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CAPTAlN HODcSON HERE.

Capt J. ?. Hodgson, manager of the Phelps Dodge company. Morenci branch, is in the city from his head quarters in Morenci for a brief stay.
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BLACKSMITH COAL
CARD OF THANKS

We. wish to extend our thanks to our many friends for their kind sym pathy shown us during the illness and death of our small daughter.
 916 MIR. AND MRS. W. J. BROWN.
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where he is to report 10 be mustered out, he will come to the district to visit his parents. Mr and Mrs. Matt Wilson.
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the c. & A. hospital for several weeks following an operation, was sufficient Iy recovered Monday to be able to re turn to his home.
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KENTUcKIAN HERE.

Mrs. E. Rivers, wife of Dr. R. Rivers, @ prominent physician of Paducah, Ky. arrived in the district Monday night to visit her niece, Miss D. L.. Shotwell of the Phelps Dodge company store in Lowell
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TEACHER IS ILL.

Miss Huff, who arrived here about a week ago to take a position as teacher m the public schools, was compelled to resign the position and go 10 Phoenix yesterday, on account Of being i'll.
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TO TEACH SCHOOL.

Miss Francis Mckay has arrived in the city from Colorado state normal school to assume a position as teacher in the third grade in the public schools
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MAINLAND IS lLL.

4Ianus Mainland of the plumbing firm Of Mainland & Williams. is ill st his home in Tombstone canyon.
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LEAVES FOR cilcAeo.

Mrs. Gladys Beck left yesterday for Chicago, where she will join her hus- band They probably will make tn; windy city" their home
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INFLUENZA VICTIM.

Mrs. Pete Chiado of Warren, is sui fering with an attack Of influenza. Mrs. Chiado's mother, Mrs. Wren, of California, arrived yesterday to nurse her daughter.
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CITY BRIEFS

Has any one visited you? Or have you entertained? If so. call The Review Society Editor, Black 6S1.
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CARD OF HANKS

We desire to extend our sincere thanks and express our deep apprecia- tiCn for the sympathy and many acts
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join the local men al Tucson. They expect to return to the city some time Friday
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oVER ERoM poueLAs.

s. W. White an attorney of Doug las. was in the city yesterday for sev- e-7I hours on business.
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GOES 10 FL PAso.

E. A Putnam, general secretary of the Bisbee Y. M c. A., left here last night for Fl Paso to attend the three days convention of the interstate Y. NJ. c. A.
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Tn Ios ANGEIES.

Miss Minnie Murphy will leave to- night for Los Angeles.
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RUBBERS OF ALL KINDS-MEN'S WOMEN'S. BOYS AND GIRLS. FAIR STORE. 932
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sTORK PAYs VISIT.

Born. to Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Took, Monday at the C. & A. hospital, son. Dir. Took is a barber in Lowell.
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MASONIC NOTICE

The funeral of our late Bro. Waldo w Watkins. deceased. will be held from the Masonic Temple at ? o'clock Wednesday Brother Nasons kindly be at the temple hy 1.30.
 THOS. HARCIS. E. T. WATKINS. Master
 Secretary. ol6
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RCcKHILLa SPACE

Bisbee-TOmbstone Leaves Bisbee. Bisbee Auto company, 7:45 d. ID. l;SO D. n. Phone Bisbce ,. Acy-
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METZ HAS RECOVERED.
 Charles Metz, who was confined to
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of kindness shown us by our friends and neighhors in our sad bereavement.
 II. F. MATHEWSON 90S AND CHILDREN.
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NOTICE

Mrs. w M Wittig has opened hair dressing parlors at her residence on Hoveland street. Warren. near Green way school Full line of MaTrinel'o preparations. Phone Blue Sl0. s10
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Dr. Playfair. Osteopath. 9S Mason Hnl. Nilsson car stop. Phone Blue 641.
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l.. L. Gilman sells the New Edison. The PhOnograph With a Soul"
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Painter and Paper Hanging. Signs.
 C. ]. BRANDT
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Box 15O 2 Brcadway. Phone 45s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03

NATIONALS ARE LOVES INK
lie Goes From Boston to Detroit Ms
Part Payment Tor
Wit.

NEW Yo&K, Fob 2.--Pcrusal Q; the
record of,-SlInl Love. the former YAM
Nce pitcher who once was q member
OF the Nationals for about fifteen min
uieS and goes from Boston with Aim
SHIiih and Shottcn t. Detroit I'm OK
change for Witt. shows that in til. l4s,
thEte years he mas Won twenty one
games and lost seventeen. an average
The White Sox have been Loves pet
victims and he has heateft every other
clun except the Nationals at least twice.
lie hna yet TO record = victory over
ihe GFi'meH. The his fellow should
1T ~ WEI with the Tigers. as jennings
u decii"i!y short on left-hand pitch
inG. "
nnuss. Poland Cunningham and
James are III right h1rders FOR srv-
.ral seas rs jennings had a star south
paw in Harry Covaicskie. hu, the lat
ier p-ssed out Of the majors last sea-
Willie Mitchell is expected to return
~ ne TIGERS. 50 Hughey viii have at
least TWO left handlers this coming
Sc Son
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FIRST GAME is SLATED
FOR WEDNESDAY EVENING
William md Mary Team win he Hero
as the Opening Attraction of
It's Schedule.

The Medical College Of Virginia
quint viii practice long and hard this
alieFhoon ana again Tuesday afternoon
IN preparation FOR the first game on
rs schedule, that with William and
Mary College here Wednesday nigh; a
,he H!wit2eFs' .Armory. Practice has
heea held with The Richmond College.
quini and the men are In good condi-
ZION Tor the grind OF the season.
college stars will compose the five
al those in the lineup having won
their spurs with Virginia ana North
caTolina institutions during The pas;
Two or three years. Among tho mum
per are Dickerson and Caravatf Of
Richmond College fame, McC,uIcheo;i
OF trinity College, and Murry and
'7tryker, Two OF the best PLAYERS ever
legc
Manager Trigg is negotiating WIN
o,her college CUNTS for games Roam
okc Co'icss and Randolph Macon have
app!!ed for games ana the contests viii
be arranged '-
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HISTORY OF COMPANY c
PRAISES CAPTAIN DUNN
Credited With Being Youngest ON.
Ger in the Command by
Writer.
ANOTHER BOY FATALLY SHOT
Lynciburg Has Fifth Mysterious
Shooting Among Young Boys.
Other News From Various Parts
OF State Of Virginia.

DANVILLE. VA. Feb. 2.--The official
history OF Company {. One Hundred
and Sixteenth Infantry. Il local volun-
tecr organization. prepared by Sergeant
Hugh T. Williams. OF this city, pays
4 handsome tribute to Captain James
Frank Dunn. formerly Of Company G.
Richmond Grays. Captain Dunn is
credited with being the youngest cap
tain In the regiment, having entered
army service as a private and hay
ing been promoted along all the grades.
Referring 10 the assignment Of Cap
tain Dunn. the official history runs
The company began to show marked
Improvement from tho moment he as
sumed command. and upon the arrival
at the point Of operations I'm the Yer
dun sector was u well-drillcd lighting
machine"
Captain Dunn was taken III with in
hucnZa few days before the COM
panJ went into action with the Huns.
his condition being rendered more
serious By reason of the fact that he
failed to report sick until he had a
well-advanced case. He was dis
charged from the hospital, and rcjoincd
his company on the day that the ar
miSticc was signed.
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POKER-PLAYING E.X-KINC,
BEING KEPT BY FRENCH
Former Gar of Montenegro Known as Embarrassing
Fathern-Law of Balkans" Proves Great
Bother to His Italian Relatives

rARlS, Jan. 2S.-This is the story
about tho trials and ordinations of
the embarrassed father-in-law of the
Balkans.
The aforesaid +. +. l.. is one OF the
little figures IN the great orchestra at
ne world concert of peace here in
Iaris. In this orchestra he plays the
little piccolo-shrilly, To be sure, and
with no uncertain touch: but in tho
great ensemble this piccoio note is
likely 20 be drowned by the heavy
b!asscs Of the big powers
HIS name and title are as follows:
Nicholas l., Car and King of Monte
negro. and his present residence is
IN. Hotel Mcurce. Paris. If truth be
tol", there arc many people who In
SIS; that "cX-CZar" more nearly fits
Nicho!as'S present status. and that he
Is no longer Car or King OF anything.
Lut that IS 4 mOoted pnint upon which
ola Nicholas is the chief mootcr. if one
may coin a verb. 1t signifies nothing
!" him mat some sort Of rlIInp par
lament was held in Ccttiaje. his form
~ capital. shortly after the armistice
and that This body declared his throne
forfeited and his state united TO great
,r -
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ALLIED LINE STILL HOLDS
BACK B0LSHEVlK FORCE
Night Attack Agnin RcpuIscd d.
Americans aud scotch in the
Dyinu sector.
fBy Associated Press.

.ARC1iANGEL, Saturday, Fob -
While they have succeeded in cantur
ing the Shenkursk and TarcsovO sec
tors. the Bolshcvlti are still unable TO
make amy impression on tn. Amcrirnn
ana allied lines on the Dvina sector
near TulSas. For the second time
within a week Il night attack by tLc
enemy there was rcpulscd by the Amer.
lcahS ana TIC scotch.
day. The Bolshcviiti stormed tho IN
per TulSas. but met with severe re-
distance from the American patrol. VINO.
however, Withdrew, giving their artiI,
lGry clean sweep OF the yii!l.r
me Americans killed twenty Of ;hn
boishcN!ki. wounded twenty and tonis
seven prisoners. The allied pntroIs an,
the TarescNo sector moved southwark
twelve miles without cncounterinr ihr
enemy. S Wv
The indications are that the FOL
SheEiki are, not following the Amer
icans on their line OF retreat mere.
hut are moving in the direction OF ,bG
l'vinn, i'll an effort to cut OF the pyin,
ana Naga forces at HoiutcrIc unr,i,
OF the junction point Of the ,&o rivers
Last nights lighting was cirricd oui
under clear sky and in cold we1,h.r
During the lighting the northern iiabis
hamed Spcctacuarly.
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IYNCHBURG, VA, Feb. 2.-That the
second epidemic Of influenza In Lynch
burS has spent itself seems TO be
shown by the reports to the health
Office during the past few days, the
number OF new cases in that period
being only about ten. The last TWEEN
ty-four hour report showed no new
cases. and slNty-thrcc Left III Quaran-
tine in the city. Conditions are also
shown TO be improving in the counties
contiguous TO the city. some OF these
having suffered terribly for several
weeks. In the West End section,
Brookville District, Campbell County,
conditions have not improved materi-
ally, ana the probability is that the
school there. which has been closed
several weeks, Will not reopen Monday.
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ri sSIS No PLACE FOR ONE
WITH POKER TENDI.SfIcS

Loss than ever before docs Italy
"i|h Inc old gentleman as Il permanent
quest COR now the isSu. between the
JNEo-SiaNs and the Italians is Derlna-
n'niiy acute and bids fan TO bccomc
one OF tho cruNcs Of tho peace confer
.htc iiIS nome town won't have him
BESIDES Victor Emmanuel his other
Spn-!n-I law i the Grand Duke Mich
o.aSuiaiNitch. who lives in Russia and.
Gear knows. Russia is now no mace
Tor an elderly gentleman with n taste
Tor poker I" spend his declining years
SO the French governments has
adopted Nicholas. lodged him II, III"
iiote! iieuricc. given him n comfortable
when u - sunny if you happen 10 hc
NHSs.n" down the Rue de itivou M .
o'clock YOU may see very old man
hn"k-likc nose GU, we'd over a
..c muStacho and wearing a round
FUR cap or his snowy head tottcr
across ;hc sidewalk on the arm of =,
valet and enter his ear
"His IL Nicholas X in" OF the Rl,cl
Mountain and the balkans cmharrass-
ing Extraordinarily going to take tho
air. nc
Nicholas became The embarrassing
iath"r-in-law not so much by, mar
r'hG"-aS IL the usual course or such
events but through causes over which
'act, thrust this undlGniNcd position
daughter. iielcna-pnc of Il number Of
listers. al remarkably pretty-mar.
req tn" present King Victor En- manuel
lta!F while lie was ~ prince So
!chniaS became the fathcr-in-lAw nf
-th!Fa future King. lie was already
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FLAY IMPORTS EMBARGO
BY BRITISH TRADE BOARD
London Star Says system Puts Grant
ms or License Up 10 Conn
pctitOrs.
NJ ROnEHr WELIr:s nIrCTIE

l-oNi"SN, teb. 2.-Thc star to-day
contains sensational attack on the
british war trade board for the en-
barge on imports.
1T will be remembered" says the
paper, that Sir Albert Stanley (pres-
ident OF the board OF tradc) was in
Wted by the Union of Manufacturers to
cancel the, licenses granting importa-
ton to allied manufacturers"
The Star learns that the board of
trade is now defcrring all firms APP
plying for license to tho Union of
manufactures. and prints a typical let
yer signed by the general secretary of
the union advising an importer to an.
ny 10 the advisory committee OF the
union. which, II is stated in the letter.
was formed to assist the department
'DoArd OF trade) in coming 10 u de-
star adds:
The idea of referring firms apply
ing Tor license TO their comDci!t i've
a ..ir Is \ ridiculous farce
The House Of Commons favors ok
Guiding and pcnalizing foreign made
goods. Let it say so, but trying at
exclusion ~ referring their aGmls-
SION 10 the home manufacturers is
= shabby rick worthy OF the coali-
ton 49,
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Trucks WIN Curry Mnil.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Feb. .
The mail route from Fredcrlcksburg
70 Reedvil!e, IN the lower Northern
Neck. was taken over by the United
states government February /. and
three army trucks Will convey the
mails daily over this route, which
practically covers the entire Northern
Neck. David Braucr. Of this city. has
been employed as one or the drivers
These men will work four DAYS in
seven of duty. 1t is believed that this
method Of conveying the mails will
prove satisfactory to the people
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WILL NOT FIGHT IN u. S.
Kenny Leonard WIN Engage In So
hampton bcni or Decision
Matches.

SAN |N'NCleCO. Tcb. e.-.Rcnnv
u 9nrd liE'tH 'Sht champion of M
d. WI! eng. &c IN n" championship
Isn't nor any decision matches i'm the
n'i"' states for TWO years
'"nards manager and Lieutenant
20 """ Conan, of New York announced
* iencc Of cont g1ct ~cuuirtng
l.e.,ara - mak" tour oC Australia,
,nHla china France ana England.
starting from Sen Francisco next sep
emhtr and con.i 4dirc with the title
holders arrival in New YORK some
oi,een months later
For ll's tour. which viii be one ot
e%hih!tions chiefly Leonard is ruarnn-
teed Sl"io 0c win the privilege OF a
percentage
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Soldiers DAY In Homes.

To-Day Was soldiers day In many OF
the homes Of Petersburg. Citizens gave
an outing TO several hundred conva-
!eScen, wounded soldiers at Camp Lee,
taking them ont riding in automobiles
and then entertaining them at ,heIr
homes. For this attention the soldiers
Mere very grateful and appreciativc
they were sen; for and taken back 10
The camp.
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Another BOY i. shot.

LYNCIIKUItG, w, Feb. 2.-Thc Third
fatality and the nfth boy 10 be shot
by rifles in possession OF young boys
in Lynchbnrs since Christmas Day, oc-
Cured this morning when Tom Taylor
an eleven -ycar-old colored boy was
shot and \alnost instantly killed by
Jcrcy Johns. ai"O coiorcd The boy
who had the rifle was twelve years
old. The Taylor boy was shot I'm the
right side with 80 caliber ball, the
bail ranging in the direction OF the
heart. Dr. j. Is. Nowlin, city coroner
viewed the boys body. investigated
the circumstances surrounding his
death and decided an inquest was un-
necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03
Farm Work well Advance.

III mhiNEIfHURG. "a, Feb. 2.NTarm
s WS'T wr IN ms section is reported TO be
ui,lons. this resulting from the opcn
, winter: some tobacco growers have
ar: arre" 10y , burned their plant beds and
, me wheat crop, large acreage is
looking unusually well. despIte ',ha
, ,art mat there has been no snow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03

II. w: Hitchcock, AN employee OF the
street department. met with a Singu-
lar and painful accident Yesterday
AFTERNOON while working near the cor
me- OF Sycamore and FranNlin Streets
ne wheel OF an approaching auto
mobile flew from it's axle and. rolling
forward, struck Mr.. Hitchcock, knock
ing him down and breaking one Of his
.cGs below the knee. lie was taken to
The hospital for attention.
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Notes of Interest,

Tho principal speakers II ihc SUNDAY.
sing In the Century Thea;cr this after
noon was Chupla II i.cttyman Of the
United states senate. splendid pro-
gram or music was rendered.
The funeral OF MIS-. Mnllic Lee
hancy wife of Nathan 4 YOUNG, who
dI"d II her home ia EcrSlcy Va on
saturday morning. win take place ~
the grave in B!undford Cemetery Mon.
Hay morning.
y number Of youns ladies of Rich.
mona came 70 he ci;y saturday after
noon TO assist in an cntcrinInmrr, -,
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Lengthy Dockct for Co...

r III NCdBURG. VA, Feb 2.-.rbo
reDrnary term OF the Cornora ne
GSourt Monday Will have rather "a n
iienSthy dockns for 80 c3.:iderat ;oi
gated VIII be: J. II. Wilson Mis- sti (,
heSney. barney Switzer, Pete CanGie.
and raymond Turner, Violating . .ss
n' a,,n law; S. NJ. Hopkins. yyo.
iatthS the drug act by selling M
soIic without permit; w. ii. Lvcrt
ana Louise vicks; the latter a ne gIty
aorscfX: John Miller, grand larcenV
1 1.iu CHRISTOPHER Hewitt and ~. IL
Gllbert. col0red, pandering. ~
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DU POINT CHEMICAL COMPANY
PURCHASES HOPEWELL PLANT
Three Million Dollars Snid to Have
bccn Paid for Entire Plant
Equipment.

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 9.-The in
tcrcsting announcement is made that
me Du Pont Chemical Company" has
purchased the Du ront munitions plant
~ llopcwcl, at the price OF about So
100000. and that operations for the
manufacturc of chemicals. paper pulp,
etc, vii! soon he started. 1t is not
Will he conducted, hut il is rumorcd
mat several thousand men Will be en-
ploycd.
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oIy.tcriouS Robbery.

During hiicf absence of the family
from home on Friday, the residence or
was entered by II thief and The daugh-
icrs apartment Was stripped of her
dresses AND other apparel and Of her
lrW"irN, amounting in value to over
) roo, 40 other room in the house was
visited and nothing was disturbed
'htrc Is no clue TO the robbcr.
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Increased whent Acr.,n

DHNN LIE; VA, Feb. 2-Desnito -,
shortage or labor. farmers in HoI;t.ne
Gt6oIin'y nay, nave succeeded in increasiiaaS.
inst wheat acreage Is per cent ovns
PS w. Is. Monett, county demons,rn nnus
Turing the autumn months harves",tioorr
vas, WIS materially improved through for,s
5Ioiulers being granted farm furlouuh|y
fouT conscientious DIRECTORS were BIS us,
c cmiPuoSed IN Halifax County at ar rrso
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03

N.'Di-i. ~ Nob DO Ky, -, rep. e
MIS-. Agnes Robinson Moncure Chichcs-
ter. daughter OF the late Judge X. 9.
l.: Moncurc. for many years president
OF the supreme Court OF Virginia. and
and his Wife, Mary Washington Mon
cure, and widow OF the late Judge n.
NJ. Chichester. of Fairfax COUNT. va.
died AT "Glencairnc," the home OF ncr
son, Judge X. II. l.. Chichester in STAFF
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Assigned To lIopewcn Church.

bishop O'Conncll has assigned the
nond. now OF Newport News to the
PASTORAL charge OF ST. Jamcs's Catholic
church II iiUpcwell. This church has
nerctoior" been attended from 81.
JoSeph's Church, in Petersburg, but IL
mas need of regular pastor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03

DANVILI.k, VA. Feb 2..-Dr. r. ".
Garnett. CRY Health officer. has re-
ceived a telegram from Washington
saying that examination OF the head
ora dog which bit four people on
Monday near here showed definite
traces OF rabies. Mrs. Arthur Swain
and bitten. and later the shepherd
bounced upon the small child Of IL. T.
Mabcs, who WAS bitten in the leg All
of the victims have been notified hut
they have not decided yet whether they
vii! take aniirabic cure at Richmond
or locally.
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DEMPSEY SEEKS DIVORCE
Title Contender Charges Wifi >,;,,,
iniideiity In Utah Court
Complaint,

SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH, Feb. .
sack Dempsey. heavyweight title con
tender. mas iilci suit for divorce in
court, 1t became known to-day. charg-
Ing. his wife Win mudclity
search Tor Dempsey to re; his side
or the charles made by Fred Fulton
that the Demp:cy-Fulion fight at liar
rison: \, j.. was framed. proved I'M
availins to-day. Dempsey disappeared
after filing the divorce action
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" u,mrn Killed.

Mary Scott. an cidcrly colorcd WON
an Was killed last night OH the Nor
folk and Western Railway. near the
emily struck by the steps OF car q:
4 passenger train coming in from the
West. An examination showed a
hrokcn arm and ribs. She was seen
standing just outside OF the rail as the
/ ain approached and 10 be living on
the ground after the train had passed.
An inquest Will be held tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03
Auto iircs Stolen

j 4. DAmerai Il Co.'s autonobilc
Sio,e IN West Washington Street, was
broken into from the rear last mint
ana Ten auto tires We're StU en- Two
ci these we're recovered in the alley i'm
the rear OF the place. This is the see
ohd time that this store has been re-
Gently robbed.
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No AUTHORITY FOR ACT,
NNNEUrS RIEELiGD ROY Atty

Nobody had any authority to dump
h.m on throne. Nicholas recently de-
CARED for publication, and when he
IS ready to take steamer back TO
MontencSro he's going TO be the same
old kind of a car he has ALWAYS been
since away back in the sixties Blu,
ne hasn't made any stateroom rcscr-
N"t!ons up to the present writing
MI OF which left the cmbarrnss ing
father law more embarrassed thtn
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A|NNI|Hg ANENWNII
|T| !

The Woolsack is standing
symbol of the place held by
wool in the industrial, economic
and social evolution Of the Eng
fish people.
It's a Woolsack on which the
Lord Chancellor sits in the
House Of Lords.
Folks engaged in the same
occupation for centuries, hand
ing their skill down from gem
Grafton to generation, are Just
naturally bound to produce a
prize product.
It's our importations, along
with Americas best, that lets us
refer to our Suits and Overcoats,
for men as "the worlds best
woolenS."
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ford County, near. tirn oitv >,o.
The deceased was born at tS se.esaaS.
cure home. "Glcncairne," In IN" rS zion.
Was 81 in s{ Ger seve 9h Jn9S H. isa and
survived by seven children. five que is
and two daughters awe sons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03
Protcs, Filled Against R;,I.

NEW YORK, Feb. "a protes,
against the Burnett Immigration bill.
pending before the House OF Repre-
sentalives. was voiced here to-day at
AIS Jewish organizations with a Total
membership OF GS.000. The bin closes
the doors Of America TO immiEranis
for four years