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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-25
National League.
Games Today.

Boston at Philadelphia, two games
New York at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
I'ittsburg at st. Louis.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-25
Miss Ella Clark is visiting in Weston

Miss Ella Clark is visiting in Weston
Clarence Pratt is home from Sunder-
land for few DAYS.
Mrs Mildred Thaycr was home from
Brattleboro over Sunday.
German Eddy of Chester was a guest
Of Madison Farnum recently.
George Williams and family spent last
week at Lake Wantastiquet.
Mrs Rhoda Westcott of the south vii
LACE spent week visiting old friends here.
The Londonderry ball team went to
Chester Saturday and was beaten IS to 10
Seth Walker and friend offs Windsor
spent Sunday with his mother and broth.
err
George Leonard of Toglls. Me, visited
his brother, F. NJ Leonard, the last Of
the week
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Williams were week
end visitors in Otter River and Phillips
ton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Milford Wheaton, and
three children of Granville, \. Y. were
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shqttuck
Paul Grout Of West Townshend, who
recently returned from France, visited
bis uncle and amt, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Williams, recently.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-25
LANDGKOVF

Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Thomson, Miss Isa-
bel Prouty. Miss Wilma Thomson and l.
= Woodward started on an auto trip to
Boston Saturday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-25
VERMONT NEWS.

At Island Pond an airplane has been sc
cured for the celebration on July tC
be given in honor of the returned sailors
and soldiers.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-25
Reflections of a Baidhead.

Instead OF the hairs of our head be-
ing numbered, we would prefer to have
them fastened in better.-Boston Tran
script.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-25

Saturday Max Fishman of Vergennes,
for the first time since the war began,
received letter from his brother and sis
ter in Zakosel, Poland, Russia They
wrote that they were in a starving con
dition. Mr.. Fishman Immediately cabled
$50 for their relief
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-25

Thurman W. Dix, Burlington city en-
gineer, has reported to the city council
Of that place that six bridges in Bur.
lington are dangerous and unsafe for traf-
fic,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-25
LEFT ON MOTORCYCLE.
a Bennington Woman anl Child and
pittsfeld, Mass, Man Missing.

PiTTSFlEID, Mass, june Sc. X.
IIawcs, OF Bennington. Vt, is here
searching for bis wife aud l3-year-old
child, who have been missing since last
Saturday Frederick G. Boyd of pa
Onota street, a marricd man a former
motorcycle police officer at Stockbridge,
is also missiH" Mrs. HAYES and her
child were guests at the BOYD home and
Saturday morning they went away rid
Ing ~ the sidocar Of Boyd S motor
cycle, having said they were going TO
meet trolley car for Remington
Neither of the thrcc have been seen
since.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-25

Initiate another and "limitate" your.
losing game.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-25
LONDONDERRY.
The Late Alvaro> D. Reynolds.

Ths.community waashoekcd and sad.
dened on the morning of June Z to learn
of the sudden death about 30 o clock
the previous night of one of it's esteemed
citizens, Aware Davis Reynolds.
He was horn March % 1871. in the
pleasant hillside home where he died.
His grandfather, William Reynolds, set
tied on the same farm years ago and
there died, leaving an only son, Levi
Pierce Reynolds whose entire life was
spent there.
Alvaro u. REYNOLDS was tho only child
Of Levi Pierce Reynolds and Nina Davis
REYNOLDS On Dec 4. 1862 he married
Amanda Fitzallen Butterficld. who sur.
wives
The first four years of their married
life were spent in the home of his
father. after which they moved to .
home Of his own in the town of Land
grove
In 1901 his father died and in 1905
he returned to live in Londonderry. il
order TO care for his mother, who dice
Nav q, 1916.
Wherever he lived he was known as
kind and obliging neighbor and By
everyone as genial friend From you'll
Mr. REYNOLDS was interested in the towr
of Landgrove and while n resident Their,
he held many important uublic offices
diseharging with honor all duties per
taining to them.
At the organization of West Brancl
lodge, No l3l, Patrons Of Husbandrv
he become q charter member II
united with the Methodist church an,
was for many years one of its activ'
workers. a member of its choir and su
perintendent of the Sunday school,
| The funeral was held at his late hom
Monday, June 5, at | 0 clock. Rev I
| G. Clark officiating.
notwithstanding the inclemency o
the wea.h her, manv friends came lon
distances 10 pay his memory their fina
tribute Of respect. He was buried i
| Iandgrovo cemetery near the littl
church he had loved so well, there to re
pose until he day break and til
shadows fee away !"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-25
SPORTING
STANDING OF CLUBS.
American League.
Games Today.

Washington at BOSTON
Philadelphia at New York.
Cleveland at Chicago.
St Louis at Detroit.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-25

As a result Of a complaint and care
full investigation by state officials, Scott
and David, George Dickinson of the Bel
lows Falls Ice company appeared in court
Tuesday charged with underweighing ice
sales. Dickinson pleaded guilty and was
fined SO and costs Nile claimed that
due to a rushing business and a shortage
Of men he was forced to guess at the
weight, thereby causing underweight in
some cases.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-25

You viii be forgiven the errors Of your
youth il Won don't make them the stan
dads Of your old age.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-25

Mason White Sharp, son of Rev. an
Mrs. +. W. Sharp of St Johnsbury, an
Miss Glendeen Ball are to be married i
Grace Methodist church, St Johnsburs
Monday evening, July T. Mr.. Sharp
a student in the theological department
Of Boston university and pastor of tn
Methodist church at Milford, n H.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-25

One end of the drawbridge, owned by
the Rutland railroad, located several hum
dred yards south of the Union station
at Burlington was thrown into the lake
Monday when canal boat loaded with
stone which was passing under the bridge
swung around suddenly, the stern hit
ting the bridge, swapping the supporting
and lifting cable
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-25

William Lindsey, Montpelier health
officer, has received a report from the
state laboratory that the fungus which
has been killing the fish in Berlin pond.
is not detrimental to the water supply
which furnishes Montpelier. The fungus
attaches itself to the gills of the fish.
stopping respiration and causing death.
aA
Fourteen teachers have resigned from
Montpelier schools for different reasons
and most of the vacancies have been filled
Newly elected teachers include Miss Ma.
bel Rising of Brandon. mathematics; Miss
Alice Wilson of Middlebury; Miss Bernce
baylor Of Chester, commercial; Miss
Pauline Fisher of Brattleboro, drawing.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-15
CITY NEWS
SWBREFS

{ n oliver received message yos
i'rlHv adVisne ihli hla sun Robert d
~h'tr ~ ND fith AriillNiN who hnH
h0cn 0Nolaels since mHl eHnmcr wul
HhmtN aii fNm frDnce o Nsw
York.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-15

Mr. and mrs G W furiow announce
Ode hfth u' CON oa january Ig
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-15

An smbulancc from tho Jordt Allen
udo. atra Domaan> wla called Sion
lhY DOB fhr StUr0Iuu itrnrh to bring
3 fNnwn SHE u lulie 40 $3.50 tho
'itF inr mtlica treatment lio b. unluf
r1lud fNr Hi ihe homf 10 Alia a.
unNifs 1916 -tHnir4 aH0sf
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-15

Edwin Wrghi Of San Diego. ~ho was
ef.uuah Mlti sundt, Boz an autnmo
ursN| according Co., flpuIis Received fNm
iIr treatment
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-15

linton Smith is 40 with influonxa
~ lH Numc lo4 south Dnmnrahun
street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Lone Philosopher
CdrUes Peach Pits
Lonesome Mac" Spends
Time Travelling and
Cheering FelloaUmen.

lie sat on. the steps of the State
capitol. carving images on peach pits.
The buttons of his clothing were pits
OF divers kinds carved in various
figures.
To the inquirer he said: "Oh. I'm
Just Lonesome Mac who has travelled
But his real name in William Tccum-
sch Mcclcry and his home is at Van
Vert. o. Mac, when his mother died
a few years ago. made up his mind to
travel throughout the United States
and do good wherever the opportunity
afforded. lie calls himself Lonesome
Mac. because he has been lonesome
SINCE his mother passed away.
Mac has Travelled all told something
like 10000 miles and he has sat on
the capitol steps in every State In the
Union carving designs on peach pits
which lie gathers along the way.
Lonesome Mac is some what OF a
philosopher. Here is an example:
so jolly the man who is down today,
Give him Il smile for his sorrow
For this old world has q funny way
And you may be down tomorrow"
Lonesome Macs carvings are in the
Field Museum in Chicago and in several
other large museums in various pas-,s
Of the United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Niles virginia Goodwin. Of LyncheurE. 4,
the guest OF Mrs. Frank Stacy here.
Mira Tazcwcll Elicit is the guest of her
aunt, Mn. LanEhorre Williams. at her coun-
Try place near Fredericksburg.
Mrn Landon G. Wexford is the guest o.
Mrs Andrew Christian and Mss virginia
Christian AT the Hot Springs.
Mrs 4. seddon Jones has returned 10 her
homo here after spending the summer
monihs With her DAUGHTER. Mrs Gardner
s Flumlcy. in Charleston vs.. Va
Mira Preston holland and her children
have recently moved into their new apart
mcnt at SIG Park Avenue.
Hardy Cole. OF Norfolk. has been the
cues; OF friends here for brief stay en-
route for the University OF Virginia. where
he Will be student this sesHion.
Mrs. d. c. Newman. of Wilmington. Del.
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
+. Brown. South Third Street.
Miss Mary Stuart Gooch of the Cniver 81 y
Of Virginia has been tho recent guest o.
friends IN Richmond.
Miss Teresa Rudolph. who has been tn.
guest OF Miss katherine T. Moore for the
past month. has returned TO her home IN
Newport News
Peyton Ice Falrnore has lef. for Prince :
ton University. where he will be student
this session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
NORFOLK RAILWAY PLAN
BEING CONSIDERED HERE
Board Representing Car Company
and Citizens Proposed to Meet
Fare Problem.
SCHEME STILL UNAPPRovED
Virginia Railway and Power COM
pany Officials Have Not Taken De-
cisivc Steps to Put New Method in
Operation.

1t was stated at the general Offices
OF the Virginia Railway and Power
Company here yesterday that so far
the company had not given it's official
approval TO the plan proposed by which
a board, equally representing the COM
pany and the city OF Norfolk, would
operate the Norfolk street car lines OF
the company.
The matter is still in process of ad-
Justment. but the company officials
here have not received a draft OF the
tentative plan and therefore published
reports that the matter has been an
proved by the officials is only partially
correct. Much interest is being taken
mere In the Norfolk plan. as it is pos
connection with difficulties between
the company and the city concerning
tho future rate of charges for carry
ing passengers.
Plum as Suggested.
The Norfolk plan is in brief as fol-
bo The he cit, ei.y,s Erepresen,a,iyes on the
Council. The board will have absolute
charges OF the operation of the street
car INES. The city will be paid SEQ
900 a year. out Of the revenue OF the
g.%mpany, for the use of it's streets.
lnen the stockholders will be Euaran-
teed a certain dividend yet TO be deter
nihcd. what remains OF the revenue
VI the company Will be equally di-
Nidcd between holders or common
STOCK, the city and the employees Of
the company from the superintendent
down. : .
Officials higher than the suoerinte,-
cent VIII not receive n share of tho
dlNidend. Before putting the plan into
operation a street railway expert of
nation-wtde reputation will be en-
ployed to make survey of tho evs-
TEN 10 ascertain exactly what is wrong
with the company.
Resembles Cleveland Idea.
This experts report is expected r.
scpardte the street car lines from the
other interests owned by the yireinia
isdh"aS and Power Company and leave
the transportation system as a unit 70
pc operated Just as IL II was not owned
by the Virginia Railway and power
Company.
1t is stated that the plan resembles
tne C!eve!and idea. which was adopted
cinnati. u III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
MORE THAN 10000 RATS
REPORTED AS CASUALTIES
Director Levy Is Attaining Success In
Kidding Richmond of Numerous
Rodents.

More than 10000 rats have been
found dead sicne tho municipal rat
campaign has been in progress, accord
ing to statements made last night by
J. l. Nichols. one of tho expert rat
killers here 10 aid Director of Public
Welfare Levy.
In addition to the regular program
a the Lyric Thea,er today. a special
reel of moving pictures entitled. The
Rat Menace" will be shown.
Contests are to he staged among
the school children. it was announce i
yesterday. with prizes Of SIS for the
hest home made rat trap and the best
story or essay on the rodent
Thousands OF cards have been dis
tribu,ed by the Director of Public Wei
fare. which are being returned with
the name of new recruits in the war
Officials of the campaign are making
an effort to get every citizen who has
rats and mice about the promises to
report TO DR.. Levy and register in the
campaign Assistance is being fur
nished whenever persons calling for
aid are unable to conquer the pests
More than $1,000 boxes of barium car
Donate, the poison which the govern
mcnt is recommendendinE to kin rats
have been distributed by the depart
ment of welfare.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
ADJUSTMENTS


..Our pi S'hh tomorrow.
ed at the Academy tomorro, oooh ,
20 Foay and Saturday matinee deaIr
''' one OF the most discussed tonics
~ 81 nne present day. Whether a VIZ
S S.S iosgive her husband who has
other woman! Imeetiinss with an
landed the problem very vividiv a nas
.orcioiy II is a decided noveity. ~
.i,a ,hr IN which the d!stinru;shaS
.husAor handles this absorbing oIes.;nn
nnr, giving the actors splendid on
IS IhEiiins in the extreme his soIu.
Al c. Fields Coming.
man who can laugh at binso,,
n as n, iausa al the whole world, and The
nave the world laughing at him sun
vie VINO sings. drives AVA sorr
Inese arc the mottos OF aic Eio,s
no mas contributed to the haoninnss
., more persons than any other anus
m,ns,- IN .'i,anager in this country. His
century '"ifo OF a
Another motto OF AL. G. Field & 80,
i ou oon get the best of it. make tho
be su o v W.; Write as. you feel. but
no blaze you 3or reel rLs,ht," Nature has
work" no i man man aned who does not
more han the man who has i,,st - -
ohe' are other proverbs pui form b..
t,hhe auInor- manager. for be il know
b nai Al III. ~; Field is the author Of two
"A Glimpse OF Mature Or 70 Fay bpy' and
EARN, both filled with fun and ~ nh; Inc
s.opny. Fields Ministries comes n ~ =
.aaemy Monday. Tuesday and Wed
ana Wednesday matinee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
NORFOLK BANK ATTACHES
FUNDS IN HANDS OF POLICE
MONEY Found on Alleged Check IcIa.h-
In Reimbursement.
Especial to The Times DISPATCH ]

tspccsai 10 The Times Dispatch.1
PETERSBURG. VA. Sept 1.-THE
FIRST National Bank Of Norfolk. to-
day attached the money to the hanis
81 the poiicc--Sl4---whic was found
IN possession of John II. Bowies ala
Montgomery. on his arrest charrad
with attempting to pass n worihiess
SSn nr on the National Bank of Peters
suffered a loss at The hands OF BoW.Ies
and thus seeks 10 reimburse itsalr
Eowles IS said to be frcm I.ynohburg
IT'S case here is set fog trial on FRI
Newspaper Purchase.
Announcement is made of the nur.
Shase OF halr interest in the Peters
burg lndeN-Appeal. by c. l. slower.
I Isdee- and and pubiisher Of the Norfolk
,Auch or his time, in Petersburg. and
oSAH an active part in the publtca ton
o. the lndeN-Appeal, and in promotln e
The interests of the city.
New Industries in HONEYWELL.
me chamber of Commerce is ac-
I,ve!y interesting itself in locatirg
and bag factory and paints factory
have already been secured. givin@ en-
pioyment TO, many operators. and il
pondencvc with another large manu-
facturinS concern with The view of
eStaolishiIg a plant ther.. The ma
Germ is not stated other than thai i
IS large one. with s2.o00.000 capital
LnrEe Court Docket.
The September term of the Hastings
Gourt vii be opened tomorrow, Judge
). NJ. Mullen. presiding; The docket
held in August and shows cases ac-
cumulattns for two months. Three
R Rrn1n cases cases we're set for trial: Ellen
brother: Charles Williams. colored. for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
S OCI E. I Y

iirSpghout thy State is the wedding
IN Mrs; a: B. Smith. formerly Of Ashe-
John Wilder Atkinson, of Richmond.
brother of Thomas Atkinson. of
socklands" and Richmond. The ccre-
ay morning at IL o'clock in ST. pauIs
hurch. the Rev. Walter Russell Bowie.
D., rector Of the church. officiating.
My the two Immediate families wcr.
resent and small buffet luncheon
3ilowcd at the HON. of Mr.. and Mrs.
harles U; Williams. Jr.. on Monument
YES and wedding party.
The bride. who was unattended. wore
travelling costume OF dark blue witn
hat to match and corsage bouquet
orchids and lilies of the valley.
harles Y. Williams. Jr.. was the
rooms best man. The wedding Wis
stail and no Invitations wcr. issued.
i lr. and Mrs. Atkinson lcf, irnmndi-
tely TO spend their honeymoon in the
sta blished at the Virginia Hot Sprjnes,
I,here they will make their home MIS-.
; Sn1nsoh hr,n VINO Is a SISTER of Mrs.
bent Avenue spent last year OF in I K;nb
Irond with Mr.. and Mrs Gibson. Mrs
| roman pardee: of Rochester " T..
anne to Richmond yesterday to attend
me marriage of her sister.
n Atlantic City.
MISS Ellen Glasgow. OF West Main
treet. who has been in the North for
ONE time past. is now stopping at the
Iotel Ambassador In Atlantic City
Piss Glasgow's new novel will be
|'r0uEht out by her publishers in the
entertained MT Camp Eustk.
md social affairs given recently was
feld at Camp Eustis. on the evening
|i Friday September IL, in honor Of
(sriEadter- General and Mrs. johnson
Oh RI i'm ~ n nr
Mss Jean fiaEood. who have lately ar
iycd in camp.
md Mrs. .Hagood. Miss Hagood Lieu
eoar Colonel Atchcson, the chief OF
Ian. Colonel and Mrs. Van Kirk. Col
tf Fort Monroe. Lieutenant Colonel and
|drs. John Mather. Major and Mrs. Jcn-
|<ins; Major and Mrs. Barrows. Mrs
Eedder. and Mrs. Holmes. The reccp-
lon room and dancing hall were deco
rated with national colors. rcSimental
and brigade colors Of tina Thirtieth
Artillery Brigade. OF which Grne>al
Ferns. ferns. bunting and shields bear
nE the coat OF arms of the four reSi-
nents or tho brigade and not the least
pr the striking decorations were shields
bearing the insignia OF the Railroad
Artillery. the sacred .Oozzleanch,"
painted by the Brigade Cha plain. Cap
tain Phaneuf.
Music was furnished by the celebra.-
ID Liberty Theatcr orchestra under
The direction of Musician Carol
Refreshments were served during
The intermission
fteturns TO Nichmond.
Miss Saili. N. Puryear has returned
% Richmond. after spending several
months with relatives and friends in
Orange and Albemarle Counties. Miss
Pury ear. who spends her winters in
is making her home now
with Mrs. Shepherd, at lSil West 0racc
Street
Back From the North.
Mrs. G. Harvey Clarke has returned
70 her home here. after an extended
rip North Mrs. Clarke spent some
II Forest Hill Gardens, Long Island.
Worcester. Mass. and Cape Cod. where
she was 4 guest OF her daughters, Mrs.
aartwell and Hrs. George Fred White.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Fined for Reckless Driving.

and costs. By the Police Justice this
morning for driving his automobile.
and coliding with another car. The
d del denied the charges. and said
ing gear of his car being broke, caus-
ing tho trouble.
Notes of Interest.
The Allen Temple farm Of 33S acres
in rrince George co9ntyy: has been puff-
dent OF the Petersburg Savings and
Trust Company. for tho sum of $4,000.
farmers OF this section by the Cham
Der OF Commerce. are being freely an
swcred. and good idea is. obtained
Gar Carl j, Easr: Of the Chicago As
sankers of al the
given las, night at the Hotel Peters
burg 3ar!. IN the interest OF the serve
many Illustrations of the work now
being carried on throughout the coun-
ties in farming and otherwise. and had
argc and interested audience.
The Police Of Petersburg were en-
tcrtained AT dinner yesterday after
noon by Captain Patterson and pro-
voSt marshal force. at Camp Lee. The
During the week of September e1-27
campaign to. increase the membe rshi D
Of the association among boys especi-
ally.
William L. thinner, prominent
citizen OF Petersburg, and Mrs. Esther
Watts Lewis, were married yesterday
at the home of the brides sister. in
Richmond.
Mrs. Ella Thacker. and A. c. Archer
or Petersburg, were married in Wash
inEton yesterday.
Mrs. Edna stuart. wife Of A. d.
Stuart. former resident of Peters
aY a 4sd SodS a IN Be-
Petersburg for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
LIQUOR STILLS BROKEN
UP IN DANV|LLE SECTION
Large Outfit Is Located by Fedora
Agents and Several Hundred
Gallons Of Beer.
COURT IN COUNTY JAIL
Erection Of New Building Near Bris-
toll Causes Change in Trial Court.
Other News Notes From Points in
Virginia.
Lspec.al 10 The rimes. nispatch. ]

lSpcc!al TO The Times Dispatch.J
DANVILI,E. Sept 17.--State and
government officers continue their ac-
tivitty in breaking up Illicit dist!ll-
cries in Pittsylyana and three have been
captured since Sunday though no ar
rests have been made. The agents
finding near Slatesvilie large outit
with n still of 200 gallons capacity
and several hundred gallons Of beer.
remained under cover for two days.
but no one came near the place and il
Is presumed that the mooHshiners were
tipped" The officers finally destroyed
tho Still and poured on, the beer. Since
that time two more stills hav. been
broken up, one near Piggs Mill and
another at Hin Grove. both being sina IL
tut comp!et" plants where run" had
iIs. been made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Military Institute onens.

DANVILLE. Sept l7.-The thirtleth
annual session OF the Danvillc Military
tration and enrolment of pupils. The
college reoacns IN it's old name after
A lapse of some years and under the
supervision of Colonel X A Burton,
commandment. who formerly had charge
Of Swectwater Academy in Tennessee.
The Randolph Macon institute reopen
mcnt in its history. The capacity Of
the college mas been ovcrta1ed and out
side res fdenccs have been secured for
some OF the girls. many having been
actually turned away