. n. This train will carry
coaches and slceping cars for
Raleigh. Southern Pines. pinehur,,
Camden and Columbia.