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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-17
.CRADD0CK CITIZENS TO
APPLY FOR STATE AID
Request Permission to Form Stock
Company for Operation Of
Public Utilities.

lSptCl'il 10 ne L lEneS- n.
NORFOLK. Dec. lG.-Citizens oil
CIadock have decided to send a com
mittee 70 Richmond 10 confer with
the state Corporation Commission on
steps toward Incorporating "A company
to operate the utilities of Virginias
Ell upon after IL was reported that the
United States Housing Corporation
had Informed Senator Claude A.
swanson and Congressman L. T.. Hol-
land that there is no possibility of the
organization spending any money in
Cradock
cradock. since IL was cast OFF pv
the Federal corporation. has attempt
cd to solve it's difficulties by Il vo!un-
tary assessment plan for getting
funds 10 meet the payrolls of teach
err and employees of the town. but the
cooperative scheme was "A failure.
Court action stopped the town coun-
cir from functiOning and the 200
property owners are now in a quan-
Diary.
The public utilities in Cradock. con
structed at cost Of si.D0D.0Oo. are
Citizens hav" been assured by Of
icihls or the corporation that IN event
n STOCK company is formed TO optr-
ate them. leas. or license would be
given.
Senator swanson has suggested thai
as II ~ certain that Congress viii not
make AN appropriation to aid its cast
on wards. that iegisia,ion may he u,l,
through which VIII enable the town
10 either incorporate or annex to the
city OF Portsmouth. AS the town is
on property formerly a government
reservation and under JurIstiici ion OF
the government. the State now has
no Jurisdiction TO incorporate Grad :.
nck: or 70 permit its annexation 10
Portsmouth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-17

need you in tn. coming Congress. You
can serve your party and your coun-
try more in the next four years in
the House than even during the war
period. as conspicuous and helpful us
was your service then.
Counts ON Flood for Help.
ITO be candid with you, 1t seems
that will tc :hc Unanimous choice
OF the. Democrats for minority leader
In the next Congress. II such men
as you arc thinking OF going out "
Congress. | would hesitate long
time before accepting the minority
leadership. In consenting 70 be a
candidate for il WAS especially
counting on tac helpful co-operatiOn
II you ana a trw other OF our rnu-
tual friends in organizing and keep
ing organized the Democrats ia the
House. On tho good record to be
made and wise policy to be pursued
by the Democrats in the House in
the next two Congresses the Demo
cratic party must depend for its res
toration to power. Upon the record
OF the Democrats made and policy
pursued in the Sixty-flrst and Sixty
second Congresses the Democrats
swept the country in 1912.
In my Judgment. the next four
years in the House Sll give you
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-17
Time FOR HER To talk
SAYS MRS. MARSHALL

anything, and even after eating the
lightest OF foods ] suffered terribly.
After meals / had cramping pains
in my stomach so had il nearly set
me wild. and | felt so bloated and
stuffed up l could scarcely breathe
This indigestion was so severe at
times great red splotches broke out
on my body and terrified me almost
70 distraction.
II also suffered from inuscula r
rheumatism SO severe at times
couldn't turn my head without turn
ing my whole body. often the pains
were so bad just had TO ease my
self on To the bed when started
TO retire AL night. Many mornings
] couldn't get up without help. and
often had TO eat my breakfast in bed
We'll. my mother and my sister
had taken Tanlac with such good re-
suits finally decided to try it,
After a few bottles ] felt better,
and now my troubles are all in the
past. and have been for seven
months. I'll praise this grand medi-
cine as long as ] live and am only
too glad to tell others about Tanlac."
Taniac is sold in Richmond by the
Tragic Drug Co. Grant Drug Stores.
&. W. Eaton, Twenty-sixth and Ven
able: Burton's Drug Store: in Chester
hy Chester Pharmacy. and in Toano
by Banks Drug Co.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-17
THREE

in Congress. This sentiment of ms.
colleagues and respect for the, wishes
Of my own district require mo To-
remain in Congress and .mpei me
to forsso at this time any opportunity
which mag have TO b. Governor OF
Virginia
Gratefully thanking YOU and.
through you, my many other warm
friends. 10 all OF whom cannot
write. for their confidence in ne ana
their kind Interest in my personal few.
tunes, and. rcgretting that my situ-
alton is such that l cannot comply
with their suggestions. l am, will
mach respect.
Very sincerely yours.
~. ID FLOOD"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-17
Danville Woman, Restored
by Tanlac Seven Months
Ago, Still Feels Fine, She
States Gains Twenty
Pounds.

When a woman suffers with s;om-
ach trouble so bad that for five years
she has to live on soup, milk and soft
boiled eggs. and then gets a medicine
that gets her to where. in a little
while, she can eat meats of all kind.
mustard salad. or just anything else
she wants, l think it's time for her to
talk for the benefit of others. Well.
Tanlac has done all that for me. and
more. too. for ] have gained twenty
pounds In weight"
The above unqualified statement
was made recently by Mrs. F.. II. Mar
shall, les Stokes Street. Danvillc.
Seven months ago continued
Mrs. Ma rsha,i. II completed my
course of Tanlac. and since then /
haven't felt trace Of any OF my
troubles.
MY sickness began with a disor-
dered stomach. / got TO having in
digestion so bad could scarcely eat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-17

pressed upon my attention by many
OF my colleagues with whom ] have
served IN the past.
Sometime ago I received q letter
from lion. Claude n. Ki,chin. form
erly Democratic leader Of the HOUSE.
;hc new Congress convcnes. which by
his permission I venture 10 quote In
full. and which think will persuade
you that my obligations to my party
aud my country require NE to re-
main in Congress.
House OF Representatives.
Washington. -. C..
November -. 1920.
Hon. IL. u. Flood.
ApponattoX, VA.
My Dear Hai.-"I am sorry | was
not able to see you last week, before
YOU left Washington. to discuss with
you the matter about which ] am
now writing YOU. have had In
timatlon from some OF your friends
In Virginia that they desire you TO
retire from Congress and make the
race for Governor. While you know
that, on account OF the personal re-
lation which has existed between w
since we nrst entered Congress to-
gether twenty years ago. I would be
glad to gee any ambition YOU may
have gratined t. the fullest. still |
do hope that you can forego any am
bitio; that you or your friends may
have Of being Governor OF your
State. and remain in the House for
the next four years. During your
whole Congressional career You were
never needed as badly IN the House
az you are now. BY the result OF the
las. election we have lost many
strong Democrats in the House. We
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-17
Chinaman's Signature
Puzzle; So Is Judge S

NORFOLK, VA. Dec. IU.-when
choo Foo. n Chinnmnn, held In
connection with nm alleged opium
smuEEitnE conspiracy. placed his
signature ON n S5,0DO bond In thc
United States District Court to-
day, Judge Edmund waddiiI, Of
Richmond. ndjusted HIS spectnclrs
md looked over the srraul or
Chinese characters critically and
then anidi els that your signa-
turc" "iIes," said Choo Foo.
Judge waddItI then affixed hi.
signature, which Is merely a suc-
ccssIon of pcrpe ndiruIar lines and
equally ns unreAdnblc M That of
the Oriental. He held Il up for
Choo Foo to- see with the remark:
"W~li, you have nothing ON me ut
thut.c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-17
HOLD COURT AT 2 A. M.
TO GIVE ACCUSED BAIL
Weir Waters, of Culpepcr. Faces
thnrSe OF Shooting wife on
Sunday Night.

hspccla! 70 the Times Dispatch.l
cCLPEPER. VA. Dec. 16.-Foiiow-
ing speedy preliminary hearing at .
o'clock Monday morning. which was
given, admittedly. by Culpcper ON
Gals. TO preclude any outbreak OF
feeling III the community. Weir
waters. Jrincrly cashier ot a bank at
tulpcper. but now travelling salcaman
LOT Cuipeper wholesale rroccry-
hrm, Is at liberty on $4,000 bond.
having been charged with shooting
anu "ounhinG his wife AZ 10 O'Clock
sunday night
Justice OF tho Peace W. r. Hill Ia
said 10 have been routed out OF bed
az o'clock Monday morning and re-
qutsted to give Waters an Immediate
preliminary hearing. This Justice Hill
assented 10. and after listening to
me evidence presented, he granted
matters bail In the sum OF S5.0Oo
waters left immediately nftcrward
SaS.
not serious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-17
HAVEN'T CAUGHT BOMBERs
bitterness Prevails In Itumnnin over
Passing Death Sentence on Jour
nniist, Jnkob wilmer.
by Associated PresSl

VIENNA Dec. lG.-The p.rpc traitors
'of tn: bomb outrage in the I;unianian
Senate last Thursday. when two
members OF the Senate were killed
and several wounded. have no, yet
been traced. says dispatch from
Bucharest today.
Great bitterness ls said to prevail
In Rumania because OF the death
sentence pronounced against the
journalist. Jakoh wilmer. ana the
fact that more than $500 Socialists
are being prosecuted throughout the
country on the charge OF conspiring
against the safety Of the state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-17
END OF NORFOLK FERRY
STRIKE EXPECTED TO-DAY
Relieved Housing Corporation VIII
Fill Places by Invoking Wnr-
time Measures.
MAY BLACKLIST STR Il Il :
Marine Engineers Who Are De-
manding Raise From S225 to
$3.50 Il Month May Find Them
selves Out OF Jobs.
MAY BLACKLIST sTRI KERs
LBy Associated presH.j

NORFOLK, VA. Dec. 16.-The strike
OF engineers on the ferry lines be-
tween Norfolk and Portsmouth. which
has completely demoralizcd traffic be-
tween the cities. will be definitely
settled momcntarily one way or the
other
Indications are that IL a settlement
cannot be reached. striking engineers
VIII he refused employment aud their
places filled. This action can. be
taken by the Hodsing Corporation
under the wartime measures under
which the ferries arc operated. II Il
said No definite announcement to
this effect has been made by any
housing corporation official. however.
The use OF the navy engineers and
crews. for which an order from SEC.
rotary Daniels is believed necessary,
il one OF the means advanced ny
Portsmouth city officials for restoring
;hc ferry service between that city
and Norfolk.
Policemen wern stationed at he
ferry gates in both cities this morn
ing TO keep order among the hun
dreds OF people unable to get across
the river. Scores OF automobiles and
other vehicles were turned back. The
striking marine engineers demand 4
wage raise OF from {225 "a month 10
$3.50.
Work In the Norfolk Navy Yard.
which is situated In Portsmouth. rs
only partly affected. since many
workmen who reside In Norfolk. as
regularly transported 20 and from
fnsir Work hn
some OF the business cstablishrn
ia both cities were today short OF
h"ip. All available launches wcr.
pressed into service.
Mail servIre from Portsmouth TO
New York and other Northern points
IL held up and great piles of mail
are accommodating, on both sides Of
the river.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-17
"RED BROOK" DESTROYED BY
FIRE AT CHARLO TTESVILLE
beautiful Country Home of Il. hoy
Inward Hurns. IsntniIinE Lss
of $1,000,

Especial 10 The Times Dispa
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Dec I6.
Red Brook the beautiful country
nome OF X. Roy Howard. located near
Carter's Mountain, ten miles south
west Of this city. was destroyed by
fire late yesterday afternoon. together
with Il large portion of it's contents.
The blaze. which started on tl,.
roof IL supposed Ia have originate ed
from q spark falling on the shingles.
Mrs. Howard and two small children
were the only members OF the family
at home at the time. and she sue
cecded in getting some Of the iurnis
ture Ut The building. II ten-room
frame structure, recently remodelcd
AZ 4 cost of several thousand dollars
Was valued at 10000. The loss is
only partially covered b.: insurance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-17
CHARGE DELLlNGER WITH
KILLING NEGRO MAN
Argument over Sum Owed Him snf,,
." he Cnns~ of Shooting MT
VT. JnckaOn.

SPeeiai 70 The Times Dispatch
ihi,niSoNBCR,i VA. Dec. ia
twenty-five miles north Of mere. yes
.trday rendered verdict that Gas.
per Lewis. negro. came TO his death
from xunshot wounds at tn. hands OF
John X. Dell!ngcr"
Dei!!nger is charged with the muir
ncr OF the negro at Mt. Jackson Tu.s-
haE night, following an argument
said TO have been over some money
The colorch man is alleged 10 hav,
ewed Deiiinger, according 10 The ac-
custd mans statement yesterday
age. III married and has two small
children. The dead man also had a
ihmily. Arrangements for "a prelirn-
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-17

AN opportunity to serve your coun-
try and your par,y such US you never
had before.
nave talked. IN the las; t.o or
three days, with ali the Democratic
members VII" are now in Washington.
and every one Joins me in urging and
insisting upon your remaining in The
House.
II want TO talk VIII you about this
matter just as soon as ycu return to
Washington.
With my warm esteem and bcst
wishes, | am
sincerely yours.
CLAUDE y kITCHlN.
Il find the sentiments expressed
In Mr.. Kitchin's letter very general
among those with whom ! nav, scrya.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-17
TWO FOUND DEAD IN ONE
DAY BY NORFOLK POLICE
q. II. Brndy believed Victim OF Al
cohoiic POisoninE-L. u. Glenn
cnts Dies Suddenly
,ial to The Times-Disno

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
NORFOLK, VA. Dec. l6.--Two men
have been found dead within twenty
four hours By the police. The frat
{. IL. Brady, a onc-legEed mans be-
lievcd TO have been "a victim OF alco-
hole poisoning. Ills one-iegged com
panion. found n, the same rosnins
house. COZ Market Street. IL being
held by the police. Brady's ou:upa-
ton Is not known. His mother and n
sister live In Twin Falls, Idaho. lie
wls found dead In bed.
The second man found dead was
for the Norfolk SILK Mills. lie was
sitting In chair in boarding
house at 1910 t'orty-second Street
when found. Heart disease is given
as the cause OF his death. His sister
Mrs. II. y. Fugerson. lives in Winkler
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-17
HOTTIE QUITS NORFOLK BANK
AND COMING TO RICHMOND
VIII Hnndic Advertising Departmrut
of Planters SntiOnnI-Nteii Known
I'm This CITY

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. Dec l6.--R. Edward
Hotze. formerly connected with the
First National Bank. Richmond. has
resigned as manager OF the new busi-
ness dapartmcnt OF the Seabuard Ma
tional Bank. Norfolk. TO accept the
position of advertising manager Of
the Planters National Bank, Rich
nnnd
Mr.. Hotze for many years was
prominent In athletic circles in Rich
mond as member Of the Virginia
Boat Club and other organizations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-17
Mny Guarantee Price Declines.

WASHINGTON. Dec. i6.-M.,hods
OF disposing OF government owned
merchant ships. with guarantee
against price declines. are 10 To- con
Siacrcd Immediately by the Shipping
Board, Chairman Benson announced
tonight. The present scale or prices
Is from $50 TO NI5 II lightweight
ton for coal burners. and from sI7O
70 *lhI ton for oil burners. Tho
possibility that guarantee agains,
price declines might be made retroac-
1--WE to purchases already made was
Suggested by the chairman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-17
bar Chiidren From Movies.

ISDttIhI 10 Inc TlHtS- DIhpatCH.I
NORFOLK. Dec. l6.--Childr-n OF
school age Will he barred from NOV
ing picture thcatcrs before o'clock
In the afternoon unless accompn ME q
by parents or guardian. according TO
Miss Emma u. N,nable. attendance
officer Of the public schools. who has
secured the cooperation of local
amusement houses. under tho com
pulScry education laws. 1t is be-
licvcd that ;ruancy Will b. reduced
greatly by this step.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-17
NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARIS OF VIRGINIA ====

conclusion %: his second trial. Tor
attempted attack iou "a lI-ycar old
white girl three days before. will b.
taken To Richmond early Friday
norninI 20 await in the State i'rni-
tcntldry February is. when he will
~" IN the electric chair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-17
FALLS DEAD AT BEDSIDE
OF CRITICALLY ILL BROTHER
Woman Visiting in Mary
Innd Town, Suddenly IAnsses

Especial to- The Times Dispatch
Virginia Ray, widow OF John RAY. OF
this city, died suddenly Wednesday
afternoon while watching at the he'd
side OF her brother, Albert Smith, who
Is critically in at home OF their broth
er, w. Ray Smith. Brunswick, Md.
She fell over on the bed. it is said
dying before II doctor could he sum-
nOned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-17
Cooperative ,uyIng snv-x.

7 IEDd HI
NORFOLK. VA, Dew. lG-Accord-
ing TO "a statement made today AT the
annual meeting OF the Augusta Az
ricuitural Advisory Board by County
Demonstration Agent II. G. ManIey.
CO. Operative buying saved Augusta
county farmers $SS.O00 from FebrrI-
AIRY TO December Is, 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-17
WIN Await mn, Dcn,b.

tHUtIIaI 20 Inc TImtS- DlspHtcE.
STAUETON. VA. Dec. l6.-Harry
Hart. colorcd. 81 years old. who WAS
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
MANN AND DYER ACTS
 CHARGED AGAINST FOUR

PHOENiN Dec. Charged with violation ot the Mann and Dyer sc's, ;he ,ast named raving to do with in. ;crs,a;e transportation of stolen auto. mobiles ',ur federal prisoners were brough. here from Kingman. Mohaye coun;y. where they Wee aresterrrdrO county. wbe-e they We're arrested seg- eral da!s ago by United States Dep. ny Marshal Miller.
 The four came 10 Arizona. accorl. ing ;o officials from Los Angeles in {. large automobile which was alleged 10 have ben stolen in Caiiforn a ci:y They were arrested d ho;e, and gave line names of William IL Casey. sam Lancaster. rma Wild bridge, Rus~e. Lauoa-ter and Mr., Louise Newman
 Casey attempted 70 escape ahsn The arre,, was made. officials sai l. fleeing rom ,he ho,ei Sho;s were fred a, him bu; h. got away for ihe sm- being search os K'ngmau final Y revealed Sa,,y h!ding among ,hc rafters .n a garage
 Alter being paced in Ja.i. officers said, the four wrenohcd ou; d window casing and tore hole through two fee, O. concrete before ,leir ac:iyt-- ies were stopped A:;erward an iron blr. torn from some plumbing nv, ,ures in the jail was found by the jaiier who was told by the prisoners that they had Intended 70 feil him with i, a; ;he first opportunity, o'. tic.a.s sad He also was told that he had better g.; req, locks on the doors as no county jail was strong enough ,o hold the party
 Federal officers said a.. four had jaii records and made no denial of their records
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
HOME ECONOMICS TEACHERS TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
 AT PHOENIX THIS MONTH

The annual meeting Of the Arizona Home Economical association will De ha'l in Phoenix during the meeting at .ha : i,e Teachens as,ocia;.ou De. ce:nber 2s, 29 and 90.
 \ constitution Was adopted and a'. f..ta;ed win the National Hone Eco monies association perfected by pay. ment of ;he B. membership fee 70 that orsLnizarion
 4! home economic. teachers Q; Inc state are eligible for membership ia ;his association and an invitation 3 ex ended by ;he execu,iye committee .o those ~ho have moi ", identified themselves with ,he organization Q io so a, ;he December mee-ins
 An interesting program is beins a-. ranged by ,he committee in charge. Tn" SpeC.di subjects 70 be diScusse1 I during inc sectional meetings will br cio-hing. nome managomea. and ch.li we..are. De;ailS Of .he program VII be announced ,a;e.
 Th!s association Va, formed la {, A3-1 during the s-4te meeting st The. son. d; which ,ime h. following ol- ..cers were elected.
 Lillian Coleman Douglas, president.
 Grace Ryan. Mesa. and Mrs l.a,. cas.er. Tucson. s:ce-pres
 Winnifred William. eHHton. secre- tary
 Marion BurroISh- . David. ra1~- u"tr
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
cANkNGh STRIKE MAY
 BE SETTLED SPEEDILY
 BY DE LA HuERTA AID

MORALES. Ariz.. Dee | Chances for former Provisional Pres!den; de la hIurr'a taking the rest he has beel seeking ever since ,he close of tho southern Pacific de Mexico strike. seem remote unless h. takes his VI cation between now and Deoemb, ? l5. for i, is noisrd about Nogales ;ha, ;he ex-p.csiIea; wi. be delegated :. ai'O .rA;e the Cananea strike. which 2 schedu.ed to open on that da'e.
 This s.r'ke vii throw mo id!ene,s pe.ween 2eoo and 5noo men. and a' fee; 'u..y 25.oto persons. !; is esiims ed |, !s brough; abou., on ,he com pany'. par,. !; Is claimed. hy the pr, ea; condition 0: Inc copper marke'. nigh taxation and wages ou. O.. pr,- por:.on Wi.a ;he Income 30, inc bu - ne.-.
 Agi:atos, age aceu,ea 9. crea.ln- discon'en' among inc workmeu. NHo are declared ;o be ,rea.ed well an' pa.d as nigh wages as are consi>ten. ,,i.h ;he presen; economic condition,
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
MANY TRAMPS IN
YUMA AND VICINITY

YUMA. Dec. 6 More tramps have been seen on the streets of Yuma this winter than has been noticed for some years. During the war and the year af'er the war when everyone Was making money 'ramps in Yuma Were few and far between. But at he present iimc. with factories clos ing down in the eas. and money be- coming scarcer and scarcer. more tramps are passing dIi.y through Yu- ma than have been within the ely for some 'ime There IS hardy d3y which goes by except that some one is arrested for vagrancy and business mon of the streets are approached d go5d many times dur;ne 'he day for "ea3uch ;o se; a meal
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
MRS. WOODWARD
PLEADS GulATY

TUCSON. Dec Mrs Lillian Woodward pleaded suil,y 10 a charge q; bgamy before Judge samuel T. Pai,ee in The superior cour- Saturday and was ,enien,,y deal, wHh by ,he court because of her extreme youth and ;he fact tha, ,he Is ill with tube-. culosis The young woman. who Is little more than a girl. is pretty. with a wealth of Titan hair She was giv. en a suspended sentence by Judge Pattee. and for the next two years will be required 10 .eport 10 inc pro- bation officers as frequently as that oi- rcial deems necessary.
 Mrs Woodward who comes from Chicago, and whose l-a.:en name was Lillian Reitman. has been separated from her hosbani for more than a year Woodward is said 10 be in Mex leo al the present ti9, where his father owns large lnteros-s
 She came here several months ago because Of failing heahh, and met c. II. Mack. a partially disabled ex-soi. dier
 Failing to tell him. he says, Of her first marriage. she went with him 10 Phoenix where a marriage ceremony was performed.
 The situation was brought 10 the no- tice of the authorities .nrougn let. ter sent here by the young woman's husband who asked that her record be looked into. complaint charging bigamy was sworn out by Mack.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
OVERTURNED CAR.

While returning from trip 10 the Dragons. where they went 10 take A T. Ko.b to his marble properties. Bl Granger and John lgo overturned in an Overland car driven by Granger, al the railroad crossing or the Fair. bank highway The car made two complete somersaul;s and was con sldersbly damaged while Granger suf- fered two fractured rbbs and Mr. I;o bruised hip iso was thrown clear from the wreck while Granger. who was driving. was pinned underneath. The car was travelling about 20 miles ifn hour. they said. and when round. ing the curve this side O. the crossing a iron, tire blew out the car swerviny from the grade