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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

GA-ssr g Asesae oe Washington, >.
xs tnS Aa.no Association u hat c,tss
~a,eas hoscs = meeting oa Inc .irss Ssf-
y pssGaa.ns sor ~ unusually Dig noes-
sas Oh S>air..sss, AoT,i = Governor Nil
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

FL asu 1ols Dot enlisted -2na Interest
2, William 3. Williamson, Treasurer u
-ne Sosaf 9o4tes er.,llil SvAs, Ene. ~av
sss so,e 70 supply \ iia Ok III NAH,
ii'siss AIKEN D. MS COMPANY
Governor Nis,isssss Vas IS, intsr.ss.e,5
and a,aas % ga-Ss Pm % WASHINGTON
some d NE tirnS ,n~,ie eos no I,,e2is.ss-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

that eammsdieus, eaiidiax viii ha saxca
10 ta capacity with Maine people whose
interest and pride In the Ola Pine Tree
State has net been daiied by time on
distance,
osaer~t Herbert N, Lard formerly @
ReakiaAd. Ne. and now director OF
nnAnee ef the United Staten army. viii
speak ct the Maine men he has known
in caagresA The entire Mataa aeless-
tiNR In Cener~sa has heea invited 10
attend this eik Maine nigh, in Wash
inEtan,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

me tcsiosaas new -.Srvrsaiansss or
5ssasSe,a ils~er Ina Avs NJ Aaanvs hays
lad en.sr> arstcses ii, Incorporation ..s-
proved ey mo Once "a Ina Attorney
ssaers.;
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> President. Gay 3 Es.asss .a1soarfs:
treasurer Harrs SoSas,awssSy, .sz,oSr~.
~ssfS.- *Sesa q. L2nSsSssrs auburn, IL
-.slsosss -fsSs above. Purposes, 3 sesersi
ARD development business -sppr.svs.s
March ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

proceedings in the supreme judicial
eeart for an injunction against the
COMPANY, l. ia set cut In the bill
that an ettseiai examination made
last January OK the Affairs Of the
company had satisfied the petitioner
sAa: It would be hazardous to the
raNli, 70 have the business ccntin-
GeI. and /. should ~ closed and end
e3, Attorney General S.u-gts ar-
pears a. COUNSEL Ivr the petitioner
iVrt,ana Argus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
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Eases Cc,cx.y When You
Arriy 4 LIKE NsSSsrcie.

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the os6. sasaiuue2 musEaT1 HaszEI.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

Sos liza purpose Of ressraining Or
seffiaifsssiiftss rarsfser business Ut tire
Naatss Mutual Fire Insurance ca
of Wells u. Naseon Ssaltss. Ssais
Insurance commissioned. las. orauSsaS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

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ts,l.e,.a NJ. Neuralgia Laall>aso. E,eu-
NJ, sis, \aaE,Ils, Io.fL Srt1als 4fI
Ss,-rt generally
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18
HOLD GAYLE FOR GRAND
JURY; ELLIS DISMISSED
;. Preliminary Hearing Before Din.
widdio Magistrate Held in
Hospital EmbcZzlcmcnt.
SEEN IN COOKS COMPANY
7 Hospital Superintendent Under I'M
preston That Records Stolen in
Case Have Been Hidden in Nor
folk and Is Hunting There.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.

lSpcGlal 10 INC IineS- DIS pa Ten. i
PETERSBURG, VA. Sept. IN.
w. Gayle. Of Richmond. arrested in
connection with the disappearance Of
valuable records and checks belong
ing 10 the Central state Hospital. wa :
r. his afternoon held for The grand
Jury following a preliminary hearing
before Magistrate Ei;chic in Dinwid-
dLe County. Raymond Ellis, another
Richmond man arrested in connection
with the case. was dismissed by the
magistrate. there being no evidence
20 show that he was a party TO the
disappearance OF books and papers
from tho hospital.
II was brought out N The evidence
this afternoon that Gayle was seen
with Cook, the hospital Clcrh. VINO
WAS recently sent before the Grand
Jury on charge OF OBTAINING records
and check belonging 10 the !ns.i-
tuition, on The nigh; tho records are
said to have disappeared Gayle de-
nicd that he had seen the records o.
that he was in any Way party TO
their detention. Ellis produced evil
dcnce to show that he was merely
= chauffeur who he'd driven the two
men in MS ear and knew nothins
OF the books.
DR.. Drcwry, superintendent OF the
hospital. believes that the records are
in Norfolk and has sent men 10 that
city 10 investigate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18
ARREST MAN WANTED FOR
FORGING NAME OF CHIEF
Danvillc Police Take Andrews Into
Custody for Alleged Check
Dcprcdn tons.

,Spcc!sl to Tho Times Dispaichl
l,ANN1l.i.E. VA, Sept. i,.--Thc
poiicr. last night arrested {. -. .\n-
drc~s. carpenter. charging him with
forging tho name OF Chief of Police
James Il. Sell to three checks total
ing $40. An accessory house sales
man who sold a tire 20 the man who
offered the forged check. identified
the car the man was travelling in on
INC street yesterday, and he notified
thc police. Officers found that the
car was running on the tire which
had hccn sold. and after Andrews Is
said 10 have denied buying the tire
nero, a wire TO 'hc factory revealed
that il hsd been shipped 20 tho local
concern. This. together with the
positive Identification of the man by
Samuel Campbell who caShcd an
other check. is the evidence so far
secured ny the police lie will! be
given preliminary hearing next
WccN. Andrews came here from
Florida and is acconpa nicd by his
wife.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18
TEN WOMEN ENROLL AS
STUDENTS IN UNIVERSITY
Three viii study Medicine. V,,o r
ana Five to Pursue Graduate
Courses.

tSpcciai 10 The Times Dispatch
G,tiAi:i.oTESNlLL;, VA. sept. II.
The University OF Virginia began
Us ninety sixth session today. over
30 applications for admission havc
been accepted. which means that Tho
year class will be fully that
large. ana probably greater
Last years maximum cnrollmcn.
reached {" total of 1,563 students in
the hNc DEPARTMENTS OF the institu-
t"n. IL was expected late i'm the
preceding session that the enrolment
iniS Year would be something over
loo but various adverse factors msy
affect The number. The lodging cues.
llon IS serious. since tho temporary
unrnitorE near the now biological
building viii be Inadequate for tho
students
Three women in the medical school.
AID probably two in law and five i'm
the Gradual" department. will be the
rol! OF females at the university dur
ing its first torn as cocducational
institution. according to figures Sc
cured AZ the registrars Office this
morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18
PAY TRIBUTE TO MEMORY
OF GENERAL PETTIGREW
North Carolinian< Unvrii Mopumcp,
In West Virginia TO Hero OF
(.ctt NslliIrr.
~ NrN0lllird 'Css.
WINCHESTER VA sor.

-. ,s.'-'i - 'tsH.I
- WINCHESTER VA. Sept; IL
Tributes we're paid today TO tn,
memory OF rigadicr-Gcncral James
Johnston Pott;Erew, of North Caro-
lima, when tho historical commis sion
and the Daughters OF Confcderacy
or That state unveiled and dcdica Cd
monument 10 his memory near tho
Eoyd home, Bunker lill, Berkeley
county. W. Va, where hc died on
iu!N IL. 1863 after nc had distin-
suishcd himself in action ~ Gcttys-
burg.
The monument. similar 10 the orc
dedicated yesterday at Belle Grove
near nero. 20 the memory Of Major
General stephen d. Eanlscur, was a
gift OF Tho late Colonel Peter II.
Mayo. OF Richmond
The principal addresses today were
made hy Chief Justice Waller CLARK
OF the supreme Court ot North Caro-
lima. and General Lewis J. Young,
OF savannah
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18
DANVlLlE INSTITUTES HOLD
FORMAL OPENING EXERCISES
RHndol ph-Mar Avrrett aud Dam
vile Military Colleges start ScS-
siOnS with BiS Attendance.
kN Associated PR :

DANN1LLE. VA, Sept. IL The
three local colleges held formal OPEN
ing sessions Wednesday night. The
Randolph Macon Institute opcncd
with the largest Initial enrolment
ever noted. according 20 Principal e.
q. Evans. AVcrctt Institute. tho
Baptist college for girls. opened last
might with an address by Rev. II.
w. DuEoS", The building being filled
20 tho limit.
Danvilic Military Institute also
opened yesterday. with 100 cadets on
hand. and with a number moro en-
pcctcd this week The large build
inS has been enlarged also the fac
ultT. Colonel r. y. Burton, COM
would he made TO Put into the Cicld
strong prep" scrooi football team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18

Oldest Man in State
Is Dead at Petersburg

Especial TO The TimrS-Dispatcho
PETERSBURG. Sept. IT.--John
Cnrter, colored. believed tO nc the
oldest person In Virginia and one
OF the Oldest in the United States,
died here today Mt the city aims
house n the aEc OF III years aud
two months. Carter WAS born In
Cumberland County, Va, Iu July,
$500. but hts parentaEc on either
sidc Is unknown. lie Inns two SONS
living, ono who rcride> In Brook
lEn. y. ", hcinE over sevcnty-tiyc
years old.
For tho past twenty-five years
carter h1S been an inmate OF the
city almshonsc. Until several
months ago. the aged Negroes mind
was clear. mud he WAS able 10 re-
call mnny historical events.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18
AllEGE MAN STOLE CAR.
THEN CLAIMED REWARD
4. r. Peer. Of Woodstock, xrrcs,cd
and Lodged In Jail on Unique
t'hnrrC
| Snntt.,,nrhn,r

,ISpet!d! Q Thc Times DIS 0atCh.l
H.tRElS'oNBERG. VA, Sent. IT.
mobile, the property OF I. r Peer, of
Woodstock, and later returning the
machine and claiming the reward Of
Tered b. It's owner. Frederick Nail OF
a, Woodstock He was lodged in jail!
70 await preliminary hearing before
Magistrate w. Z, Allen this morning
Witnesses claim they saw Nail
drive tho car away from ;hc Mood
STOCK fair grounds. The machine
a"oEc down AT nc edge Of town IL
Is alleged. and wncn Nail came hack
Tor help ne learned the, reward
had been offered for its return. lie
then reported having found the car
Ah4ndonnA Ly the rnnG.iln and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18
SHlPBUlLDlNG COMPANY
BUYS QUARTERS FOR MEN
Shortage OF Housing Facilities In
Newport News So Acute Action
Must Fc Taken.
ISpceial to The Timcs-Displ;ch.

Special to The Times Dispatch
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Sept. IL
Shortage of housing facilities has be
come so acute in this city that the
Newport News Shipbuiloling and Dry
Dock Company has purchased Off
Gers barracks from the War Depart
mcnt ana is rcmodeling them into
apartments. Scvcra! of these S:Iuc-
lures. located near the yard were ac-
nuircd Il short time ago and are being
htied I'M as quarters for both single
and n1cS with families
Homer l.. Ferguson. prcs.dcn OF
the Nard recently stated that he
would employ 1000 more men were
there houses availahie hcrc. cuisines
men have been looking into the nous.
ing problem for some time aud am
nounccmcnt OF ~ community building
program may he expected q; any
time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18
PHYSICIAN IS PARALYzED
FROM DIVE INTO WATER
cricksburg, Suffers Serious Ac-
cidcnt in Georgia..
Especial TO The Times DISPATCH


FREDERICKSBUR VA, Sept. IL.
DIR. H., &. Robes. formerly OF this
city. now health commissioner OF
DouGhcrty County, Ga, is az Il hos
ptal At Albany. Ga. paralyZcd from
the neck down as the result OF an in
Jury TO his spine received when he
dircd into shallow water in the
kincha foonc Creek near Albany.
DIR. Robes. with two young mcu
Of Albany, were guests for tho day
al the country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
y. Z. Waller, when members or the
party went in bathing DIR. Roblcs
slipped on the sprinsing board as he
was about to dive and fell in shall
low water. lie was taken to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Waller and ply
SIcianS were summoned. Later an
ambulance took him TO Il hospital.
Ills condition is critical. DIR. RoblcS
before going TO Georgia aS health
commissioner was at Charleston. :.
G. where he was in the medical corps
.! tin" army. lie assisted in medical
ork here during the influenza cam
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Hahn W RaiIer

WIECHESTEE. VA, sept. l.--Jonn
w Bailey, ascd -. wealthy Fred
cr!ck County farmer and landowner,
was stricken with paralysis wh!lc Wis
ting AZ the homo OF a friend acre
and died one week later ~ Memorial
~ spital. His funeral held yesterday.
w-a onc OF ;hc largest in Northern
Frederick County N recent years.
surviving arc widow. formerly MISS
i.l.,a II Swar;H; :our dauc hterS-
Mrs G. V. Davis aHG Mrs. Martin i.
FRIES, WASHINGTON: Mrs. J. Z. Adams,
t;=.cEsp.inc. Va. and Ms .. =,
Shan holtz Slg!n- neld Ohio wo
h.nt ..tra anl orc s.stNL-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18
Veteran Celebrates
His lO1st Anniversary

'Snccini to The Timcs-Dispatcs.)
PETiiUSbuRG, Sept. iT.-Jo.
seph LnnEford, y Confederate vet
srnn. and member of a. y, Hill
rbratinE hiS 1OIxt birthday NJ ~.
home of his daughter. Mrs. Car
michael. Of Woodland Iefrht..
hesfc rtield County. NJ
i:nnSf"rd is stiIi active, coming to
over tho city without helm. lie -
ono Of the oidcst men in virginia
ana the. oldest in this scction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18
c. & o. CARS ARE MOVING
AT RATE OF IS MILES DAY
4. ]. Ford, Superintendent, Sny. Road
Is Making Excellent Freight
Showing.

Especial to The Times Dispatch]
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Sept. IT,
r.. /. Ford. superintendent Of the
Newport News division OF the Chcsa :
pease and Ohio Railway Company. to-
day stated that tho roads cars arc
moving at the rate OF ihrty-tire
miles day and arc loading an aver
age of thirty tons of freight. both of
which accomplishments are consld-
cred excellent. in view OF consestcd
freight conditions.
me statement was prompted by a
recent appeal from the United states
Cnamber OF Commerce TO the effect
that shippers load all cars TO their ca
pacitS. MIR. Ford said tho c. & o. is
doing It's best and declared that the
emorts or tho chamber have had de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18
COURT WILL NOT ALLOW
FATHER TO RAISE CHILD
To Pcrrnit Nome Of Anderson. To
tdopt Myrtlr-No;h-rs Brother
VIII Rear Girl.

tSDccjai 10 The Times DispatchD
DANNlLLE. VA, Sept I7.-The
court this evening decided not to al
low Myrtle Anderson 10 he adopted
BY any OF the Anderson brothers or
,hctr father. Mrs Anderson's brother
viii rear tho child
This was decided on by the court
this evening after Mrs Andcrson's
threat 10 kill John and herself should
IN" court deliver her child 10 its al
legged father Two policemen begged
10 TIC allowed 10 have the little girl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18
POPULATION OF VIRGINIA
COUNTIES MADE PUBLIC
Wise shows Calm of 1000 During
Last Drrade-Iiig Stone Gap
Has H.ON0 Lie sihc niA

" ASiiINETbN, sept. little Hu-
rcau OF tho Census today announced
t"r population of Wise County. Va
=" $500 for 1920 a. compared with
3i.lt IN 1870 The populate OF APP
palachia Is 2.0Se for 1870. compare!
Nth 100" in 1910. Zig stone Gap.
'."H,. compared with $50 in 1910
and 1911 IN 1900: Norton, 3O6S in
1920 and 1856 m 1910
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18

y SNILLE Va Sept
M,.Ilam T. ANDERSON, -. :, valued
.utihcn % H"athsrillc. died a: inc
thurch HON" baltimore. Of :: r5r,.
piIcation Of diseases. Mond:.y uirr,
Ar. Anderson vss - Con:ednr.tc CO..,
Gran having Joined the army e, -
HHd serNtu throughout the var. uc
3 survived by his second Wiz nrc
son ~ MS first marriage three
daughters and sou 10y tho second
a,riaSc :--Mis. Chiffon Pearson. Of
20 t'sbnf Mrs. WaYland DuEsc,t and
Miss A Lillian ..ndcrSo son. OF Wierne
AND Ceci! Anderson, o: Heathsy lie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18

- - ~ EtG. sept. Ex-senator
waite: n Ma2p has accepted an IN .
I!taton TO address tho C:tl.emshin
institute Al meeting 10 be held 6.In
me Lave! par % mex, week. Tn.
VI. G. a, business Woncn's C,uh .-'d
various other organizations in III.
city. Miss Adele CLARK. . u.ll.Enoo,,
suHraSe WORKER Of Richmond Nil
also make an address '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18

DANNlLLE, w, Sept. s3.--Wi,h
t"o Of ihc Three man charged Will
murder acquitted ~ the present tern
of court, il became known Today Ina
steps ar" heinz idhcn 20 bring a bour
thc release OF Bruce Wells \ nurnbcl
OF nnIdavits are beng brought IN 4
.A declared, these purportin. 10 b,
after discovered evidence wnich veil
nc sent 20 Governor Wostmorclan,
Young mans pardon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18
Negro Abso,,.d r,o,, ut.

DANNILI>E. VA Sept i7.-CIin,o,
over and killed Rogers Lea i3.y,.r.
old son of Mrs. Charlotte lie, Nc
Mount Vernon Church yrs..rS.H
was absolvsd OF all blame or tSs
accident by coroners jury this
morning
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Henry IL. Shifictt

CNAETI11TESNlI.Lt:. VA. scp;. Il.
nome a, Eo9nSs y.!!c. ',his county. al
tc- Il b.cf ':.!ntss. Besides his ,vife.
ne leaves live William
Sh.tlct;. Of Nj. Fair. Va MIS- Mar
ina Gibson. OF Booncsv.ll.A Mrs. l..
Garrison. of 'rcc Union. and Mrs.
John GIBSON. o. EonNcsvi.ic.
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Mis-. Amanda pciIouc.

rHARLOTTE VA. sept. l..
MISS Amanda Be!lowr. as o: Ncllys
Ford. Nelson County. dicd last night
~ = local hospital. where she had
pCtu under treatment Cor over t"u
months. following an operation The
body was sent this afternoon 20 Ncl-
or. where the funeral vii! occur
.cnorrow
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FINES MOB MEMBERS
a. Fl. Morris and Aubrey FDstcr Arc
PcnaliZcd for Attempt To
I~prh

LYNCNBCEG, w, sept. l.-In
The Corporation Court today .. II.
Morris and Aubrey Foster, members
of the moo which tried in August 20
lynch Robert Williams. negro, since
sentenced to death for criminal as
sault. were tried upon appeal from
The Police Court. a jury fixing their
punishment az $50. The judgment
and 10 days N Jail each.
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Clark Is tdmitfrd n T,,i

DANVIIL.E. VA Sep: l;-G ~
Clark, a Piusylvsn!a farmer. charged
with trying 20 shoo, W. = Crtnsha,y
=. Federal revenue agent. :odsv We.
-haiicd In the sum % $4,000. John Tate
ana j.. &. scarce gong sccur!i- To-
the amount; CLARK viii appear in ,tc
United States Court - tho end Of -h!s
month. go
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Mrs. sarah !. C.rpcr.

WlNCHEST En- VA, Sept l..-Fu-
neral services were held here yescer-
hay for Mr.. Sarah James Csrpcr,
aged Sa. wife o! John L. C.rPcT, who
died while visiting he! sister, M;s.
.;ci,u a. Eacchcr, Norfolk, v, sur
v!v!nS are her husband ono son
three brothers and ;hTcc sisters
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Mrs. Elias Weekly.

Elias Weekly died Tuesday ., her
home in Amherst County. near Ebc.
ntzcr Church. she Is survived H., :,
daughter. Mrs. Hcrncrt SlauEhtcr,
Lynchbur-. ard three sons-C i
Weekly and ELIAS Weekly. Amherst
County, and RoSscr Weekly. 81 Lynch
hur=
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WOMAN is SENT TO JAIL
AFTER ADMITTING THEfTS
Macy Peters Pleads Guilty to Steal
Ing Number Of Dresses From
Her Communion

PETERSBURG. Sept. l1.-Maccv
PcicTS a Young white woman. pleaded
guilty in the Hastings co, ri today NJ
stealing a number of dresses and
other articles from a woman com
panion. and, pending consideration of
her case by Judge Mullen. was locked
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:. VI. Williamson

m NCHHURG. w Sept lbs NJ.
w Williamson. acrl about s, wears
former res!dcn; of Iynchbuis. died
W "dneSdaT night at the home OF his
daughter. Mrs. q r i'oindcxtcr, a,
Hrrcn!ee His. w!fc died there last
winter, The body wall he brought
thcrc for !ntcrmcn;
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Infant Death mic D,c,.,

, l.ISCHELEG, VA. Sept i7.-The
Infant death rate in Lynchhurr 10
this year up TO Fl ptcInber ist W.
$50. az compared with SOL for I.in
The rate for the period Of ipil.la! 5
.rss 1877.