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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14

sttS"n. q J.. Freddy. Il. T.. Lipnart
Hichmond Advertising. club.
Il. IL Thomas. chairman: Evans
Howden. N. T. Goddim. .. III Eniicy
a. l.: hm.nrdsSi"y,, W; r: ;arrctt. !
Long, Hamilton r'icld. ", +. Dcvc-
r"uN. ~. -. ARMSTRONG Thomas T.
James, Raymond Massey. W. I. car
ncmi"r. W.; IL Hurkhardt. Jr.. Lad
itlI!. u. u. larbrOuSh. i. l.. KOSvnaii.
rufus Freeman. Gcrvas Taylor. l. /.
~, kic!. y. ;. Mater. Il. l.. Campbell
=; W. liaw worth, l.. y. Sandill.
'h"'""" A"'" 'n Trades A>s"-
igorGc u S'rotm.yor. chairman:
i!,,I AiS;"ri p. A. ,r,rentiYs, W, i,
dick w. Il. Bayliss. i. \ Kline. \.
Y. Franklin. L. l.; kcppcl. L. A. Hlcn-
mer; j. II. White. T.: {. Anderson. H.
4. l'"nion. r w, Little. II. NJ Baker.
nichmnnd First club.
i. Roy. ln,"icy. chairman: Dave
SSIa;ti%Grt"id. NJ, W. Stro;hcr, Kobcr, H..
OF, g. hayliss. Wilmer l.. O'Fiahcrtv.
:. 7. Collier. II. Carl Mcsscrschmidt,
L. Taylor Coleman.
kiwnni> Club
Major G"or:" l.. I.orpv. chairman:
Howell ana {. =. Richardson. Fred r.
n,;atIS, i. g Beverley. i. G. Bruncr.
Y Cole. +. L. papprich. X. V D"mnis
ScTpcl. 9; Tdmnnh Massic. 'I hr. " +:
Massi": l.. NJ. ;Mauck. NJ q; Tex, w
rrintc. x. e. Triton. H. l.. Wilkins
Clarence Wyatt. Jr.. George r. Sjmn
son. Wili"rd t.. Lorraine. Il: g. Cook
Jj@nn II. FriS"ANorn. il. Stiles H.
Lii" underwriters Association.
" -. SWink. chairman: i. N. Hard
..w"y. l. u. Meade. Il. y. Augustine.
y l.; lipscomn, George T. King. sam.
u"I Watson. W. ! ShilliughurE.
Retail Mc,rrrhnnt>,, A>socin,i"n.
.. T.. 'I,!inS; chairman. Irving
., SSChmidt. captains: Tom Moore. u.
~ FiEEoi. g. y Eaylcr. w r. RYAN.
r.; '!' FL E9nGrt L. Gray. GeorEr Lane; Il.
smith James y. Tracv, pirh,rd
Sycle. Kenneth l.. l.'ind!cy. Fleet IIirk
Frank Levy. Norman Jacobs. David
: 'oleS Harry McNivcn. Charles Green
baum. H. Leo Smith. David Buchana;,,
81. l;oh"r; l.. Hailey. y. p. CLARK I
- Trarry. Charles Miller H. carl
lt"Srh"n. Henry SChwartZchild / l.,
EaiI'rs"n. f. + Apt I.aughton w
NUctolS.
Rotary club.
E.""ni Tragl-. chairman: Grover
pu.a, Walter I. Durham ana Ar
,i,.", ;''H. c"ntaluS: X. l.. BAILEY A.
w BaNcr. i e. Carr. James C. BIAS
me lanes / toX. !. |. iIii. .Ir.,
=, LORRAINE, James \. Hiciin,Gsnr
w Thr"ckmort"u. .rr. CharN !.
~ .npS. u. @. Cone. Arthur Levy,
Mar,c luS Hicks. Ern w Earlny
+. y, 'od tii'rriSon g. 7 q ,h'mon, ii.
forth. Ian"
''rhm"nd Real I:Stntc Exchange.
i'"H@, u. irown. chairman: Alfred
J. iodd!n. i. &. Iinncnrk r: &;
schmidt &. ~. Sac!2cr. NJ. : Eoisson,,
- .. Rousseau 90
or Othcr civic In
tcrrSts.
NaIhan Siinohr X. y lass Kainh II
dudley. w. -. Locker D'lin IN I.E
Sc; J"hn clarke. Earl Miller. J. j.
N"iiey. STANLEY Watkins Leonard +,
Il dinner. W. + Irish -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
HOLD GEORGIAN FOR MURDER
Clinton -. Mathis X Chnr.rd WI.
Killing Lewis o.. i>in>r,,
Rural Nnil Carrier
ny Associated Press |


lY Elii.Y. GA. March l." -Ciutor
-. hMthiS. now held ~ Atlunr, v,s
formally charged by - corDn,v's pirv
mere today with tn" killing OF I"yi,
L.. EinS"y, rural mail carrier. whose
body was fonnd no"r h"r, SHiur,i.s.
kinScy LETT here in January 10 fnIE
Mathis 20 Rom" In an automohuc :,
was declared. and never Was sncn
alive after that. Mathis WAS ,rr.s,.L
in North Carolina as - SuSp.c, unJ
on saturday woods Rrc uncoyrr.J
the body of the mail carrier. whist
had hen hidden under n pile Of hri,sb
SIC had been shot Ave times am,
struck ACROSS tho head.
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In Hotel Lobbies

Z nurrhy's w. u Johnson. Ports
%Snih W. i M%rr@g. rSr;s-
/ lnotn. VA. l. VI Johusom. Roanoke.
I Va. W y BaeI.y, Iiorcwell. Va: i.
| !: Gray, r!u.i@. va. J. i. k"u@i",
N;gwL,g?wn' Va" + G iiuiler, Glen NJ
/ Il! l.hndm"ni Virginia. r. ! VII
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[ Nirs inia: MISS Il schwartz. Norfolk.
smith. Columbia : g.: Mrs. y. T..
/ Marks. Warrontou, y g.. i L.
I n.@dges Ashland. Va Miss y 4
. Wh'taN"r h"pcwel Va Miss I.
/ -witn iiop"wol Va, / -. Shaw.
! E.rEmi" : \ Waite Wilson y. G..
/ J Ni'kr.S Nurfulk. Va. :. Nichols.
J %"rioik, We. J. =. Newton. Irirrs-
. burg. Va" r . Knots, Sun"lN Va.
i.urns Enfield, :. G.: Mrs =. VI.
iiurkoti. Fay"tt"ville y. a.. Harry
George Tucker. Lexington. va:
6; u Snov. Virginia. Nj H"dlinGcr.
Va. l. =. oir.msl.y. Culucpcr VA: j.
: 4. Bridges, Eaiich. y. G.. j. l.. iIcu-
lr,. Virginia. NJ Robinson. r,n-
S Wrs " Va h5,a, 'nI v.rll;r Ni'fI"lV
ll'nnson EnIoirh y g.: T. X Nj
Nnch Charlotte. y g; T It, owen.
VIRGINIA. g y 'uml!urham and wife"
Nnl,m"g Nrs.nia u y. Ew.ug. Viz
~ owen NirE .nla. G.. u Kelly.
city + L McNlrh. North Carolina;
I'm" IL Taylor. North Carolina;
George Polar Newport News. Va.
w :. llur"i~. W!lspS y g.. Frank l.:
lir""u, Hoauokc. Ma. j. II. Cuslard
4 mla Miss ANN" MJscc. West Vir-
MIA. I.cr ~ Dr,Sel.r West Nir-
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. Nn,r, Lhc, nf ! nnn, l.nn l,ln.,.-

sNEW Yn5E tipsca 49, Euou-h
money has been raised u Caiua TO-
save Tie liy"s 81 l.upupNu fnr,in,
sufferers. the American cginlnItr., f,r
S!tht% China iainin" iuud auUOuu,Dd to-
night president ASA Shih-chaug
srcrscnaliy CAV" 10000 Tor th. SUI
feTcrs. end SCI the fashion ~ plani-
SIng cotton a''d vegetables IN tho PAL
ace gardens.
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trrr>t >,....d Mil nobbcr

ouniy %. Ms Ar'n" Gas arr.strI
,,;;,r.,m'~ nl hS detective Scrgcan;
no,,o,,,,.. nin "n .omplaint Of tho
;,nT'',hE e. mails 10 wan taken to
.mp,oyejn 'aaa"aTlots .Grdea had been
Office for aoou, oae mou;h hs s"a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

University Of Virginia Endow-
mont Fund Drive begins.
Richmond Chapter. American
Association Of Engineers. Max
ines. |.
kiwaniS club. Richmond Ho-
tcl., L.
luncheon To workers in Mem
nctSnip Campaign of Virginia
FOOD Roads Association. Cam
paiGn Headquarters. l.
Academy: ;, 1:i5. $50.
Automobile SHOW. s
strand: Dark
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14

THE BEST 40 in ;h., eoiumu !, ~. :,
h" ''i' al the ne,. abou, :hy o.opo
-'.'a-
New Britain herald., 1921-05-13

meeting of the American Academy of Political and Social Science to be held in Philadelphia today and tom LOTION The topic has been divided into six phases, and include these subjects:
 The record of accomplishment of the existing League of Nations; The Monroe Doctrine; effect of America $ participation in world organiza tion on the doctrine; the possibility of dis armament by international agree ment, and the effect of the participa- ton of the United States in a world organization upon her military and naval policy; the treatment of back ward peoples in a world organization, the system of mandates and the ob- legations of mandatories in the exist ing League of Nations; function of international courts and means of en- forcing their decisions; Should such a court have compulsory jurisdic- tion, and what powers, if any, should be given to the court to enforce it's judgments; the essentials of an effect i've world organization.
 Speakers invited to discuss the sev- eral subjects include Raymond D. Fosdick, New York; Hamilton Holt, New York; David Jayne Hill, Wash ington, D. C.; Senator T. J. Walsh, Montana; Major General Tasker H. Bliss; Major General Robert l.. Bull lard: Representative F. w. Mondell, Wyoming; Miss Jane Addams; Her bert A. Smith. McGill University, Montreal; Former Attorney General
 George w. Wickersham, New York
New Britain herald., 1921-05-13
INDIANS USE CLOTH
 OF U. s. DIRIGIBLE
Convert It Into Excellent Canoe
 Covering

Cochrane, Ont, May 13.-Some wonderful canoes appeared myster- iously recently in the James Bay re. zion. They were constructed not of birchbark, but of a strange material the North had never seen. As light and swift as swallows on the wing, they skinned the water. Moose Fac tory Indians marveled. Had the Great Spirit come from the Happy Hunting Grounds to teach his red children new medicine?
 The big balloon that carried three of Uncle Sam'S naval aviatorS into the wilderness several months ago has since lain collapsed on the spot where it descended. Officials of Moose Fac. tory, one of the earliest: posts estab- hshed on American shores by the Hudson's Bay company.
 They had giueE orders to all the Indians who owe allegiance to the an cient fur company, to leave the great gas bag undisturbed. These orders had been strictly observed.
 But a band of outlaw Indians, whose home village is sixty miles northwest of Moose Factory. found the balloon. Old Hudson's Bay com pany's order meant nothing to them. As for Uncle Sam, they had never heard of him. But they knew good canoe material when they saw it ana straightway with their hunting knives they sliced great blanket pieces from the sides of the fallen monster and j from the magic fabric fashioned can oes that rode the waves like a thistle down. The air had given the North land their most marvellous craft. ! The Indians who wrecked Uncle San's gas-bas are known aa pluto ] crats of the wilderness. While on a 1 recent visit, the chief of the outlaws was asked if he were not afraid of getting into trouble for cutting up a ! balloon belonging to the great repub ? 1 lie across the border. With a shrug. ! he drew from his pocket a roll of ! money that would havo made rent hog jealous. He was ready to deal with Uncle Sam as one man with an- 1 ither.
 1 How much cost for big bag?" he | asked indicerenuy. Me buy the | tam thing now and pay spot cash"
New Britain herald., 1921-05-13
AMERICA'S PLACE
 IN PEACE PROBLEM
Mill Be Discussed Today and To-
 morrow At Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Pa, May 13-The place of the United States in a world organization for the maintenance of peace, is the general topic to be dis cussed at the twentyfifth annual
New Britain herald., 1921-05-13
Confirmation Photographs? ARCADE STUDIO, of Course!
City Advertisement

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS The time for acceptance of bids for garbage contract for the City of New Britain has been extended until 12 noon, May IS, 1921
 BOARD OF HEALTH
New Britain herald., 1921-05-13

Senator. I. L. Lenroot, James M. Beck, New Yol Taft. New York.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-13
The FOur-ButtOn Blackstone

Four buttons long with straight nes English fashion, Designed with the Hckeyreeman Freex which Customized dy-nade in price
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-29

| over them; but where arc the monu-
ments 10 the heroines OF the war, or
the vet greater heroines OF the dark
days that followed?
Show me hundred men. and will
pick you fifty aye. even more with
physical courage enough TO lead Il
Pickett's charge or sink q ..Merri-
mac, and ready at any call to meet d
haro's death. Stir them a little 0dt Of
themselves. give them leader, get
the blood TO throbbing in their veins.
and the animal lust for fighting will
carry almost all the men you meet 10
deeds OF thoaghtless daring But put
these same men down to bear he
burdens borne b. nearly Ill woman
kind from 81 to 72. and they would
cry out in lost despair. and curse their
day for having been created
Heaven be praised, our women are
made OF other stun, and bore up
bravely where strong men have quail
ed. What they suffered during the
war itself, and how with brave but
trembling hearts they sent husbands.
lovers. brothers. sons, to battle. has
been already family told: what the
years thai followed brought them, car
be never told. In the first period the,
had hope: in the last even thar was
gone. With broken fortunes, aeei-
mated families. fallen from Weallh
and afiiuenee to pDvcrtg and d!stesss.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-29
ANsi:a t.tis> " Pt'fssD
a;>irihair lisii.ing 10 ao.Ot8 Children
lii l'wa ilpcS>

Fsgu paish Aa9e eas sifs vnTk
isss aios3s u tkFs.stsn siipssF Toe
ssiI,.tssi4 81 2aetsa Nit As.fll t
1 nj. en II taas city III sfyEesli ,.a
according 10 j leaor received tro5.
enc OF them al Y W. C. A. head
quarters in New York City recently
The warehouse in which clothing
from America is stored and from
which most q the distribution IS done
registered degrees below zero
while this work was geing on. AN
other Polish American girl in the
same tlis-ric. has charge OF the feed
ing OF the childrsa among $4,000
refugees. Young girls in towns near
By are aiding IN the distribution OF
food packages which are sent IN Is
outsiders.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-29
OFT OF THE RACE

When person wakes Mp with q
sin back, has pains in muscles. aches
his joints. or has rheumatic
swinges, he lacks ainhtiicn and en-
srgy and cannot do bis best. II you
feel out os the race. tired and ianguid.
or have other symptoms Of kidney
trouble. Won should act PROMPTLY
Foley kidney Pills nell the kidneys
do their work and set out of The sys-
ten tho poisonous waste matter that
fsaases so much trouble. They give
r1sief from sleep-disturbing bladder
disturbances --Assy. ~ =
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-29
COLLEGE CHRISTIAN ASSO.
CIATI0NS GROWING
III AlIcgheny, pa, Freshmen jolt
Every girl in the Freshman class al
4 ltegl,eny College. Pennsylvania. is z

Every girl in the Freshman class al
Allegheny College. Pennsylvania, is Z
ID nla Of the Y " c. A. according
Is q s.pe- iust received fram there
THIS 100 per cent. membership is said
. s III ir The ness membership
.ssis which went into effect this fall
I'D WAteE ainiis girts, regardless OF
sse 81 previous ranrra connection
san /. ii sanas declaration Of belief IL
h, rr!s.eir.ses l.fl iseaia as 1ns ariS
i,a ASot i.!tiea lssg9T's fTa@il af,.ai
co.'s Sc boA Il sirnfia7 .ser.ase nj
.ctive participation In student asso-
ssa.in,.s AeatFl5ng % the preyiou
aeaRs a.p f.ii,lg, still in effect in
ssa.e Noilases, only girls who wer,
:no'naef a Protestant Evangelicai
ehrl AS .ait!:. become active me'1
y t2a e,ii!eso \ W. G, A. The
.fssTi1 Dsa. Ms PISSED AZ the II.
!ousl Convention OF rhe Associations
N spring and is being used in most
81 ftli 97a slsltg S. Nfi.Nh ae
G Al isari4etl,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-29
Yoang Hornea;s
Chrisiian Association
] am come that they might have
life aaa that they might hare
10 more ahnnaastiy.s =
ssrin t',sps OF Lie Frem Aularleas

sc find favor q; our tables for Hun.
garian goulash- some OF us 90, al
least. and for Italian spaghetti. fol
Russian caviar and Russian salad
dressing, while French as prefix fol
aRy dish is sufficient aavaaee notice
for cur appetstes. Obyersssy at is In.
teresting 10 note THAI today In Central
and Eastern Europe the Widest popu-
larity attaches TO a certain dish
which. though known as . Stew. Is
sought and even enjoyed as an Ameri-
can offering. We might not consider
II the choicest OF culinary connections.
containing as it does jolly rior Of
beans, rice. pork. condensed milk. hut
o millions Of youngsters eover there
t IS food fit for the gods. or. rahtev.
real eais for Lids as they would
more properly put il Il they used our
yernaeiiaf
Though the thought Of these mem
TONED articles OF diet combined In
such close harmony may not appeal 10
our pampered paiatcs their agreement
with one another and With the Euro
pean youngsteT is youci1ed for as COM
plefc by the Hoover people who serve
this daily 10 the three million hungry
children A dish day OF this food
will keep q child though he receives
no other food, and as he rarely does
receive other food, there is reason for
its being so highly priced By the eager
hundreds OF thousands. Tin cups OF
life from America this 1t Is called as
it Is served TO the thFee-and- "a hall
millions Of American wards in the
famished countries OF Europe, and in
;tis: dief AMI ia our willingness Il
provide II rests their only nope al life
trough the coming months until ID.
rex hasycsf ;cauaints them aneN
S-ittl III home grown, hoaie-coolee
product.
Oae need not however, be littlf
staryclit.g III r,ier the nnpi fe
.slYaf cf ,ip famoas 'li0over neal
5nd see Tor oneself how long the al
otted 1.200 calories will stay by,
AT t'la r. w C. A. cafeteria Of
Tuesday. February first, this mes
may be had for the asking and for th.
paying of sum somewhat larger thar
he TWENTY-FIVE cents wnica it is pur
ported TO DC worth. For the v ". c.
A. on that day is going to entertain in
visible European child guests to TIL,
extent to which the Annapolis publis
Will aid and abet in the inviting OF
hese guests. We invite them by tax
ing ourselves and our friends ans
relatives To the cafeteria and ..e ltine
j lot f,r tilcrn. hc invisible guests
.*or the gross receipts e. he luns
served on tha. day arc TO - ieyote
- iloir cause
Lest the "iIoover meal might ne
prove sc welcome 20 our taste as j
Ices 10 tina; OF the little ones over
cas-, the cafeteria will not limit on
!. la carte privileges but. on the con
frary NH seek TO tempt our appe
.ites cycl beyond point of necessity
There IS JIG dcabi ai that. We are we'll
Warned The Hoover meals is care
rally calculated as to calories and bal
III cd as 70 benefits but We may cal
a,ate and do our Own Balancing *
ieng as NO '.eat lot and leave
i!i,ra cash register balance for IL
81 cafteria to pass over To the Earg
pean Helief Council for our littlt
friends "over there"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-29
WonrS TOURISTS ATT yTss
New Hotel Fer Women Sear
Yrisou sioae Park

Because Of tae scarsiig II ieur 1S9s
Ia TOMS lsssf 49,
!oMatune PARK he high S, .,ssl dorpli
tory ia Livingston Aeuian al thu
northern entrailso 10 the nsrrk. Is u
be turned into J. hotel for wosaen dur
ing the summer months, beginning
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-29

In three minutes the congested spot
is warmed through and through When
you dra suffering 50 yon can hardly
set about, iYst gel q ar of {aMles
Red pepper Rub, made from red pep
pers, at any drug store. You will
have the quickest relief known
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-29

1t SIz- TIis Is tsirS i,Ee b. ~
81 g A. &c tEs; distsfct ari viii
u unsIrl their MANAGEMENT There
,re gr,at many gonen tourists in
l,ivinEslaa every summer and accom-
tpa,iinl ara limited
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-29
Weekend Visitor
II = chilly 'i.sen- severn"

~ II ehiiJa. tsn-NeferB
Mrs J.y schenck. Of B4lticore, i
lending the weekend with Mr. ans
Ers Edwin Pngh Raugh at tfeis
ountry place, "TchlHyn Severn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-29

We ies farNarl with calm COAT
denee me -uo.tantlal success OF
the irGu@8ag administration. bat We
60 no exaecl many 41yarh forward
passes Ohio State Journal.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-29

Ease yoar tight. aching chest. Stop
the pain Break up the congestion.
Feel a bad cold loosen up in just i
short time,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-29
ft4ed HnGlr
/ nm, Russia

ii, i .g.sa.tae4 Ifsfs.a < Keli.sr
..as bz.a detached from Inc
Aite sjt.s mission 20 Russia and
t!ere8 10 re;3;rn I'D this country
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-29
sHisstt's
Ita8ets

he aSna4 l.s4as evening Aop
"'li ak Visce II IRE NaNa Academy
evsnang i viii probably be a
arge one. q sthere Is only one more
of these dances before Lent.
There will also be an informal din-
ser-dance AZ Caryel HALL. tho music
ar which will be furnished by Louis
NixtoF'B orchestra
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-29
EEiier Enr

thinner Fer
Aiss Eyeina bleases
Miss Helen =. Stirling. OF Baltimore,
daughter Of ReaF-Aamirai and Mrs.
Yates Stirling. who has frequently
been the guest Of Mrs. John n. Hood
in Annapolis. gave a dinner at her
home on West Lanvale street Thurs
day in honor Of Miss Phoebe Quinby
Mekeoa. debutante daughter Of M.
M Mars. Edward H. Meheon. AMI
Miss Evclina Gleayes. who il spend
ng the winter with air and Mrs Ed
gar Allan Poe.
Miss Gleayes recently spent week
aere with Mrs. NJ b. DeMott. OF 243
4 'r.Ro GeaTge street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-29

George A. Myers. manager of Myers
fionsehold Department, who has been
onfined 10 his home the past week
With a touch of la grippe. Is able to
hc out again.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-29
soUTHERNER AND AMERICAN

N Rights q publication Specially Reserved b
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-29

fad tic sun
III Il done
Althin cur
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-29

! Jones. or
are now Al
Frallt'isco
9itiiled
tm Jones and
Id Sehoficld
ap,ain Jones
eai Al Camp
are grad
allege Their
an. lives
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-29

SIS "
rostey. Evans
rs. The latter
iral school
pending the
tr9es;ine Scales.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25
DAVENPORT ASKS
BACK SALARY Of
COUNTY IN SUIT
Former County Judge FiIes Action;
Names Amount az s2,so7; A.
ieues no Compensation
Paid Since 1919

Alleging that he was "wrongfully,
Illegally and unIawfully moved and
suspended from office" II. Il. Da,en'
port. former county Judge. Saturday
afternoon filed suit in district court
here praying for Judgment against
the county in the sum of s2.aO'.
The plaintiff alleges In his petition
that he has received no compensa.
tion for nor emolument from the
office since October /. 1918; that
the order suspending him from Of
flee until the determination of GER
tain matters alleged against him In
an accusation filed by the grand
Jury. was issued over the protest
and without the consent. approval OF
direction OF the plaintiff.
Violation of the penal statue In
volving moral turpitude was charged
in the accusation rendered by the
grand jury.
A claim for back salary for the
time he was suspended from office
recently was filed with the board 0
county commissioners. The clail.
was not allowed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-25
LOCAL ELECTION
TOMORROW; VOTE
ON SCHOOL. LEVY
Board Education Asking for Increase
In Levy for Maintenance OF
Schools: Name Two
Voting Places

Tomorrow the voters OF Chicka'
sha school district will 20 to the
polls and vote on increasing the au'
thorlzed FIVE mill levy IN this dis
trict by seven and Il half mills, Tor
tho maintenance OF the Chickasha
schools for the coming fiscal year
There will be but two voting
places. The central voting booth
for those living within the city I'm
its will be the city hall. while the
voters in Chickasha school district
outside OF the city will cast then
ballots at the ball park.
In speaking Of the election TINS
morning, II. II. Barefoot. chairman
of the board OF education said II
we have nine months schoo
here during the coming fiscal year, j
Is absolutely necessary that the peo
ple vote the increase In the levy
which is asked. This totals IL S'l'
mills only. There isn't a town II
Oklahoma the size of Chickasha Una
is At this time operating its schoo
system on less than a ID mil levy
"Chickasha's school system Is re
cognized everywhere as one OF TN
hest, IL not the best In the stat
and the fact that the system ma
that favorable reputation has broush
and is bringing many Desirable ran
lilies to this city. The people are
believe. willing to vote this auu
tional levy to pay for such sy'
fem Of schools, They should d.
for our school system is one OIL III
biggest assets of the city. Chiek'
sha is being recognized as a scho'
town. because of the splendid pu
lie school system and the okiah
ma College for Women. the poa'
Of education has carefully made u
budget and We ask that the peop
Of Chickasha support it,.