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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
list OF CANDIDATES
FOR COMMON COUNCIL
Occupation and Home Address OF
Each Of the Contestants Is
Given.

The names o. candidates for the
sCouncil in the city election tomor-
rpw, with the occupation and home
address Of each. follows:
Mndison Ward.
Board OF Aldermen Joseph +. Powers.
nosr MOODY street: Jcssir c. Duke. law.
yer. .Ib East Franklin street.
sis,Sn n,": Sta,s Sarefia;sndent FabIie Print
s. p r: r psthel. LAWYER siIs Forest liIil
East Franklin street. carte. Jones, train
master, 1915 Decatur street: Jesse \.
Eleventh street. John W. Moore. soft
drinks: isoS roT:.S,r. Street Thongs s. =.
INc Ward.
ay b'aT r5.s ID n''et tennoaMssi'h sappIy
congany 500 wSsi fE. s,,dn Street
buildiar cont-sc;or, :o.s w.s, Grace
Street; W. c. Car?en'sI: srcrctary-treas-
Ssr,ts Weae E sye FF:, x Wes
Grace Street: frrdcr.ck u. Powell. see
Ie,s5y sssV1r aS Rns., hT9, soi nnrk
{ Co, sio Chs,ntsriayne ASsnuc: Joan
F Rose. real estate. S2o North Harrison
Clay Ward.
Board 81 Alde-neD---G -lcs Rul. sa les
man. 3:c' wcs,ha'np,c,n Avenue: Jack
l. .Epps, rcsl csts'", ?3"i Grove Avenue:
or Common ra connc n5 + Black. Car
penter. 3s0i Grove Avenue; Edgar Il.
Engii1h .n!o t S9abs hGs ssa.h FUN
Street. James L Mann clerk Chesapeake
and Ohio. ic2,s South Laurel Street:
Avenue; James e. Peters. 2ict-A West
Main street ClsseTcS se1, ,oob ~ AMI
upsois;e;lns :::3 s,uar; Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05

,a.,. VII CIV 'atn On the national
Columbus and their friends in the X Of
{. Hall. a, $50 Eas, Grace street.. tonight
The great Invinclhle Concert COMPANY.
Mackcy. the worlds blind wonders TO
pear in the CHAPEL Of the v,rs.n,~ Union
o'clock.
Maooahcc*: organized last week arc:
S ThlTlrs = winfrsc. pas, .oininandsr:
a.. Schultz. lieutenant commander: Is. II.
I IphsI, r. "a h. T. ,lon.s ehYapiain.:
81 G' & Il iso,s ana's "a 81 G ,ia rs.
cock johnson. sent: Charles NJ naskins
picket.
;, ON @n.ceTs Of the newly chartered Rich
nigh; At Al nrcautZa t!"n meeting which
has been announced for o'clock IN the
laws, FOR The new arsanisa;toa viii also
ee drawn w aud adopted.
rraye- ,n"etinrs will be held all this
S SSsh IN III. Glopton Street church. OF
; \ na,ksr, nsstoT Of ,hS church. an.
led by Henry t, Moore during ;hcs> SER
vices.
company \. Richmond Grays known as
t n. fit;h Gcinpany. F;rsi Provisional
Light Infantry Blues: vii no, drill to.
night on account Of tho holiday.
nigh, and W,dassdsy niFh, win &c held ED
rates. Of linton station Methodis; sshn
and i. Wilkinson. who will address
"A clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Fat Moran. manager OF the Cincinnati
REDS. viii give talh on the national
pastimc IL members o! tho knights of
Columbus and their friends in tho *. Of
Z. ltall at $50 East Grace Street. tonight
at $50 O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05

The names o. candidates for the
sCouncil in the city election tomor-
rpw, with the occupation and home
saddrnss Of each. follows:
The Home news., 1920-07-23
WOMAN oA IN OF HIS PAST n = PEARS AS NEW M0r,1A 1 AP- ER OF GIRL HE IS TO n
 MARRY. ~
PAGE FIvP

If you had fought do,,,,. . influences of an undermo.sa1ee Wi the past and had won social stea5d |orld 'ng and a fortune and the e'dno- 1a of a beautiful young girl, iooS anG her father suddenly y , retnraaGG ana from a trip with the woman rneG at your other life as his new wv wiFo Fl and the mother of the girl %ne vnS loved, what would You dO9 dO9 Would you let fear that 4p tSo other woman would snooE seal your lips? p'0A
 Harry T. Mercy, as David Power, one time graft collect. or in the underworld, facas this tremendous problem in Beating the Odds," which will be seen in the Jewel the.' tre on next Thursday July. 26 and what he does and how he beats down the odds of hid. den past make the Vitagraph offering one of remarkable dramatic appeal.
 Paul Scardon directed the picture, which is adapted from the widely read novel, "The Money Maker" written by Irving R. Allen, and in the supporting cast are Betty Blythe, Eulalie Jensen, Jean Paige, George Majeroni, Rob- ert Gaillard, Robert Mowbray and Frank Norcross.
The Home news., 1920-07-23
MILDRED HARRIS CHAPLIN STARS in "THE INFERIOR SEX" A STARTLING DRAMA of LOVE AND
 MARRIAGE
Marvellous Creations in Paris Gowns and Hats Shown in This Picture.

Mildred Harris Chaplin, the star charming in "The Inferior Sex" tells girls how to win the men of their choice, and how to hold love after they are married, and she says that the same plan will work in real life, for the play is based on facts and conditions of today.
 "A certain amount of re- serve will add zest to any courtship," said Mildred Har- ris Chaplin. 'You must keep a man guessing to a certain ex- tent. It is all right to show him that you like him, and that you prefer his company to that of others as a general rule, but do not let him think that he is the whole show.
 Outside of it's usual love story and the interest in it's up-tO-QaLe prODlemS or He, The Inferior Sex" carries an especial appeal to women in the exquisite gowns displayed it's marvellous millinery crea- ions, the beautiful settings and wonderful scenery. This picture, starring Mildred liar ris Chaplin, the star charm ing, will be shown at the Jewel Theatre on Tuesday, July, 27.
 Mildred Harris Chaplin ap- pears in different scenes in more than a dozen different gowns, all of them the last word in fashionable artistry. There are Paris creations as we'll as the finest work of the highest priced New York nodistes.
The Home news., 1920-07-23
See Her In 1.-THE INFERIOR SEX" Jewel Theatre Next Tues.

Dr.. J. R. Piercey left Sum- day to join his family at Nc Allen, Texas, their future home.
 Miss Elizabeth Holland left today, Friday, for Siloam Srrinos to spend a vacation with her sister, Mrs. J. w. Medley.
 Mr.and Mrs. Frank Lunsford of Hamlin spent Saturday and Sunday here the guests of the 7atter's parents, MT. and Mrs. B. M. Anderson.
 Mrs. J. E. Barringer and con J. E. Jr., returned to their homes in Memphis last week, after a pleasant visit to their nocln ard aunt, MT. and Mrs. ". B. Dougherty.
 Mrs. Etta Drewery of New bern. Tenn. arrived Wednes- day and will be the guest of ner son. MT. R. A. Drewerv and Mir. and Mrs. w. B.. Dougherty for several weeks.
 Mesdames Chas. Lackey, Martha Pleasant and Chas. Oglesby of 'Covington, Tenn, are the guests of Mesdames w.. B. Dougherty and H. P. Riggs, J.. /
The Home news., 1920-07-23

He is absolutely dependable and can be relied upon by the people in taking care of their interests at any time or place or under any conditions, and is d special friend to the labor Ing class.
 Any support you may rem der his candidacy will be ap- preciated by he and his hosts of warm supporters and Administration Plant Banner.
The Home news., 1920-07-23
H. C. ARGO FOR
 REPRESENTATIVE.

News will be tOund the an- nouncement of H. c. Argo as a candidate for Representative of Woodruff County, subject 10 the action of the Democratic Primary election August 10, 1920.
 MT. Argo came to Cotton Plant in 1905 as Cashier of the Planters Bank, which at that time was capitalized at S12.5O0.OO. He held that position to the entire satis- faction of the directors, stock holders and patrons up to Jan- uary of the present year, when his board of directors deemed that he be honored for services rendered and unanimously voted him the highest honor within their gift by electing nim president of the First National Bank, which insti- tuition was nationalized about five years ago.
 Under the management of MT. Argo, the bank has pro5- pered from year to year in 9 most satisfactory manner. and now the bank has a paid cap ital and surplus of $15O,0OO. % with it's resources climbing above the million dollar mark, stands today as a monument to N ability as a business man, and he attributes this pros perity to the confidential relationship between the bank and it's customers, by lending aid to men of moderate means as readily and confidently as they did to the more fortunate in securities.
 MT. Aroo is a member of the White River Levee District Board and has been it's Sec retarv and Treasurer since or ganization in 1908. Since the formation of this levee dis trict thousands of acres of Arkansas' richest and most productive bottom land have been reclaimed through the building of levee on White River which has proven it's worth many times over within the past few months.
 MT. Argo is also a firm be- liever in more adequate ed ucational advantages to peo- ole living in the rural districts. He is president of Cotton Plant Special School District. and as far as the means will allow and the good roads ex- tend is bringing children in from the country to Cotton Plant bv means of Motor trucks, thereby placing within reach of these children the educational advantages here tofore denied them.
 During the World War, MT. Argo was a leader in every phase of relief work; was chairman of War Saving S+amns drives; a member of courtv organization for sale of Liberty Bonds: was county chairman for United War Workers campaign. all of which "went over the top"
The Home news., 1920-07-23
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that I have sold the McCrory Drug Company stock and business to J. w. Morris and Oc Jeffries. All bills due will be paid by me and all outstanding accounts are to be paid to me, effective July l, 1920.
 McCRORY DRUG COMPANY,
 J. R. Piercey, Prop. McCrory, Ark, July, 1, 1920
 Adv. 7-23-4tc.
The Home news., 1920-07-23
KATHERINE MACDONALD
 IN "HICH POCKETS"

You'll want to see smiling, fghtino Louis Bennison in his latest Western romance, High Pockets by William Patter- son White, directed by Ira M. Lowry. As a United States Marshal who matches his wit and strength against a des- nerate band of Western law breakers. Bennison gives the most brilliant performance of his screen career.
 Th en there's beautiful Katherine Macdonald, the star of '"The Woman Thou Gavest Me-" who, as the hero ine of the play, will charm and deH~hf you.
 High Pockets" is a picture fo~ the family. It's brimming with the spirit of youth and adventure and is YOUR idea of a good photoplav. See it rext Monday July, 26, at the Jewel Theatre.
The Home news., 1920-07-23

/Died: Aunt Static" Brown Zng, age about 70 years at the home of MT. and Mrs. I. w. Roberts, "Wednesday eveslng' July 21, 1920. The remains were laid to rest in the ceme- tery at Fakes Chapel Thurs7 day,
 "High Pockets" is Louis Bennison's latest Western drama. Story by William Patterson White; directed Gy 9s Ira M. Lowry. A nota1le supporting cast headed ,oa us beautiful Katherine Mac, Donald. Five reels. At tme ae Jewel Monday night July 70'
The Home news., 1920-07-23

Cnl. Paul Taylor of the Headouarters Detachmes, Fort Sam Houston, Texas, is snending 15 day furlough ~-i+h his narents, MT. and Mrs. !. R. Tavlor.
 Mrs T. o. Myers who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs Alev Myers returned to Ter home ia Memnhis Mondav. Che was acconpanied home hv Mrs Alex Myers and baby, Billy z, van.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
OWNER Of BlOODHOUNnS
SUED FOR 100000
CnswrII County Farmer Hiring. ActIou
"DirecttnE Suspicion Against
pInlutIN.-
Sp"cini 10 Tn" Times Dispatd.l

ISpccint 10 TIL" Times DispatCt.l
DASVILLE. VA. Dec. 23.-An in
teres'ing damage suit has just been
s"'t'"' IN s'cwon County Sun.'i or
Cour, shc action Einging on the liza
billy OF the owner OF hioodhounds
when they follow scent to certain
property and by stopping there di-
rect suspicion 70 the owner.
In March. 1918. a house was de-
stroyed by fire In Caswcll County
The authorities believing iil!s 10 be
or inccnGinry origin gent for blood
hounds and they struck "A tran which
led to the house Of L T.. Watkins
Il wcll-known farmer. Watkins was
not arrested nor was any charge ever
brought against him but later a..
brought su:t against Nichols for $40.
600 claiming that the action OF tho
dogs had by innucndo placed the
blame for the fire on him
A big array OF attorneys was on
hand> and the case WAS bitterly con-
tested. The defense was based on
the theory that the action OF the
dogs did not commit their owner TO
an expression of opinion concerning
che guilt or innocence of the plain
stiff
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
FAMILY IS HELD UP
BYY0UNC BANDIT
Residence OF c. Il. Slaughter, Dam
Vile, Is Invaded by Unidenti-
fled Stranger.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
DANVILLE VA. Dec. 23.-It was
learned from the police today that on
Tuesday night between il and IL
o'clock the home of g. l.. Slaughter.
wcll-known West End resident was
invaded by an unindentined man who
held the family ut pistols point and
escaped after taking watch and
some money. No clue to the mans
identity has been found. He Is de-
scribcd as being young and we'll
dressed and by dcmeanor OF APP
parcntly good family.
One OF Mr. Slaughtcr's sons was re-
turning TO his home when he noticed
a light In the basement. Realizing
that this wac unusual he entered the
house and went down the cellar steps
only TO he confronted by calm
young man with dangerous shoot
ing iron primcd and ready. The i'm
precision on Mr.. Slaughter was that
the STRANGER was drinking He made
ny saying nc was looking for some
where to stay.
In the meantime ether members OF
the family hearing voices In the cell
lar got w and descended and they too
were backed up 10 the wall One OF
the members of The family IL said TO
nave proHered nsy lum for the nigh:
and turned 10 20. but was forbidden.
FINALLY the Suntnan backed those
members of the family present up the
steps. across the hall and made his
escape by the front way.
No alarm was given 10 the police
on Tuesday night. but ycstcrda =
morning when Mr. Slaughter missed
his gold watch and change which had
been IN his trousers pocket definite
conclusions were reached and q de-
scription OF the man and an account
OF the affair was given To police de-
tectives who are st!il working on the
case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
DANV|LLE AWAITS RETURN
OF DEAD MARINES BODY
Remains Of Ballard Lee Pruitt,
First OF a. l.. +. Dead, Expected
In DOwn-State City Shortly.
Special to The Times Dispatch. ]

tSPcclal 10 ne llmeS- DiSpItCh.l
DANVILLE. VA. Dec. GA fu-
neral, preparations for which were
made more than six months ago. will
take place during the coming week
Mrs. Molly pruitt having received
definite advices from The government
CONCERNING the body OF her son. Bal
lard Lee Pruitt. United States
Marine who Was killed during the
war
The body is one of many on board
;he L. S. =. RaInapo. which is ex-
pcctcd 10 dock at Brooklyn. December
%. So long a time had elapsed since
the first message was received advis-
ing that the body was about 20 he
sent TO Danville that members OF tn.
family had almost given up hope Of
receiving IT,
The Marines body will he removed
upon arrival 20 brooklyn Hospital.
the official letter sag. and T. will be
sent from there 20 this city as quickly
az possible.
The body will be sealed In metal
coffin. which. in turn, is IN q moro
pretentious casket. An American
flag is incloscd in the caskct for the
funcral this becoming the property
or relatives.
The Danvillc Post. American Le-
gicn. wlli have charge OF the rites
wn.n they take place. pruitt will be
the FIRST Danv.llc var victim 10 be
returned home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
MAN OR LIED DIVORCE:
WlFE'S PETITION REFUSED
Marital Troubles of Rufus Holloway
md spouse Aired In Court at
I'll

SB'fRG. VA. Dec %
--judE. r. II. l. Chichester has hand
cd down a decision in the case OF
beatrice Holloway vs.. Rufus Hnllo-
way pending In the Circuit Court Or
Caroline County for the past eigh,
months.
Tho suit was brought by Mrs. Hol-
lo"ay charging her husband with
cruelty and desertion and her hus-
band filed 4 cross DILL alleging de-
sertson and statutory grounds on the
part OF his wife Much evidence was
taken and the record In the case covers
800 or more pages.
], was argued in law chambers in
this city three weeks ago and since
that time Judge Chichester has gone
over the record and has handed down
an opinion that Mrs. Holloway wa.
not entitled TO IN" divorce. and tina,
airs. Holloway was not justified in
DESERVING her husband. disrniss.s her
sun and grants 20 the husband Mr.
Holloway. y divorce mensa ct
thoro on the grounds OF deser,!on
The custody OF the three children
that are with Mr.. Holloway !s
granted 20 him and the Little girl
now with her mother is allowed to
remain in her mothers custody. The
defendant In the suit and tho pla!n-
TIN in the cross bill was directed TO
pay the costs OF the suit and IN.
sum OF $50 a year fos the SIR! given
Mrs. Holloway
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24

From cheraw. South Carolina.
comes wopderful story OF the Of.
tects OF Re-Cu-Ma on Bad Blood. Mrs.
q. a. Wilkerson writes us as follows.
Il had Pellagra four years ago and
II LETT my blood In bad condition. II
would break out every time that /
ate anything with acid in II. took
one bottle OF Re-Cu-hIa and since that
timo l haven't seen any signs OF this
trouble. can't give Re- Cu-AIa praise
enough. for 1 have been benefited In
other ways than Just through my
blood"
II you are suffering with some OF
the effects Of bad blood why not heed
the advice OF Mrs. Wilkerson? Re-
Cu-Ma :nay be Just the thing that
Will bring You relief. II it does you
have received the knowledge Of a
priceless remedy for your case. II It
does not. every druggist who sells Re-
Cu-Mn Is instructed to refund your
money IL after four days it has not
materially relieved you.
II pimplcs and eruptions on your
skin show your blood to no In had
condition, try Re-Cu-Mo.
For sale by Tragic Drug Co.. Rich.
mond. Va, and Morrison. Tho Drug
Man. Petersburg, Va, and all Good
Drug Storea,-rAdy, ~ NJ & !, !, ~ &, =,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
CAMP LEE is SAFE FOR
PRESENT PROMISES BAKER
Congressional Delegation Calls on
Secretary Of wn-, Urging Reten-
ton of Petersburg Post.

TSDeCIHI 10 The TlmtS-DlSDdtCI.l
WASH NOTION, Dec. "a dele
cation composed of Senators swan
son and Glass. Representative Drew
cry aud city Manager Brownlow OF
Petersburg. today called on Score
tary OF War Baker and strongly
urged the retention of Camp Lee rs a
permanent army post.
Secretary Baker told the Virgin
ians that he would order IA new in
vchtigation. and that In the mean
,,ine no action would be taken until
What action tn. department will
then take will depend upon the new
investigation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
MRS. IRWIN BURIED
Funeral Services Of Aged Woman
Are Held In Stockton Street Hap
h.&-

Irwin. aged ~. who died yesterday ut
The home OF her daughter, Mrs. W. T.
Kelley. 800 West Twenty fourth
street. VIII be conducted tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock in stockton
street Baptist Church. Rev. Walter r.
i.cckiiier. officiating. The board OF
deacons OF the church VIII serve as
active pallbearers, while the Fix
Srandsons OF Mrs. Irwin will serve as
honorary pallbcarcrs.
Mrs. Irwin leaves three daughters
Mrs. Il. T. Payne. Mrs. w. 7. Kelley
and Mrs. T. f. Davis; three sons. w.
y. Nunnal!y. e. l.. Irwin. Of Richmond.
and r.. l.. Irwin, OF Hampton. Va. !:
four sisters. Mrs. Arabclla Ford. Mrs
w. u. Chalkley. Mrs. Emma Payne
end Mrs. Kit Aidridgc: one brother,
Il. 4. Clarke: twenty-five grandchil-
drcn and three great-Eranlchillren
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
TENNESSEE DEPUTY IS
SUCCESSFUL RAIDER
Inst Catch Is 35-GniIon SIN md $50
'niiSns Of Iiccr-t;un Battle
with SINNERS
Especial TO The T!ncs-Dlspn,d,.I

Especial TO The Times ID lspatcsiI
BRISTOL. VA, Dec. 23--Deputy
Shcrin Floyd T.. Hopkins and a posse
made Il successful raid in the Big
Creek section OF Sullivan County.
Tenn. near here. capturing % thirty
hTc- gallon still and about $50 gal
iLns OF beer. AS ;tlc officers ap-
preached the place where the still
was located. Il gun battle cnsued be-
tween them and the inoonsh!ncrs
rae fnoonshiucrs. one OF whom is
thcueht To have been wounded. cs-
capped.
Deputy Sheriff Hopkins has CON
quoted several successful raids re-
Gently for stills in the Big Creek sec
ton. Hopkins Is a former soldier.
ana weighs 2CS pounds. While in the
army he gained considerable fame
as boxer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
XMAS LIQUOR CAPTURED
LynchburE Police Seize sixteen Gal
lens In Home Of James W.
Smith and .trreHt Owner

ITNcHECEG. VA, Dec. 23.-Thc
local supply OF wet goods was con-
sldcrnbly reduced late today. when
the police captured sixteen gallons Of
Hp"or III AN excavation under q
wooden floor In the bascmcn. OF IN.
residence OF James ". Smith In
Wadsworth Street;
smith Was absent when the hous.
vas searched, and officers AWAITED
ms return TO arrest him. Later he
wa!v.d preliminary trial, and vas
bhiicd Tor appearance at the January.
Corporation Court grand Jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
RlDDICK'S HAT IN RING
l. , nchburE school OmcinI Announce.
Candidacy for Division
SuncrIniCnIanf.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
LfNCHBuRG. VA, Dee 23.-Jo-
ssnh II R!ddiek for many years a
member OF the faculty OF the local
high school and now operating "A BUS
mess school here, has announced him
self candidate against w L. Gar
be. for division superintendent OF the
schools OF Campbell County.
1t is understood the election comes
before the State board OF Education
in Richmond in Fchruar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
Alleged nurglnr Sought.

ETNCIIBJRG. IA, Dec. 23.-The
Board of Supervisors OF Campbell
County has offered Il reward for
Edward Hobbs. who Is jointly charged
With Oscar Burford with burglarizing
the home OF w. II. Dodson near Bo-
cock. Hobbs IL also charged with
shooting "a, Dodson. though the ac-
tual shooting is charged 10 fSurforG.
The men are brothers-inlaw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
The Trained Nurse
A Profession to Be Proud OF

The University Hospital. which is
4 part Of the University OF Maryland.
offers exceptional opportunities to
young ladies to become Trained
Nurses AS 1t is very large general
hospital. the teaching comprises all
branches: not limited to few special
lies, as is so often the case Mt other
hospitals
inc. as now and modern Nurses
Iome IL to be erected next Spring.
he allowance. while In training, has
,een increfped as follows; $1,000 per
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
nIl,Ic Sccrcinrr nIes.

DELAND. FLA. Dec. 23.--Dr. S. c.
Dickey. for twcnty-siX years general
secretary of the winona Bible Con-
ferennce at Lake Winona. Ind. died
here last night OF RpopieHy. DR..
Dickey had been here about three
weeks and yesterday played a full
round OF golf. The body will DC
sent to Winona for interment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
noiIcr ExpIo.fcn FntnI.

PULASNI. va, Dec. 23.-IluEh
Hamhlin. 20. was so badly injured
Wednesday, by the explosion of n
boiler which he was firing for the
Bland County. that he died twenty
minutes later. No one else was
hurt. but the boiler room was
wrecked The deceased did overseas
service during the war. He leaves a
widow, child. parents. five brothers
and five aiSterR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-24
PROMINENT DOWN-STATE
FARMER COMMITS SUICIDE
-. Onkes, of whItmcll. near
Danyillr. shoots Self While
4 InnE in HOnu.

DANVli,LE. VA. Dec. 23.-S. Il.
Cakes. A. years old. a prominent
farmer Of Whitmell. near here. com
mit;cd suicide this evening by shoot
ing himself through the head.
He had been IN i'll health since
August and friends were so concerned
about him that lie was rarely left
alche This afternoon one OF his
children ran to Il nearby store and
said that his father was acting
uucerly, and when friends arrived he
had already killed himself while alone
In hiH ruOn.