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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27

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1902, FAINT en- ON De Sygbomme ser
nllgriber Sneet Totatoes, Surmer5'
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fer Dem til II. 6. Tcpartement Of
agriculture, @aibineton, 8. 6.
Torlona @egerlle eiter Huncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27
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belbreoeube Srpf.

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
Rattlesnake Kills Baby
in Seance Of Strange Sect
my Associated rres,.I

FORT PAYNE. ALA, August II.
-itcports reached here tonight
from Sand Mountain that indIp-
nnnt mountalncers nrc threatening
to lynch members of the Holy Itol-
Ter Church congregation there,
following the death OF baby
which had been bitten ny u mt
tlcsnakc during u kcancc mt the
church last night.
IL In MISC reported that the
father of the child was bitten mt
the snmc time und In expected to
die. An effort WINS mndc to secure
II physician here after the chIld's
condition Ind become known, but
due To n terrific storm that WINS
prevailing he was unnblc Ia reach
the mountain I'm time to save tho
child. which died In terrible agony.
1t IL one OF the tcncts of the
scct that their members are i'm
munc from the fangs OF poisonous
reptiles md rnttIcsnnkcs are said
90 play prominent part In their
services, especially during re-
rivaIH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
LAD OF IL SAYS YOUTH
OF 18 dashed HIM
Leonard Clay ellis Arrested mt In
stance OF John zsrLen, Who
Prefers Amazing Charge.

Prefers Amazing Charge.
Leonard Clay Ellis. aged eighteen,
who lives about two miles beyond
Wcsthampton, was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Sheriff w. Webb sgd
nor, OF Henrico County. charged with
aged twelve. OF 6O7 South Harrison
Street.
Ellis was arrested after he had
been identified by the boy as being
into woods near the University OF
Richmond. and whipped him with a
hickory switch until has back was
bleeding In dozen places.
ELLIS. who denies being tho man
who committed the crime. Is being
held without bail.
Sheriff Sydnor and Special Officers
w. II. Lawrence and Robert Graham.
case Thursday afternoon after the
Hayden boy returned to his home,
his back mass OF bruises from the
1nshing.
He told the officers that he had
been accostcd by n young man on
Main Street last week who offered
him job distributing bills aivcrtis-
Ing the sale OF realty in westhamp
ton at 81 wages for days work.
The boy agreed and the stranger
asked him to meet him ut stop 81,
Westhampton line. tho next morning.
the youth was employcd In the of
Stern. in the Richmond Hotel. but
and presented himself at the appoint
cd place at 1880 a. NJ. Thursday
morning. He waited there for the
appearance of his employer until two
street cars had passed. and then the
man. much to his SURPRISE he says.
made his appearance through the
bushes nearby. grasped him. turned
him over his knee and dashed him UNI
I'll he tainted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15

to attending such functions In con-
| nection with the sale OF one Of their
boats.
Responding to growing sent!-
ment, officials OF the Richmond
New York Steamship Company an
nounced last night that the names of
the two steamers In the service bc-
tween Richmond and New York
probably would DO changed to the
City of Richmond and the City Of
Petersburg.
II the change in name is made,
the Lake Frances will be named the
City of Richmond and the Lake Ster-
ling will be named the City of Pc
tersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
OPEN-AIR CONCERT
Community Recreation ASsociation
VIII Stage AifrcncO AFFAIR ut byrd
Park This Afternoon.

Eleven numbers will be rendered
today at the weekly band concert at
Byrd Park under the auspices Of the
Community Recreation Association.
gram will be tho French Canada n
national air. which will be heard IN
Richmond for the first time when
STEMS orchestra renders It this af-
tcrnoon.
The Star-Spangled Banner" March
Nesuvious." selections from The
Rose Maid" ''Elcanor.' 'Longing."
Meeting" (by Bcndix) "All Alone
Again Blues" "Walsc Adele" and the
Beat o the Drums" are some or tho
selections on the program this after
noon
o'clock. and is one OF n series being
given by the Community Rccreatlo:.
Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
.h'CRAW SAYS HIS MIND
IS BLANK AS TO FIGHT
Manager of New York Giants
Breaks Silence Concerning
Lambs Club Affair.
tBy Universal Service.l


NEW YORK. August 14.-John J.
McGraw. manager OF the New York
Giants. today broke silence. concern
Ing the row which since last sunday
morning has kept the Lambs Club in
state OF decentralization. and which
resulted in John G. Slavin spending
tho week in st. Luke's Hospital with
ga fractured skull.
~ After apoloSizing for having de-
clined TO admit representatives of the
district attorneys office TO his apart
4-neut yesterday, he told DELEGATION
..from that office and the Police De-
that his mind had been a
>-blank from the time of the fracas on
sSSaturday night last till he woke up IN
bed Sunday morning. He exhibited n
- his. head and discolored right eye.
ale said;
~ Il was sitting with a party Of
- friends, drinking at the club. \ mem
). Der came alonE and tried to peddle me
:, some life insurance. l was irritated
Z, and told him 10 get away.
=. IAN actor named Boyd (William IL
- Boyd), butted in and called me down
land told him to shut up. One word
- led 20 another and first knew he hit
- mo over the eye. hit out at him.
:, / saw him grab up water carafe and
!, ;hat is all | remember"
= McGraw is allesed 10 have said he
-Edrank = quantity OF whisky during
4.the evening of the fight.
- Slavin, who was found unconscious
Stin front OF McGraw's house after rid
:. ing uptown in q taNicah from the
Lambs Club with McGraw. and form
"a r Commander Winfield LeEgett. OF
u the Navy, was reported as being so
( much improved today that Assistant
= District Attorney Unger hopes soon
Z to obtain his statement.
Before McGraw was questioned he
was examined by DIR. +. y. Mcclure.
physician Of the Tombs. under SUPER
vision OF his own physician, DR.. Will
= liam r Bender, official surgeon OF
: the Giants. who yesterday assured
rpistrict Attorney Swan that McGraw
: was n no condition 10 so down town
I. tc answer questions.
! Or. MCGUIRE dictated statement
Kin which he said he found McGraw.
wearing no baadares and in appar-
.teatIy :a!- 2hysica! condition. almost
(. normal.
\ new witness e 4 rilk:nan, who
+. SAID that Slavin fell upon his head
Nh.'e being pushed into The taXicah
I. BY McG-aw and another man, after
= S'av.n insisted on going into Nc
~ G-aw's APARTMENT upon the morning
= % the trouble
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
CROPS SUFFER HEAVILY
IN BIG ALABAMA STORM
Terrific Do,snpour Also Docs Thous-
ands OF Dollnrs' 2nmnEe to
Roads md Bridges.

terrific rainstorm. which passed
over this section at an carly hour
this morning, caused thousands Of
dollars damage to crops, roadways
and bridges. the creeks reaching the
highest crest in many years.
Corn and hay crops suffered to
great extent, nearly all the growing
vegetation In tho bottom lands being
destroyed. An electrical storm of I'M
usual severity accompanied the down
pour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
Mrs. Henry Crfrler.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. August
li--News has been received here an
Fla. OF Mrs. Henry CriEler, sister OF
Mrs John I. Antrim. OF this city.
Mrs Crigler was. before marriage,
Miss Sue Burruss, of King William
county, Va. Three children survive:
Henry c. and Boutwell, Crirlcr, ana
Mrs. Giles Wilson. of Jacksonville.
She also leaves two brothers and two
sisters: Robert and Joseph Burruss
OF SPOKANE, Wash: Mrs. e. Is !lect.
ot Lrnchhurg. Va, and Mrs. Antrim
o; this county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
Monkey Is Mascot of
Inmates of Sing Sing
tpy Associated pres..l

oSSlNING, N. ". August H.
A larSe-sizcd monkey, the nrst
ever permitted I'm Sing Sing Prison,
was adopted by the inmates today
ns mascot, with the permission
OF Warden Lnwcs.
II Is owned by one of the rlcn
serving life term, ana the prison
tnilor has flttcd II UP with n rcEu-
lntion prison uniform and cnp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
SUES NEGRO FOR 100000
FOR WRECKING HIS HOME
Publisher of Lexington Dispatch Al
IcEcs Domestic Llfr Destroyed by
fIiHrlS Capitalist.

DURHAM. =. c. august 14.-Suit
Tor 100000 damages has been flied in
superior Court at Lexington against
BaNtcr McCrarE, negro. with large
property holdings The complaint al
legcs that McCrary "de!ihcrately
sought to and succeeded In wrcckinE
the domestic life of II. Il. Warner" the
plaintiff. who is publisher OF the Lex
inSton Dispatch. head of the North
Carolina prison hoard. and Il national
inquire in many good roads movements
Mr.. Warner has also filed suit
against his wife for an absolute di-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
LIQUOR VALUED AT ABOUT
$36O,OO0 TAKEN BY THIEVES
implicated With Others In Con.pir-
ncy to Obtain whisky by
Ernnl.

ST. LOUIS. August IA conspir-
acy through when liquor worth $500
900 was fraudulcnt!y taken from n
Initcd states bonded warehouse at
owcnsboro. Ky, WAS revealed by a
raiu mere this afternoon. In which a
deputy constable and Ten others were
after local police. with the
aid OF government agent. had recov-
cred more than $4,000 worth OF the
whisky.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
TENNESSEE RIVER RISES
RAPIDLY TO FLOOD STAGE
Chattanooga Reports 2..G Feet, with
Prediction of Record for Mon
tNv Morning.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. August Il.
The Tennessee River had reached Il
stage OF 22.6 feet here 1T O'Clock
cast being for Il crest OF &c feet by
Monday. or one foot above tho Hood
stage.
The locCl observer reported that II
stage of % feet would also be re-
ported ut Guntcrsviilc. Ala.
terrific rain and electric storm
passed over the city at 10 O'Clock to-
night. but toe Gownpour Is not cX-
pccted to affect the stage OF the river
lcre -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
slo,ooo in Jewel. Stolen.

ASBtRY PARK. y. j.. AUGUST It.
Jewels valued at nearly $4,000 were
Ssoica iast night from safe IL; the
residence of Samuel Metzgcr. an on
c!al OF the Gwggenheiin Corporation,
while the family was out, ii became
known today Securities were over
looked IN tho safe. which was opened.
police say, By come one who tndcr
stood the combinations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. william l.. 7Iorncr Dc,d

MIS-. WilIiam i. IIorner. aged n.
OF Rosemary, y. c.. died yesterday af-
terIoon n o'clock in Stuart Cir
Gle Hospital. after an illness, which
rsSu!ted from an attack OF influenza.
Mrs. Homer was the wife OF a
planter and extensive landowner in
the Tarhcel State. Tho funeral will
take place at 1880 o'clock tomorrow
morning ut Henderson. y. {. Mrs.
Horner. before her marriage, was
MISS Maud Jones. of buckingham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15

titioncd by number of citizens of
the East End to revoke the permit
issued 10 the Richmond Amusement
Company to use vacant lots at Tweu-
ty-Ninth and S Streets MS Il pcrma-
ncnt location. The petitioners con-
tend tho amusement park was cstab-
lishcd as a permanent thing without
their knowledge. Colonel Myers is
Investigating the complaint. No %.
lection was made to granting OF the
permit. 1t Is said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
JULY RAIDS IN ALABAMA
C0NFlSCATE 1876 STILLS
Federal Prohibition officers Capture
"MoOnshininE" Property Valued
Mt S.f 400 During Month

TALLADEGA. ALA. August IL
Federal prohibition enforcement OFF,
GERS in the State of Alabama raided
and destroyed 1876 Illicit distillerics
during July. made ciGhty-nine arrests
and ccniscated property valued at
S2l.i'o. according to the monthly re-
port OF j. Kelly Dixon, prohibition en-
forcement officer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
MISSISSIPPI EDITOR DIES

COLUMBUS. MASS. August H.
Percy w. Maer. editor Of the Column
ous Dispatch. died suddenly in his
newspaper office early Friday. lie
IN 1914 was appointed by President
Wilson to the office OF collector Of
customs ut the port of Mobile. serv-
NcnrS OF lSc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
WATER ROUTE TO
NEW YORK is NOW
REALLY ACHIEVED
Continued from First Page)

Continued from First Page.)
dercd to report at the city WHARF
at 1880 o'clock in the afternoon.
James T. Ryland, secretary of the
Richmond-New York Steamship Com
pany. said yesterday that details OF
adjustment of liEhtcrage charges at
New York and switching charges at
Richmond are being worked out ana
| that they will be adjusted during the
next few days so that they will be
absorbed In the freight charges.
In answer to some complaints that
have been made against what appears
TO be an excessive rate for the boat
service, Secretary Ryland explained
that the rate schedule Is based on the
advance that will be allowed rail-
carriers on August IS l; was con-
sidered ;radvisable 10 make a tenn
porary rate effective prior TO that
time when n new or the present
charge would have TO DC substituted.
Mr.. Ryland says that the boat rate
;o'New York After Angus, 20 w.li Ne
practically the same as that by rail-.
The rate adopted by the Richmond
New York Company is the Old Do
minion rate increased so PEI cent. 1t
Increased a. least 20 per cent.
Guarantees Quicker Delivery.
Advantage in The water route is
emphasized. however. it being claimed
by many shippers that !; requires
from one 10 six weeks 20 set car
shipments through 10 and from New
Vol: while the boa, line guarantees
delivery in about thi-ty-SIx hours
Officials OF the company yesterday
received telegram from J. Harry
Ph!lbin. manager OF SAILS for the
United States Shipping Board. that
he would attend the ceremonies a,
Richmond as the designated repre-
sentative OF the Shipping Board
His attendance in this capacity IS
considered quite significant b. OIL
Gals Of the company and others for
the reason that high officials O: the
Shipping Board are no: accustomed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
Mrs. Snrab e uo,,x,,,

NHNkLOTTESNIL LILLE, VA, August
ii-Nrs. Sarah c. Bonavita. wife of
the late +. NJ. Bonavna, OF Roanoke.
Va. died last evening at local nos
pltai- she was 4 native of Louisa.
past eighteen months with her son,
w. y. Ronavita, in this city The
body was taken this morning to
Roanoke. where the intermcnt Will
occur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
DOG Attack. Emmett T,ylor

Z Complaint INA: he was ATTACKED by
"a vicious bull dog on College Street
!, yesterday morning was made 20
police ~ E1iTet; TAYLOR, OF the local
branch o: the Society for the Pre-
'veat!on @. Cruelty 20 Animals Agent
Z Taylor stated that he was preparing
. TO shoot the dog when K was called
Z of hy the oWner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
Funeral of Mrs. Tinkcn.

Funeral services for Mrs. Wilhelm
ina Tinken. aged 81. who died at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. George +.
No!dc. 1920 East Broad Street. will
be conducted from Bethlehem Luther
an IhuTch this afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock. Mrs. Tinken was the widow
OF William Tinken. Six OF her grand
sons viii act as DaIlbcarar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
ALL CHURCHES ASKED TO
OBSERVE PRECAUTIONARY
VIII Celebrate August 20, DAT. nj
i'iiErimS' Landing nnd James,
town Assembly

NEW NOitK, August l4.-All
churches in the United State. wcr.
asked today by the American Sui
grave Institution TO observe tho
opening. on August 20. of the torcen-
ienary celebration Of the landing or
the pilSr and the nrst Icrisiat,va
assembly at Jamestown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
ALTENDORFF IMMURED IN
JAIL IN MEXICO CIT
"Undcsirnbic Foreigner, Recently O,
dcrcd to Leave. Ii Taken Hack
nj

SAN ANTONIO, TEN. August 14.-l
authoritative sources said that MI
Paul Nltcndorrf. recently ordered ID
leave Mexico rs an undesirable for|
eigner. had been taken from a trai
NJ Monterey. while on his way ID
Nuevo Laredo. and returned to McxIcl
CITY. where he has been placed ID
prison.
AltendorT's wife. who was Mrs
Wallace Nc1ver Woody, OF Isouisvillt]
Ky.. has been In San Antonio sew
eral weeks. and has been without
word of her husband since Augus|
z. when she received Il telegram fro,1
the American embassy Mt Mexico CitM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
Farmer Factions Have n,,,,,

MACON, ca, August LIT. X
Iumlcy. Jr.. Is dead, and his father
I. Is. Lumlcy, ST., Is not expected 1
live as II result Of Il fight between tw
factions or farmers today nj "a cat
tie dipping vat 1--WE miles from her,
Dennis and Boss Hooks are under mr.
rest in connection with the case. Al
arc prominent farmers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
d probably Monday.
Locnl Te,ppcn,lur. y.st.r

J 7. ". tempcrnture..... 81
Maximum tcmperaturo'to S p. MI. s.
Minimum temperature to S Il. Me-. z
Mean temperature yesterday. q
Normal temperature for this datc..-. q
Deficiency since March l..........-. Al
Deficiency since January l........... "a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15

CitfLenE Ask Revocation OF Permit.
Colonel William NJ. Myers. Dire :
tor of Public Safety, has been Dc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
The Weather
tFurnis.-ed By o. 9. Weather Bureau.)
FORECAST,

VlrEinia-Locnl show
ers Sunday. and prob
ably Monday.
North Ctuolina Lo-
cal s Ia o W ers Sunday.
md probably Monday.
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1ncnl Rainfall.

Rainfall IL hours ending i. M..... 10
Rainfall "a hours ending L. M....- 10
EXCESS since March l............... 4.i3
Excess since January l.............. 5.9S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15

1ocni Observations Mt 3 L. NJ. Yesterday
Wind direction southwest: wind Ycloc-
ity. 5: weather ut l.. NJ. rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
Confederate Museum
18th and Clay Streets.
Open Daily 0 a. NJ. to p. NJ
Admission 25 Cents.
KAN THINE

Gives tho results-and satisfaction
Absolutely stops all Hcalp troubled
prevents dandrun. promotes grow.h
and restores gray and faded hair [,
It's own natural color. Not dye
Marvellous In It's effects. At all drug
giSts.---Adv.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-11-12
ACTOR LEARNS, HOW
TO FIRE LIME KILNS.

A motion picture star acquires
considerable knowledge in the course
of year. Every feature calls for a
different vocation, which the player
must master in manner to deceive
those familiar with the trade. w
"The Flaming Clue" which W" De
shown at the Pastime theaI-a Thurs
day, Harry T. Mprey becomes famil-
lar with two lines Of endeavor. He
plays the role of a detective, in prep
aration of which he -,nk lessons from
well known detective. His work
carries him around the lime quarries
and kilns.
For the purpose Of taking the
scenes around the lime qilns the COM
pany went to Westchester, Fa., near
Philadelphia. There are large num-
Der Of kilns here, and Mr.. Morey
learned great deal about baking
lime.
Much of the action of "The Flam-
ing Clue" takes place around the
kilns and lime quarries. Many Of
the scenes were taken at night, show
ing the flames Of the lime qiln light
ing up the darkness.
The story deals with gang of
coanterfeiters, who are making twen-
ty dollar bills in an underground Gel
lar. Harry T. Morey has the role Of
secret service man engaged in
rounding up the gang. The element
Of suspense is introduced in the sto-
ry and worked up through each eli
max until the final denouement. A
strong love element is introduced,
cnL there are many thrills.