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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
Man AND Wife
ARRESTED ON
BOOZE CHARGE
STILL, BOOZE AND MASH
ARE FOUND IN TAYLOR
STREET HOUSE

l.. ]. Johnson and Mrs. 4. J. John.
son. zoos .ay nr Street. were arrested
last night on charges of Violating the
liquor laws. Johnson WIS released on
81 500 bond and Mrs. johnson ON $500
bond.
Officers arrested the couple on the
North side and found 10 gallons ~
booze In their automobile. they said.
Another 10 gallons was found In the
house on Taylor Street. according TO
the officers. who further stated that
five barrels uf mash and still were
found In IN, Kitchen and "A closet of
the house.
johnson is Santa Fc engineer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
Iilood Test law Upheld.
By Associated pr.ss

DALLAS. April 5-The right of the
city 60 require fod handlers 90 submit
vases twice a year was upheld by Judge
u u Watkins IN the fourteenth dis
trist court today when he sustained the
general demurrer and all special rNccp.
tions II the d.fendant In the case of
W ~ Langley. " the CITY of Dallas.
Langley held that the ordinance
granting this right. which wa recently
i,ass'si ., the city commissioners. was
unreasonable and sought an inJunc,iun
restraining the city from enforcing u.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
LATEST TEXAS
NEWS STORIES
IN BRIEF form
Ny Assoeistcd fres.

FL PAsO. April s.--Mcxican river
guards. after commanding him to halt.
shot Corporal w. W. whyte Of the
s2nd Field Artillery. Fort Bliss. To
death last night. while he was trying
To cross the river on horseback. ac-
cordlng Ia a report made by the com.
mnnder ~ the guards today. The sol.
dicr's body was found today ON the
Mexican side Of the river. The guards
reported that the soldier tried 10 cross
the river. and fired at them after they
had commanded him "a halt.
Corporal WHITES home was In Salt
Lake city. Utah.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
FATTY SAYS He
TRIED TO HELP
VIRGINIA RAppE
ADMITS HE HAD PLENTY OF
BOOZE AND APPEARED IN
HIS PAJAMAS
BY Associated Pre-.

BY Associated Pre-.
San FRANcisCo. April 5.--An act
of mercy and not ~ violence toward
Miss Virginia Rappc was the thing
which precipiiatcd Roscoe c. Fattyl
Arbuckle into the maze Of difficulties
leading 10 manslauehter charge
bgainst him as result of Miss Iiappe's
death. he testified today la his third
trial on the charge.
Il found Miss Rape ili on the floor
IL my hath" he said. In describing In
cidenis of the Hotel NJ. Francis party
In which. according TO prosecution al
legations. he fatally attacked her.
Il asked her u 7 could help her and
carried her 10 q bed. Later, I told the
other guests u the party that she was
III. Still later. ! called n physician "a
attend her"
/ Al the bchest Of his counsel. Arbuckie
detailed the Incidents Of the party. say.
yng he had no knowlrtlg. that Miss
Rappe was In his room when he en-.
tered 10 dress for another engagement.
He Acknowledged the presence of liquor
IN generous quantities. and his appear.
ance In pajamas and lounging robe.
lie Made Threat.
The only threat vocal or otherwise.
at the party. was uttered by himself
when he told Mrs. Bambina Maud Bel.
mont To shut up or will throw YOU
out of the window" he said. adding that
Il was made because she opposed his
efforts to aid the suffering Miss Rappe.
He told of assisting hotel attache 20
carry Miss Rappc into another room
where she could receive better attcn.
tion.
Arbuckle said that although he knew
Miss Rape 10 be unconscious. he west
20 the hotel iail room after the party
and danced until after midnight.
Arbuckle's testimony occupied three
hours. The witness was dressed In a
sobre blue. In contrast to the light
spring sartorial effects he had won for
several DAYS past. lie smiled ne he
took the stand as though In enjoyment
81 the experience. hut appeared bored
at some points In the cross examination.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
SHIPPING BOARD
TO PUT OFFICES
IN MIDDLE West
TO PUT IMPORTERS AND Ex-
PoRTERs IN TOUCH WITH
u. s. LINES

hy Associated frtes
WASHINGTON. Aurii 5.---The Emer-
Fcncy FLEET Corporation of the ship
pirg Board. within a month or six
", eks. win o.cn a series 81 offices
throughout the Middle West for the
development of ocean freight trade.
Nirc PrCSii,hl Love announced today.
Dor the present offices will be- main
ininsd ~ Cincipnaii. Memphis. Kansas
city. Detroit. Chicago and Minneapolis.
Il n the intention of the corporation.
SIR. Love Eiid. to have the managers OF
thu lncal offices cover the entire terri
tory ~ the Middle West and call on all
importers and exporters. They will de-
yelop the business and bring the pros
p"rii," importer or exporter In direct
touch with the nearest agent Of an
American line. whether run by thu
shipping Bard or by nriyatc ownern
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
OPERATORS WILL
REPLY TO CALL
FOR CONFERENCE
ANSWER TO HOUSE COMMIT.
TEE CALL FOR PARLEY TO
BE GIVEN TODAY
Nv Associated Prs.


PiTTsBURGH. Penn. April 5.--The
Pittshurs cusl producers association To.
day discussed the invitation ~ Chair
man NoiaI. - the House labor commit'
tee 10 the proposed meeting of opera
tors uf the C.nual competitive field
and the United Miners workers in
Washington AiTil 10 for dicussion
~ the strike IN the bltuminous region
., WAS o..'idcd that an answer would
be- sent io Ir Nolan tomorrow.
After he meeting the association
made publ.c letter written 10 Sscre-
tary of i.a.cr Davis by n. NJ. Clark.
president of The association ~ piium'
inous Operators uf Central PcnnsSl'
vanin. IN which Mr.. Clark charged that
the tinted Nine Workers and not the
operators had broken the wage agrse
ment by striking April l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
BLUNT WARNING /
AGAINST SOVIET
SERVED ON NAVY
SECRETARY DENBY SAYS
MOVE MADE TO UNDHR-
MINE MORALE OF MEN

iiy Associated Pros
WASHINGTON. Aprii 5.--secretary
DENLY served blunt warning today On
officers and men ~ the navy TO guard
themselves ashore and afloat from tho
pr,achings of sovictism. communism.
and anarchy" through special order
Co the entire service which deIclarcd
that no lcniency would he shown 70
mon who committed acts OF dlsloy.
atty"
Tho order arose. Mr.. DENLY said.
from the fact that his attention had
been called to sinister propaganda
by societies having their origin I'm for
elgn countries to undermine the morale
~ the navy ana a. inject into its per-
sonnsl elements ~ disloyalty and dis.
order
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
2 DEAD and
many HURT
IN FLOODED
rive R Ian D
Ny Associated Press

ny Associated Press
DALLAS. April 5.-Tcxas tonight
still was In "A critical flood stage al
though readings over the state lndl'
Gated the fall OF some rivers.
The crest Of the flood In Dallas had
passed and the Trinity River has begun
falling. the local weather bureau an
nounced lie said the highest stage
OF the river was as.a feet. which was
reached this morning.
The stage Of the river at Trinidad
was 27.i feet. with the crest 10 be-
reached In the next three or four days.
The entire Trinity bottom lands he.
tween Dallas and Trinidad. will be
flooded. weather bureau officials said.
The levcc on east fork near the inter.
section OF Mud Creek and Rowlctt
Greek. few miles from Rowictt. has
broken In fourteen places. releasing n
surge Of water across thousands OF
acres ~ cultivated land and endangcr.
ing many lives.
Marion Bryant. 20. living In n log
cabin near the levee. was trapped In
h.s home by the rising waters. He
pulled a mattress out Of the window
and climbed with Il 20 the roof Of his
house. Officers rescued him as no
was ciinging 60 the watcr-soakcd and
sinking mattress. He IL In serious con.
dition from exposure.
Two die.
Ed. kecner. residing on n farm. n re.
port from Brenham stated. was killed
by falling timbcrs when his house was
demolished by the wind and rainstorm
that swept Washington County.
Hugo Kyle. son OF farmer living
five miles southwest Of Farmersville.
was drowned this afternoon in the high
waters OF Pilot creek.
The last of twenty.thrcc men. who
took refuge In trees for thirty-six hours
were rescued tosksy ~ parties from
Farmcrsvillc. The flood In this sec.
ton In the worst In history. having
damaged bridges. fences. bottom farm
lands. with loss OF cattle and cordwood.
At Ro'kwnll. II WAS reported that the
East Fork Of the Trinity River had
broken through the si50.00O icvee u
mile east of town in seven places and
Inundated more than 1000 acres OF re-.
claimed land.
Crops had been planted aud farmers
will have Ia rcplant. II II estimated
$4,000 will have TO bc expended for
repairs IN the lcvec. which was built
about three years ago. The Trinity
River had not fallen In Navarro County
In time 10 prevent inundations OF tho
farms. At Liberty the river was being
held by sandbags. with 27.S foot stage
reported
Big Cypress River reading today
showed 2l.s by the government gauge
and much lowland Is under water. as
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
TWO ARE KILLED
As CRAzED Man
BEGINS SHOOTING
SALENFELD KILLS ONE,
WOUNDS THREE AND is
HIMSELF SHOT DEAD
ny Associated Press

By Associated Press
CHICAGO April 5.-Two men were
Killed and three wounded today when
n former employe ~ the W. 4. Jones
Foundry and Machine Company walked
into the office ~ the concern and start
Cd shooting with two nisiols. lie then
was sro, and killed hy the plant super.
intcndent. who opened fire IN return.
The dead are Charles Salcnfcld. n
former cmployc ~ the company. and
'hcstcr Borgs,rom, employed In tho
offices.
The wounded. all employees ~ the con.
cern. are =. n. rogc. J. 4. Sizcr and
Joseph BENDER.
Salenfeld. according to members ~
the comrany. had been crazcd with the
desire for revenge because ~ n court
suit growing out of business deal
With an cmployc of the firm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
OIL LEASE SELLING is
FEvERISH IN AMARILLO

Oil lease selling was fevcrish IN ANA
rilio yesterday Cor short tins. one
hrok,r Il said 20 have cleaned up 1900
IN commissions IN half day.
The furry T. believed by cal men 20
have cnmc from a report that Gulf No.
had shut down walting arrival o, a
hieh official. The shutdown was due
20 the drilis being In a very promising
formation. unauihenticatci reports de
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
WIFE CHEAP, BUT CAR
IS DEAR, SAYS CHlNK

w Associatcd Pre>s
AltDMOi,E. okla. April k--Wom-
~ are cheap. hui an automobile
cnsts lots q money. according to
George Ling. chin - restaurant
man here Who with the police.
caught his wife running away with
anuthvr man o. iAns's motor car.
Ling sf1riued al his wife In
Chinese. thcn gave the trusted
friends s. f'r railway fare saying he
could at anU,hcr wife cheap. but
c"ald not afford 10 lose the motor
car
The trusted friend left town. Ling
ana ms wife drove ha ( to the res
taurant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
Lewis Moves Office.

NEW YORK. April 5.-Juhn l..
Lewis president "f the United Mine
Workers. established temporary strike
headquarters In New York to'iay. Ia
await the outcome of the House labor
commitiecfs invitation t. Biiuminous
coal operators to join the miners In a
wage conference at Washington.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
IRISH CONSTABLE IS
SLAIN IN OWN HOME


DUBLIN. April s.--Two automobile
loads of armed men went ot Rally
haunis. County Mayo. last night. says
the Dublin Herald to-day. entered tho
houses 20 two two dislandcd members
uf the Royal Irish constabulary named
Cranna and Butler, and shot and kille'i
lranna and seriously wounded Butler.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
CASING HEAD GASOLINE
EXPLOSION WOUNDS 7

EAlsrLESNlI.l.E Okla. April g.
seven men were burned. probably one
fatally. when the stock tanks of tn.
casing head gasoline plant Of the Phil.
Hips Petroleum Company. ten miles
southwest Of Iiartlcsyillc. eNplodcd ~.
muliancously early tonight.
Steve Haynes foreman. received
hurns that mny prove fatal.
The luss " estimated at 100000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
FIRST DUTY OF NATION
IS TO SElF-C00llOGE

LANSING. April 5.--Thc highest
duty of nation is to itself and TO lis
own people. and before America ad.
ministers Ia other nations. there must
h. health and prosperity at home, Vice.
President Coolidge declared here To.
night nj AN address before Republican
gathering. The first thought of the
present ADMINISTRATION. h. added. has
been of our own country of uor own
domestic welfare"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
To Rcplant Cotton.
by Associated Press

CORPUS CHRISTI. April Farm.
ors IN the Rio rande Valley are OBJ
tanning new cottonsecd TO rcplant the
devastated territory resultant from the
heavy windsiorm. which drove clouds
II sand and small stone before II. ruin
ing several hundred acres of young
cotton In the Banque,e and Aguadulce
ceighhoihood In this county. besides
several thousand acres Of cotton In the
Rio Grande Valley. Hen ID. Lee. county
commissioner. said. today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
Wideiy Known Couple Wed.
ny Associated Press

CORPUS CHRISTI. April 5.-Miss
Anne Louise stayton Of Corpus Christi
lecamc the bride Of Birge Holt OF Shcr.
Lian. Texas county attorney OF Ward
county. h,sc. today. The bride and
groom graduated from the University
n Texas In the same class. and are
well known over the state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
MANY INDICTED UPON
OIL FlEEClNG CHARGE
ily Associated Pres.

NEW YORK. April s.-Scvcn firms.
five men and one woman have been In
dictcd by federal grand jury for using
the nails to dcfraud In connection with
sales of Century Consolidated oil com
pany stock II was disclosed to-day when
indictments returned secretly last week
were made public
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
>eff to See Carter.

AUSTIN Texas. April s-Govcrnor
Ncff VII tomorrow talk to Willie car.
tcr IN p,rs"n IN his cffurt to reach "a
decision a. io the request O. commute
tn lie imprisonment the death sen.
tcncc of Gccrgc Hanshy. convicted -
murder IN bell County reccntly. Carter
II bsng hr"ught To Autln by a state
ranger Snt to Rrownwood after him
by Governor Scfl,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
Found t.uiliy of Fraud.

" Nssf9 AIFd Tffss
OMAHA. Neh.. April s.-Hschcl &c.
celia strickland and her business assn
cisiv. samuel d. Mus-cr. were found
guilty ~ using the mails to defIaud in
the sale ~ Montana oil lands by a Jury
in Federal court here tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
GEORGE
AGAIN wins IN
CENSURE MOTION
COMMONS OVERWHELMING.
LY DEFEATS MOVE TO
HIT GOVERNMENT

by Associated Press
LONDON. April Although a mum.
her of l.aboritcs and independent Lib.
erals voted with the ''die hards." the
motion of Sir William Joynson Hicks
censuring the government. which was
debated In the House ~ Commons
lengthily rui acrimoniously tonight.
was defeat a Overwhelmingly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
CHARLES HEART TO BE
SHIPPED IN GLASS JAR
ny Associated Pres

Ft'NCHAI.. Madeira. April 5.-The
heart II former Emperor Charles ~
Austria Hungary was removed last
night. u viii h. sent IN glass isr
enclosed IN silver caskct 90 Austria.
The present intention l. o. send the
i'oiy To- Hungary.
Al business was suspended todya for
The funeral VI Charles,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
REWARD OFFERED ON
ALL ROBBERS KILLED
~ Associated Press

by Associated fre-s
OMAHA. Ncb.. April s.-Dcclsr'
ing that crime In Ohsma must stop.
Police Judge wappich declared In
police court today during hearing of
n robbery case. that he would give
SIS out uf his own pocket for every
man who Mills highwayman In the
commission of a crime"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
VALIDITY OF STATES
LAND CLAIM UPHELD


AUSTIN. Anril s.-Nalidlty ~ the
states title 10 approximately six mill
lion acres of land was upheld by the
supreme Court t"iay. when u refused
;o grant mandsmu~ IN thu ease 81
Clements ". J. T. Robinson. land CON-
s..ls-t.n.r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
Rotary Division Opposed.

STAMFORD. April 5.-Thc Stamford
Rotary cub to-day went on record ~
opposing the question Of rcdistrictlne.
"noscd - the International Associa
ton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
lieusc aud Cars Burn.
H. As.aet.s..l b..

SHERMAN. Aprii 5.--A fire here
,arly trday practically destroyed one
building and 10 To- ~ automobiles and
threatened an entire block on North
Crockett street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
Gives Radio Concert.
nv Asxociatsd pre~s

SAN ANTONIO. April 5.--Mary Jor.
dan. American cuntralto. brodcastcd
concert by radio here today. Reports
show she was heard at III Pnso. Denver
and other points.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-01-24
PART OF GOODS STOLEN FROM
KILLERS STORE FOUND IN
RIVER.

From the Brunswick Blade of last
Thursday we take the following.
Fishing was good, for Lieut.. w. H.
Axline, chief of the local B. & o.
police department, last Tuesday.
Upon information handed him last
Tuesday, by an employee of the rail-
road, made an investigation of some
clohing seen floating in the river, in
the vicinity of "Porter's Camp" OPP
posite the east Brunswick railroad
yard.
The goods were fished from the
waters at a point directly opposite
the East Brunswick yards, of the B.
& o. r R., and was identified as
part of the stolen goods belonging to
Mr.. C. r. Carnes, merchant at
Taylorstown, Va, and to Mr.. G. A.
Kibler, the Dufields, w Va, mer-
chant, whose stores were robbed of
much merchandise some ime ago, and
also quantity Of goods stolen from
cars of the B. & o.
A few weeks ago raid was made
upon the home of L. F. Arvin, on
New York Hill, and approximately
several thousand dollars worth of
goods were found locked in chests,
boxes, and other places. Due to
their being unable to identify much
of the goods found in the Arvin
home, the local authorities did not
disturb this part of the alleged
booty. That which could be identi-
fed, was taken to the local police
station.
The goods recovered last Tuesday
| from the Potomac's waters, was rec
ognized as a part of, if not all, the
booty found in the Arvi nhome at the
time the raid was made. When
Lieut.. Axline had completed his
Fishing" on last Tuesday, he had a
full wagon load of fish" of the fol
lowing species: new shoes, automo-
\ bile tires, under clothing, hats, pants
rugs, about 400 yards of calico ETC.,
valued at perhaps several hundred
dollars. One rug valued at about
| $50 was found in a cistern on New
York Hill, and was ruined by being
water soaked.
Mr.. Carnes, of Taylorstown anc
Mr.. Kibler, of Duffields, w. Va.
identified much of the goods as being
their property, some of which by the
cost marks which were still there
and by the resemblance of good.
taken from their stocks. One rug
which was recovered from the icy
waters, was recognized by Lieut.. AK
line by hole in one end of it, neal
the center of the edge. This rug
was one one of the floors of the Ar
win home at the time the raid wa!
made, and at that time, Mr.. Akin,
thrust two of his fingers through tn,
hole and turned it over to Sc,
whether any marks appeared on tn,
wrong side. Some goods were iden
Titled by Mr.. Kibler as being his, BY
the cost marks, but the calicoes Dor,
no marks and were identified solel!
by their resemblance to goods stoler
from his stock.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-01-24
The contest over the assessment of

The contest over the assessment of
the lime roasting plant of the STAN
dard Lime & Stone Company at
Millville has reached the Court of
Appeals. A temporary writ of pro-
hibition from that court was severed
on Judge ]. M. Woods Thursday to
prevent that official from taking any
action in the case at this time. The
State Tax Commissioner contends
that Judge Woods has no jurisdiction
in the case. 1t will be considered by
the Court of Appeals today. The
County Board of Equalization and
Review placed a value of $250,O00
on the lime roasting plant for taxa
ton purposes. The Standard Com
pany insists that $4,000, the value
placed on the property by the As
SCISSOR is just and equitable assess
ment.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-01-24
BLUE RIDGE CLUBS NEW HOME
TO START IN MARCH.

Construction of new home for
the Blue Ridge Rod and Gun Club,
to replace the one which burned to
the ground November 10 last, will
begin about March l. This decision
was reached at a meeting of the club
which viewed the plans submitted by
the architects, A. B. Mullett & Co.,
and unanimously approved hem.
The contract will be let promptly, it
was said.
The clubhouse will be modelled
closely after the old one, with the
exception of few improvements and
changes. The building will be con-
structed from hollow and tile and
will have a slate roof; two separate
heating plants will be installed and
the bathroom and plumbing facilities
will be enlarged, as well as several
of the rooms. In reference to
financing the project. 1t was made
clear that arrangements were vir-
tually completed.
The Blue Ridge Rod and Gun Club
is situated in Loudoun county, Vir-
ginia, about a mile from Harpers
Ferry, and is composed of fifty
Washington men.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-01-24

i am better prepared than ever to
do first class work having had some
years experience IN the city where l
was associated with experts in paint
ing and paperhanging, and if it is
first class work you want done, see
me before committing yourself.
w. E. MORELAND,
Jan. a 21-y. North George st.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-01-24
NOTICE

COMMISSIONER OF ACCOUNTS
The following Fiduciary accounts
are before me for settlement:
1921.
Nov. 7. C. M. B. Brown, Admins
tor of Rachael Knocks.
Nov. z. H. G. Hyatt, Guardian of
Chas. R. Trussell.
Nov. z. Mary F. Payne, Guardian of
Dorothy L., Mary E., Mable B.
and Robt. L. Payne.
1922.
Jan. a. Martha M. B. Miley Execu-
tratrix of j. M. Miley.
Jan. 10. Thos. S. Lovett, Admins
traitor of W. B. Evans.
Jan. 10. E. E. Cooke, Guardian of
H. H. Cooke.
Jan. ID. Mary K. Cavalier Admins
tratrix of Chas. j. Cavalier.
Jan. Ia Henry C. Page, Trustee of
William Rouss Charity Fund.
Jan. 16. Mary Guy Wilson, Admin
istratrix of James M. Ransom.
Given under my hand this 18th day
January, 1922.
S. w. WASHINGTON
Commissioner of Accounts.
Jan. 17-2t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-01-24
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