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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17
Organizations

The Debate and Oratory Club was
organized the first of the week. They
will meet on Monday after school.
Their work will consist of parlimen-
tary practice, formal debating and
extemporaneous speaking. By this
course of work under the instruction
of Mr.. Steele, they hope to gain a
knowledge of what constitutes evil
dence; the relative value of evidence
and how to find evidence, as we'll as
the valuable practice in public speak
ing, Debates will probably be arrang-
ed with neighboring towns. The Off
GERS of the club are President, Alva
Cain; Vice-President, Chester Boles
Secretary, Virgil Rennick.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17
The Ten Commandments for The
Freshmen

The Ten Commandments for The
Freshmen
/. Thou shalt not have whispered
conversation during chapel.
2. Thou shalt not make unto thee
any paper wads.
8. Thou shalt not bow down thy
self to thy teachers and obey them.
a. Thou shalt not take the names
of thy instructors in vain.
8. Thou shalt not go to picture
shows during quarantine,
8. Thou shalt not whisper without
permission.
7. Thou shalt not shoot beans in
study hall.
8. Thou shalt, not tell thy class
mates answers during exams.
9 Thou shalt not covet thy upper
classmen's prestige.
10. Thou shalt not swipe thy seat
mates paper and pencil.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17

Mr.. and Mrs. John Kern were up
from Gray Saturday. Mrs. L. M.
Calvert and daughter Bess, and Ora
Cole returned with them Sunday
morning and spent the day.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17

In Modern Progress, Virginia had
been telling about an article in the
paper. 1t was that the people in Ice
land had sent to Europe for ice so
that they might keep their fish. Mr..
Wood asked her to bring the piece
and she did so the next day When he
had read it she asked, Don't you
believe it,"
Coach: "Of course I do"
= Virginia: "But you said it was a
fish story"
Coach, "Well it isl.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17

Anna Shelton, graduate of last
years class, is now typewriting for
the National Cloak & Suit Company
Of Kansas City. She received her
training for this work at L. H.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17

The Hutchinson News says: "The
contract for construction of the
Byers road from Forgan to Liberal,
now being built, has been let to
Strickland & Smedley company, OF
Forgan. The cost is 100000"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17
NO. 8
General New.

DIR Day and Mrs. Meyers are busy
every day inspecting the school chill
dren, They keep close tab on those
who are sick or not feeling well.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17
JUNIOR NOTES

The Juniors are proud of the fact
that Frank Highland, the basketball
star of the southwest, is Junior.
Alice Edison who was formerly Of
the Junior class here writes that she
is very homesick for L. H. S.
Dale Nichols is absent from school
because of scarlet fever at home.
Agatha thinks that julius Caesar
must have been very patient man
not to have slapped his enemies. If
he had as much trouble understand
ing them as she does, he would have
she says.
The English vi classes are going
to take up the study of Macbeth They
have just finished the study of "The
Rivals"
The Bookkeeping class Is beginning
the study of practical office work
this week.
Sophomore Notes
Donald Brown is again in school
after two days absence.
Alice Nichols, journalist, as well
as a Sophomore, is entertaining the
scarlet fever.
Mabel Harness was absent from
school Monday and Tuesday on &C.
count of the bad roads.
Myrl Engel is confined to his home
with scarlet fever.
Mabel Yarberry was absent two
days on account of sickness.
The Domestic Science classes have
taken up their work in sewing. The
classes studied cooking the first
semester.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17

Fred Malone left on No. 2 Mon
day for short business trip in Her
ington.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17
Heard at noon:

Heard at noon:
81 wish they would lift this quar-
antine. Pm out Of powder"
off I do not get to go to the barber
shop I'll soon have to pay dog tax"
"Naw! I stay at home all day"
"They won't do anything to you
for going to the country"
~ think organdie would be pretty,
etc., ETC."
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17

The average driver g. an auto lis tie left side Of his
to the RICH in
air and hold there sufficient
Don't lean of
someone else is ndn gwtf for them
do not when
eIt nd The
ing here from the other
the signals
signal and little care viii dc~ts o-e@h
presenttn time,
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17
Jokes

A little girl wrote composition
on "Men". something ike this:
"Men are what women marry.
They swear, drink and don't go to
church. They might go if they had a
new bonnet to show off. Men and
women both sprang from monkeys,
but women sprang the farthest."
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17

Mr.. Wood has offered the follow
ing rule for pronouncing French
words: Take out half Of the letters
and pronounce the rest and you will
have it. at
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17

The staff of the Liberalite will ap-
pear in the next issue.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17

We wonder:
Why the Doctor never looks in
Miss Lance's mouth.
Why the Seniors never have any
more parties.
Why Estella Heath sat alone in
chapel recently.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17

In their regular meeting Wednes-
day evening the Journalism class
gave their high school notes name.
and elected the staff officers for the
remainder of the year. There are now
twenty-four members in the class
and we are doing the work in such a
way that We think we will commence
putting out a paper of our own by
next year.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17

Mrs. Crowell in American History
"Those people who interpret the
waste paper basket as a receptacle
to hold their gum for forty minutes
are as mistaken as those who inter-
pref the finger bowl as a bath-tub."
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17
Freshmen Notes


Goldie Warner was absent from
school Wednesday.
Mr.. Wood in Modern Progress:
Would the Kaiser have to have a
passport to leave Germany?
Class: No, there wasn't any one
to give him one.
Mr.. Wood: Oh, he was the govern
ment himself?
Walter D: Well, 1 bet he didn't
ask himself all those questions.
Lawrence Harness is absent from
school on account Of illness.
The present enrolment of the
high school is 238. The total enroll
ment for the year was 1853. Twenty
five students have left or quit for
some reason, most of them having
gone somewhere else to school. This
shows that there is pretty good In
terest in the school work. The fol-
lowing shows the cause for leaving
schools One was married, two went
to the navy, five quit because of
health, five to work, one because Of
lack of interest and the cause of the
other two for quitting, is not known.
The scarlet fever contagion seems
to be clearing up somewhat this week.
Several new cases broke out last
week, but very few have been reportd
this week. The health officer and
other officials concerned have been
working with the proposition and
they say things are going good but
it will have to be watched very close
ly for some time yet.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17

There will be no. Defamation
Club this year. If enough contest
ants will answer the call made in
chapel last week, we will go ahead
and prepare for the spring contests.
Miss Pittman will have charge of this.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17

How about those Freshmen speech
es that we were going to have? We
would like to have them.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-02-17

Since Mr.. Steele can walk block
a minute we wonder how fast he can
run.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
GOES UP IN iL?PLAME
UNBE7KOTHED; LANDS
WITH RING ON FINGER
At 1000 Feet Above Earth.
Daughter of Educator Prom
ises to Marry Pilot.
lEy Cnitch News.

NEW YORK. Aug. i.-l.ovr was ii
matter OF altitude with Miss Mildred
Armstrong. who went up in an air
plane today with George lIauscr. un-
hctro;hcd. and landed IA short while
later al Minroia Field. wearing :,
diamond on the appropriate anger
aud Il strong masculine arm in thu
appropriate position about her waist
At a."nr feet. according To Rich.
ar Dewey. ,hr pilot of the plane.
Miss Armstrong wasn't sure :"
Dewey icapod 20 3.5oc. Vt that ait.-
tudr sh, scom,d to weaken as iiauscr
pcrscvcrcd. i'our thousand fcct was
just III" right height. Dewey SAT-.
NJ that level. Miss Armstrun. put
ont her nugrr for the ring ana tho
pilot consiGcra,cly turned TO admire
the sunlight dancing ON the clouds.
Miss Armstrong is the daughter pl
Edward !. Armstrong. a wcil-know u
i.on- Island educator. 'lauscr - en-
?."ycd hy the Curtiss Acrop,anc Com.
pam:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
RICHMOND MAN GETS
COMMISSION IN ARMY

Especial TO The Times Dispatch1
WASHINGTON. u. C.. Aug Am
examination held April -. 1921. for
dppointmcn; as second licutcnants in
the regular army resulted in eos can
didatcs being found qualified. the
War Department announced today
The successful candidates from Vir-
Ginia are; James X. Goodall. coast
artillery corps. Fort Monroe. Donald
II. West. quartcrmastcr CORPS.
Blacks sburg: George W. scott. .Jr
ordnance department. 1908 West
Grace Street. Richmond: William ID
Bradshaw, field artillery. Blacksbur
George w. White. infantry, Lcxing-
ton: William ID. Williams. field ar
tillery. Norfolk; Ross c. Brackney.
infantry. Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
SA YES 1000 FRANCS
DAILY ON CABLES BY
MODIFIED PONZI PLAN
Paris Bank Prepays New York
Messages Both Ways, Gain
ing by System.

PARIS. Aug / a modified ronz;
scheme in international! exchange
that really works and is quitS legal.
is being used by Il Paris bank VITA
New York connections. to save an
average sum Of l@.o0o francs Il day
on cable messages from New York
The cable rat. from Paris TO New
York Is i.23 cranes pc! word. From
New NorS 10 Paris the rate is -. cents
Il word or 30 francs. Therefore. :ho
Paris bank prcpays ali replies III
corresp spondcmcc with It's New York
connections, cffccting ~ saving o:
francs pc: word. III. daily average
Of correspondence from Ncw York j.
5000 words.
Moreover. the bank credits lis New
Nnrk correspondent at the rate of -
cents "a word. Thus the bank figures
that tho French government is pay
ing l2.00O francs "a day toward the
banks cable business between The
New York office and other countries.
Inquiries by government oi!ic.al $
riicit.d tn" rcpl! from the Depart
mcut nf Posts. Telegraph and Tel
phone that The process IS entirety
regular from the administrative
viewpoint.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
100000 BOND ISSUE
TO CURB SH0CKOE GREEK
streets Committee Of City Council
recommends Money To Build
big Sewer.
PLEA Bi DIRECTOR SAvILLr.
Designed to Save Taxpayers of Rich.
m"nd Heavy Losses Through
SUITS Due tn Property Damages
py dangerous OvrrfloWS
'LEA Bi DIRECTOR SAvILLE

l,.. Il,
scr;u,,,, "'"'''''c We
c,oa,., 60, 'eN'' 'iohS
''' 'iN'r' cS'eico
-, -, ''"h' not only IN
""' !" 'h' North Side
,. 'rr''"FE surround
,"s MAIN street station. where, over
''o'uS' ireShtts ana backups
'a"St c"ihaH" I" property,
Wv '-"'hihitt", on Streets last
recommended 10 Council a
Pr"N'dinS Tor Il bond issue
VI F-'"o''ooo Tor the work proposed
Director Savillc explained that In.
purpose of tn" proposed sewer. Il por-
'iph OF which is already completed
'hat along Bacon Quarter Branch-
was 10 save the people OF the civ
I losses through suits duc to prn,,rt,
u""'"brS from Hoods. ANA To- protect
'"' tci'"rs OF stores iu tho down
Gown section and manufac,uring
Pt"H'S located near the creek north
vi hro"u street.
oursc "i the proposed sewer Is
rom seventh and HOSPITAL Streets
~ rh'cehth and Clay Streets. where
:" HP''' - taken. one section running
~" 'he old creek Ia the river. ana
'e o'"c' section running down EIf-
'cc"'h street TO Marshall and on To
~" street. From this point.
~ "'s NJ curves, IL Will cross Main
street Just west of the Scaboard Air
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
Lightning From Clear Sky
Kill 2 Men, 4Mules, Dog
u, .tssoclatra rressl

tALLASS EE. N.A. Aug. -
While riding one Of the mules OF
III" team with which he MAS haul
ing timber TO N. railroad. Lu-
"crne iiaynic, a lyycar-o!d white
boy, was instantly killed by bolt
OF lightning which came from an
apparently: clear sky ;his after
noon. Two negroes and. a dog,
taking refuge from the intense
heat %; the afternoon under the
shcItcrinG branches OF oak trees
beside the road. were hit by the
same holt. and one negro and the
S"s were instantly killed. while
'he other was knocked uncon-
ecious. Al! four of the mules IN
the team we're also killed
At the time the bolt struck. the
sun was shining brightly and there
WAS little evidence OF q storm
brewing The heat OF the light
ming. according to those who Wis
lied the scene Of the tragedy. was
50 terrific that il welded the links
Of the trace chains on the harness.
Young lIaynic wore IA watch and
chain at the time he was hit. ami
the chain Was found about thirty
feet from where h. was killed
The watch had not been found up
10 a late hour this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05

NAPl.ES. Aug. i.-AS 200 Of the
greatest Italian operate artists sang
in choir following The funeral car
that carried the body of E:nrico Ca
russo 1" the grave from the funeral in
thc Church OF San Francisco III
Paoia. this afternoon. the .piritualists
OF Naples hold meeting not far
from the church. tu VIII IN ,hcy later
claimed thcE had no difficulty sum
monins the spirit Of the dead ca
russo.
Tita Euno. the Famous Italian
baritone Il fricud OF Caruso. we'll
known in America. and Dcluciu. an
artist famous in Italy. we're among
those who raised their wonderful
voices in the moving chorus at the
requiem services Delucia singin.;
faiacllo's Requiem. King Victor
Emmanuel and others of the rovoI
family. Premier Bonomi and the gov
crhm"nt all were officially represent
eel at the services which were the
itrSt ever held in the magnillccn,
church for amy one less than royal
rank.
Late Thursday Mrs Carmsu re-
c"ivrd additional messages OF con
uol"n'c from Dowagcr Queen Mex
andra Of Great Britain. and prcmic.
Bouomi.
Legal authorities here now claim
that the caruSo will. drawn shortly
before the birth OF his daughter. two
years ago. which is said 10 have been
followed 10y another. is not valid un-
der tn" Italian civil code
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
MONSTER 2R-2 DlRlGIBLE TO
SAIL FOR U. S. AUGUST Is

WASlII NGTON, Aug. i.-Thc mun-
stcr British-buiIt naval diriSibic XR
will sail from iIowdcm. England,
August -. FOR its station atGS .ai<c-
hurst, y. J.. the Navy DEPARTING ut
announced today.
Naval acronautica! experts cs;i-
mate the time required for the trans :
atlantic trip as between three and
five days, dependent on wind and
weather conditions. 1t was pointed
ou;. however. that the R-Si, a slight
ly slower airship. made the trip from
England VIA Newfoundland. a direct
distance OF 3.i3o sea miles, III los
hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
DRY ENFORCEMENT AGENTS
ARE IDLE IN RHODE ISLAND
lBy United Ncwsl

fkoN iDENCE. Il. l.. Aug. l-rro.
hio''ioh enforcement agents i'm his
state are such in name only. Tbcv
can arrest bootlcggers and they
can't seize booze
Frank y. Page. collector of inter.
n"i revenue here. can only sit and
twiddlc his thumbs until the internal
revenue authorities at washington
authorize him to dcputizc the enforce
meht agents. The commissions of
huth"r;'y issued by former Collector
George T.. O'Shaughncssy bc,nucs an
t"mhtically void when O'ShauShncssv
went oai OF office Monday. Prohibi-
tioh agents are now forced to con-
tihe their efforts To investigation
work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
MYSTERY IN MURDER
OF WEALTHY BACHELOR

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Aug. -
Mystery surrounds the killing Of
James Il. Pierce. wealthy bachelor
living in the north end Of this coun-
ty. on Tuesday details of the affair
having Just come tc light.
Pierce disappeared from his nome
last Saturday and scarchers found
him dying in the woods just across
the Bradley County line on Tuesday.
He had hccn struck on the head with
a blunt weapon and died shortly
after being found. II is the theory
OF the officers that the killing was
for the purpose OF robbery. but no
clue has been found to the pcrpc;ra-
tors. The coroner's jury returned a
verdict that he had been murdered
by persons unknown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
First With the News"
$4,000 Fire in CampLee
Medical Supply Depot

Special to The Times Dispatch
llOPEW LEI. VA. Aug. -
Fire. believed 10 have been caused
by an explosion Of chemicals. dc
siroycd The medical supply depot
at camp Lee this afternoon. caus.
ing damage estimated hy govern
mont officials a, $4,000.
-Four carloads OF valuable mcdi-
cal supplies and surgical in.,ru-
rncnts consigned ~ leave the army
base IN the morning and valued at
S"".o"p were Il total loss. The fire
was discovered by ~ camp sentry
when his attention was attracted
To the building by - loud .x-
pi"si"n. The iiamcs were .N,iu-
-uishch after an hours batri. by
members of the hcaIuuart.rs
water department.
lhc cost of til" building was cs
'imatcd at 10000, but is said 10
nave cost IN" government $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
ROYALTIES From RECORDS
HIRING LARGE i\CuNI.
lEN I'nitcd NcMs. /

NEW YORK. Aug. :.-Thou.h I'm.
ric" caruSo left but million. ne
c"rdihS To estimates of his fortune
ny persons who were close to him i'm
New York. there will he a larC. in
come Tor h;s widow. their baby. "a
ruso's two sons. his Stepmuthcr anI
MS uncle. the siN. heirs named i'm his
VIII. Tor many years. perhaps as long
as they live.
The records which Caruso made for
Pn"hoSrhphS yielded him royalties of
'b"ht S5oo.:oO year. and the steel
matrices on which the tenor voice is
recorded are virtually impcrishable
unless accident bcfalls them &. q
enid of the Victor Company. ro,
winch carnso made all his records
Said there were about zoo of Nh, M,
rices' including between twenty and
thirtH which have not get been is
sued to the public
Ahtohio Scott. the Italian baritone.
a lifelong friend of Caruso. said tb,r,
was no question in The mind of th,
professional artist as To who wou,d
become The successor OF Enrico Ca
russo. As Caruso succeeded no ON.
SCOUT Shld, no one would ever sue
cccd him.
He was not merely a great tenor
"o''' va" ne was Caruso. He was
supreme.
thtrc Is no reason To believe That
me ihc"ih" from the records will
hihihish because of curuso's death
ana IL rs expected. IN fact that /, VIII
increase Tor Il few years at least.
thi!d told Of an incident. which he
s''u illustrated caruso'S method OF
dealing with people whom he trusted
In i"li. while under contract To IN,
'''"' 'o'hpany' taruso received a
"' '~' "h': rom another company fot
Il '"w rccr"rS and asked permissiou
To accept tho offer. The Nic,or Com.
rn:y sen, & representative IN orrr
Caruso - new contract which vould
tCUntihucJ ON paE. . col. Ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
u. S. WINS INITIAL VICTORY
IN EGYPTIAN COTTON CASE
lny Assoclnted I,r.ss.l

WASHINGTON. Aug. i.-An initial
victory has been won by the United
states in the Egyptian cotton ease.
conference in London, according To :,
cable received today hy the shipp:nL
board. The british confcrccs wc..
SAID I" nave agreed 10 allocate nJ
per cent OF the shipments OF Egvp;ian
cotton from Alexandria to this coun-
try TO the United States.
The British shippers. the cable re-
Port said. refused to acccdc to the
demand Of the United States that ,
similar proportion or Indirect SHIN
mcnts. going by way uf the United
kingdom. be- a!locatcd To America a
bottoms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
SEIZE FATHER AND SON IN
8-YEAR-0 OLD MURDER CASE

GADSDEN, ALA. Aug tom
reyton and son, Tommic. were ar
rested today at Alabama CITY on =;
warrant charging murder in conncc
tion with the killing o. convict
eight years ago. The two men were
arrested, according TO officers. on in
formation obtained from man un
der arrest who, the officers say.
showed them the convict's grave and
stated that he was killed for his
money by the three men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
Order Federal Official to Explain Seizure
Of British Vessel Outside 3-N.ile Limit
lKv rnitcd Now |

WAaS,roN AnE Thr whether
- he dc nnci
Attorney hayward New
'he mile The
he az
a
II this he donth
why Hay rl.i
the
OF this
'''' '''' -"
"" H. Reynolds OF service could So.
the
Il
legally.
" be
saciona
- - washington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
Move to POOL Georgia -ohncco.

DOUGLAS, GA. Aug. Douglas
tobacco growers and prominent bust
ness men have called n meeting of all
tobacco growers of Georgia To meet
here Saturday to pool the tobacco
crop. This is due to the unsatisfac-
tory prices OF the tobacco market. 1t
is proposed TO hold the crop or mar
ket IL as n whole.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
VESTS LEAD CUT
. BY LATE RETURNS
|NFAVOR OF GUM
Indications Are That Nanse-
mond Senator's Plurality
Is Under 10000.
IMPORTANT SOUTHWEST
VA. RETURNS NOT YET III
-~rinkle's Victory in Race for
Governorship Emphasized as
Votes Are Canvassed.


sun maintaining 81 lead over state
SENATOR Julien Gum. of IIcnr,., %
about : oo0 yt,os +, o,r.a,, .,,.,
S.r,,,,, r,,, !, u.
H.
VI '"'""'p'"I' returns.
won the nomination for l.icutcman,-
Governor in the Demorrarir urinary
Tuesday Inn, mo-, NO =, ,,,.,,.,.
H'h"'or N"st' IN a statement carly
this morning over long distance ,cIc-
phone. declared ,nut wbiI. r.,u,r,
,,o ,,, r..oi,..,
.,,,I,,..
~" '''S'''c'.
:, '"' "'S "''''''e'
''' ''"" -! 'f"'" S'"'" I"
''''"' '"'"'I':' f.h"t'S L" reach
"'''' 'H'" an" "7'ei '"ih his views
" :" 'h' ''''' were ih'H'- II Was
S"'" "' ms nome 'hd' ne was out o'
IN" tI'N an" ''u!H hoi b@ reached
by telephone.
west Carries AieAandrin.
moon 'ii"t' returns coinpiicd by the
''Ni"''ch' snow 'hh' Senator
''"n'As WIN ""'s' votes
80 'ui'"' p''"e"'e
- '"'Pi" - running 'hir"
WIN '''''', senator "es' Sa'd last
"'th' ,''"' h' M" carried AieNh"drE'
i"' ''','iS l"'' "uh'E hE 90" plurality
"iS N"'" ~
80 '''"'S tNt"
',. y" 'S"
'"'''S' ""' mas ''o' 'c'c'E'u
~
"' "'S'hd i!S'''' '''''+" I" 'n"
"'.'''e' % IN senator from Su' o'N
WIN 'i'''e'"'uS F"''' giving hl''
y" '"t ''c" VI "pl'"N N''IId'''S CON-
''e'e l''"' "S' I-.''' :" -'""e '"r &c"
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
SHERIFF WARNED TO QUIT
OFFICE WITHIN 24 HOURS

i'ITZGERALD. GA, Aug. i.-Sher-
im T.. j.. Dormincy today received an
anonymous letter warning him 20 re :
hours and he safe"
Tho note concludes: Whatever nap
pens will occur in "a crowd: we never
expect to find YOU in the !oods." The
sheriff was warned not Ia attend
church Sunday, among other things
II is stated.