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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-07-08

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have all powers Incidental and usual the due enforcement of such city
son IS judgements Appeals-An persons
npl Court shall forthwith pay all fines and costs assessed against them
" @ nt FfeG may be committed to prison provided
ut u'1 pa S! appeal within three days from the 1udsent OF
sufficient double The amount and which have been
judge conditioned appear
appeal be approved
an ssa 3 me 5 G Court Aa 6 ana sn ar
onS Of the Same ne saI keep docket in which Shall be entered the
names Of all Witnesses sworn and by whom called the finding and judy
jlgm ed and if So how satisfied and the date OF appeal
al procure and file his office the COMPLAINT other
the ORIGINAL in his kceing under seal of the city shall be pma ace
%G a eG ANA COURTS }f [T ie stated ana n n G 5
Section 40 Duty Of Clerk Cases AppeedIn all that
on every the Of
m s@n cna 2gn Of Persons A. %
city ms the the city oae a,s its " h the
immediately confined in the city Jail house detention and remain there
son shall be
GERS ea P9e e for ase s aT P aSs n the e
security
have released up bond h eury 1d ey fail opp
be in
sections r. Doo1 o Moneys ceced anP
With powers mpsonaen as are
in penalties in
sa PAID the city Teasaer and coeoor te day on which,
ury may by City appropriated
Section A. Report Arrestst shall be- the duty Of the Chief
upon Municipal report CITY
Initials that have been made since the last session the court the
ne respective
beenre be.
Section &C. Labor Required persons imprisoned
conviction the Municipal Court shall be required work for the city
imposed by the Municipal Court shall be RENTED except by action Of the
be
Department Pusio SAFETY and and Works
ager as the SdmnisVe c the City shah the d
provided for under this charter and shall he esponbe for its
successful and iipesse peon He shall be the active head of the
mun such the control Of its charitable and correctional institutions and
dra&nss specifically
q Public he .nwhen authorized ordnance Of the city
It be to regulations State Of Health
the p9o ] and @ % n sg a%oq o time time no he
for the pre,entjGn atement ana Of nuns and for m
Health orc will also perform such duties with Tesrl to the sanitary
and sale necessary proper he keep
the City Sanager una he ordinances resolutions the city
Section To- police City Lakeland shall
consist Of f e cy % @ h m by ordnan ein The ee
Police shall have exclusive control statonng
RaFomfn and on 6 c pq %D an un% u and gu
tons the city Commission prescribe or as may be prescribed by the
s P APP D Er aGme 1 G Gs d riot @
gaT n and ocers for temrar service No
pe n an act as spec policeman special detective special
authority
be under direction
dcontrol of Police a specified time
PoleThe Chief Police Deputy. shall
aid
shall
0 therein
perform
direction the City Manager
officer
neglect of
authority
shall Immediately
Of such sion action.
City shall consist
the The
shall all
rles
he control
su administration
the City
The
orders
reasonable
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-07-08

held
CITY sn @ 9% m a eTe nnd o Rs G moneys Belong
other and he shall collect an special provided Tor
the sG0n 49, m @ u Gw n a y e% D qRey
bonds and which when due be
shall
Accounts accounts
the city Treasurer and Collector SHAH BE Sam at the END & e9
the month taking the receipt Of h city Auditor a6 % erS anq
M INV riu neI oU hs h pIed by t and hye
written or smpeG OP ne dae tfr IF @ Gv
sion each the City Treasurer Collector shall submit detailed
dor ss as they oa Of NE moments q I'll. be paid the s
9 which un Of % B ps as and the an ePe
the fund be drawn with which ]
keep separate appropriation
Pra Ro the e ys the sss s
ssj
received special shall be held by the
only the % @ for which such
Section f G 75 trustees Their @ members Of the city Commits
he F9nd shs be-
tsay
the ps e @ @ @ Of city
wit" s6 s9n 75 So City pH City shall pro-
Of which shall serve without and shall the duty
sT m general nf mpoyement and probable growth and demands
adjacent territory improvement changes public utilities
@ the y the devopmen and Of e AXES
9 ana and q Pep na a and ad @ nr n nd
@ S 4 may en GS doped by oe the n t2e @
Med BY h u D o1d o n te @ @
@ election and a xpendures funds for improve
e cV Pn Board ay have been and adspd
herein provided for The members of the City Commission and the City
Section r. City Plan & m G hereby n City Conn
e be raised n tax be made b d n ret further o a
s e p0 pa eaa BE and co p ud
h cy commsin and remains Available until expended
Section IS cOntutedThs Commission may any
IN @ ad Th cspa ota the c the City Manager any
on he of the exer n uS @ @
G time @e% mem S S any So o es u 6 G
which the
Finances Taxation
day January year hrs day
%%3 ne ss9
@ .s the S eSspsd 5 sss 5 @ the s III IS
1is 3oa2
DR s give pa S oo%ns Oh the cry
soSernmen
Expenditures corresponding during years
! (c1 of supplies and hand.
e) Such required City
The estimates given and Constituting the Of the City
Ss e SPpose S GdpGn sns n GaIon sae
c 5 s ensuing " the OF the
Auditor Clerk public.
Section ST. OrdnanceWth
Appropraonsf
%
/ to
of
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-07-08

appointed the pleasure
OF the C como@e b ana wq 1 me %9ergT 9i og sn
all and assessments of all due to- and of all
p5 ana by n1nG i aE nv o. a m @ 6n h snb S
5 rt o. Cfn G n e i IN h ont nae and
comprehensive report covering the next preceding month Of the receipts and
anu me nnna condition the y we ep2I sha
De P n f e @ c bonds o whom issued for what
purpose when and where PAYABLE and the rate of interest they respectively
bear ard ne snail rec @ ca action from te to @ to D
n n Interest sn 5ona T o a furnish the city Manager
inform the latter as to the financial affairs 9" the city furnishing him such
@ basis OF the annual budget and determine the revenue necessary to be
Section Preparation Estimates shall make to be-
made estimates the eSpnsG Of any work to be done the city shall
the City Commission other city Official No contract
unless eo1ncrsisne BY cy regular
which shall all times show the financial condition Of the city the amount
and the
aae n" eyence Reap
S1on keep al
different Of and the amount they have dDgsgd as
work any the BY the
party 53t @ '5 NJ '
be- s9set n osed tax @ s '5 y
p4@ ma @ al wherein The
m 4SaSpq esa 'S and o u cause
Section III csae Of Egnan 0h h a nG no 0 0or shah all
g8 orinan RESOLUTION or order for the eypdu Of money be passed by
CITY d to cy o is @ or the pper
] M sai may o ezpn ia hfS e euy the credit the
@e G bh ~ ceifate % b ed and %meey recorded The sum
Ggrea sn3 moi nc or opn all MONEYS ACTUALLY
in treasury of
and all moneys applicable to the en Of qDga or pro IN
yoyed 4nt are np2teo 10 GGmg n0 f a ] @ a From
sales services products bproduG or from any city a1detaklns
fees rges accounts and bills regeya or ohr claims in }E process
Of collection ana all moneys ppG to the yen o Sufn OBJ
9U n n f onorized bonds Pd IN I rocess
delivery shall the of such certificate be deemed the
csrtdcaton
by @ city auditor and
which me city Win ads thereto and such
books on Be open the Aeeoan and City Auditor and
anirad @
If any sS B the ens s labor T a city:
m me 32 r DTs0 e g % % n e of ns e
e shall require daily report department e@poyg
and dsDu from what source and for what purpose
oee Teaue the city ne shall e audit the
s 11f e mny ' m sh ali im n
made required made e1pendt1Fe
contracts Or other papers city
p audit the seera City, employees
" e a' CO.. NAY % oaha shan hse power to administer
q & ma @ so by 1ny 3 n o se 1o
ness Of the prices Charged or claimed for materials Supplies or labor
rendition the the
the amount any claim Justly
0 empo any dpaTmen CT the %ucp amy other person
examine him upon oath or affirmation relative thereto
Section g. Financial Records and The accounting procedure
provide record in detail Of ali ansoctns Affecting acquisition
@ an d2I 5 .pG nqan h Sh Popy S 6 Ss
re to rner peroday and shall be- supported With such
the city
including distinct
utility
OnalsUpon DEATH
Auditor
Commission the
CITY Attorney and forthwith collect
Of
City
proceedings,
certified
Of municipality of
perform
to
0
be OF
Commission.
I of finance
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-07-08

666 quickly relieves Colds, Com
stipatiOn, BiIiOusness and Head
aches A Fine Tonic.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-07-08

Organdy ard soft taffcta do|splcn-
cid teamwork in this advance sum-
mcr model. The overd:css in brown
taffcta is mounted On a foundation
of novelty check organdy. The oval
shaped neck may be finished either
with standing collar or none at all.
Medium size requires 2H yards So
inch organdy and 234 yards taffeta.
Pictorial Review Dress No. Ola.
Sizes, "a to A inches bust. Price,
IS cents.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-07-08

There's hardly citrus grower in
Florida who doesn't believe that
cooperative advertising will help,
not only the whole industry, but
will help him individually.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT OF
THE UNITED STATES
TIL; WHITE. HOUSE
Washington
October .. iD22.

y,
Nc" tn" w,Idbe
which has kayin in Its
makes call
d""psca"h he
of youror
mas ar"hh!
and death which "
and
of doa
No Of
ha boon nndcn
yours
q.
J"
year EaAt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
A LETTER FROM THE AMERICAN
RED CROSS:
Washington, u. G., October 2, 1922.


Dear Mr. tu,ti
dent
Nrar East.
its nycan
feel kernIy thc
the
!
C AncriC public
yours
JOHN BARTON PAYNE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
A LETTER FROM THE NEAR EAST
RELIEF:
New York. September 20. io2o.
MIR. r. j. Cudiihy,
Tho Literary Digest.
Ncw Nnrl f'it,.


York
Drar MIR tuddh
In Of Snyr ~
for hcp
Of dcah:hat plrad:t
unnniy 1880
foodIeS
ndIcd
"s"hn 30" III
death
Of
the it's
Nion eief in
in insa
yn,path, howcvr
actor
our
L.
thairma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21

In immediate response the following editorial Das
published in The Literary Digest, October 21st:
HRlNEN FROM THEIR HOMES by fire and sword
I beaten, trampIed, robbed-morc than half
million men, women and little children are being
swept along to starvation madness and se-destruction
in the Near East
Herdcd in the Streets like cattle for the slaughter:
hudded on the brink of the and casting themselves
crazed by hunger and fear into the dark waters drag
ged from the burning hell Of Smyrna only to be thrust
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21

MIR. II. j. Cuddihy,
The Literary Digest,
35l Fourth Avenue,
New York City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19
vi. VERNON SOCIETY SPRANG FROM ONE WNlANc EN77Y7STA
CALENDAR FOR THE COMING WEEK
Monday.


~ Mn rotunda Capitol
To ako Enuur
tablet
ependen -
um of the Club
Russians
under tho auspices Council
to daily League Zine
- ''''''''S''
Tucsda
mectng
c"'iHe committee OF tho League. ~ -
T. Mn y w. ~,
Clubs and Parent Assoc alton " N'''''
Floyd
.. LII Iheater performance:
Nyht at an Inn by Dunsany
Last inspirntiona
I'm
800 '''"'''''S Nv"
S:l6 p Al-Audtofium undcr
spices the Stonewa
Society for broader Education Artists
trato Philip Serasta.
S:5 /. M--Auditorum by
fccEc Florence Brinkman Phillip
S:3o T. M--Lttle Theater League bill
p. Miss MARY
OF the Community Recreation
open to the public Address
$50 r. M--lhte Thcater caEu
or exhibition ~ 's
Kiln
hibtion - "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19
HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE
DOES EXCELLENT WORK

The excellent wo' a1r, by tho
housewives League na- made n ON.
of the most valuaLl .r,rt....,,.-'
in the city. The plans f.r t., tutrr..
are especially progress Tin. an,
GERS recently elected ana lNe .g.,'
mittee heads just appointed ar. 80
follows: president. Mrs. ~ M..rl
Jr.; FIRST vice president, Mr.. r..,,,
Fitzgerald; second Vice preside,
Mrs. j.. c. Minor; recording Score.
tary, Mrs. S. II. Bemiss: correspoae.
ing secretary. Mrs. Grecuhow J.l...
ston; treasurer. Mrs. Eu!a Yog,.
Morrison; board Of directors. slr.
George j. McAdams. Mrs. @. Harve,
,!frke. MR.. Claiming ward, NJ.
Endora Ramsey Richardson. Mr.,
John D. Blair. Mrs James ware Du.
ham. Mrs. u. a Talley, Mrs. Thoma.
Aurrell Ars. Richmond Moore, Mr.,
Psui Howic. Mrs. Ben Grey. Mrs
Adolph OsterIoh, Mrs. William Bur
lows. Mrs Ralph Harrison. Mrs Yer
non Wright, Mrs. l.. w. Sharp MIS-
stuart Tiehanx and Mrs. J.. r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19
Viii Hold Spring
FloWer Shou Here
Local Delegation attends
Gotham Exposition to
Get Ideas.

delegation from the James River
Garden Club has been attending the
New York Flower show with n view
TO gathering sugRestions for the
coming Spring Flower Show In Ricn.
mond. The points OF interest noted
VII be laid before the club this
week.
Most people in Richmond rcmem-
eer with great pleasure, the very
heautiiui display opened To the pub
lie last year. ana consequently look
forward with interest to whn,
toniscs TO he an even larger and
more brilliant exhibit thls May.
The committee included Mrs. E--
bert Leigh Mrs. william, Il. Massic,
Mrs. JeHrics. Miss Mary Cameron
and Mrs. Henry Wickham.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19
NATIONAL VOTERS LEAGUE
HONORS RICHMOND WON AN
Miss Mary Elizabeth Pidgeon Will Deliver Address on
"Virginas Conference on Governmental Ell
cheney in Baltimore in April.

Miss Mary Elizabeth Pidgcon. dl-
rector of citizenship education for
the bureau OF. extension OF the Uni
versity of Virginia, and chairman OF
the department of efficient govern
ment Of the Virginia League OF Wo-
men Voters, has been asked to speak
before the convention or the Ma
tional League OF Women Voters to
he held in Baltimore. April 2i-a,. inn
mediatelc following The pan-Amcri
can Conference of Women. which
takes place also in Baltimore. April
20-23.
Miss Pledgeon will speak at the
opening session Of the convention.
the subject Of her address being:
"VirSin!a's Conference On Govern
tai Efficiency" 1t will be rcmem-
bered that, at the request of and in
cooperation with, the Virginia
League Of Women Voters. Governor
Westmoreland Davis called a confer
ence on governmental efficiency,
which took place In the hall or-thc
House of Delegates. November 20-oi,
1921. Speakers OF nation wide and
Statewide prominence presented va
riouS phases Of efficiency in govern
ment to most representative grOup
OF Virginia men ana women, assem-
bled from every section of the State.
The fact that Virginia. took the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19
auckland Geddes
Will Speak Here
British Enjoy to U. S. to
address Public Meet
ing IN Nay.

Sir Auckland Gcddcs, the British
ambassador to the United states. Will
scdrcss public meeting at the JET.
terson Hotel auditorium on May 5
me arrangements for this speech
OF great Importance TO the pcopl,
~ richmond, have just been con
Guided by the English Speaking
Union. The meeting viii be held
Under the Joint auspices OF the Eng
iiSh Speaking Union. the Colonia,
l'amcs OF America, the Sons of the
cincinnati, the Sons Of the Rcvolu
u"n' tho Daughters of the American
revolution and the United Daughters
If the Con '~rcy.
Lazy Gcddes has been iny,t.n ;,
be present as the quest OF the local
branches Of the Daughters Of tn.
American Re ')lution and the col
"hiai DANES Of America.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19
JACKSON CHAPTER
ARRANGES RECITAL
organization Also Interested ir
fihns Tor Virginia Historical
PnScunt In Mny

~ tho meeting OF the Stonewall
Jackson Chapter, l.. ID. C., held March
"a AZ O'Clock in the auditorium of
,hc !. w. {. ~, final arrangements
'or the recitals TO bc given this com
ing week. were discussed.
Mrs. Newton McVeirh the regent
presided and spoke OF The yarIous a.
Forts which the chapt,r is makin,
ana Tor which il needs money. II is
me continued effort o. this chan,cr
TO help support tho old men ana wo-
men. trnc daughters and sons of rho
'"htederacy. who, scattered through
OUT the country. cling st!u 10 th.Ir
ora MONIES, trying Ia manage the nc.
ccssities of existence that they may
ole among familiar SURROUNDINGS
iheSe old people VINO hay. n dcer
dtSiic not to he rooted M durjuu
me last days Of their life ana tukcn
away TO. distant home TO exis,
among strangers. are the csn.claI
care -! the Stonewall Jackson chan.
ter. ''''
The chapter is also much cnrrossed
IN plans for the pageant. ,rbcy ~,
Iiap thdchr"rinS 1" help the fund 70,
nu''1'hS a library and auditorium OF
IN" ground adjoining The Confcdcrat.
museum. The library is very ur.
gently needed, az valuable confcd,r.
axe records and books are now niIcd
IN the basement OF the museum as
me only available spot for keen.
ing them
Inc dues Of the CHAPTER were in.
creased ~ this meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19

lead in this movement. being the FIRST
state to call such 4 conference, Is
not matter OF pride TO Virginia
alone, but has created widespread In :
terest throughout the country. other
states asking for copies of the call
to the conference sent out by Gov
ernor Davis. IN order to perfect
plans for similar conferences To be
called by their Governors.
AS chairman of the department of
efficient government for the Virginia
League Of Women Voters. Miss Pid
Eeon directed tho planning OF tho
Virginia conference. In corporation
with committee of atty men and
women.
An outcome OF the Virginia confer
encc was the adoption OF resoiu-
ton calling upon the General AS
scmbly to authorize the appointment
OF IL commission to study simplifica
ton OF government. 4 bill, known
ns senate bill No. 1876. offered in the
Senate by Senator's Goolrick and
Gum. passed by both houses OF the
General Assembly and signed last
week hy Governor Trinkle, assures
the appointment OF this commission.
Virginia is entitled 10 twenty del
cGates TO the national convention,
before which Miss Pidgeon will
SucaE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19
AUXILIARY OF LEGION
DOES YEOMAN WORK
Enlist Mothers. Wives. sisters and
daughters of EA-S"rNIce Men
In Nl~ulJcrsftp

Mrs. l.. w lSowlcs Is chairman OF
tho membership committee Of the
american Legion Auxiliary. of which
Mrs. l.. u. Hotchkiss IS president
and her committee includes Mes.
danes w a. Collins, John T.. Bauer
Robert liackctt, H. W. Faint, Charles
Ia II. George Wayne Anderson. &. r
Norman, q. l.: I.owcry, Charles lIar-
Ian. J. J. Wicker. Jr.. w. G.. Malone.
q. l.. wilmer. John NJ Hughes. ". 4.
Chcatwood. c.. Z. Wall ana L. VI
Vaughan.
The legion auxiliary Is. az yet. "a
young organization. and the women
eligible TO membership In IL arc the
mothers. wives, sisters and daugh :
ters OF ali legion men. therefore the
work o. this committee in getting
all OF these women acquainted with
tie auxiliary and enlisted In its
membership Is considered a big task
However, Mrs. Bowlcs and her as.
sistants lave accomplished a grca
deal.
Mrs L. NJ. Vaughan * chairman Of
publicity. with Mrs. y. j. Kcrnodle
and Mrs. George Wayne Anderson as
so-chairniGn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19
STATE BODY, DAUGHTERS
1912, PRESERVES RELICS
Plans Establishment of Ma
tional Victory Memorial
Building in Washington.
TRIBUTE OF GRATEFUL COUNTRY
VIII Link Glorics Of >y,.ht,
nnd Pcrnhiug Spirits OF I7Ig nnd
iui1--oHers Prizes TO StImuInt,
Rescnrch Work.

Members Of the Virginia Soci.,v
united states Daughters OF 1872 nro
Interested this year In cstnblirb,p,,
national headquarters for the so,s.
Keeping OF their historic records am,
relics IN tho National Victory Me-
moriai Ruilding an Washington. This
.nrIhorihl building IL To be n national
triphte from graceful country 10
gallant scldiars. sailors and marines
which VIII link the giorien OF Wash
ington and Pershing. the spirit of
ifae ana the sririt ~ 1917.
Ehe State historian. Mrs. James
-. rlhher' OF Reedville. is onerjnS
threc prizes to stimulate historic re-
search. as follows: First ptize, To-,
theNoest chapter of work: second prize
'or The Test biography OF nHvul
cHicer in the War OF 1912. and third
prize. FOR the best Individual work
copccrning the history Of Virgins,
from 1907 10 1878
Mrs. John ). Alley state registrar.
Daughters Book" containing a
sketch of the life OF every real
Daughter OF the War OF 1872 who &,
un enrolled member Of the Virgins.
society, and also sketch OF her
father. an 1872 soldier. with their
pictures. coats Of arms. and their old
h""''. iIiS book won the prizv of
tered '7st year by tho virginia So
c!oty. Daughters OF 1912.
The society welcomes into it's
ranks thiH year new chapter. III.
General John Smith. at Charlotte
Vile. which was officially organized
March LIST by AIRS. Joel Mintcr Corh-
ran. The first official moetine was
held In the HON. OF the regent and
The state president. Yrs. j. f.. f.
casscil. presented the charter for
signatures and displayed the cer;in-
cate OF membership which IN an eS-
uuisite replica OF the memorial ia
st. Michacl's Church, Dartmoor. Eng
land. where our American boys ~
1872 are buried. In addition to q
large enrolment. tho chapter car
rics ono real daughter, Mrs. william,
Anderson Watson.
Mrs. william J. Judd Is chairman
" the society
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19
PERPETUATES MEMORY OF MEN
WHO ACHIEVED OUR FREEDOM
rsnia Society of Sons of American Revolution Is
composed of Lineal Descendants of Forbears
of Unfailing Loyalty

Virginia Society of sons of
ia" American Revolution is a socIo, :.
embossed Of ,iucal DESCENDANTS ar
mos" men Mh" with nnfailina, joyaI-
rendered inateria! aid to the cnus.
~ american Independence as n sni :
"l'r or seaman or civIl officer ;,.
ono OF the colonies. OF as a recog l..
ne" patriot. in the period OF tho
evolutionary War.
Til" objects OF tho society lrioov
''r 4" p"rpe,uate the memory ana
Spirit Of tn. men who achieved
american indcpendcnc". b. the on
'"ufaEcfh"nt Of historical research
anu the publication OF It's results. "a
preserve documents and rcljcs and
me records of indiv!dGai services ~,
revolutionary soldiers ana patriots
=" promote the celebration of pa
'iote anniversaries. TO cherish,
i'"lH ana extend tn. institution
'i american freedom. ana TO aid Ira
,,"".hS Ia" blessings OF liberty. :
me virginia society was orgarjzad
IN Juiy 1890, with seventeen char.
Yer members. William Writ Henri.
h"!uaS y. Carter Henry I.andon
"'o'! Joseph Bryan. Levin .joyu.s.
roe We.l Page Edward Carr!rp;or,
haSn John l.. Mcclure BcriamIa r.
"'h'T' f. 4 Brock. Dr. .fosepn =
""''e and General Joseph Il. Aadc,-
100. "cr" among It's carlicat mem
ana did much to promote the
.iHia "i 'hv rcw society.
nc hrst officers were W. "
,''''s riesia"nt General ~ II. =
/ l.'o Vice president. Thomas ErisI,,
] .n'lrf secretary; Levin Joyn.g,
| .'.,aNurer. and Hobcr, a. brock. reg.
Sinee then thcrc have been
o. S'Ne"is ar iollows Chhrlcs ~
| ans pr Joseph a White. Judg.
- He"is. General Charles !. An
slaunton Moore. who died
on and Arthur -. Clarke. wbn
n ohce since 1919.
''e'E rs In gpspcrous con.