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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-20

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
Irish Lnnd Bill.


Mrs. T.. II. c., Danvilic.-Pickle GU
cumbcrs every other day so they will
be even In size Sprinkle 4 thick layer
of coarse salt in the bottom of 4 Jar
or kcS. Wash the cucumbcrs and put
three OF four layers of them in on Top
OF the salt. Cover this layer with salt
and then another layer of cucumbe rs
and so on. When the pickiing Is all
In cover with 4 white cloth, then Il
clean board and n stone to weight 1t
DOWN. When tho next picking lis ready
To go In. remove tho cover and cloth
and put In layers as before, continN
filled. Do not add water, tho water
adherinE to the cucumbers from
rinsinG will dissolve the salt. and II
kept we'll weighted the brine will
cover them and keep them indefinitely.
When wanted for use. take out a gal
lon or two, put in jar or granite
Kettle, cover with cold water set on
hack OF the stove to heat gradually.
Change the water frequently for two
days. when the salt should be out
sufficiently and the cucumbcrs plump
and crisp again. Then you can heat
the vinegar with a cupful OF sugar
and n tablespoonful OF mixed spices
and pour over them. though some per
cider vinegar should be used. Take
small cucumbors or Ehcrkins: II salt.
frcshcn by soaking in clear water for
twenty-four hours. To ono quart of
good vinegar add nearly two quarts
of sugar. one ounce OF whole cloves
and ono ounce whole cinnamon. Boil
vinegar. sugar and spices together and
pour boiling hot over as many of the
little cucumbcrs as II will cover.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
BRAKEMAN SAYS is
TIME FOR HIM TO TALK

everything seemed TO spin around
ana had to hold on to the furniture
10 save myself from falling. Then.
too. l had the rheumatism so bad In
bo'h my legs it was agony to get
around
Il got as thin as rail. and be-
caTno so weak that / could hardly
walk upstairs. None of the treat
mcnt or medicines that 1 took did
me any good. and / nearly gave I'm
All hopes of being well man again.
But the way Tanlac fixed me up
was simply great. Tho firYt bottle
did me so much good kept right on
with 1t until by the time 1 had fln-
ished five bottles l was a well man.
All sign of indigestion has disap-
pcared, and 1t sure is 4 pleasure to
DC able to sit down 10 a good hearty
meal without fear of suffering after
wards
Il never have any bother with my
Kidneys now. and dizzy spells arc a
thing of the past. The rheumatism,
too, has left me, and. in fact, haven't
pain of any sort in my body.
nave gained over twelve pounds in
weight. and am on the job every
day now. feeling just fine.
TN my opinion, there's no mcdi-
cine like Tanlac, and l hope all who
suffer as l did will benefit by this
statement"
Tanlac is sold in Richmond by Ira
gle Drug Co. Grant Drug Co. and
c. w. Eaton.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14

BY the way" said the romanccr
OF the smookinE-room the other day,
don't think 1 ever told you of n
curious incident that once befcl me.
L was staying In tho country and
one afternoon while out for a walk
! rested on II wayside bank. On ris-
ing / discovered that dollar had
dropped out Of my pocket In vain
! searched everywhere: no trace OF
the coin could | discover.
"a year later I happened to be in
the SAME district again and during
the course of ramblc found myself
money.
II clambcred up the bank to pick
some MOVERS. hut 1t Eavc way under
me, and sent me to tho bottom. On
picking myself up what do you think
found?"
The dollar was tho unanimous
reply.
Wrong. l found 4 dollar and five
cents. You sec. the dollar had been
In the bank year and had accumu-
lated interest at the rate OF per
cent"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14

never, save n penny that you earn.
Try, this stunt for It Is clever. you
VIII make more coin than ever from
this very simple turn. When the. for
tune. tellcr's Ou!Ja says n spoOk Is on
the line. that's q tip that she will
need you. that's where being ghost
VIII iced you. for this spooking job
pays fine. It's an artlcss little mat
tsr' nke the writings on the slate or
the childish line Of patter which tho
medium can chatter. at n quite uppal
ing rate. She can make the bells
keep ringing. she can tip the table.
100 200. she can do the ghostly singing.
out. when whitc-clad spooks come
winEinG. that ia strictly UP to you.
lhus you earn your bread and butter
az you trickie through tho globm with
the whispers that you utter and the
nTcc; white wings you nuttcr in the
biackncss OF the room. True, the task
may have It's dangers. IL tho cops
should once get hep to- the ghostly
Iittic strangers, so you must be light
ninS-changcrs and you huve TO watch
your step. But you'lI find some strings
are coming with each job whose ways
are dark. and tho people who 80 slum-
ming where the hnrps are ever strum
ming constitute an easy mark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
Norfolk And Western Man
Was Laid Off For Six
Months Before Taking
Tanlac-Now Back On
Job Feeling Fine.

Mhen man has had 10 live for
months on nothing but eggs and
mix on account of stomach troublc.
and then finds medicine that 0yes
MN up In less than two months so
mat he can eat roast pork and cab
page. and anything else he wants. |
think 1t is time for him, 10 talk for
the benefit of others. Well, Tanlac
has done all this and more for me.
ana am now enjoying better health
than have in years." said J.. d.
stump brakeman on tho Norfolk and
western railroad, living at lois
second Avenue, y. w, Roanoke. Va.
i was in such bad shape when /
started on Tanlac that l was laid OFF
from work for six months. suffered
terribly from indigestion and couldn't
cat thing without suffering great
pain and distress afterwards. My
Kidneys also bothered me SO much
L couldn't get proper rest ut night
and always got UP in the morning
feeling tired and worn out
Il often had dizzy spells. when
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
FRENCH BISHOP FORCES
REDS TO RELEASE SHIPS
nushcs From ConntnntInoplc with
Three DentrOyers to Snve
Seized Vessels.
fBy Associated Prcss.I


by Associated prcss.l
CONSTALSrINOPLI;. August IL
Bolshcviss at Odessa seized the
French steamers Batavia and
Eigrette, which landed Russian p.!s-
oners there from France. and re-
fused to release them until the
French Bishop Edgard Quinet, with
three destroyers. was rushed from
Constantinopie. and threatened to
raze the city unless the steamers
today.
Four stcamcrs under French and
interallicd flags arrived at Odessa
With repa,riated RUSSIAN prisoners.
cnHse advices stated. Two of tho
ships We're permitted to leave, but
The others were boarded by Jsolshcv-
Ht comrptssairs. Tho H}olshcvists de-
clared that Moscow had decided to
hold the ships. although an agree
fnent had been made. 1t was said,
that this would not be done. The
coinmissairs overlooked wireless
set on BOARD until an IS o -" message
had been sent to Constantinople
The reports received here stated
that mutiny had occurred on one
OF the ships before it reached Odessa,
several of the mutinecre having been
Killed when Moroccan guards made
a. DayOnet charge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
NATIONAL RIFLE SHOOT
NOW ON AT CAMP PERRY
Corporal r.. II. Crnuley, u.
Marine CorpH, scores Pos
slbie 100.
ny Associated Prezs.l


CAMP PERRY. OHIO. August 10
seventeen contestants were tied to-
night for FIRST place in the uniiished
rapid fire match OF the National RIG.
Association shoot being held here.
Pcri"ct scores were made by the
seventeen leaders In the event which
VIII be shot tomorrow. More, than
500 entries contested.
The first two stages of the Leccn
cup match have been finished on the
zoe and 800 slow fire ranges with
twenty men holding perfect scores for
frst place. Tho next twcnty-nlnc arc
only one point OF, with scores OF 81.
The match viii be finished tomorrow
on the 1000 yard range.
The Adjutant Generals cup match
was shot today, hut scores were not
thbuihed. On the fifty-yard pistol
range today. Corporal T. Is. Crawiey.
or ,hc y. S. Marine Corps. scored a
possible 100 in the individual re-ent-y
matches now being staged
number of trap shooting events
and tho enlisted mems team ma;cn
ana civilian intcr-club match will he
shot OF tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14

MIR. and Mrs. Randolph Cardoza
nave returned to their homo here
,tcr an absence of several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Cardoza have been
o! North Carolina.
In California.
Mrs: James Lee Shelton has left
washington and Is spending some
time In Santa Barbara, Cal. Mrs
shelton. who was formerly Miss Luiic
Ing her home In Washington for the
past several years.
Quests OF Relatives Here.
Armistead and Ed Leakc. Of Birm-
E. Leako. Of that city. arc spending
some time in Richmond as tho guests
OF their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs
itohcrt Eden Peyton. Jr., OF lGl7
Park Avenue.
Armistead Lcake was student of
no University of Alabama last scs-
sion and his brother has been taking
summer course at Camp Jackson.
Columbia S. c.
MISUNDERSTANDING
Announcement has bccn made by
Mrs. S. Goodman OF tho marriage or
her daughter. Bertha Jean Goodman
Il, Dh Jiemis Robson; of Baltimore.
s wmich LOOK place Wednesday; ha-
Iiolt Street. Norfolk. DR.. Louis -.
Mendoza performed tho ceremony IN
me presence Of friends OF the bride
ana groom. after which Mr.. and Mrs.
ltobison left for II Northern wedding
our They Will bc At home after
Septcmher IL. at 22l3 Whittier Ave-
nue.. Baltimore
Garden fctc Monday.
| An attractive charity affair OF next
Monday will bc the garden fete to nc
given from to IL o'ciocn at the
nom" OF Mrs. Townsend Parsons, 1901
given from 10 !: o'clock at the
A H,t..
chcS'ra Will play for the dancing In
The evening and a most elaborate
program haH been arranged to enter
lain thore who attend the affair. borh
In me afternoon and evening.
rabies for cuchre In the afternoon
may nc reserved by tclcphoning Mrs
Blake. Madison. 1921. and, "A eroun
or little girls will entertain the chill
drcu with dancing and other features
In, tho afternoon hours.
Decorations will be carried out in
colot"d lights. flowers and lanterns
and number OF promincn. women
VIII act az patroncssos FOR the event.
hcrrnf Announce mcntS.
y number Of weddings ~ interce,
mere have recently been announced.
NTS, Rosa V. Pinner. or Nauscmond
county. ANNOUNCES tho marriage Of
hcr daughter. Mrs. Agnes Parker ~
ton. After Septem Der / Mr. and Mrs.
Sill VII! lac at tome In Vow York Cay.
On Tuesday Afternoon NJ $50
O'Clock Miss Margaret Louise Cross.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. \ Cross
OF $40 county Street, Portsmouth,. ann
corporal Clarence Leon Tal'nadgr. l..
. NJ G.. were quietly married by Rev.
y. Abcrnnthy, pastor OF Central
slethodist Church. The ceremony was
performed In the parsonage
Misc Ellen Jull5 Martin. daughter
or the late Dr Frank Martin. OF New
YORK. and Mrs. J. !. DAVIS, and 1911.
IoFd Thomas Pinks:on. L. :. NJ G..
We're married on Tuesday afternoon
81 1880 i. NJ. in the parsonage or
Central N. l.. Church. Portsmouth,.
Rev. W. +. Alternately performed
the ceremony. After August Is they
VIII reside with Mr. and Mrs. j. q,
llaN!A. In 81 EOurih Slrent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
GIRL, AGED 10, is HELD AS
RINGLEADER OF BURGLARS
Anna wcstrrvcit md Three Men Ar
rested for Robbcrics In
Fifth Avenue.
tDy Assoclatcd prcts

NEW YORK, August l3.--An IS
ycar-old girl Anna wcstervclt. to-
nay was held in forkvillc court with
I'VE men, George itubino and Walter
Mckcon. in 10000 bail each. on sus-
p.c!on o! being one OF the ringleatlers
q! band of burglars operating along
Avenue.
The trio. with Frank Rubino. n
prisoner in Harlem Hospital, where
nc is being treated for a pistoi-shot
wound. are alleged to have rifed the
Fifth Avenue home OF Mrs. Elizabeth
L. W: Stevens. member OF the Astor
family. yesterday.
"a small safe. contsinging between
sa'ooo and $4,000, was taken from
Mrs Stevens home. down the fire es-
cape, and into n taxicab
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
Little That s Mew
in Retail Market
Some Home Fruits and
Vegetables Are
Lower.

While there Is but little, on the re
tail markets that can be strictly
termed new. the housewives and 9TH
ers who visit them today to lay in
ga tables for "A two-day term will find
Ii plenty to select from.
There are no changes in tho meat
situation and but little ut the fish
In evidence. withou, change Of price.
SPOTS ut twenty cents per pound. hog
hsh ut the same figure. croakcrs at
nItesn cents per pound and Spanish
choice scafoods TO be found. Soft
crabs are also to DO had n, {l.25 10
~ per dozen.
vegetable line than might have been
expected Sweet potatoes just from,
ne Hanover patches are the new
things. They are high ls yet GO
ing at twenty To twenty-five cents
per quart. Roasting cars are "a little
lower. at thirty To forty cents per
nnzeh. Cy'nhllngs arc in good sup
Iiy at nitccn 10 twenty-five cents per
dozen. Tomatoes are or a. nvc 10
eight cents per quart. no change in
other vegetables.
Fruits. ,ha, is those tina, grow near
home. ars lower. Peaches are here
great variety. Four quart hask O. s
r." going for atty TO sixty-fvc cents
nt the loose fruit is hcing sold at
pies are also IN good variety, goini;
at twenty-five 10 forty cents pcr half
peck. Wntcrmclons arc very varied
;n size and PRICE. They are going all
along from twenty-five 10 seventy
hvc cents apiece. Cantaioupcs arc
plentiful. very plentiful. at FIVE TO M
teen cents apiece.
TIC roultry market is not as we'll
sur - Cd az II has been. Drcsscd
CD cns are nrin AZ sixty TO sixty-nve
'ntS per pound and hcnF are going
is' forty to forty-fvc cents Eggs
are higher, tho fresh country Kind
selling for sixty cents per dozen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
Fleming to Address, I<iwnntpn,.

An address by T. Alfred Fleming.
conservative supervisor OF the Ma
tional Board of Fire underwriters.
VIII feature the meeting OF the XII
wants club Monday afternoon at
o'clock at the Business Mons Club
lie VIII speak on Fire Prevention and
us Relation TO Business" The next
ladies' night entertainment OF the
kiwan!s Club viii be held August 40.
the details of which will be made
public later, II was announced yes
tarday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
Au-I,us.inn ConEre...

h. II. c.. Pctersburg.-The ll-Rus-
sian Corsress OF Soviets corresponds
TO our Congress: regional Soviet. for
winch We have no corresponding sub
division "a group OF states soch IA
New England possibly; provincial
Sovicts corresponds TO our State
county Soviet, our
county commissioners: rural Soviet.
no suoh subdivision in United States:
local Soviet, our city. precinct and
township organizations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
Mrs. Myrtle Dcrrer.

LYECHBURG. VA, August Ia
MS Ayrtl: berger, wife of a. <.
pltal. after brief illness and an
operation. Surviving her are her
hii'' naifl and the following children:
~ ;. BerScr. Florence. s. c. : r
and Miss Emma Berger and Mrs Ar
thur Williams, all of I.ynchburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
Difference I'm GrnyIt,.

l. G. X. lIampden- Sidney.-Thc
force of gravity at the earth's sur
face Is two and fivc-cighths times the
forco OF gravity at the surface of
Mars. That is, a mass that weighed
two pounds ten ounces, by spring
scales. at the carth's surface, would
register but one pound on tho same
scales at tho surface OF Mars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
swoman and the puprct.p

The Woman and the Puppct;," Ger
aldine Farrar's latest Goldwyn starr
ing vehicle at tho Odcon today, caused
big sensation in Paris when pub
llShcd there Az a novel. Later the
book by Pierre Louys was Grammatical
by Pierre Frontiaic and attained such
success as play ~aat the Plrisia n
thcater managers prolonged It's run
for considerable period.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mrs Tucker brown IL the guest OF her
mother. MEs. William Il. Trlrc. at Saulr
rcl'r Nest, -. Y
Robert l. Haden. Of Richmond after
apend!ng several months At Warrington.
IhlIi. !phia ami Atlantic CITY. - now
Slf.ting hr. and Mrs. e. X finder. =,
s0l East Franklin Street.
Miss Helen I.ark.n. has been spending
two weeks gi;h Mrs. X L. Edwards IN
Norfolk.
Mrs. r; X. D.nby Is waiting her parents.
MI and Mrs w q. Scott. IN Warsaw Ind.
Miss Fila Virginia winfrc.. OF Forest
Hill Is visiting Mrs. Blaine "a. Clark. At
The Netherlands" New York.
AT. and Mrs. EndeIs Dickinson. Of lss.
Hanover Avenue, viii spend several
month"; az Sarauac Lake Nm YORK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
THOMAS R. HARRISON DIES
Funeral Services VIII He Conducted
From westover Church, Charles
CITY County. Today.

Funeral services for Thomas Ran
dolph Harrison. a member OF n prom
incnt Virginia family, who died
Thursday in Newport News, will take
place this morning at IL o'clock from
County.
Mr. Harrison was the son of tho
late William Mortimer Harrison and
Mrs. Caroline Rivers Harrison. Be
sides his widow. Mrs. Gertrude Har-
rison, he is survived by one daughter,
Mrs Charles Hin Carter. and one
son, William Mortimer Harrison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
Movie Calendar

DIJOU-ChnrIes pny, In u'nris
Green"
NORTHUMBERLAND
BROADWAY - Constance TnI-
nndEc, In .'rhe Perfect Woman,
ISlS-C0nwRy Tcnrlc. In "Mn-
rOOncd Iicnrts.o
MISUNDERSTANDING Farrar. I'm
The Womnn md the puppcLo
ItEX-'Thc Vanishing Dagger,
EICTOIt-w. $. Hart, In "SSolvcs
OF tho Rail-"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
Information Bureau.
Inquiries

Inquiries regarding ninost any
topic excepting on Iegn1 and m cdlcnl
Inquiries nre answered directly By
pcrsonnl letter, self-nddreps cd
stamped envelope Is required. Adj
dresa The Tfmes-Dlxpntch Informs n
ton Burenu. Kichmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
FUNERAL OF MRS. TINKEN
Six grandchildren of WrIl-It nown
Woman VIII Act aA
pullbeurrrs

pnllbenrers.
Funeral services for Airs. Wilhelm :
ina Tlnken. aged 81, who died in tho
home OF her daughter, Mrs. George
r. Noldc, 1920 East Broad Street. VIII
he conducted tomorrow afternoon al
$3.50 o'clock in bethlehem Lutheran
Church. Mrs. Tinker was the widow
OF William Tinker.
Mrs Tinker is survived by three
daughters. Mrs. a. Feiltig. Mrs. L. II.
MetZger and Mrs. George T.. Solde;
two sons. William and Oscar Tinktn
and ono brother, W. h Gundiach
seventeen grandchildren. and three
great grandchiidren. Six of her
grandsons will att as paubearers as
follows: Charles, Fred and Adam
Fci;lg. William ii. Metzger. Charles
Tinken, William Tinken Honorary
pailbearers are J. II. Nolde. Il. Poh-
liz. Fred Mehlbrcch and c. III. Han
ncwinC!c and H. c. Udc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
Weeks Picture Shows
Offerings at Local Houses
Variety mt the niuebIrd.

The same variety program that was
the attraction ut the Bluobird ycstcr-
day. will he shown again today. Leo
Maloncy in The Great ROund-Up";
William Duncan, in The Silent Aven-
ger" n big special two-part, comedy.
international News and Mint and
Jcn." make up this program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
Funeral OF Edward Clarke.

Fnneral SERVICES for EdWard
Clarke. aged 63. who was for many
years connected with the w. j. White
hurst plant here, will be conducted
from Sacred Heart Cathedral Burial
will be In Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Mr.. Clarke died Thursday morning
ut o'clock In his home, 1909 West
Cary Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

WoonSr0cK. VA. Angus, i..-.Tiphcn
A!lch has Issued invitations for :he mar
,lHEH OF h!n daughter. Miss Frances. TO
N0rsal Lanck Walton. ". The c"reT,cny
VIII nc soeTn nizcd RED Bank ,ho
ancestral HON" OF tho Aliens. near Mount
Iac iSon. Wtdnesdsy evening. September J.
az O'Clock. Only members 81 tho two
Emile wiii be presog, AT the ceremony,
which, sevnra! hundred guests have been
LfSclipuEG. VA. August i,-M!ss An
me- Dayi;on, c3uTh'rr OF Mrs.. T.. g. Davi-
ION ana ID; IL. johnson. OF R.chtnond wrrs
, imi.5r!.d Thhursday a. the home OF ;he
hrsnt being the Rev. r. NJ. DELANEY. ras
i ~. o. t,yeEmnnt Avenue Presbyterian
H h??mgr ana ,1, ~ groom WIS una,trnJod
son VIII reside In Richmond
I.YNCITRURG. VA Aurnx ,,,r..
T !, irnekett; dapShteG OF Mi. and Mr
George Eugene Via. of Newport New. VIZ
thn.dIsisa wHdnesday AZ, the HON. ~ tho
o, Madison Bantist Church, officiating
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
E1-DouEhboy Hero.

Paris Green" starring youthful
Charles Ray. is tho feature at BijCu
Theater today. The star has the role
OF AN cX-tioughboy who meets with
entertaining adventures I'm Paris and
back on an American farm. Julien
Jo5cphson wrote the story.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
wom,n Wreck. Career

Should man permit tho woman
he loves 10 wreck his chosen career
for the qualification of within? That
is the keynote OF "Marooncd Hearts
"A National Picture written by Lewis
Allen Browne and starring Conway
Tcarle, which is at the Isis Thcatcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
The IIorr.x. Moth.

J. C, NIchtnond.-Ihc biological
survey saycs that tho common clothes
morh will fly about for whric, il
possible. before laying it's eggs. The
mating takes place after the moth
has flown. rather than Immediately
after Matching. The eggs are laid in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Captain Eddie II. wade.

BRISTOL VA. August l3.-Fun-
cr.i services for Captain Eddie b.
Wade, who died at Coblenz, Germany,
on February 5, 1918, will be hell Sal
urday 1T the residence of his mother,
Mrs. j. r. Wade at johnson City,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
Fine Hart Picture.

William S. Harris new piotoplay.
wolves Of tho Rail-" produced BY
Thomas II. Incc for Aircraft, liz now
being shown at the Victor Theater.
The story Is by Deniaon Gift. a mem
has heretofore confined his efforts 70
writing for leading magazines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
SuEnr OF Milk

Dairyman, Richmond.-The creator
part of the sugar goes with the
skim milk, another part with the but
tcrHiilk. and only n minute quantity
finds its way into the butter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
.Insenh T.. White.

LYNCITBURG, VA, August 13.-Jo-
soph Il. White, 67. died Thursday at
tho homo of his daughter, Mrs. G. l..
Burgess, here. Ilo underwent an
operation In Norfolk and was brought
here Monday to recuperate. In addi-
tion to the daughter he Is survived
by. n son, a. 3. White and n brother,
William A. White, both Of GynchburE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14

various and scattered places, but not
necessarily in dark ones or in WOODEN
goods. The mature Insect does not
eat: Tho span of l. moths life Is but
Il few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14

bfNNIIBtIlG VA, August "a
MISS Belle Norman. who had long
been III. died Thursday at the Home
and Retreat
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Walter Holland.

LYNCFTBURG, VA, August Ia
walter Holland. IS yeara Of u age. dioa
Monday at his homo In FairyieW
Heights. He Is survived by his wife
and; these sons and dauEhterS--adrs.
HI u Davidson, Mrs. Samuel BROOKS.
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MisseE BERTHA, Myrtle, Hazel and
i:eatrice Holland and Howard and
hubert Holland. all OF Lynchburg.