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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
DAD SURRENDERS TO DEMANDS
OF FOUR STRIKING DAUGHTERS
Carlson Family ''Wdlkout'' Ends-Among Rights
Conceded Is Abolition of the O'clock Curfew,
Unlimited Beaux and Callers.

OF friends Of the Striking" family
and the father met with Carlson and
discussed the conditions he would
have TO grant before the girls and
their mother. Who had gone out'
with them in synppthy. would =s.
turn.
Carlson was told that his family
loved him. but had descrtcd him; bag
and baggage last SATURDAY after e
family council In order to lrinS him
10 i realization OF affairs. II hs
agreed TO change his attitude toward
his pretty and popular daughters
they and their mother would at onca
return.
The father. who had become near
iy distracted over the absence. O..
Mrs. Carlson. promised nearly every
thing asked OF hirI. The ''aaii!as
on of tho 'waikou," folkeJcd soon
AFTER tho conciliation Eaard 70.
ported back 10 tho family.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
GRy Universal serrice.l

NEW YORK. Dec. 1o.-Echoes Of
stirring tales OF the freebooters on
the Spanish Main! A fair descenda mt
OF the famous pirate Of $50 years
ago. Sir Henry Morgan. is TO lead
an expedition in quest OF sunkcn
treasure!
Tho lost treasure OF gold plate.
bullion and rare jewels, perhaps
worth a million dollars. lies hidden
under less than sixty feet OF water
IN a littlo secluded bay somewhere
in tho West indies.
e a map. traced with n red fuid--
perhaps blood-outiincs the position
OF this little bay and tells the precise
location OF the treasure.
This man came into tho posses-
sion OF Virginia Morgan. direct
descendant OF tho pirates family. a
Few years ego. Now this pretty girl.
who halls from North Carolina, piana
10 mead nor own expedition TO re-
cover the long lost treasure Of gold
and Eoms. rs stS a. ~
: Preparations for: the, quest are
nearing completion and the band Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
$40 of 5000 Asked For by
Associated Charities Has
Been Contributed.
CASES A r L DESERVING
Score and Half Of Unfortu.
mates Are Dependent OH
Generosity of Citizens.

Cod weather. this. Aud yc are
getting pretty FAR around the circle
toTard Christmas. Have you taken
q look a. the Broad Stree, Christmas-
t'!e? Don't miys II. SEQ o.d SANTA
Clans, all rugged out In his concort-
able ranneig and furs. with his
merry voice and his twinkltnC eyes.
See Tho windows. packed uD with
goodies and thinEs. and zee the happ,.
'h!"nE 0! buyers. who are getting
read 20 spread the Tuiet.de spirit
among their :rtcnds and loved ones.
Nnd ihtn thiH!; about The friends
aTor. the Ten Opportunities" who
are TO be helped along the rough
path Tor another ycar. Two-scor~
women and children are 20 receive,
some cheer. at least. from tn. pep.
Pile OF Virginia.
These ten cases have been fully
looked into b.: the Associated Chart.
;ies. and all of them ar. mos; d..
serving. PICK out the ones that an.
pea! the most pa;h.,!cally and do
what YOU can. Many contributor.
are dividing thc:- gifts between then,
All. which i" nnc. yet there are some.
perhaps who may he more appsalIne
than Others. according to the wav
one look. "a; ii. and no one nerd
hesitate because he hasn', enough
20 spare to 20 al the way around.
tn" n-s; wc.k OF the drive wa.
encouraging. Let the second show
Ip better. 50 'ha- the required
an"u;: may be obtained ahead @,
ii"c. !; l. 50 much better to bc a
ia" ahead o: time in anything than
to he one minute ;Co late. Tho
"cather sharp says ii is going 20 be-
'"'a 'h:' "inte'. Thlnh :rha, ;hac
he"hS 20 ms unfortunate and the
unhappy. Let's make them all ha,nv
BY making toda:'s contributions th..
larGost % any, yet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
INDIAN RUNNERS TO AID
SEARCH FOR AVIATORS
IHv Associatcd rrcss.l

SIN ANTONIO, TENAS, Dec. TO-
MnJor-Gcneral Ed. NJ Lewis. Eight,
Corps area commander. has re-
rucsted tho Governor OF Arizona 10
send out Indian runners Tor III.
reservations. detail OF National
Guard. and have tho civilian popu-
lhtion In Pima aud Maricopa Coun-
ties cooperate In tho search Tor
colonel l.. +. Marshall and Llcutcn-
ant c. l. Webhcr. whose airplane en-
route from San Diego. Cal. TO Fort
Iuachuca. ,Ari2.. disappeared after
having been seen over lIstaclla
Ar:z. last THURSDAY.
Five airplanes left Kelly Field.
Texas, today. ard VIII join tho
squadron OF nine planes already
operating out OF Tucgon. AriE., in.
search for the lost av.atorx.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
OPPORTUNITY no. =.

We asked .or $500 for this same
family last I,ar anu must ask
for $500 THIS ye.-. Both The fa-
thcr ani mother arc tgbc.cuia-
and are III sauatoriun, at present
The oides: boy, -. vino was re-
ported as having come lone tron
the saraioriun in tn. appeal last
year, is now we'll and 'sor,.ias
regularly. The FIVE other boys
ranging in age from 10 TO .. are
being boardcd by the Associated
Chari,ie. a. Splcndld country
hcme They AFRO going regularlT
10 school and arc very happy and
getting la aau iosy.
Contributions received Satur-
dag, s"1.Ic.
Total 10 date. t4G2J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
CASH, STAMPS, CANDY
AND CIGARS STOLEN
Springer's Pharmacy Victim
of Early Sunday Morn
ing Theft.
rwo SUSPECTS ARE ARRESTED
Major Portion OF Purloined Goods I,
Recovered In N
shed.

Eight cases OF whisky valued at
1000. stamps and MONEY amounting
u" s'1. box o! candy valued nt 50
ana numerous cigars are known 10
nave been stolen as u result OF the
robbery of the Springer Drug Com
panya store. 900 VenHble Street.
=, an carly hour yesterday morning
The thof; is believed to have been
committed Dbout 4 o'clock
-Four Roses" old rorrcst,r' ard
Antique" comprised the brands o.
liquor stolen. Much OF III. Ion, &.
reported TO hav. been recovered yes
i"rd1y tn a snod Douglas Atkinson.
proprietor of the store. said last
night he could not give an cxac, cs-
innate ~ tac number of articles
stol,n.
Two yo,!nE mon wcrc arrested
yesterday, charged With tho robbory.
On" en-. described h'mself as Harry
Til!cr. % and the other gave i.oc
Hicks as his rame and i!s age 49, IS
ears Both prisoners arc white.
Srnrrh In Alley. and sheds.
'Vi'vv were az WORK on tue c; Sc
shoriy n,tcr tIsa rvsv.., y.rIi.,.
AAd tn.!T scdTcn icd tucu. .ntp ,Iirs =
s"toa ana numerous Ou.!u..ss 80.
loot rs reported 10 h..S- u.y. S,.t.
'cfcd. ANA IL =: hciieE,,! lnat al! -!
II has not az yut U.eu rccosvreg
lac ROBBERY VAS u.!e vi me ul..
scst OF ,"u hind TO olcu. on IhL..n
hi!I IA long time. JuaI wnei.er
an organized sang oas.Aeevrl tac
crime .s nOt- known. ana Il is proua-
bic ihdt complete ue.uiis eS ~ how
IL WAS committed wiIl no; be known
until more dehnit. Information IL
OBTAINED BY the police.
Ot,o Childress, E-u-s; Ritter ana
Chandler Darncii,a. three bows
ranSimG In ages from Is 20 i:, VINO
are suspected o. being fugitivcs from
he Maryland Training school tor
boyH. were arrested y,st.Ed.y after
ro"i by County Policemen I.awreuco
and Dennis meas W.A.s.iu2,on on
charges ~ stealing automobile. and
fobbimg number OF .toccs while
On the way 10 i;ichmond. The three
boys are acims held In tn. uenrico
county jail
It Is alleged ;hat ;hc: sol. q
Buick car bsaring ;lie Maryland
!'cense Ioo-t%' last Monday nnd
started toward Virginia \ series of
iobbcries IN AIbema:i-, Fiuyanna and
Hoochla"d Counties Is a!lcScd 70 have
been committed h- the trio.
One store AT Scotsv'lie WAS rob-
bed. y new Ford car belonging 10
WaNcr!J Snead, was stolen, and II Is
alleged that ii is the same au,ono-
bile in which the boys continued
their trip toward Richmond.
The Buick car was abandoned af-
ter becoming mired in mud at Cen
trail Plains Whites store. at Fork
Union. which building ia also occu-
piod as post-onicc. was looted. i;
Is alleged that wearing apparel and
shotgun were among the loot taken
from the Fork Union store
Sheriff Sydnor. OF icn-ico County.
said last night that he has communi-
Gated with Maryland authorities in
regard to the arrest of the boys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
AMERICA AIDS BAVARIA
FASCISTI, IS CHARGE
| Ry Associated press.l

MUNICH. BAVARIA. Dec. TO-
American money is helping TO fl
nance the Fascist movement in
Bavaria led by Herr Hitler accord
Ing 10 references made at public
gatherings here, but no mention has
been made OF the volume OF this
aid. The funds from overseas arc
declared TO he confined to private
donations by German American anti
senites and friends OF The Bavarian
national Socialists. III some quarters
II is asserted the contributions from
the United States. which are arriv-
inE weekly, amount to only few
dollars.
Herr Hitler is reported to have
given certain interviews in which he
said his program regarded II es-
scnt!al that large masses of the Jews
In Bavaria be taken as hostages In
order to influence tho international
financial and business worlds in ia
yor OF Germany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
OPPORTUNITY NO. &.

Through Uincss and worry. this,
woman mas been rendered prac-
tically dependent, and at present
the Associated ChariiIcs = iiadi.x
IL necessary To pay her board. Sh.
formerly litcL not far from Rich
niond and has house for which:
she has Da.I all but $50. This
must De paid by January III
order 10 saIc Tie l.ro erty To her.
i. wc could pa. Off The notes o.
a'r propcFt!. "c f,eI IL would
inca" more 90 her than unythin;
nat could BE- done for her benefit.
Two hundred and u.,y uuliaIs
Sc Ne'."vc. "-ii rcsiote tIis Won
=" hra!t! "nC n.rscs anu enable
i.r:' 10 care .p! nci cii.lL
tOntr buttons received Sa,lIr.
d.. Sy47j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
TERRITORY
IS RESTORED TO CHINA
LRv Associa,ed prcss.l

TSTNGTAu. SIIANTUNG. Dec. 10.
The territory OF EiaoChow, was
restored to China at noon today with
striking lack of ceremony The
Chinese flag cor the first time in
twenty-tour years was raised over
the administration building. which
had been used by the Germans and
later by the Japanese. who seized
the territory during the World War.
y small group OF Japanese and
Chinese officials exchanged formal
addresses ard drInk mutual toasts
teforc handing over the nnal docu-
mcnts which completed the transfer.
y Chinese gunhoat in the bay fired a
salute at noon and tnen tho Japanese
police headquarters wcro taken over
by the Chinese
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
opponTuAIr, No. =

About ;cdr ago d mothc,
came 20 US Ia great distress. she
had recently married AMI lie si.,.-
father OF her i've children was
unwilling to support them s:l o.
dcrcd i.eG - 3,t rid or them
once. We found he WAS i'll treat
inS the boys and some action had
20 be taken. We hav. Gent them
Rra% 10 boys school and are
aa,ious 10 Taisc money enough To
give them Chance to grow Ip
.os ctncr
port one OF ;h.:n AT Covington
during the Year 1879.
Contributions received Satur-
dag, S2G.!a. .
Total TO date. si;.,..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
Sriz- 4.ooo aonrt. O, yh,.lr

tINCINHATI. OHIO. Dec. lo.-Four
thousand quart bottles OF bottled M,
bond whisky In i70 barrels, labeled
sweet potatoes" were seized In the
Hig Four Railroad yards here late TO.
day by Federal prohibition agents
and Cincinnati police. The accidental
dropping OF ono OF The harrcla by n
workman led to tho discovery OF the
liquor. which, according to tho bill
OF iadinE. had been shipped by
James Davis" at Seahrook. 8. c.,
TO the Gordon Bros. Storage Com
pany. at Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
SHiMABARA QUAkES
TAKE LIVES OF %
iBy Associated Press. |

TOKYO. Dec. l0.--Twenty-;wo per-
sons were killed in the rccen; earth
quake OF the Sh!nabara Peninsula
on tho Island OF K!ushua. acco-dina,
Ia an onicia! announcement today,
This is considered conservative as
efforts are being made to allay IN.
fears Of the Inhabitants. who are
panic-str.cken.
Earthquakes were reported also a.
homori and iInKodate. Du, no DC
tails have been received. Tie shocks
continued for more than thirty hours
without Interruption Unofficial
estimates place tho death lis; In
excess of 100. Most o: the casual
ties we're caused NJ houses col
lapsing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
[Ey Universal Scrvlce.l

NEW YORK. Dec. lO.--1'ho Carlson
family ''walkout" ended today.
Ncnstc Carlson, the 65-year-old
father. has agreed 10 every de
mand" OF his four adult daughters.
Chief among the rights that
Carlson conceded 10 the strikers"
in order that thcy' return to his
home were:
Abolition OF the . o'clock curfew
rule.
Unlimited beaur, callers and
friends.
Social gatherings whenever de-
sired.
Use, untl a reasonable hour OF tbs
night, OF n photograph. piano and
other musical instruments.
Realization that his children are
now grown Up and are not to be
treated rs l4tle girls,
!. a board OF conciliatlon composed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
NEITHER SIDE SHOWS
HAND BEFORE DEBATE
Indications Are Filibus,cring
Tactics May Be Rcsorlcd,
To, Despite Silence.
nonAm mas AMEND DME>rs
iuaho senator Proposes Free ToIIs
Tor 'onst"ise Shipping Through
Pnnnnn Canal.
lBy Associated Eoresy

WASilINCiTON. Dec, 10. = senate
supporters and opponents Of til. .t-
n'inis'Fati"n chipping bll today
measured their strength, and laid
th'ir pianH preparatory 10 the be-
ginning tomorrow o! debate on the
neaHuFe. Everything pointed to y
nara and long fight, poss;oly con.
;.nu!ng with interruptions until the
"nh Of TN" session next March
opponents of thc Legislation neither
on the Democratic sid. nor among
Tn" Republicans propose 20 SHOW.
Their hands prior 10 the motion 20 he
made tomorrow by Chairman Jones
o! the commerce Committee. 70 takc
up the measurc. Tho general belle.
- that hlibustcring tac;icx. perhaps
similar 20 those employed so eEec-
trely by the Democrats recently
asainst ,l!e Dyer an,nynchinE biz.
WI! be utilized. bu, no d.Gn!t. an
aourccmcnt has come fgor, either
part group o: opponcnis Senator'S
~ discussing the matter today re-
called ho"cNc-. that Senator Under
"cod. o! .t!a-ama, Democratic leat..
declared during ;he Dyer bi,l al!-
""Sl"r th"' he. personally. voriI not
participate Ia any move 10 dcia, .
vote on ,h' ship bill
H'rnh Prrpurcs Amendments.
republican opponents, carly las
week prepared some amendments 20
,Ec measure, Including proposals. for
tree tolls for coastwise shipping
through the Panama Canal. and for
regulation of railroad rates b. the
Interstate Commerce Commission ON
q long and short-havl bas! Sena,o-
IL Follcttc. Of Wisconsin. who Ia
looked upon as ono OF III. s,rongcs,
Republican opponents, i< expected To
come forth before the debate gets
;ar under Way with a number OF
other Legislative proposals in TIL. way
of riders to The bill.
The supporters of tho measure plan
20 Hre The opening shot IN III. ,orrn
Of au ex,enird spcAcn by Cha,rmam N, ~,
i"nes. explaining tho measure In d.
'ail. "IiijninE tho change. made h,-
ms committee. and prc3enting the
neSrsSity ~ seer by The administ-a-
t!on 'or its massage. Possibly in or
der to obtain norpar:iyun support
Senator !;ansde!', Dcmocr.t. Louis
ana. VINO u. GenLer W ,hc Con,
mere" 'onI.!ttcc. voted yesterday 10
rep"r; the IN. viii follow soon ;i.,cr
With an address, urE.ny .nactmen:
of 'hr lcgisia;iun
Both sides IN the ngh, have taken
Continued on Paga :. Col a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
uproRTuAIIA NJ z

y year ago the Associated Cha:.
ities "sMcd ior goo 10 send a liz
i!G S!r! OF away TO school Her
ino'acr IS a draS addict. who was
cHW W!iltns 10 pa:l from the child
and would nor hear of her being
placed In private home or or
phanaSe. She was willing, how
ever. TO let her TO away to school
X we could ,inance the matter.
We are mos. anxious to give her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
nrEnn1ILN,.rX M

Twin boys. "hos. iatnor aoan-
doncd them am! whose mother
has had 10 Gc placed n b! insli-
tutio" ior the feeble Minded. are
being cared FOR in .,pvd school.
lhey are only ii years old, AMI.
III spite OF tncir poor s.arI IN tho
World are SHOWN H.ery desire
I" Improve. Two hundra! dollars
VII! pay for one OF these boys
Eaint,nance at CO, o,inston !ur the
r"-t OF -" go: 1873.
C"n,riau;i?ns received sa,ur-
Gsy. $500.
Total - Ia,. s.1.5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
OPPORTUNITY NO. 1.

The public Is asked I, contrib.
u;s $500 ior the ina n;cdan,s II a
little Eicl OF ~ 't.a court was
Obliged 10 inako ~; IL ward of
the state because OF conditions
IN her home. She VAS aot eligible
10 any oTpha na5c. and, as she s.
very talented child, .vc are ans.
ious to give her \ fair chance 10
make her own way In tho world.
f"o hundred dollars will pay tor
the year OF 1893 At Foster Falls.
Contributions received Satu--
day, :39.5j.
Iotai 10 Natn S,.I5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
OrrORIIHITY No q.

ao;Ec years "t,o woman wnu
"aa working hari and try .nF 10
SUPPORT her husband and oRly
chiid little girl. net with
seemingly siIsnt accident. ;..c .!-
!cctS OF which later ,chanfel ...r
INTO Il cripple. uaanie -. 40 wIra
.. any sort. Her hc3oai.... y uu
N"3 unable. owing > a Hcax
hcart' - 90 any hat !.eh. "a.
rsecy ot ,>orl.. d.cd las, su.u.ncr
leaving ."r with no iacoraa. 1hv
mother ...:d I',., "a. AZ. devoted
- each "'a.r aad .i.Iu.d no, nc
separated. lTvo nGnc-cI .o:I... i.
asked: TO. Kills family.
Contributions received Satur-
Gay. $.5..o.
IotA! U d.,.. .iOs...
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
FIREMAN KILLED
WHEN ENGINE DERAlLED
IEy Associated prcssl

BINGHAMPTOS, y. Y, Dec. 10
Fireman Edward S;orrcr. OF PORT
Jervis. was killed and Engineer ~on.
aid Rcgon Injured when Erie i..aIn
No. b. from Jersey City 10 Clevs-
land. was derailed near Tustin. late
tonight. Tho locomotive is reported
TO have left the rails and plunged
down an embankment. All OF the
coaches remained on the tracks, ac-
co-ding TO early reports from di-
Visional headquarters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
OPPORTUNITY NO. 0.

The mother OF Two lite chill
drea, th- uldcs, OF " HON Il IA a:.p
tho younssa. y, was le.i sdGdoniy
WIDOW. Sn. 10 Iot pa. SicailJ
strong enough 20 wOEk more tnGn
Ht!f time. Sui snc gays sac viii
"o:E hes ha.crs - ;ac Donv rath-
~ tnAn t;'v- ~ her chil.rcl. We
are ash!ns lHc puzzle to contrib
Gte iioJ or ,.Gs Gamily.
cUntr .uiio.s rcur.Ned Sa;ur-
..!. iG2..5.
Tsial 10 date. SSg....
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
Three KILLED In nm .,rum,,,

CLAKNSBCNG, ". VA, Dec. To-
One participant ard tvo bystand. Is
N girl and iafant--werc shot and
Killed at Mcadowbrcok tonigh, ns
tho consequence OF an argument be-
tween lose Tusset. a delivery man.
and his brotherin- Law. James Aillo.
The dead are Tuesai. his months
old child. and Annette Bart. years
old. who was holding The infant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11

ELIZABETH. y. j.. Dec lO.-Scc-
ing Ia believing" is An axiom TO whic!
Eugene Beruc. GS-year-old street
cleaner. Intends TO cling while re-
ports flourish that his wifes brother.
Michael Kelly, real estate operator.
had died in Kansas. leaving them
sl.ooo.ooo. Rtrue says he VII! con-
tinus TO ply Shis brush until no haa
tho money in'his hand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
oproRTuNirN No. TO.

y mother. whose husband is in
q: insane asylum, is faced with
IN. prospect .! having 10 put
her four chiiC!cn in in orphanage.
Her baby IS legs than year
old and the oldest child only Q.
Three hundred dollars ~ asked to
help keep this family together.
Contributions received Satur-
day. 3Ss2j.
Total 10 date. SSS..5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
NEEDS OF TEN OPPORTUNITIES"
ARE ACCENTUATED AS MERCURY
TAKES A DECIDED DROP m TUBE
TEN OPPORTUNITIES ARE PRESENTED
FOR GENEROUS PUBLIC'S CONSIDERATION

lnSispach this morning of
mona families who destitute
mas been investigated
hep Send contribution
opporunity in witch
FUND Tho Times Va
ouy acknowledged through newspaper
opportunities as selected by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11

another "ear away from tn. intiu-
cncc OF her mother. T7'o l.dnGrcd
dollars Is asked FOR u years tuition.
Contributions received Satur-
day. }SG.1S.
Iota! TO date. soJ.,5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
Appoint. Duke Of .Ahcrcorn.

IPy NsSOUIdtcu FTtSS.
LONDON. Dec. 1o.--Thc Duke Of
Abercorn has been appointed Gov
crnor Of Northern ireland BY King
George.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11

The appointment OF Duke OF Abor-
corn as Governor General OF North.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
"sesIns IS nclle~,ng.r

CONTINUED on Page 9, Col. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
The Weather

Fair. with slowly rising temprrn-
ture todnyt tomo rrov. increah-
ing cioudiness and warmer.
tFor fun weather report. SEQ page Sd
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-01-17
SECRETARY TOM TARR'S REPORT
u PROCEEDINGS At ANIMAL
WATER USERS MEETING MONDAY
MINUTES IN OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
OF cPhAYETTE-BOISE WATER USER9
HSosoSOJClAlION. HELD AT THE AMERI-
CAN THEATRE. IN CAI DlMEI
IDAHO, JANUARY 9TH 1922

directors o canned to ooe by M president of the
aer OF business would
WI, l. a. Walters motto
oi chairman for the
morton out
n.ma caled a lnouon
the Office 81 frank Faris and T. were placed ~
- - odssett seconded by ,,o-
secretary and sailed tor yea and the two candidates
Upon the
were foTty was
the Chairman elected ninety persons
son was MADE by Walter Griiths and econdoJ
noot;on OF the Nv ths y Duncan
decision out OF order by The
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was then recognized by the
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right to vote 20 he bylaws proposed board of directors
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AMENDMENT.
NUMBER /.
ARTICLE vi.
ELECTIONS.

Section f-Qualiicaton of Electors
Al all elections the tb
De the time OF election,
Q! TINS ASSOCIATION and shall have
P1kS or the Association
that no member this he entitled
or by proxy at election
uh;oI
sn nave become delinquent election ppC
however that member O
execue promory this
association tor the On
winch said to
: anu "hen said
aforesaid said ent;ed
assessments and dues in - - ' "ehioer had fully paid all
aeetnn votes to which each stakeholder entitled
elecuons each shareholder entitled ~ 80,
hundred and u exceed IN the
Section 3-Manner of voting
INC votes sha! be by printed
the DC 'o'ed only by the
Hecion Method of holding elections p'N''
OF directors IKE
oers ana the method of holding laws or the regra-
SSeeim1n o.f1ghest number of
ofe az eecions the the highest rrnt
De deemed elected NUMBER OF votes
section O. Duties President >S'
I'D usn Oh the Association shall ,,n,
he e Judges OF elections whose duty Shall be to ] I'D shall appoint
make report to the Board Of cast at
and to- re n @ candidates Of the ' Bd moer q
or the sha made Immediately following h OF directors and
Directors wi INC oItce OF member of the Rood as