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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-07
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events. We feel quite fortunate i
having two boys who will no doub
represent L. H. S. in track worl
These boys are Walter Davis in tn
shot put, and Arlington Pearcy i
the discus throw Both of these boy
took part in the events last year an
will no doubt win a name for them
selves this year.
Wayde Grinstead is out of schoo
on account Of sickness.
The Sophomores had a debate il
English class Friday on class repre-
sentation in the student facult,
council.
The agricultural class went t,
Stout's grove last Thursday to judg,
cattle. After this fire was made
and lunch consisting of weinies
! marshmellows, sandwiches and cook
les was served. The class enjoyed
the return on the 1 30 plug.
FRESHMEN NOTES
Otis Gentzler was absent from
classes several days.
The freshmen physical geography
class is planning a hike for next Sat
urday,
George Fielder, a former Fresh
man or L. H. s. is visiting in town
this week. He has been attending
school in Hutchinson.
Glen Moore who was injured in an
auto accident in slowly improving.
John Warner is again in school
after an absence of several days.
ASSEMBLIES
Thursday morning Miss Edison had
charge of the chapel program and
We had each Of the contest numbers
as they were to be rendered at Dodge
City.
Last Fridy morning a few of the
members of Miss Pittman's English
classes gave a very interesting pan
tomine "And the Lamp Went OUT.
The following Sophomores took part
Alice Nichols, Frederick Chairman,
Ruth Goss, ]. P. Wooten, Darline
Grinstead and Lloyd Snyder. Velma
Printz read a paper about April
FOOLS Day.
JOKES
Mr.. Meyer in Physics class speak
ing of coduction.
"The ground is a poor conductor,
especially in the lower regions of it,"
Virgil R. (giving book report
"Well, the first thing they got, why
they got lost"
In history, a discussion abou con-
federate constitution. Mrs. Crowell.
"Any other difference in their con-
stitution and ours Lee, before you
go to sleep" N
Miss Edson's favorite saying dur
ing the opperetta practise: "For
he love of Pete, people snap into it."
In history referring to confederate
government. Mrs. Crowell: Suppose
thea confederate government had
stood. How would that effect us?
Alva Cain: eve would be living
on the boarder."
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-07
PUBLICATION SUMMONS

First published April z, 1872 l.
STATE OF KANSAS To:
Mrs. M. E. WEIGH and H. G. WEIGH
her husband. You and each of you
are hereby notified that you have
have been sued in the District Court
Of Seward County Kansas, in an &C
ton wherein Harry Hartman is
plaintiff and you and each Of you
are defendants, and that you must
answer the petition filed by the
plaintiff on or before the 21st day of
May, 1921, or said petition will be
taken as true and judgment will be
rendered against you and each of
you for the sum of $1157.11, with
interest at the rate of ten percent per
annum from March ~, 1921, until
paid, and foreclosing mortgage of
plaintiff upon the following describ-
ed real property to-wit:
Northeast quarter (NEA) Section
fourteen (14), Township thirty
three 1881 Range thiry-four (S4)
Seward County. Kansas,
and ordering said premises sold with
out appraisement to satisfy said
judgment and costs of suit, and
barring and foreclosing you and each
Of you and from any and all right,
title, interest or estate in or to said
lands or any part thereof and for
such other relief as to the court may
seem proper and equitable.
Given under my hand and seal OF
office this 7th day Of April, 1921.
F.tO. RIND0M,.
(seaD Clerk Of the
S9 District Court,
l2tlce Seward County, Kansas
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Liberal, Seward County. Kansas, April =, 1921

short talks about the trip to Dodg,
After this Agatha Printz presente,
to the school the cup won by the sex
tette.
Mr.. Hunt gave one of the most in
teresting and instructive talks givei
in chapel his year. His subject, wa,
Exceeding the Speed Limit" Mr.
Hunt has taken great interest il
work, and always brings US some
thing good.
Much discussion has taken plac,
in chapel the last two mornings or
the question of increasing the mum
Der Of the Student-Faculty Advisory
Board. The first amendment was
that two new members should be
elected, one from the Senior class
and one from the Junior class.A sub
stitute amendment was later given
which was that the two members
should be elected from the student
body and not from classes.
This substitute was voted down
and now action is to be taken on the
original amendment.
GENERAL
The operetta "Bul Bull" will be
given Friday evening, April 8. This
is put on by the high school people
and is under the direction of Miss
Edison. Come and spend an evening
with music and fun.
The representatives of L. H. s.
in piano, reading and voice together
with the sextette went to Dodge City
Friday and succeeded in bringing
back a new cup to be added to our
collection. Mildred Cure won second
in piano and the sextet won second
place.
1t is not every one that can be in
the movies, no matter how high their
hopes. Miss Alice Nichols a member
of the Journalism class has the eN-
perience this week of seeing herself
in the movies. She says the exper-
rience is not altogether satisfactory
and that she can see many in which
she could have been improvd. She
stated that so many scenes were
poor and this made the reel much
shorter than it should have been. ,
Alice was very complimentary to
the journalism class even saying that I
all her future success as movie star
would be due to her training in Jour
anlism class.
The assignment in the Journalism
class for last Tuesday was an inter-
view. Each student was asked to in
,erview some one on question of
school affairs. Some of the teachers
we're interviewed and a numbr of
business men gave opinion on diff
ferent school matters.
The high school students appreci-
ated the kindness of Mr.. Larrabee
md Mr.. Ellsaessor in taking the con-
,estants to Dodge City last Friday,
SOPHOMORE NOTES
Helen Wilson was absent Monday.
Mia Hill is absent this week.
A number of Sophomores are
practising hard in the track and field
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-07
SELLS HALF INTEREST 4.
IN PULLMAN CAFE

Roy Johnson sold a half interest
in the Pullman Cafe last week to H.
N. Witt. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson and
little daughter will leave soon for
visit to Tuscon, Arizona where Mr..
Johnson's father is living. Mr.. Witt
will look after the cafe during Mr..
Johnson's absence.
A change has been made in the
arrangement of the cafe which great
ly improves the appearance. A num-
Der of small tables have also been
added.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-07

Atty. Mark Adams of Guymon was
in the city Friday on business and to
visit his sister, Mrs. Walter Edding-
ton who is in local hospital recov-
ering from an operation.
Mrs. Georget W. Fielder and son,
George, Jr., arrived in the city Fri
day night for few days while Mr..
Fielder is here looking after his
piano business. Mrs. Fielder says her
son, Stanton is in Bethany college at
LinsBorg studying voice and he is get
ting along splendidly and his teach
ers look for him to be one Of the sue
cessful students.
Emerson Listers and Lister Guilt
vators at less than last years prices.
Thos. W Cav. 41t4c
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Hackett and
little son returned to their home IN
Hutchinson Monday after visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w
s. Bangs and other relatives.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-07
First Published April z, 1921
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

State Of Kansas, Seward Cocnty, IS
In the Matter of the Estate Of D..
F. Wooden late of Stevens County,
Kansas.
Notice is hereby given that on the
23rd day of July, 1920, A. D., the
undersigned was, by the Probate
Judge of Seward County, Kansas,
duly appointed and qualified as
guardian Of Glenn D. Wooden, Leila
M. Wooden, Willis W. Wooden, Mel
vile Wooden and LaFaun Wooden.
minr heirs Of d. F. Wooden late Of
Stevens County, deceased.
All parties Interested will take
motto and govern themselves accord
ingly X,
42t5c Guardian
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-07

About 4 month ago there was
change in the occupant OF the presi
dents chair at the White House, ant
now a new president is doing hi
duty as pilot Of the U s.
His picture should hang in ever!
school building aond it is only du'
respect on the part of the, students
to see that his picture is in the schoo
Ex-president Wilson's picture i
still hanging jim the study hall. Tha
is alright, but we should have Hard
ing's picture hanging there too. i
will cost very little on the part Of the
Students to get good portrait OF the
president. Five cents from each stu
dent will easily buy and frame such
a picture.
It might be we'll in the meantime
to get pictures of Washington, Lin
coin, Mckinley and Roosevelt That
however, can be considered later on,
but the picture of Harding should be
obtained at once.
SENIOR SCRIBBLES
My, we're proud Mrs. Crowell
has pronounced the fact that Ken
meth Hill is silver tongued orator.
Blonde, your name should have
been Bryan"
It is rather amazing to see that in
dividuality or rather the originality
of some of the Seniors when it comes
to letted writing. See Alva for we'd
ding announcements.
The Normal Training girls made
two rural visits to north and south
Wideawake, last Friday. They re-
ported that they were all ciphered
down even to Merle and Chalmer,
who took them out there. "Now
shame on you"
sensible
Enthusiastic
Noble
I-llustrious
O-ratorical
respectful
Seniors
The Juniors are we'll pleased with
the success of the contestants. at
Dodge City Friday. Mildred Cure,
Junior, took second place in piano.
The sextette also got second place
and Agatha Printz a member of the
sextette and our vocal soloist is also |
4 Junior
Gertrude Warner is absent from
school on account of illness.
lila Wilson is back in school after
school after an absence due to Hines
Mae McGregor spent the week end
visiting Hazel Massoni at Kismet.
English vi classes are taking up
he study of Shakespeare's Twelfth
Night.
The second hour American History
class has been fighting the battles
IF the Civil War. So far none have
been injured.
Margaret Stoufer has returned to
school after an absence du to illnss.
Monday morning Mildred Cure,
Agatha Printz and Mr.. Meyer gave
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-07

MISS Madge Crammer who ha
been in a critical condition at hos
pital in Liberal as the result of al
operation for appendicitis, is report
ed slightly improved. Her grand
mother, Mrs. Chas. Barker was call
ing there last week. Meade friend
hope for speedy recovery-Meadt
Globe-News
K. o. Bodine of Niagara is a Lib
eral visitor this week.
Mrs. Dow Mitchell and two sons
Guy and L. D., left Monday fol
Kansas City where they will visit for
a short time with Mrs. Mitchelrs
mother, Mrs. L. D. Cobb and other
relatives.
Mrs. c A Weber and little son
were down from Hayne Monday on
business.
R. j. Terwilliger and Ray Meyer
motored to Anthony last week to
look after business matters and to
visit relatives. They returned to Lib
eral Friday night.
Mary Fisher and D. F. Crawford
and daughter Molly of Tyrone visit
ed Sunday at the home of Robert
Meanwhile. Mrs. Roy McMinnville
and baby returned home with them
for a short visit.
W. G. Hubbard and family were
over from Moscow Sunday visiting
relatives and looking after some
business affairs.
Mrs. Dollie Hill-Cook and baby
went to Tyrone Tuesday for short
visit with friends.
Peter Smith under went a success
operation on his left eye Monday at
a local hospital.
Mrs. Byers who has been at a To-
cal hospital for the past few weeks
returned to her home northwest of
Liberal Monday.
Mrs. George Stuman who under
went successful operation at 10
cal hospital about two weeks ago,
was able to return to her home Tues
day, south of the city.
r. M. Jones who has been i'll for
the past several days is able to be !
at work again.
Mrs P. A. Specht of Kismet came
in the last of the week for several
days stay in the city for a series of
chiropractic treatments.
Mss Icie Huglew of Balko, is in
the city this week taking chiroprac-
tic adjustments.
Fred Welch and family and j. A.
Smallwood and daughter Helen Wis
tied Sunday at the home of Mrs. M.
v. WEIGH.
D. M. Fox of the Democrat office
left Tuesday for Colorado on few
days business trip.
G. j. Osborn of Spearville was
among the out of town visitors in
the city the last of the week.
L. A. Dean Of Pratt was bust
ness visitor in Liberal the last Of the !
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Gebhardt of !
the Pratt Union were guests at the |
l. N. Pennington home in Liberal
Sunday.
Mrs. C. F Hollar was up from OPP
toma Monday with her baby who is
being given treatments from the este
opath.
The new brick building for the
Exide Battery people is being hur-
ried right along and begins to look
like a real building now.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Adams Of HUI
cotton were in the city Wednesday |
shopping and looking after business
matters.
e. ]. Stutsman has returned to
Wichita after being here for sever
al days looking after business mat
ters.
W. R. johnson Of Coldwater was
here the last of the week attending
to business affairs.
> Miss Bertha Inflow left for Min
nicola Saturday for a weeks visit
with home folks. Miss Inflow stays
at the Irwin home.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-07
*Einicky Folks"

Noet Of our custnanecs
9e "FinicAy Folks-S
or particular delight 10
p'eaae than.
We find that cur mod
ern family laundry ssr-
vice most appeals 10 ths
most particular people.
We're sure, therefore,
4 win appeal to You
You'll appreciate ths
Quakty Of Il, and you'll
b pleased with its econ
omy, too.
And II saves you tim.
% well a0 u1oney-~
= wash and iron every
thing but a few pieces
which you can easily hon
1t home.
Try this new wash-
way-bundle up every
thing that needs washing
and phone Us tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
NO ARRESTS MADE YET
IN TWO HOLD-uP CASES
Bandits Who Nictimizcd rabb and
Saunders Last Week Still
nj IuIuc

NO arrests were made yesterday by
IN" police IN their efforts Ia bring TO
justice the bandits who staged two
caring hoidurs in Richmond last Fri
day and Saturday. Tho first OF these.
al which Robert G. Tabb. oc 4aOi
Floyd Avenue. Was tho victim. oc-
Cured Friday nigh; on Denny street
fulton' while the second. I'm which
James SGnndcvg. young man, living
at ilo North LonbarIy street. wa.
relieved OF IS. took r,ac. on West
I'dnkiin street. ia the hear, or tn.
Gi;ys fashionable reSidrntia! distr,ct.
saturday night.
Mr Tdbb is an Insurance agent ana
was attacked by TWO negroes who
"it .'lr 10 nave seen h!;n ~, tn.
~ Of obtaining chang. for a slu b!li.
~" Mas waiting IN tho vicinity Of
'!i!ih'n ana Denny Streets Whom IN.
wo men demanded that hc hal, ana
ih-ow ~ his hands. He f.ln.c.! :tnd
pGSn' one OF the negroes aE.d. IN.
Eobb"r became !uccnsed a, his action
ana iif"i sho,. which pierced Mr.
abbS coat. IN" Victims cries fnr
I"ip attracted the attention Of -.
'I'i n"SS"Esby. wGo came - tin" scene
Jhn IN" negroes sclmper,i away he
'n't securing any Of th.. money Seq
"fhl SAots w"!. fired by one OF the
h"t f".$ as b." Was runnlnL
S%Ehdcrs Vas robbed OF = IN Tho
.!"'H.r on Nest Franklin street m.
oHth was returning home after hav-
ny p.id . call. when he WAS STONED
ny, 'wp mashed men. who :IaSl,cJ t,f.
l"'s ana demanded that he giro tb.,n
his nancy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
METHODIST PASTOR HOST
70 BOARD OF STEWARDS
Rev. Fred u. C7rn.uIt ImtrrIuins Of
Hcini~ AT HI. Home in Hanover
tSruuc

HcIna"rs o! TIA" board pi stewards
~ ia" l:rOad Street M.ihod.at Caurcu
th.HHult. the pastor, last uight ia
mo parsonage. 2U2I Hanover Avenue.
" / Smitndcal 80 chat r!uaiI: Charles
fhrnc!s adams. recording secretary
and treasurer. ana j. y: barrow.
treasurer az the charity fund
ih" cA"cuilE" committee vi III.
board Is composed Of.
ENeeut,:e-W. r. Siui,hdcpl. j. T.
hnier.pn. 9. g BAILEY. !. z Cnr.s-
tan " l.. Bur;on. RS. Fro. T.
'h'nault F!uauc" " T.. Eurlnn. &.
- iiH."y, T.. II Courtney. l.. II.
,,r'pE, 9. J. adams, = : Gunt"r.
l,rs!" g. g. ha!icy. 9 - Miller l..
II ooshy. br. y 6. Leach SDeial-
Harrow. -. II. Howard j. :
T"h!eS; Iurcha.!nE ! T. anderson,
J. :. Mobiles. " T.. Burton Rrc"r.
ION. " +: Huitpn l.. II cosby. i.
" ii"Il2""S Custodian j t. Au-
n"reon =. y. Roberts. K II. Mark
,"ud tsh":s a. g. H;t!l". y r.
iilrion, lpT y. -. Leach IuluIt yun-
rs J.. r Christian, T.. H. G0urtu.v
g.. 9 !:ntiry. Trustees OF tn. cuufcu
Ir" l.. 7 Christian. Gcor.. Il Whur.
e! ) Nohic" j. T.. Aud-rHon. ! !.
H"rf1", : Northlngtou. g. 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
KENNETH GILPiH WILL BE
HERE THURSDAY MORNING
'"ndidnt" for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4,
'." FROM Nirhn,0nd 10
second District

"'nhcih ~ G!lpin. OF Clarke Com
". chnH date for thu Democratic
h"irin'iion for Li.ut"nant-' Governor
~. ifE!nih VIII arriv" in Richmond
AHisdhy morning for a hricf stty'
re "!!l 80 ~ once 10 his campaign
,,,." l"af l'rs. room III. aiurruy's
note! where he ~ili r"c"iv. r.',r,s
"t ~" rr"gress OF his candidacy as
..'hC"d By numerous trl"rrarng
hEr letters from an E.c,ions OF thn
STAT, aud MAJ" additions to h!s prG
gram 10" Il vigorous ca!npaigr IRON,
no" uniN the votes arc cast In Az
Mr. CHM viii 20 from Richmond
w. IA" s. 'ond District, .yhcr. ne viii
h!l t"E"ral engagements. Much work
",l'apy has been ACCOMPLISHED bv
nc soidi"r Legislator and Garner
rom 'i"r"". via" announced his can
q 'Ih'H carly last year. but he 10
H"lrrm'ncd not Ia allow his cam
ut'En 1" lag IN IL" least because 81
nat mJv hay" been don" in the
lh'' ~" rs now ful'y recovered from
pis 'i'n"S- last SUMMER. ana ready 10
"S"Nn" tn" burdens Of an cxt.npivn
sbc'hin". tour Colonel T. MEG I:ui-
Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
BOY SCOUTS GIVE $500
TO ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
'"rh over Surpln" or E;mpt. stack :
inr Fund for Nerd,

Richmond Roy Scouts .u,ucl roo,
~" 10 the associated Charities ycs-
DAY, ms being practically the en-
,,.ie surplus o: their empty stocking
~" remaining aitcr Il total @: 1900
hi!stnhS Ev" la tho poor BOYS ana
tI'!s or IN" city. II was stipulated
~ the Scouts in turning Over this
aHhd mat - b" used for the assist
h"FppS" TOR which The money was
contributed
! tp;9l OF s2.l2l was contributed
.hHprhH imatcly l.ur0 sghscripcr,,
-DI 'e SlD"kiHSS. Scout Commissions
'i - W Durr"tt treasurer. an
N"Hic"u Yesterday. Ia addition IN.
surplus from 1919. amounting 10 s3g7
"!s "E"". ma King q total Of t252S
"h'rh Was available for the filling OF
~, EinS J surplus % sos was re-
,a.l.'h pH The Scouts in bank for u.s.,
next y-:r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
FiREMAh'S AID CONSIDERS
CHANGES IN ITS BYLAWS
committees Report 4. lizard Wiu re
submitted &" association for
Nniiticniiun

IA' Board OF Directors Of the Fire
,h"n Mutual Ma Ns8ocia,,uu No.
J" u"h' ana discussed "a report
.'.l 'H"'"mm!ti"" "n royts.ou of
h' n.-ia"s TIA" by-lnwg ar. 20 IL.
n@.h"n; "r =" dat. and wl.l hc sub.
','' !. i.l' members Oi 'Hr L.g-
Cation for ratification Trio .tis.
nirhHi'r" Included =. ". iIarlv.,'s
~ T. l'' t.'v.thnI,H and lNr,aa
= 'i''ua"H. ana worked on ia" rcrlslnp
'ur seN"rul months
The. s"ciat!ou whl-h was organ.
''d !n lHi@ has SlnruuG .n 80
VAN u pension roil ~ a.y m,r.urrs.
i-''t' hrrnau cong into IA" acnar,-
,"%N' bco"'n'S AUTOMATICALLY q ,nc,u.
h"r .ni n" aSspcintinu. ana when nc
caves To" department, h. drops Oh,
W no." association. Secretary Jones
tas' H."ht r"puit.d the association 10
h" 90 "sr"ll"u, shape.
M'nh"Ts " 'ho board pr.sou, iaa,
hl"ni were . W iiarhw.c&" urcsi-
gen, l;irhhrd GwIlAmcy. Vice gro-. 3
Hrhl u Ior"s. a"cr"tary. Thour
, ''r'h"r. ". u. 'r"uvhus,. " "
i"Nnos. II. n. Costly. :. +. 'aylor =
S-;"m,ucls g. II FirG TAuun. t.
M'A"hWF. - treasurer. was unable
10 b" present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
SUPREME COURT TO HAND
DOWN OPINIONS THURSDAY
Many Cases of Greatest Importance
Are Under Amusement
by Tribunal.

n" supreme Court Of Virginia wil!
-aHn u""n hpont Il score Of opinions
hHfSddE. which il opinion DAY" It
vas learned last night, Il is not
EnoWn what cases Will hv decided,
"ut = lag" number are under advise
mrut many OF which ar. .. the
:; .;iest Importance.
f.s;crGa! the appeal OF the At
.aniic Coast Line EailroaL company
- iac Southern OF! and Feed M!ils
was tt&G"I ANA submitted The ease
ui WINK" VS.. White WAS partially
argued and continued untii today.
ana the case of BrittOn and E.iucd e"
ne vs. T"rr% was passed uni! IN"
i'iNc cases vii! be considered 10
ia: Tn" first on call is that o: Bar
LaNih and wif" VS. Lion and Nc
lnlEre Trustees. ct ais. concerning
som" r"n! cstat. notes The I:ich-
uIrnI cedar Works appeal from tho
decision - tic Circuit: CDur. OF Nor
folk in favor % Mary i.uc, Iiarpcr.
vino was awarded s25gs coInpc:isa.
zion Cor The death of her husband
uader :Hc WOrkman's Compensation
act VIII also be argued
An award granted ii.nry Cohen by
.h@ iigs:iugs Court OF Richmond
against Tucker SanitoriuIu. Tor s. 900.
also comes Up toGa". The a ward wa,
made because o: burns ahic! II Is
claimed Cohen received from a hot
water bottle applied while IN hos
pital.
C;her cases In call include those Of
tho director-gcneraI of railroads "
'hunl-'r and tho Realty Compan. Of
N.fgtaid -. BarcUn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
Actions Mow Speak
More Than Words
Declares Women Hare
No kick NoW If
Things Don't Suit.

Npinen no longer have the right to
.GHbiNh !; the civic government OF
tn.!r communities does not meet with
ih.ir approval. T. Gary HaddOn.
.neiHh.f OF The House OF Delegates of
IN" Commonwealth. declared last
niHni IN an address before the loo
~" Jay Ward DELEGATIONS of IN.
league -: Women Voters at I:.ncord
Ih.er High School. /: the officers
the government do not perform
the!' 6utE satisfactorily. he said.
me ne" voter. mus; rcc;ify their
mistakes NJ the polk. ana no longer
declare that they are helpless 10 cor
rsrt m?ttcrs.
Mr. Iaddon said il was his opinion
tfiranch!s" OF women as voters
VAS a blessing and no; Il mistake.
re also said that NJ believed thc city
haS Il Eooh city government. but that
ta"Tc has never been a Government
"h.ch could not be improved
Miss Adele Clark preceded MIR Had
d"n 10 the Platform. and declared ina;
IN" LEAGUE OF Women Voters Was :,
non partisan organization and + nro-
poScG 10 Yak" IN all voting women
no inc city Miss Mario I.c. was also
4 speaker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
VIRGINIA RAILROAD ORDERED
TO REPAIR ITS PROPERTY
Corporation t"mnis, sion Acts iftcr
Agreement Win roiomar. Fred
rI.ri. >hmri: and I'IrdIn nMi.

~ !. result 81 q public hearing
ian Gomm,- ,5a - i.,iS;"lnac' ' Frrdd
"ricksbu,g uuI'- ."l'uont l.aIiroad
was ordered - make extensive 10
pairs 70 It's property aud 80 uid con
siderable equipment 10 tAat llr.udy
IN ugc.
The line narrow gauge road
"p"ra'ing b,'w"cu Frrdcr. ks.ilr,.
ana prhn"'. INC commissioners ,ugi-
ne"rs rrnorici That iuI.ntu!uui.c,. is
much deferred amd ,ha, many ncw
cross los and much n.w nan ar.
hetdrd 10 max" the i1adl.l SAT-.
aud cpmp!"!uuutS ass,rtcl that Tni
fnitc!eni "nGiuor and ears ar. us.l
Er"pyri$ !" nand4e the treiEA, omcicL
,.rron n" ttalcn"n, OF Senator ..
0non"r %goT.gk of Ercdo'lck>burr.
'oHhSei Tor th" railroad. fnu, l,Ht
Client WAS willing TO coinrlg Min
,h" ".slr8 ~ th" comm ss.6u. ,A"
parties Prepared am agreed 0ra..,
SWh!gn hr commission w.u .ut,r.
NJ '"S Hnn"t'''"rd of praug. md
" W i:ut2N-r. OF Frrtcri .IlshI,T.,
appeared iur th. rumu,a#uurts