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Morris tribune., 1922-04-28

gate Election Ballots .... l.s0
Ed frost, Returning Delegate
Election Ballots .--...-.--.-----..---------- ASe
David T. King, Returning Dele
gate Election Ballots..-..---.------- $40
Geo; Farwell, Returning Delegate
Geo. Jacobson' Returning Dele z'OO
gate Election Ballots -.----..-------- 400
G. L. Brotne, Returning Delegate
John j. Hilla, Returning Delegate GOV
Election Ballots .----.-----.-.---..-.-....-- $50
Tony Hildebrandt, Procuring Del
egate Election Ballots -.------.---...- 2.4O
A. ]. Richmuth, Procuring Dele
gate Election Ballots ....-.--..---..- SEQ
". G. Huntley, Procuring Delegate
Election Ballots ..--..---...---..-----.---.- 800
H. w. Paul, Procuring Delegate
Election Ballots -.------;-------..-----... 500
Maurice Calvin, Procuring Dele
gate Election Ballots ..--..--.-.--..- 1.2O
L. F. Brandt, Procuring Delegate
Election Ballots .--.-.---.------........-.-. 800
E. E. solseth, Procuring Delegate
Adolph Reimers, Procuring Dele ''OO
gate Election Ballots -----...--..-.-- 800
G. H. Farwell, Procuring Dele
gate Election Ballots ..-...----.--... $50
c. W Andert, Procuring Delegate
Election Ballots .....-....--..-..-..-..-.,- 2.4O
George Groom, Procuring Dele IN
Andrew Erdahl, Procuring Dele
gate Election Ballots ...-..-..-.-.--- 800
The Morris Tribune Printing, ad-
vertising and supplies,.,;.;;T-., 217.6s
The Morris Tribune Publishing
Comm. Pro. & Financial State
ment ,,....---1o75.1s
John Kreiss, Labor repairing
court house sO.s3
Louis F. Dow Co., Supplies for
county officials ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1915
Louis F. Dow Co., Supplies for
Louis F. Dow Co, Supplies for lO'0O
Clerk of Court acknowledgements 1928
Louis F. Dow Co., Supplies for
Clerk of Court -.--....-.,---.---..- 1919
N. w. Sanitary Supply Co, Sup
Poucher Prtg. Co. Tax Judgment
Roll Cover, Clerk of CouPt... 5.14
Nugent & Carlson, Supplies and
Edwin r. williams, Supplies for
Frank A Zahl, Services State
ceSeS 12.VC
Morris Auto Co, Expenses of w.
A Hunt car --.-----.--..-------..---- 7.9O
| Morris Auto Co., Storage of Engi-
Morris Auto Co.. storag~ and Elk
pense Road OVerseer Car.---....--- 425
| Morris Auto Co., Storage & Elk
pense Road Overseer Car.----------- 1885
Sec. Blk. Blk. Co., Supplies for
Morris tribune., 1922-04-28

$435,S36.75
1883
2,1S9SO 3,3S2.9S
S43s,21s.7s
387,44O.15
23,224.S9 410,665.04
1880
$41O,823.s4
$2s,3s6.Ss
Morris tribune., 1922-04-28

We hereby certify that we have
verified the correctness of the fore
1cate receipts with the tax books for
the period above named.
Miscellaneous Minutes: Said Board
of Audit also checked the duplicate
receipts with the tax books and bal
anced the same with the tax levy for
the period from November LIST, 1921 to
FEBRUARY 28th, 1922, both dates in
elusive.
We also found the County Treasu-
rer, Carl Buckentin, charged with the
tax levy for the year 1920, as per re-
amined and Audited the account books
and vouchers of said Treasurer, and
amount of funds in the County Treas
ury and belonging thereto as per re-
port hereto attached, The said Board
1 a,S9i+ cnecReq the oo6ks OF me iCCunty
County Treasurer.
D. H. LAWLER Board
Chairman County Board of
c. r. WOLLTHAN Adult
County Auditor Stevens
E. c. GILBERT County
Clerk of District Court
To the Honorable County Board:
Stevens County. Minnesota.
Gentlemen.
The undersigned Board of Audit of
said Stevens County, met at the office
of the County Treasurer of said
County, on the 3rd day of April, A.
D. 1922, for the purpose of examining
vouchers of Carl Buckentin, Treas
urer of said County and to count and
ascertain the kind and description and
amount Of funds in the County Treas
ury and belonging thereto:
We respectfully make the following
report thereon:
1921, Date of last report E. 1907, 655.54
Treasurer's receipts from November
1st. 1921. to February 2Sth, 1922.
From Tax Co11ec-
S
From Collections on Public
From 'O COLLECTIONS l'''
on Private Redemp-
From Collections Int 1'-+''l1
crest on County
From COLLECTIONS
Fines and Licen
From Collections Ditch
Assessments 1,337.4o
From Collections Mort
gage Reg. Tax 1855
From School Appor-
tionment ...... s,9SS.oO
From Miscellan-
Er sSoS State aid 2s.o5577::ssss
From Assurance 1872
From Road and
Bridge ..... 3,58421
From Inheritance
From Sinking -. 34 S3
from IeacnerS IN
surance 324.60
From Fed. Road
and Bridge .. 21,291.65
County Poor ..... 1900
$156,396.1S
Total Balance and Re-
By 9e Bfsbursem ents from f SS4e@6s1
l1st, 1921 to February 28th, 1922 as
follows:
Paid Orders on Rev.
enue Fund 49,. 5 11,905.62
Paid Orders on
Poor Fund 49,. 2,314.25
Paid Warrants on
Private REDEEM
ton ......... 2.4742S
Paid Warrants Road
and Bridge Fund S,146.37
Paid Warrants Bond
and Interest
Fund ......... $500
Paid Warrants GEM
Ditch Fund -. 9,O66.13
Morris tribune., 1922-04-28

flied the correctness of the foregoing
statement by checking the duplicate
receipts with the tax books for the
period above named.
Miscellaneous Minutes: Said Board
of Audit also checked the duplicate re
ceipts with the tax books and ba1anc-
ed the same with the tax levy for the
February 28th. 1922 both dates inclu-
sive.
We also found the County Treasur-
er, Carl Buckentin, charged with the
tax levy for the year 1919, as per re-
port above Said Board further ex-
amined and audited the account books
and vouchers of said Treasurer and
counted and ascertained the kind and
amount of funds in the County Treas
Ury and belonging thereto as per re-
port heretv attached The said
County Auditor, and same balanced
Morris tribune., 1922-04-28
$420.234.36

o.
Total Disburse-
ments .................. $1s6,5254O |
Balance in Trea-
sury at close
of business Mar.
1st nn 1922 trc,; 80 ,oo,t s1s7.52S23
County Treasurer.
We find the said Treasurer in the |
possession of funds covering said bal |
ance in kind and amounts as follows:
Cash in safe and
drawer ....$ 1858
Cash items Checks
Money Orders 9,592.05
Deposited in Ste
vens County
Deposited in Citi-: ''' ''
zens Bank 80. 12,753.26
Deposited in Nor
ris National
Bank ....... :. 17,s624S
Deposited ~ Han
cock National
Deposited in Chic ''''''
kio State Bank 14,S02.67
Deposited in DON
nelly State 49,. 7,467.12
Deposited in LIST
Nat. Bank of
Hancock ..... 12,523,03
Deposited in Far
mers & Mer. of
Donnelly ...... S,357.72
Deposited in Alber-
ia State Bank 6,747.15
Deposited in Ger
tificates of De-
posts .........> 4O,S13.21
R esat tShGs submitted this sra day
of April, 1922.
D. H. Lawler,
Chairman County Board of Audit
G. r. Wollthan
County Auditor
E. G. Gilbert
Clerk of District Court and Clerk
of Board of Audit:
The following bills were audited by
the Finance Committee, and ordered
paid:
Carl Henrickson, returning Dele
gate Election BallotS--.-----.--.--..---- $3.50
F. J. Haight, Procuring Delegate
Election Ballots -------..---------.------- 1.2O
J. E. Lundquist, Procuring Dele
| T. A. Maanum, Procuring Dele
! gate Election Ballots ------..---.---- ESQ
J. D. Campbell, Returning Dele
gate Election BallotS--------.----------- 2.2O
Philip Ernst, Returning Delegate
Election Ballots ----.--------------------- $40
| G. Mccarthy, Returning Delegate
Election Ballots -..-.--.------------------- 100
Frank Hanrahan, Returning Dele
gate Election Ballots -----------..--- $40
Delegate Election Ballots. 2.21
w. F. Meyer, Returning Delegate
Election Ballots .---.--.-...-- $50
Louis Vinje, Returning Delegate
| Election Ballots -------- lie
| C. H. Golden, Returning Dele
| gate Election Ballots - 400
August Knopp, Returning Dele
gate Election Ballots ----.-..- 4.S0
George Kerwin, Returning Dele
Morris tribune., 1922-04-28

Tax Levy for 1919 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Additions to the levy ................
Total Debit Observation-Disclosures.
Taxes Collected NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Taxes Abated NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
March 1st, 1922, Balance uncollected
Morris tribune., 1922-04-28

flied the correctness Of the foregoine
statement by checking the duplicate
receipts with the tax books for the
period above nam ed.
Miscellaneous Minutes: Said Board
of Audit also checked the duplicate
receipts with the tax books and bal
anced the same with the tax levy for
to February 2Sth, both dates inclu-
sive.
We also found the County Treas
urer, Carl Buckentin, charged with
report above. Said Board further ex-
amined and audited the account books
and vouchers of said treasurer. and
counted and ascertained the kind and
amount of funds in the County Treas
ury and belonging thereto as per re-
port hereto attached. The said Board
Auditor and same balanced with the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05
INVESTIGATE MARKET
METHODS OF EUROPE
Especial TO The TImes.Dispa,ch

Especial TO The Times DispatChl
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. May =
Relieving that q study OF the more
advanced methods OF cooperative
marketing prac,iccd I'm Europe will
shed some light on the marketing
,rroblems which confront American
farmers, the American Farm Bureau
Federation has commissioned Samuel
Adams. OF Greenwood. this county
"ditor OF the American Fruit Grower
OF Chicago. to make exhaustive studies
II cooperative marketing as II ap-
plies TO various commodities in Eng
land. Ireland. Denmark. Norway. Swe-
len. France and Germany.
sir. Adams VIII sail on the Olympic
June for England. where he will
make his first investigation. The trip
viii last several months and will
include studies in all the countries
named
II hope 10 gather great amount
~ Information dealing with co-opcra-
tive marketing from the countries
where it was born and where IL has
succeeded best" says Mr.. Adams Mr..
Adame VIII not limit his study to any
particular commodity. but Will !nves-
tirate cooperative marketing as an
improved system of marketing farm
products.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05
NAVY URGES RETENTION
OF VA. PROVING GROUND
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt
Points Out Dahlgren's SUI
periorily of Range.
by Associated prrsr1

G.
WASHINGTON, May 4,-Reten,Iou
and development OF Dahlgren, Va
naval proving ground was urged
vigorously today upon. the Senate
Appropriations COMMITTEES revisin,
the annual naval appropriation hin
by Assistant Secretary Kooseveltani
Rear dmiral McNay, chief of nav
ordnance bureau. They asked the
committee to strike out a House nrn.
vision for virtual abandonment OF
the DahlRrnn ground
That sentiment In the navy w,s
unanimous o." continuation and OK.
pansion at DlnlErcn was stated hy
Mr. Roosevelt. lie and Admiral Me
Way said II was ryuch superior I'm
facilities over the indian Head. Md
ground
Admira! McVay told the commit
tee 'hat tests or si1tecn-inch guns mt
Indian Head because OF limited
range. had developed an error ..
5000 yards in actual use. The
DahlEren range. no explained, was
thirty miles. He said that techni.
cal difficulties made impossible join,
use by tho army and navy of prov.
ing grounds.
1T appears 10 he dispute be-
tween Senator swanson (DemocraD.
Virginia. and Representative Nude
'Rcpuhlican), Maryland Senator
Poindexter, Republican,. Washing
ton. INTERCEPTED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05
NEW ROTARY DISTRICT
DIVISION in EFFECT
Especial to Tho Tlme-.Dlspa,ch,

Special 10 Tho Times
pANFll-LE. VA. Nav 4-Tbe
seventh Rotary Club District bas
been snbdivided and many OF tho
CUES which have been Included in
one territory are now cstrangcd bv
the dividing line. Omcial Rotary
circulars announcing the change
were received today. The seventh
district Is now split up. par, of IL
being in tn" Thirty-scv~m;h and part
IN the Thivtr-eirhth division Tn.
Ih!rty- seventh district Includes all
OF the virginia clubs. with the ex-
c"p,ion OF Bristol. Bluencld. W Va.
and the following North Carolina
cities: Durham. Elizabeth CITY.
f"rmvilie. Fayetteville. Goldshoro.
Gre"nNille. Henderson. kimston. Ncw
Fern. Raleigh. Washington. Whining
ton and Wilson.
TN" Thtrty-cirhth district will he
composed OF Asheville. Charlotte.
Concord Gastonia, Greensboro. Hick-
DRY. High Po!n:. Lexington. Monroe,
Moor"svill" Reldsville. salisbury.
Statewide. Thornasville and Wins
ton Salem. y. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05
RICHMOND CADET CLASS
VALED|CTOR|AN At Y. M. |.
p. 0. Miller Wins Honor al,
Lcxington-Corps on Five
Day Hike.
ISpeclnl 70 The Timcs-Dlsnn,chl

Especial TO The Times
I.EHlNGTON. VA. May I.-General
r. w. Nichols. superintendent OF the
virginia Military Institute, has an
hounc"h that the corps of cadets will
leave Lexington on May l3 or Is for
. practice march, returning on Nav
20
The Infantry and cavalry units will
go to Rockbridge Baths and then
Goshen Pass. returning by way OF
IN" Alum Springs, camping out each
night and engaging In various drills.
maneuvcrs and hikes" each ,Iay.
Inc heid artillery unit Will go to
Buena Vista aid thence to tho Nat
hrai Bridge area OF the national gov
'rhments forest reserve on tho James
River. where big gun artillery prac-
tice VIII be had. Special arrange
intnis have been made with the au-
ihoritics in Washington for the use
OF 'his area az an artillery range.
Final examinations at the institute
are scheduled to begin on May 26 and
VIII continue for about three weeks
me finals program viii start with the
baccaiaureate sermon on Sunday
June IS. to be delivered by the Rev.
=. u. G. Maclachlan. -. n. pastor
Of the Seventh Street Christian
Church. Richmond Va.
Mating class vii! be by Major-Gcn-
hral &. j. Bailey. who now commands
the third army corps area. The first
class has chosen Cadet T.. .. Miller Of
richmond. az valedictorian. Tho
Jackson Hope medals. the Cincinnati
medal and other awards and prizes
VIII be delivered by prominent alum
nj, who will he selected for that pur-
.osc in a few days.
1.,.
Day. The chief feature of the cxer-
Uses on that day Will be the formal
dedication OF the alumni athletic field
and stadium, the gift Of the alumni.
An elaborate program IL now being
worked out for that ceremony.
The graduation exercises Will be
cid In the Jackson Memorial Hall on
Wednesday. June 81. The Anal ball
xii! take place that night. and the
smnrise gun on the following morn
ing will mark the close Of the eighty
bird session OF the institute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05
CRIME WAVE ENGULFs
MANY WHITE YOUTHS
Record Number Before Mont
gomery County Circuit
Court for Trial.
[Special to The TIme.- Dispntch.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
hhiSTlANSBURG VA. May g.
me May term OF the Montgomery Cir
cunt Court began Monday, with Judge
court OF the city OF Charlottesvillc
prcsihing. he having been designated
by Governor f.. Leo Trlnkle to hold
tno term for Judge w. W. Monc,t
OF Roanoke. who was unable to pre-
nloc. large number OF indictments
were brought In for felonies and vio-
Iation of the prohibition laws.
Never In the history OF the county
were so many youths. ranging from
~ to 10. indicted and arraigncd at
the bar. there being some nine or
Ten, and most OF them being for
housebrenklng and larceny. All were
white with one exception. n colored
boy from Pilot being charged with
housebrcakinS and tho larceny of ten
hens. All pleaded guilty. and all were
given JAN or reformatory sentences
except two. who had been previously
convicted and the court has their
cases under adviscment.
ono youth Of IL was given two
years In the penitcntiary on tho
charge Of robbing Roland r. Harris.
nt Roanoke. OF an automobile near
ha~bville last September. on his plea
nt guilty OF grand larceny, and his
hrother OF Is, who was implicated
Was given six months In Jail for as
Hault and battery. which was sus-
pended during good behavior, and
nc was put on probation.
A large number OF persons under
Indictment for violation Of III. prohI-
h!tion laws pleaded guilty and YER
"icts were agreed upon between
counsel for the accused and Thomas
whitehead. counsel for the State Pro-
hihitioE Commissioned. who way prcs-
tht assisting the Commemorative at
tprney. and who took charge OF tho
liquor cases while tho latter wa, en-
gagged In handling tho felony cases
me application for n permi, 20
teli alcoholic liquors on physicians
prescriptions. made by Cambria
mug store. hled on the FIRST day. was
opposed By number Of women's or
Plantations. as well as by the min
'Sters OF the two towns, and the court
continued tho case TIL next term.
Judge Dabncy has been the recin
"ht or many compliments for his
courteous and prompt manner in dis
patching business. and has mad. a
most favorable impression on all who
nave met and observed him, this being
his hrst visit 10 ChrlstianshurS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05
Gives Bootlegger
500 Bill; No Change

Especial 10 The Times Dispntch.l
NORFOLK. VA. May 4.-Tho
next time Ray NJ. Talley gets hold
OF 800 bill he'll get il changed
before he buys whisky from a
bootlegger. Offering a 500 bin
Tor a quart yesterday not only
cost him that amount on the spot
but resulted In his arrest on n
charge OF being drunk and car
ry!n8 concealed weapon. and
hncs g.regating $40
Patroiman e. l.. SpringIe ar
rested Taiiey yesterday on
charge OF being drunk. Then he
saw big gun slip down Tallcv's
'r"ns"rs lex and fall on the
ground. That mad. the concealed
weapon charge necessary.
In Police Court today Talley
SAID he had hazy recollection OF
offering the bootlegger 500 bill
ia phym"n, for quart Of booze
ana the fellow had no change.
didn't want TO lose my
money" said Tallcy. and the
bootleEgcr gave me his pistol TO
mold and told me TO shoot him
dead with it IL he didn't como
back"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05
This sketsh givsss

THE skessh siyss
vaguo jdsa Of ahs big,
nsss Of the emphithsa-
tire on Wsstbrook Ave,
opposite tho entrance
TO Bryan Psrk-whoIo
the Pageant Drama
will be presented. Il 10
built on q to-aero plot
Of ground. essts are
prepared for a. 0no peo-
pie. Trame can be
easily handled - SO
there should be no eon-
gestlon and no die
comfort.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05
STAFFORD TO SETTLE
ROAD BOND ATTITUDE
Mass-Meeting Monday to Hear
Discussion; Followed
bv Vote.
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ch.l

t"p'Si"i I'D Inc neS-Dispatch.1
FREDERICKSBURG VA. May 4
prominent citizens OF Stafford
County have arranged to hold a
'ass-meeting at the courthouse
on next Monday at 2 =. NJ. for
'he purpose OF discussing the pro-
posed sl2.e00.00O bond issue for
roads. Judg" Chichester has con-
scented to discontinue court uroc.ed-
ihSs during the meeting so that the
jury ana other court officials may
take part in the meeting
IT Is expected that Senator Cool
rick. Delegate Henderson and 9TH
"rs will be Invited to speaa, after
which there will DO general discus
sion of the question. followed by ac-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05
ROTARY CLUB FORMED
IN FREDERICKSBURG
Especial 70 The Times.Dlspatcb,

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch.1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA. Nav =
y Rotary Club for fredericksburg has
h"en organized with the following
officers and charter members: G, ",
Jones. president: y. r. Chandler, Jr.,
vice -presidrnt; W. J. Phillips, .s.cre-
fary: ". II. Willis. treasurer: r. f.
Ifrooks. crEeant-at-arms: these Of
frers ana ". \. Whitbeck and II. *
Sw"etser constitute the board OF di-
r"ctors Additional members arc w
w. Rraxton. 4. ]. Bruna. ~. +. Girls
mord. w. J. Ford. Rev X. G. Gilmore.
i NJ. Goldsmith. l.. G. Hhflin. l.. J.
houston. DIR. j. G. King. u A. Kis-
pauGh. G. II. Montgomery. Dr. j.. G.
Iratt. a. d. Young. f. NJ. Young, A.
j. Rowe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05
on either for OF agains, the bond

ton either for or against the bond
Issue.
In this way It is hoped to get fair
iuea OF the sentiment of the people
OF the county or the question OF an
extra session OF the General AS
sembly. which is now being agi.
tated. Those who arc ARRANGING
this meeting are hopeful OF securin.;
large attendance of men and
women. voters from all parts OF III,
county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05

eral Lee. Scenes depicting the more
recent wars, and present progress.
Out under the stars, the Pageant
Drama will be acted by 1000 people
on stage 100 feet wide. $4,000 PEG.
pie will see each performance, with
seats from 81 to $3.50. The Amphi.
theatre is located on Westbrook
Avenue, opposite the entrance to
Bryan Park. The Superintendent Of
the Grounds will show and explain
the structure to visitors at any time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05
HARRISON WITHOUT
PRIMARY OPPOSITION

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
NlNcfiF.STER. VA. May State
senator Eob-r, +. L"ndy, OF I.urav.
mas announced he viii not this year
oDpoS" Representative Thoma. ".
HARRISON. Of Winchester. for tho
Democratic congressional nomina.
ton In m" Seventh Virginia District,
"" opposed Harrison two Years aro
IN the primary. Judge n r. w
Duke, OF Charlottesville. who soy
era! months ago announced his can.
dldacy !or the nomination. recently
withdrew
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05
Torpedo Planes hack Mt ne...

NORFOLK. VA. May AFTER hav-
Ing been operating out OF the sta
non at Key West since last Decem-
her squadron OF eight naval tor
peoo planes. accompanied by their
tender an F-5-L flying boat. re-
turned to their base Mt the air sta
ton at the Hampton Roads naval
operating base last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05

The stirring times of olde Virginia
will be lived before you, from the
moment at tho Court of Queen Eliza
beth when the new land is named
Virginia down to tho present
day.
Come and see: The early settlers and
their Indian enemies-Oaptain John
Smith and Pocahontas. The Revolu-
tionary Days-Patrick Henry-The
Surrender of British at Yorktown.
The Days Of the Confederaoy-Gen-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05
Rain Prevents Contc.t.

AMPDEN- SIDNEY. VA, May A.
The game between lfampdcn- Sidney
and Emory and Henry. scheduled for
here today. VIZ; called on because OF
rain. The Tigers play wake Forest
here tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05

crate Cemetery here will take place
on Thursday. May Is. at . +. NJ. The
confederate Veterans, Sons of Vet
Grams. chapter of the T. -. c.. Com
fcdcratc Memorial Association Boy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05

and Girl Scouts, Spanish War Net
Grams. world war service men and all
the orders and associations of this
city are expected to take part in
these exercises
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05
ccIebrat. Memorial, Dax Mn, 10

FHEDERIcKSBCR VA. May A.
The annual observance OF the sacred
custom OF decorating the graves OF
the Confederate dead In the Confed-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-11
A FITTING PRAYER
THE WHITE HOUSE
WAS SHtNCTOh

tins increasing enthusiasm with which people join in the
Amistice conclusion
destined notable
calendar, that it
participation affairs world. shall
If OF this
involve we cume
realize, that
arduous burdensoe
price relationship
Of tie Nation. greatly
benefit If hos
COURSE
forces,
keep in mind the fact that their noble service their
and civilization, imposed
all
first duty w1 indeed be
Qately discharged
guided just Judgment
proof Of interest tanity
choosing the methods whereby
will prayer
anniversary.
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