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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-02
An Ordinance

The ordnance passed at an adjourn
ed meeting, July Is, 1920, in regard
10 Auto Parking, was amended by
striking out provisions in the last
mart of Section 1, so as to read as
follows:
of Council of the City OF Paris,
Kentucky, that it shall be unlawful
for any person, firm or corporation
TO mark an automobile or auto truck
or other vehicle, on Main Street IN
the CITY of Paris, between the cor
ner of Main and Broadway and the
intersection of Main and Ninth
streets, between nine o'clock, a. m.
and nine o'clock, p. m, for a longer
period than thirty (30) minutes at a
time.
9. 1t shall be unlawful for any
nerson. firm or corporation to park
any automobile or auto truck, or
other vehicle on Third street,
Fourth street, Fifth street, Sixth
street, Seventh street, Eighth street,
between Pleasant street and High
street, on any of said streets except
on the south side of said streets be-
tween Main and Pleasant, and on
the north side of said streets be-
sween Main and High streets.
8. All cars parked around the
Court House square and on Broad.
way shall be placed with the rear OF
the cars to the curb, and as near to
the next car as possible with due re-
gard to safety.
A. The word spark" as used in
this ordinance shall mean the leav-
ing of a car or other vehicle, wheth-
or occupied or attended or not.
s. Any person guilty OF viola
hon of this ordinance, shall, upon
conviction, be fined in any sum not
less than 81 90 nor more than $4,000
for each offense.
E. B. JANUARY, Mayor.
Attest:
2. W. HAYDEN, Clerk.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-02
WARNS NEW CAR OWNERS

Thomas Squirrier, of Louisville,
special representative Of the automc-
bile department of the State Tax
Commission, was in Paris recently,
assisting Leon Smith, field agent for
the Commission, in checking up the
garages to see that the numbers on
license plates CORES
ponds with the registration receipts
held by the owners.
Anyone who buys a car and does
not make the proper transfer In the
County Clerks Office is subject to a
fine of $40 and the transfer Is not
made legally, according to Mr.. Spur
rier.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-02
AGENTS WANTED

We want a lady or gentleman
agent to handle city trade In Parls'
and other good cities. This is =,
wonderful opportunity, as you VIII
be retailing the genuine j. X. Wat-
kins Products including WATKINS
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo, Garda Face
Powder, Fruit Drinks and over l3f
other products. Write to-day ior
free sample and particulars.
THE J. R. WATKINS CO.,
(2-2t) 81 Memphis, Tenn.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-02
FOB MAYOR

VOTE FOR THE FIRST NAME
ON YOUR BALLOT, AND YOU WILL
VOTE FOR A MAN WHO HAS HAD
EXPERIENCE IN CONSTRUCTION
WORK, AND WHO WILL SAVE
THE TAXPAYERS A LOT OF
MONEY, AND HAVE BETTER AND
MORE SANITARY STREETS.
t2e-st) F. E. NELSON.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-02
WILL BE ON THE JOB

Vote for r. ED BEDFORD Xxi
I HAVE MADE BUT ONE PLEDGE
AND THAT is TO THE PEOPLE OF
BOURBON COUNTY. PLEDGE a
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. AND
WILL INSIST THAT MY BOOKS BE
ANNUALLY AUDITED. AND ALL
MY DEPUTIES WILL BE UNDER
BOND.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-02
M. PEALE COLLIER,

FOR SHERIFF OF BOURBON co.
IHAVE TRIED TO CONDUCT ny
CAMPAIGN ON A HIGH PLANE.
MAKING NO CHARGES AGAINST
ANYONE. AND I HAVE UNWAVER-
ING FAITH IN THE INTELLI-
GENCE OF THE PEOPLE OF MY
COUNTY.
BOB GnKEY. DOUG THOMAS.
DEPUTIES.
Canada has Is colleges/for higher
education.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-02
VOTE FOR 10. B. SMITH

VOTE FOR 10. B. SMITH FOB
TAX COMMISSIONERS IS A VOTE
(tf)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29
st. francis.

8orlebte @ode lit bodtp. 8farrer
SOS. Mmbnl1en nod elmer an ibm III
ct. Saul borgenommeren Mugenope-
ration niieber IN unierer Mitte ein=
.getroffen, llrb tDl1rbe bon Der @emetn=
be in ber5lider 8eiie begrmBt.
Samilie &erma11n Denae berbra6=
tie BEN borleBten 5o1rntag bel in Seem
Muni1 %mpbnen6en gertpan6ten.
Norbert S6oener nn6 @attin ma-
rem Sonntag Bier BET 8erDanbten 5t
i@nIte.
: @idoro,ber iieber Sabre alte Sobn
Ser 6amilie Sen, 0iten6orf, m1trbe
nod Sem ct. Hapbael's Sospital in
ct. Gloub gebradt, no er ii6 elmer
Operation urter5og, Sic einen gin-
fttgen 8erla1f nabm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29
wef union.

Nm Counting, ben 9. Dftober miro.
Die bielige ct. Merins @emein0e a1s
sldBlid Der gliidliden 8ieoerfebr III
res Gfarrers, bes bodm. 9errn So
lepb Builder, pelder lekfen Stunt Ell
ne Beiu9sreiie nod ieiner often Set
mot III Del1tldlanb antrat, Elm @e=
1teirbefeit beranitalten.
Syrar GILBERT Nii6ert nnb 9obter.
2aurn limb nod mebrere Gage lans
gem geinde ibrer ii ben 8tpilings-1
t1oten %pobneuben gertDanoten tpie=
Ser babeim eingetroffen.
9ebrer @eorg Marfbaler nnb I'll,
bert MeortbaIer mobrten 0em ii 81
|r,oio obgebaltenen Begrdbnifie zines
Neffen Bel.
Mpbons gentfiel6 lit nod mebrere
Gage oal1ernoem geiude bel ieqif1er1
Bier mobner1bm @Itern, S. s. Sent
ftelb nn0 @aftin anf fein Mrbeitsfe1o
It'll ct. gal1I 3ltridgeffefbrf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29

unlerer Nfarrfir1e bollenoet, benz
mad ndbrenb Der DC. Maiiiions5eit oos
8ottesbaus i'm berrlihen aidte pra11-
gen miro.
8alter Winter fat nuf ieiner Gsarm
Die Ct bon. leinem 8uter faufte, nit Ell
ner eleftriiden 2idtanlage Deridoilr-
ern laiien.
Jrau Mngoalena Glang eritattete
ibrer In Cote @enrD nobnenoen God
ter, 5rau gb. 8ropn einen mebrta-
gigen 8eluh.
Matbias 2oubab tpurbe bon ieirer
@ottin NIT ei1em %itra1nn1en 50bnden
beidenff, mo5lt llniern @liidmunid.
Sri. Maria Scope bon Seem Dorf
balt iib bier-bei ibrer 5bmelter, Sri.
@elenu Scope, befubstpeiie aui.
Mrnolb g6negma1tn urb George
'Salbert linD bon ibrer nab Mabno-
men gemadten 8eiudSto11r 5eitig mad
bier 5l1riiidgefebrt, Inn ii9 bic 5riibbte
Der FL. Miiiion ni6t entgeben 5u lai=
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29
5prino bin.

Gnrl Challenger bat bo111 &riegs-
oeparten1ert IN 8aibington Nad)ridf
erbalten, baB Sic 9eihe leines Sob
mes @eorg $. Stalberger, me1der IL
ether 5b1adt anf raBofiidem Sc
biete Sen Sob fur's Bater6anb 1tarb,
nm lie. September in Sobofen, Netp
gorf, e~ingetroffen lei. Die 2eidfe miro
IN ben erifen Engen bier ertDnrtef nr1o
NIT miilitdriihen gbren a11f bern btez
ligen @otfesafer beigelest meroen.
sSn Ser 6an1ilie 8liberf Mtbn1a11l1
fanb eiin geinnbes G0ddterben nil,
%fon1n1ene Mufnobme, fDo5l Die begllldss
ten @ltern pielieitige @%rofulattioonryesrt
enfgegennabI1en. .#
Otto glringe BON Melroie bat o 81
eIeftriiiIdfe MISUNDERSTANDING N
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29

nnlb .ipobnte lpaiiter Bis 81 ieirem Tint
alg nod St. glolsb III sanf Centre.
Drei 5obne, 6Sra15 bon Nortb yafi-
ma, @eorg bon Siafis, gouaro pom
Minneapolis nrb cine 8od)ter 5pal1
Mo1a Sobnlon BON Buffalo, Mtnn.,
'iiiberleben i'm. Sic 2eiAe tpnroe nt1
Gien1tag nod 0lafts in Die Wobnu1pg
IIe,iinves Sobnes Georg alno nnoerenEa-
aes bon sort nod 5ul1f Centre &C..
braht, unh nod einen morgers relt11
.llbr in Ser 81. Bauls Stride bonn
bodap. &errn Mr5t gebaltenen Seelet1-
ante ouf Dem bieiigen @ottesofer I'M
ter GROCER Getlnobrne beeroigt: Mfo-
qe Ser B%er5torhene, Der It6 pabreno
ieiner mtqen 2ebens5eit als e6te1t
Menidenfre11n0 ertpies, ruben in
Srieoen!
Mabreno zines Dienltag lebter $50
die i1 Ser st. @auls Stride bonn
bodm. Hfarrer q. Mr5t geboltenen
Brortomtes lieBen ibren Sreublno
burd BrieItersbanb iegnen Seinrid)
6. Mobrer bon Ml1tlanb, g. g., nn6
SRI. Maria Mifels, Sobter Der 6rau
Subert, unter Deren gaitlidem Sb-
sod i'm trauten gertpanbtenfreiie bic
So6aeit gefeiert muroe, tpobei bas
iunge 3aor, bas iein Seim anf Der
Tarm oes Brdntigams IN 6ntlono,
g. g., maden mirb, Die ber5liditen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29
st. Joieph.

Sim Jreitog meroen Ole Mngebote
fit @inrihtu11g elmer Mb5ugs=
fanals= M%nsbebnung i'm @iaage ct.
.Soiepb ge0ffnet tperben. Dieie Mns=
bebnung miro annabernb go SUB be-
trogen.
Sobn 2auermarn, 5obn Ser bier
lpobnenoen camille Solepb 2a11er-
mann, melber in ben Greet Mortbern
Bubnperffltatten ar ct. glpub 8e-
iddftignng bat, lit in Der bortigen
ct. Marienfirde an Dienitag nit
SRI. Slibia 2auer berbeiratet morben
ltro miro BET Der Ma1tter feiner @at=
tin 1pobnbaft fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29
5auf Rdpios.

Die Witglieoer Der Beiigen San=
belsfammer baben 8orbereitnngen
fir einen b~iesiabrigen 2pcel1ms Club
getroffen. Ser &nrins miro aus bier
Stimmet1 be1teben Observation-Disclosures
Mummerr beiteben, nnb Die erite ion
l5nmitag, ben Is. 9ftober, gegeben
tper0en.
eric Blal, mel9er III Der 8atab
Hapiermiible angeiteQt lit, erlitt am
Montagmorgen BET Der &anobabung
elmer Maibine einen nnfaa, barob er
nab Dem ct Mapbaels &ospital IN
glo116 gebra6t 1pl1r0e, mo er un=
ter ar5tliber 8ebarblung iid langfam
bon ieirem 2etben erbolt.
2ebten Donneritogmorgen lit Sobn
Senbef, Sobn Ser bier nobnenbe1
Gamilie Spbn Senbef, i'm Sitter bon
Al Sabren, einem langtpierigen Set
ben erlegen. Samitag fan6 Die Seer
:6ignng auf Dem bieiigen 5rieobofe
ltatt.
Die Mitglieber ser 5al1f &api6s
@anbelsfammer baben tire Bldne fir
etnen 2Deenm=&urius, bet pdbren6
Ser @intermonate i'm Sblh-Muoito=
rum %1tattfinoen ion, bonenbet. Nm
Is. Sftober miro Die critic Summer
Dor 1i6 geben, Ser Die 5tpeite an 25.
.0ftober folgen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29
st. VichoIds.

Die 5l1m Belten Der Stride I'M gr0s
geIdoB oes @%otesbauies beranltaIte=
Lite &artenpartie mar iebr gut bein9t
nn0 batte einer 5ufrieoeniteuenben
@rfolg. nniere M1tiffapeGe trug our
@rbeiterung Ser nnterbaltung Dor
unb nod Dem @ortenipiel Bel. Sen
erlten Mdnnerpreis erbielt 8ilbelm
&%ommerbing, Sen eriten grauerpreis
Jron 2eonaro Sobannes, Sen eriten
SungmGnnerpreis Sen. Sdmarb nnb
6en eriten Md00denpreis Gdcilin
Hanid. Mit Dem Iebten Nreile tplr6e
gi6. Sbreiner bebndt.
SSn Ser Samilie SSobanr 6aber fnn6,
lein gelunbes 3pilingsp6rden elm
Sub uno Elm MGoden, miGfommene
Mnfnobme. Motbios MoD muroe bon
|ieiner Coffin nit einem ber5igen
Ma6den beidenff, nn6 III Der Sann<
lie Sen. 9tommes itelte iih Elm
5Dbn6en Elm. Sen ein5el-
men TamiIien muroen ber5lide Slid
piinibe entbpten.
Mnna 8mirntarn. melhe BEL Ser.
|Soiepb @orte Sarnilie in 8ienft itano,
lit nod ibrem Seim III 6arming 5n,
riidgefebrt.
2ebrer l1nb Sraaniif Soiepb @orte
unb 2ehrerin &athnrina 6SSiirlt maren
lebten Canning in @eiddften nod
Der gountp &anpf1tabt.
Dieie ISOLDE Mitttpobaben6 miro
Der &irden6or ibre r%egelmaBiqen lie.
1n1aen pieber a11fnehmen, unb es 1T
5n boffen, DaR oie nit gntem 5timrn=
organ begnnoigten Sanger unb Gam
aerinnen iih regelmaBiq 5n ben lie
|bnngen einfinben per6en.
l1n1ere Wlitffnpene bat ie6en SSret=
tagnber,b reaeImGRiqe l1ebnnaen, ipdb=
reno iene Mitq1ieber. Bic 1peaieaer
Nodphilfe bebiirfen. iih ba5lt nod ar1
Weontag oben6s einfinoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29

Itoo letter Modee. einen 5dlaganfal
erlitt. Darob CT nab bent Sospital &C.
bradt tp1roe, no i'm Der COB BON let
nem 2eiben erIo}te. Ser 8abingeidie-
bene m,,rbe pors87 Sabren In Rbeias-
beim, @roBber5pgtlm 8aoen, 9eutihi
Iorb, qeborer. SSn 1884 t%parroerte CT.
in oieies 9anb Elm, batte Buffalo, gt.
g., als lein critics Seim, bon no CT
nod einigen Monaten mad Aetrolt,
Wtih., bon bort rnb Maufeegan, ST.,
unb an 1. Suli 1856 nod ct, Glono
un13og. SIN Oftober 1857 berebeli9=
tie ct lib NIT aatborina 5durmann,
ole linn nor bier Sabren In Die @rntg=
felt poranging. SIN ct. glpno nto.
mete CT ii6 benz 5bmieoebanotperf
uno belorgte bie Mrbeit fir Die Stage
Gpmponp. melbe Sen Sransport bon
ct. glonD mod @eorgetomn, Minn..
be1orgte. ssn &omme De Tere, ltnipett
5ergus Sails. lieB er ii6 nit ietner
@uttin in 1860 nteber, no er it'd bem
Nadtoienlt fir oie Stage Complaint
mibmete, bis Ser Ausbr1t9
III 1862 ibn 5tparg, nod ct. @lono
5rtriiildf5ufebren, 100 er nit 1etnem
Bruber @eorg Serberger in 1869 e1=
ne grouerei eriinbete, Sic betoe big
1869 in 8etrieb btelten. Sooann lag
er orei Sabre in Sen Counties Sooo
inns Dol,alos ser 2anbmirtIfaft oh,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29
5duf Centre.

Sn ct. &opfnel's Sospital 5u ct.
glolo lit ON Montagmorgen Conrad
@eore Serberger, tpelber IS LANCE
Sabre at sen 9%eipobnern DonStearns
County eeborte, bemnod gu BEN fritz
belten 9ioniere oieies County, gered-
net merben ml1B, aus bem 2ebet ge=
id}ieoen. Ser Geritorbene geb6rte lett
ben letten brei Sabren su Ben Sniai=
fen I'M ct. Solepbs Mltenbeim bel ct.
GIo,tb, in melder Mnltalt er an 9ien=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29

MEGEEEGp BHAiE%H
@Iuiidfipiinibc entgegennabm. Me0ge
ben Neupermabblter Der Gle. ME 5ull
8ebeltnn0 meroenl ..
Das ied,s Sabre alte Sobnben ber
Ganrtlie Oscar Sobnan geriet Witte
lester @obe nit oer Sdulter apilben
Die Naiiber eines Mntomobils l1nb MUIR
sc berart nerlett, baB es 5~eitlebens
berfruppelt fem miro. !.
s1 elmer iiingit abgebaltenen Ser
lammlung Der 9anoelsfatnrter bran=
gen Sic Mitglieoer in Die &ernn bonn
eine ipe5iele 8abl alr Ser
ansgabnng bon Bombs, Die fir 0ffent-
'lihe gerbeiierl1ngen bertpenbet mer-
Ben ionen. an5nberallmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29
st. u1arti11.

eSu1 p%oraerIdften Sitter BON 80 Sob
rem lit am 5amltagmorgen &einrih
2oosbroef, Bionier-@uufmann bieier.
Ort1huft, bon eiirrem feds @ohen Ian,
Gen 3eioen, qeqen oas Sic bette ar8t-
Iihe 6iIfe nihfs al Iehten permohte,
a11s sem 2eber, ae1d1ieben. Ser SER
bIidene mtrbe in 1889 in Sonnn6
oeboren. bon mo er oIs neIernter Wf0-
bel1hreiner i'm sitter nm 5ipbaphn
eesohrpn in .0ieies Qonh fnm ,,n6 III
II gn1h,,m,p esomo nipnprriph mn.
o. hia Ann esohrp 1857 nprhIiph g.,
iener geit herIeotp Or {pin !Spim nod,
st morfin MGhrp11h hpr Mnmini.
ifrotion 6pg N%r6ii6erten !6onps. murine
e. olg Noifmeiifer non at mnrtin
ernnnnt meIhes Wrnt or Elm NiprteI.
iohrh1nbert beibehielt. M1,h hpflei=
F6efe er 6ng gpn1tobIe.glmf zine geif-
lon6 nn6 oehGrfp ser shuIbphGrne
|nIg mifnIipS an mit 6pr@oftin hptrm,
er11 ohf climber 6en Sos zines ouoe.
ln1ein beliebtpn mnnnes ner iich nI5
treuer @atte uno fiirlorqIider 9oter
nqh alien Nihtunaen hin erbrobte.
|Ook in INN Elm frp1ter Menifen=
|freu1b al Brobe oetrnqett tpar6e. be-
tpies sic aroBe Eeilnahme an ieinem
|8edr4bniiie. 6og Dienitoamoraen nod,
Ieinem in Ser hie1ioen 8farrfirde bonn
hodtp. 8forrer Is. @1aer. S. g. S..
|nm 8 ubr aefoltenen seelenamte
itotHtfnn6 MSnp ser Ner5torbene ria
Zen II 0rie6eni
@eIeaenfIih npr hier 5nnnton nnr
Is 9nnen. hei }hnnifer mitter,,nG MN
|6pn WitnIiebprn Ser miiiinng1pipIis
5hoft neron1toItpten aeitlifhffpif a.
rpiGhtp So Observation-Disclosures hp, ho-
hen Wptroo nm Stanns
ar ao,,i5e Qiriter MN @i,,oto,
81 8 pr1fottptp Nor nprnn,opr,n Wn.
NO ono, ,o,nt,hoftIIheg Mei,,%
No,,fa,,troftor 81 mor1 nan M;4.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29
Rice.

Srou Seinrid Miller biibte' Sam-
ltaa bel einem l1rfau einen Sell III
res redtn Nalmens etn, als lie 1ad-
Dem lie Sic Stride beiudt nn6 tbre
@infaufe een1adt batte, Die NferOe
sl,r Seimfabrt Iosbinben tpolte, tpo-
bel SOS Sell Iid MN ibren 9aun1et1
ipannte. giner ser HferOe 5og an lno
oag Sell rib Sen oberen Sell oes
San0dIteOes meq.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29

III ben 3miaingsltaotett at ldrtgerem
8ei1lde. ],
Sic bon Ser bielisen Ml1iiftapelle
peranlialtete &artenpartte IN gerbi1t-
Dung nit ganspereniigen bette et1'e11
guten 3uiprud.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-07

favored mixed schools, but there is
decided record that he was not op-
posed thereto. So far as can be ascer-
tanned this question only came before
the legislature once while Mr.. Stovall
was member, Upon that occasion Mr..
Stovall outrageously failed the white
people OF Virginia. This was on Feb
ruary 2, 1872. The bin creating what
is now the Virginia Polytechnic lnsti-
tute at Blacksburg was before the
HOUSE, Exams of negro Jury fame Of
fered an amendment providing that
mo student should be denied admis-
sion to said institute on account of
race, color Of previous condition of
seryitude," (See House Journal 1871
IL, page 1922 The purpose Of this
outrageous amendment and its eff
feet would have been to have made
Virginia's great agricultural college
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-07
WEEK OF PRAYER
Missionary Societies of N. E. Church
TO Observe Week of November
Sixth To Twelfth

All plans are made for the observ-
ance of the week of prayer by the
Missionary Societies of N. f. Church
South. Are you ready? This is pre-
eminently the season of our mission
airy year. 1t is hoped as fir as possible
that all members of the different
societies will be present at these SER
vics.
All Missionary Women Of other de-
nominations are most cordially in
vited to attend these exercises and
enjoy them with us.
Following is the program for the
week.
Monday, 5 p. M, leaders, Mrs.
Charles Smithers, Miss Bell Brown
ing.
Tuesday, p. M, leaders, Mrs.
Robert Goods, Mrs. William Goods.
Wednesday, p. M, leader, Mrs.
Roland Goode.
Thursday, 8 p. NJ, leaders, Golden
Links.
Friday, 8 p. M, leaders, Young
People and Busy Bees.
Everything is in readiness. But
remember with it all, pray much and
give literally.
The sermon last night by the Rev
DR.. REGISTER, was very forceful and
was the opening of the week Of
prayer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-07

a mixed, monerel, negroid institution.
it is hard to see how any white Eir-
ginian could have done other than
have fought such proposal with all
of his energy and vigor. And yet on
a recorded vote on Evans amendment,
Mr.. Stovall failed to vote either way.
although he must have been present
rs he answered the roll cali immedia
tely preceding that vote and the roll
call Immediately following that vote.
Some of those present last night
knew of this record and therefore
should be pardoned for smiling at Mr..
Anderson's disclaimer for the Repub-
lican party OF negro influence in their
councils. Particularly is this true when
Col. Stovall still holds rank in that
party as evidenced by his selection as
chairman Of last nights meeting and
his presentation to the audience by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-07
Business and Professional
Women's Club

The entertainment committee Of
the Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club has announced being so
fortunate as to secure the presence
of Judge Kathryn Sellers, of the
Juvenile Court Of Washington, to
speak before the November meeting
of the club to be held tomorrow
night at 7 o'clock in the Chamber of
Commerce auditorium. Judge Sellers
will talk on pending legislation for
the establishment of juvenile clinic
in the District Of Columbia.
Mrs. ]. K. Bowman OF Richmond,
president of the Virginia Federation
of the Business and Professional We
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-07
Democratic Organization
Perfected

Richmond, Va, Nov. Now that
the gubernatorial campaign in Vir-
GINA is nearing its close. IT is general.
ly recognized by the Democrats OF
the State that there has been per-
fected one of the most perfect poll
tical organizations that has been seen
in Virginia in the last twenty years.
The work has been more or less
quietly undertaken, while that Of the
Republicans has been shouted and
proclaimed from the house tops.
Among the most effective arms
operating under the Democratic or
ganization, headed by the State Chair
man and secretary, has been that Of
the campaign committee, of which
General ". W. Sale is the chairman.
General Sale, with his advisory COM
nittee, has been constantly on the job
and, with the same minute perfection
that he displayed in handling the
draft for Virginia during the World
War, and the recognized success with
which he handled Senator Trinkle's
primary campaign, has effectively cor
rallied the Democratic efficiency Of the
various cities and counties of the state
down to the minutest detail of pre-
cinct workers. 4
Recognizing the wonderful oreani-
cation that was effected during the
primary campaign, probably the best
put on in Virginia in many years,
whereby all of the cities and the one
hundred counties had at least some
semblance of organization, while a
large majority of them were fully or
ganized with every precinct. the State
Central Committees advisory sub
committee FASTENED to avail itself Of
General Sale and his organization.
While the Republican organization
has probably had command Of I'M
limited campaign funds and access to
the leading newspapers of the state,
in which they have advertised freely
thereby exploiting their efforts far
beyond their deserts, the result of the
fight will demonstrate beyond any
cavil the efficiency and effectiveness
of the Democrats organization, which
has been under the direction of Cen
eral Y. ". Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-07
UNION SERVICES
Three Churches Unite In Series of
Seryice-Larpe Attendance

Three Churches Unite In Series of
Servic@Large Attendance
Last night the congregations Of
the Methodist, First Presbyterian,
and Trinity NJ. E. Church, met to-
gether in Trinity NJ. E. Church fill
ing up every seat in this large
church to Overlooking, a wonderful
gathering of people the like of which
has not been seen together since the
days Of Gypsy Smith, in this city,
when the Protestant Churches Of this
city united for great campaign.
This great congregation was led IN 2
stirring song service BY the combined
choirs Of the three churches.
Rev. DR.. John Lee Allison, pastor
Of the Presbyterian Church, deliver.
ed a wonderful sermon in his usual
eloquent way, taking as his text,
Luke Nineteenth Chapter Tenth
Verse" The son Of man is come to
seek and to save that which was
lost"
At the close of the sermon many
came forward and knelt at the altar,
wonderful sight. TO see men ana
women coming back to God. A great
many raised their hands for prayer,
all over the congregation.
Rev. Martin and Rev. Mr.. Browne
conducted the service.
These services will continue al!
this week. Tonight the preacher will
be the Rev. Robert Browne, pastor
Of the Methodist Protestant Church.
Everyone welcome. Don't forget the
time, i:3O this ewing. Come.