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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
.GORED WOMAN IS IN
SERIOUS CONDITION
Mrs. Frances =. Tyler In Unircrs., /;
Hospital Following Attack by En-
rngcd Animal ON Ifnrm.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Dee. %.
Mrs. Frances :. Tyler. aged 80. who
TINS city ON the road to Sco,tsvilIc.
IL In a critical condition at the I-ni-
v"rsity of Virginia Hospital. after
nearly an hours battle with Il young
pet She tx battered and bruised from
mead 10 foot six ribs ar. broken and
both bones Of the lower right lc.-
are fractured. Internal injuries are
feared.
on December %. at 2 o'clock. Mrs
Tyler went into the pasture to wa
ter the bull. which had been tied to
Il fence. The animal. as soon as he
was freed. made mad rush and
knocked Mrs. Tyler TO tho Erouud
The plucky woman. who had q stick
III her hand. fought with All her
strength To ward OFF the attacks of
the iniuriatcd animal. As fas, as she
would rise 10 her feet. however she
would he bnwlcd over again. i dozen
or NOR" times she was battered down.
ana as often she staggered to her
rect. trying all the time to reach Il
creek which ran through the field
Finally the angry beast rolled on his
victim. and then. apparently ;hink-
ing mat he had won the fight. nudg-
ed the woman along the hiilsid. ana
pushed her over into the creek
Throughout tho unequal fight
StranG" I" relate. Mrs. Tyler never
entirely lost consciousness, though on
more than one occasion her memory
was almost blank. Nearly all of
her clothing was torn from her body
Wet and bedraEglcd and bleed ng
from her wounds. she scrambled up
the bank Of the creek, and. with a
broken leg and several rIbs smash
cd in. crawlcd "a distance OF half a
mile. Her progress was slow. Three
hours after the fight began she col.
lapscd within calling distance of her
home. y daughter. Miss Lola hear
ing her mothers feeble cries. rushed
in the direction from which the
means came. Unable to lift the NO
man. the children at the house at
the time found IL necessary to hitch
UP buggy before they could yet
their suffering parent the remaining
distance.
That Mrs. Tylcr's life was saved.
is. no doubt, due to her splendid ply
steal condition. following active out
door life on the farm. Her husband
Robert Briggs Tyler, died thirteen
years ago, and since that time the
brunt Of the work had fallen to her.
Left with nine children--Sovcn uf
whom arc girls-shc faced a big task
in caring for s." large family Not
only did she do much of the milking.
bu, drove a wagon to town daily and
disposed q: the product. going from
house to house. BEFORE mirring. she
was a Miss MAYO. and was reared on "a
farm near Scnttsvlllc. In the south
crn part az Albcmarlc County. twenty
miles from this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
"DUTCH" LEAMAN DIES,
END COMING SUDDENLY
Wcll-kn0wn Figure In Richmond
Politics Succumbs at Home
of Friend.
WENT TO BED COMPLAINING
Coroner, After Viewing Body, Pro-
nounces Death Due To Natural
Causcs-I'uncral From ST. Pc
tcr's Church This Afternoon.

william L. Leaman. widely known
In Richmond. where he was active in
ioca! politics for MANI years. died
early yesterday morning I'm the room
oi - friend, where he had gone some
hours earlier t. take dose OF med
iCin". The funeral VIII be from ST.
fctcrS Church this afternoon at {
o'clock. The burial VIII be in Mount
calvary Cemetery. The pallbcarcrs
VIII be: ac;ivc--J. \. Holloway, r. w.
James T. Hart. James Trcsnon. Joseph
Melvin. W J. Griggs: honorary
Etprse Ainsli.. II. W: Melton. Blan-
GChard $: Forbes. +. II. Mott. Frank
nth and James. 4. Disney.
Mr.. Lcanan was II son OF the late
Mr. and Mrs John Leaman. He leaves
j.. ana cousin. Daniel Lcaman.
Appeared Last Time sunday
Mr. l.eaman was last seen alive by
friends late sunday night. He had
purchased "a DOttl" OF medicine similar
10 that taken BY him on frequent oc-
cas!"nS. and was visiting a friend at
ms rooms on North Ninth Street. Feel
ING, bad'y: he lag down. after taking
dose Of tho medicine Ills friend
made MIN as comfortable as possible
ana left him lying on the bed Not
hour yesterday morning. som" apprc-
hension was felt by his friends and
investigation resulted in the dlscov-
cry OF his body lying on the bed as he
mad last been seen. but rigid In death
coroner Whitfield pronounced death
due 10 natural causes. probably hast
cncd by an overdose of the medicine
Mr.. Leaman was born In Richmond
- years ago, on the Fourth OF July
For a number OF years he was a con-
trhciing ;orcn2n * the Locomotive
Works. and early In his career took
strongly 10 politics. at which time ne
became widely known as Dutch"
l.ainan. being for long time Il
ana later Madison ward. His in
auence was sought by candidates for
All elective places and for many APP
pointiye places. for IL was conceded
and could throw "A considerable vote
In any given direction rs political
conditions changed, however. his po-
Ntical innucnc" wancd. although his
tinued II" was loyal 20 his friends
ana was always a fair antagonist who
always fought above board.
Member OF CITY Committee.
cratic Committee many years. and
had . hand In the revolution Of 20
lltical compilations ia Jackson Ward.
He was u candidate FOR Common
CouHci! in the primary last spring.
and received a good vote On tn" north
side OF the river. but WAS beaten by
the solid support O.! South Side for his
competitor. He Was engaged in bust
ness on North Seventeenth Street.
later in the Mutual Building. and
Streets. MIR. Learan was lavish ia
dispensing charity and hospitality.
the body was prepared for burial
by ililey and Was then moved 20 tn"
where It VIII lie until the hour or
the funeral today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
\ New Medical Discovery
with TWOfOld Action.
S00theS and Heals the In.
tanned Surface and Kills the
Germ. Endorsed BY High
est Authorities.
Money Refunded II Any Cough
or Cold, No Matter OF How
Long Standing. Is Not Re.
heVed After Taking Ac.
cOrding to Directions.
FINE FOR BUILDING Up
THE SYSTEM AFTER
COLDS OR THE Flu.

or all known drugs. Crcoso,. =.
recognized by the medical fraternity
as the greatest healing agency for tho
treatment OF chronic coughs and colds
ana other forms of throat and lung
troubles. Circumcision contains. in
addition TO crcosote. other healing
elements which soothe and heal the
'nhainrd membrane and stop the !r
ritation and Inflammation while the
creosotc goes on TO the stomach Ia
absorbed into the blood. attacks the
seat OF III" trouble and destroys the
germs that lead TO consumption.
Circumcision is guaranteed sotis
factory In the treatment OF chronl,
coughs and colds. bronchial asthma.
catarrhal bronchitis and other forms
or throat and lung diseases. and is
rNcell"nt for building up the system
after colds or the nu. Increases an
petite and body weight. Ask your
druggist.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
WILL REBUILD BURNED
CAlLAO SCHOOL AT ONCE
CITIZENS Hold Meeting and by Sub
scriptiOn Rninc Considerable
sum for l'urpusr

cALlAO. VA. Dec 2I.-Thc pa
irons and friends OF the Caliao High
school. which was destroyed by IRE
last Friday night. Held a meeting last
night in the Town Hall TO make ar
rhnGemcnts for continuing the school
Tor the rest Of the session. and for
restoring the building as soon as
possible II was decided To rebuild
on the former location and to con-
struct the High School OF more Dur
abb. material. Committees were ap-
pointed TO cooperate with the trus-
tees in rebuilding and furnishing the
il!Sh School. and private Subscrip-
ton amounting TO about S3.5OO were
pledged on the spot which added 10
the insurance Of $4,000 will make a
good beginning for the building
fund. being about one-halr the cost q:
the buildings destroyed by fire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
John e. Wilkins Dies.

CiiARLOTTESNILLE VA, Dec. -.
John J.: wilkins, a%cd GO, died yes
tcfdhy ut his residence on Locust
Grove. after Il lingering Illness. Tho
funeral was held at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon from the residence. the ser
vice being conducted by the Rev.
Roy Mason. rector OF Christ Episcopal
Church. Mr.. Wilkins was a native
OF Norfolk, IL son % the late Nathan
lei wilkins. and nineteen years ago
moved 20 this city. lie married Miss
Mamie Estclle smith. OF Norfolk.
who survives with six children: Her
bert {. wilkins. OF washington. II.
G.: John w. and Alhsrt - Wilkins
and Misses E:stc!lc Virginia and Mary
Roland wilkins. OF this city. lie
also leaves one sister. Mrs Lewis
w. Harding, of Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28

win wear the regular V. l.. 1. full
dress uniform.
All Y. l.. /. men In Richmond at the
Time. and all Tech alumni are cor
daily invited to attend.
TrnyIOr-itnincy.
quiet marriage was solcmuizcd
last Wednesday evening at S O'Clock.
at the. residence of Mrs. Matti.
Raincy barker. 23l7 West Main
street. when her sister. Miss Minnie
Halhey. became the bride Of William
Granger Traylor. Of kcnbridge. Or.
}. i. Carey, of Grace NJ. T.. Church,
officiating. The bride wore white
crepe meteor with picture hat. The
rooms were decorated with ferns and
cut flowers and with holiday green's
The bride is the daughter OF the
lat" j. Thomas and Mrs. Laura Miles
h"incy. Of Mckcnncy. and only the
immediate family and :: few close
friends Witnessed the ceremony. oyy
father After an extended trim. Mr.
and Mrs. rraylor viii make their
nome at kcnbridgc.
Home Wedding.
celebrated in Richmond on TUESDAY,
December Il, at b o'clock. when MICS
Florence Gertrude Williams. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. -. williams
became the bride OF Carroll c. Baker,
Formerly Of Knoxville. Tenn. bu, now
of Noriolk. only members OF the i'm
mediate families and a few intimate
irl"nhs "cr" present and the ccrn-
in0ny was performed In tho brides
tl"ne Roy. Austin -. Roda. pastor of
The Northsidc baptist Church. otii-
eating The entire lower floor was
arranged In ferns. carnations. po,,cd
plants and trailing vines, Intcrsp.rscd
with lighted candles. Miss Naomi
crpwd"r. Of Washington. played the
wedding music.
The brides only attendan, was
MISS Ethel iiorah. of Norfolk. vino
was maid OF honor She was gowrch
in blu" satin and carried "a bouquet
OF pink rnscbuds j. W. Merrcll. OF
Norfolk, WAS the grooIn's best man.
Tn" bride was handsomely gowned
In dark blue tricotine with hat and
gloves 10 match and her flowers were
white roses and swcctpcas.
1tc oui-of-town guests present
were; Miss Naomi Crowdcr. OF Wash
ingt2n; Mrs. l.. II Crowdcr. sister OF
the bride. Of Cuantico: Miss Ethel
Horah and J. W. Merrill. OF Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
MRS. H. D. F0RSYTHE, z.
DIES At CHARLOTTESVILLE
Widow of Harry Douglas Forsythc,
of London and New Orleans.
PASSES Away.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Dee

CiiAkLOTTESNlLl VA, Dec. 81.
Mrs. II. II. Forsythc. aged -,
widow of Harry Douglas t'or:ythe. of
London. Eng. and New Orleans. and
daughter OF the late Bradish Johnson.
OF New York CITY. died at o'clock
this morning at "Nydric." the fash
ionab!c Green Mountain uciGhoor-
hood near Esmont, in the southern
part of the county. The funeral viii
take place at 8 o'clock Thursday
afternoon from 81. Pau!'s Church
Richmond. Mrs. Forsythc is survived
10y the following children: Mrs. John
II. LanEhornc. OF Warren. William
II. Forsythc, Of Little Rock. Ark /:
Harry Forsythc, OF New York city.
and Mcssrs. Douglas and George /.
Forsythe. of Esnont. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
N AND our or Town.

Miss Ward. OF Dallas. Texas. who
y attending school in New York. is
the guest OF Mrs. Aiken. on West
Grace street.
+. ". Gwathmey, of Washington:
r. NJ. Gwathmcy. of DanviiIe. and
". II. Gwathmey. Of West virginia.
are spending the Christmas holidays
with their mother. Mrs. II. Ryiand
iwathm"y. Of 500 West Grace Street.
Mrs. Myers and her children. Of
cuts. Colonel and Mrs. Gordon. on
n" Three Chopt Road. for the holt
day season.
Misses Elizabeth Wyatt. Maude
Morris and Avis Carter are the Rich
m"nh girls attending the house party
Bean at their home, In Clifton Forge.
Miss Resale Marcusc ana Miss
Mabel Straus are spending the
Christmas holidays IN New York with
MIR and Mrs VI. VI. Aiarcusc
n5a I1 Nam k 8 e. lef 70 s sn.n for for
Christmas holidays with Miss Helen
lIastcy.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph l.. Mcclces.
OF ph!Indclph.a. are spending the
holidays in Richmond with their par
"nis. Nh and Mrs. 5. *. Mckee
Mrs. l.. ~. Hun. Of Shelby. \. C..
nnd Mrs, $. \. lroomberg. OF Char
lesion. W Va. after an extended v!si,
10 their sister. Mrs. l.. g. West. OF
ao9 East Franklin Street. left last
THURSDAY for their homes TO spend
The holidays.
Frank II. Streat. of Flint. Mich.
IS spending the holidays with his
brother. Thomas Strcat, Of 2523 Grove
Avenue
Miss Helen S,rykcr. OF Youngs-
town ohio is spending the holidays
~ their home. on Park Avenue.
Miss Iildn King, Of Washington.
Is Visiting Miss Maxine Benheim. or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
ALL AMERICAN CONTRALTO
SINGS AT WOMAh'S CLUB
Miss Jessie Masters. or Warren, Ohio.
Chnrnis Her Richmond
tutlicncr

The artist for the Christmas song
rScithi Yesterday at the Woman's
cub vas Miss Jessie Masters. known
a, the ali American contrai,o. Miss
Masters ~ a uativ. OF warren ohio,
ana critics have said Of her that il is
hcr ability 10 reach tho individuals
~ her audience. which is making this
young artist the great popular IA
Eorltc. She has message TO give
ana she gives IT, She has Il most at
unaffected as tina, or a child, and one
Of ihc chief charms OF her singing is
~" TACT that she gives her songs en-
trcly in English.
The program given Yesterday be-
Tor" the Woman's Club ana their
.ach sons carried its Individual APP
peal. Tho old Hebrew Invocation.
Ell Eili'" and "My Heart Ever
Faithful written by Bach In l72O.
We're the numbers most en,husIagti-
cally received by the audience pres.
en-, Miss Elsie Iinder was The ac-
coinpanist and Miss Louise Williams
WIS chairman OF the afternoon.
rho following was given By Miss
Masters:
Ring out. Will BELLS. Gonnod
ne ~ Little silver Ring. :. .Chaminade
NJ Heart Evcr Faithful. Bach n72o5
"EiIi Ellir"old Hebrew invoca grey
ships That pass in the Hisl Ssn'n'ieF
v,n, -. Stephenson
The Little Fairy shoes........ R 5i; nd
iionihG ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. del Eicgo
hcs' '''.'. ..''............... Forsyth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
CONGRESS WARNED OF EVIL
FROM DATE boil WEEVlL"
Meredith Asks SI5,0O0 With which to
Fight New Pest In Southern
California;

WASHINGTON, Dec 27.--Congrcss
was asked today by Secretary Mere
attn TO step on new type OF boil
wccvil"
II is The Parlatorin date scale.
sometimes known as Parlatoria
Blanchard. whose present hahl,atioE
Is in tn" date fields Of California;
Arizona ana nearby States. The
Secretary reported shat IL must he
cradIcatcd If Christmas dates arc TO
reach the markets hereafter. Indeed
he declared on the word of Depart
ncnt Of Agriculture experts. that the
entire Industry NIGH; be wiped out
IN two Or three ycnrs unless $4,000
was immediately appropriated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
THIEVES ROB DEPARTMENT
STORE AT PETERSBURG
Take Sc! In Small Chnnpc From Old
Fashioned Safe ana Supply
OF Clothing.

PETERSBURG. Dec. 27.--Somc time
between Friday night and this morn :
Ing the department store OF Crowdcr
brothers, fti-Gic Grove Avenue. was
entered by burglars. who opened the
saic and carried off SST in small
change. as we'll - a large amount of
clothes.
No trace was LEFT by the robbers.
VINO entered the store through a
second story window from an adjoin-
ing shed
The safe. which Was an old-style
one. was opened by key secured
from drawer in nearby desk
Nothing but the change was left in
the safe nj III. close OF Fridays
business. and every cent of this was
tAknN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
WOMEN PUT ON BOARDS OF
NORTHU MBERLAND SCHOOLS
School Electoral Body Holds Elect Ion
TO FIJI Vacancies In Edu-
rationai Forces.
nccial 10 Tho DECENTRALIZATION.

fSpccial TO The Times Dispatch.
CAILAO. VA. Dec. 21.--'rh. school
trustee electoral board Of Northum-
herland County. cousi"tins Of Super
!ntend"nt Frank w. Lewis. Common
wcalth's Attorney ClarcuC. Towles.
and y. y. Garner. have elected thu
following school trustees for ia.
l.ottshurc district: Melvin W.
Thrift Herbert Booker. and Mrs.
Mary Virginia Douglas,
1t Is also learned that another wo-
man was elected member OF III"
Fairfield district school board In the
eastern part Of Northumberland oun-
". Both these women have been
very active In promoting the welfare
of the public schools Mrs. Douglas
having hc"n for years past tn" eli
ciout president OF the Callao School
League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
MANSlAUGHTER CHARGED
II. Chester Fjcck Alleged to HAY,
Kun Oyrr Mrs. ID. l.. Davis In
Ilnnnd1Sc YESTERDAYS.

ROANOKE. w. Dec. TT. Chess
ter Flcck, aged IS. wealthy business
man and prominent here socially. to-
night was arrested charged with In
voluntary manslnughter in conncc-
;iOn with the death today OF Mrs. n.
l.. Davis. aged a. wife OF n Norfolk
and Western Railway freight conduC-
tor.
According TO tho police. Fleck drove
an automobile on the sidewalk and
ran over Mrs Davis. killing her In
S'antly The woman Is survived by
three small children. Fl.Ck WAS re
leased on $1,000 bond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28

boarding house. was buried In the
Nationa! Cemetery yesterday after
noon at o'clock. Members of the
Masonic fraternity of Richmond took
charSe OF the funeral. which was
conducted from Woody's undertake
ING pa'iors. Papers found in pos
session OF Mr.. Briggs Indicated he
had served during The War Between
mo states as member of Pcnusyl-
vania company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
CoioneI Armstrong pics.

CEIAKLOTTE, =. c. Dec. 21.-Tu-
neral services over the remains of
Colonel G. II. Armstrong, OF C;ns;onin,
who died early Monday morning
VIII be conducted Tuesday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock from the First Pres
hytcrian Church. Rev. ]. II. Hender-
lite officiating. The pnilbcarcrs will
be the superintendent OF the thir-
teen mills of which the deceased was
president.
Colonel Armstrong hogan life rs Il
clerk -pcddicr. and during an cvcntful
career he WAS sheriff OF CASTOR
County for eight successive years.
Mayor of Gastonia for three terms.
and the organizer and promoter and
president OF thirteen of tho largest
mills in CASTOR County at the time Of
his death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
CHARGES NEGRESS HELD
HIM UP AT PISTOL POINT
thnrlcs l.. Common, nf Pctcrsi,rrr. IIns
woman .trrcStcd-Shr Is Held
Without UniI

PETERsRLNG. Dec. 27.-Charlcs l..
COnnor OF 81 Grove Avenue. a vet
cram of the Twcnty-ninth Division
rcputcd 10 have been the frs, man
IN N" Blue and Gray Division to XIII
Herman. charged in Police Court
toHaE that Clara RuNin. ncgrcss
vel known TO the police held him un
~ the point of "A pistol late i"ridav
n Sht while he was on his way homo
me woman was held without bail
lor tr:ai IN Hust'ngs Court. She de-
MED She held up Conner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
HARVARD TEACHER ELECTED
CHURCH HISTORY HEAD
Professor Ephrnim Emerton Made
President az American Church
History s0cicty.
by Associated Press.
W. e

I'N .fSNbVItItI T|TCSS.
NEW YORK Dec 2T.--Professor
Ephraim Emerton. OF Harvard uni
vcrs!ty. was elected president of the
American Society OF Church History
AZ its fourteenth annual meeting
here today.
other IiHccrs chosen were Profess
sor James Colin Stout OF the Bible
Teachers Training school Sew
York. vice president; Professor Fred
crick W I.oetscher, Princeton Uni
versity. secretary. and profcs sor
Henry j. Weber. OF Bloomfield The
illogical Seminary. treasurer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
I'm Route 70 Guantanamo.

MIAMI FT.N.. Dec. .,.-Trn yca-
planes. the DESTROYER Harding and
mine-swc-pcr sand Piper. comprising
the aviation dcta chmcnt Of the At
lantic Fleet put In here today on
their way TO Guantanamo for ma
ncuvcrs. The mine layer Shawmut
proceeded 10 Key West. the next
stopping place. Commander Albert
CMsh.mG Ennl is In com lnhnl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
Albert JIrrdIcy Dtcs

INpoci0l 10 Tho Times Dispatch.1
fiEATHSNlLLt.. VA. Dee. 2T.-Al-
belt iTendiey. son of the late Captain
Luther lI"ahley. aged about 30 years.
died last evening after a long Illness
of tuberculosis. at the home OF his
sister. Mrs. Willard Clarke. near
walnut POINT. lntcrment Will bc to-
morrow In Smithland baptist Gene
terry. Rev. Dr. Wallace Wood con-
Quoting services. He Is survived by
his mother, sister and grandmother.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
Distributed 1000 Stockirc.

More than 5000 stockings were dis
tributcd Christmas Eve 10 Inc mo-,
hoys and girls OF the city bv the
Richmond Boy Scouts. Distri6ution
hogan at i o'clock and was completcd
turning to headquarters and report-
ing that their task had been finished.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
New YORK Needs Lnhorers.

NEW YORK, Dec. 11.--Ncw YORK,
which today was removing from its
streets the first snowfall OF the year.
Notwithstanding reports OF unemploy-
mcnt in the city. \ call for s. 900
snow shovc!ers. with $500 for an
eight hour day. nj noon had brought
comparatively little response.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
I. G. G.. suspend, Rate Increase.

WASHINGTON. Dec ,27.-Thc In
tcrStatc Commerce Commission sus-
pended today until January IS the
operation OF schedules Increasing
rates on lumber ana other forest
products from points in North Caro-
lima and Virginia to Norfolk. Ports
mouth. Pinners Point. port Norfolk
and SMfrOlk. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28

PITTSBURGH. PA, Dec. 21.-Onc
person is known TO have been killed.
and moro than thirty others injured
tonight. when street car. making Il
grade in the FORBES street section
near Graft Avenue, got beyond con-
troll Of the motnrman. rushed back
down the hill and crashed into an
other car
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28

Clerk Walter Christian yesterday
Issued marriage licenses to Joseph
y. Whittknmp and Mary j. Ncalan
w. l.. Robertson and Mise Page:
r. NJ. Wilnoth and Madeleine H. Rail
ston; Il. l.. Williams and Whine G..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
Ncnizclos, SON webs.

NICE. FRANCE, Dec 27-Sopho-
Giles Ncnizelos. son of the former
Greek Premier, was married. here TO-
day 10 Mile. Kaiclin Xcrvoudaki. A
large number OF prominent French
personagcs attended the ceremony.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28

Richard briggs. Il stranger. and n
Union veteran. who died as the re-
suit OF fall from n window Mt his