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The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-13
Hold Your Good
Beet Labor
Keeping Experienced Beet Workers on the
Farms Over Winter Will Tend to Re-
ieve Unemployment and Insure
Better Tonnage in Your
Beet Fields Next Year

BY keeping their beet labor the farms win
beet contribute in practical toward relief
the unemployed problem under nationwide discussion
Self interest sentiment only will
the wisdom Of holding his good beet labor 1t all feasible
Efficient thinning hoeng and topping frequently
surabe increase IN beet tonna yielded per
labor be advised that employment conditions in
the larger this winter likely be unavorabe for them
They would be better off most remain the FARMS
conserving their funds until the beet growing
Growers make the attractive the abores
by allowing them remain the farm return for definite
amount Of workdong Chores helping with early spring work.
In cash lay be avoided both Sides
The obstacle to such farms the
don Of the beet shack The bos house should be fit for
winter occupancy II the Keep the worker
the winter order have the experienced help
for next years beet the should fix the workers
house furnish them with t . materials to do it.
The Springs local supply Of skilled labor
Of the demand.
Of self protection growers
with their beet workers return them
One Of the Of complaining this the labor
the farm winter.
GREAT WESTERN SUGAR COMPANY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
ROBBERS GET 1882 FROM
MAN WAITING ON TROLLEY
William u. Walker, Travelling Sales
man. Held Up by Three Negro
ifiSlwaymcn In Petersburg.

PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. 2i.-While
"aiine Tor a street car ~ the cor
her 81 Sycamore ana .ap,olo streets
IN IN" heart of the city's best resi- :
ii"h,iai section carly las: night. VIII
'Lani walter. travelling salesman.
oi bostnn. Mass. was held uu by thru,
hcsores and robbed of S532 IN mon, '
ana q sample ease containing toilet
articles valued =, s3cn The men .s-
Eapeh IN an automobile
-" trace OF the hi.hwaym"n has
YET bcen found. although good DE-
scripiions Of In. men were given Us
walker and the arrest Of several sus-
pectS are expected shortly. One ne
gro was arrested lat" last night. hu,
was released when Walker failed 10
identify him
According 10 the man. h. was
standing on III. corner waiting for n
street car 10 take him To his ho,cl
when Ford machN.. with three ne.
sf"e occupants drove M. Two .,
nom covered Walker with gun. an,
N" fhird knocked him down and rc-
ii"ved him of his money apd caxe
inahing their escape in tn. machine
ihe hoid-up occurred under an arf
!!Eht and is regarded as one az .he
oo!acst staged In this city In gears
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
CARMEN ARE LAID Off IN
ACCORDANCE WITH RULE
jerks Cites National Agreement aS
Authority for y. II w. Re-
ducing Forces.
IBy Nsenclni.lr r.as


:, in ,,., =. w; Ian. ..i.-t;eplying
~ ,"'' seS iiiaoe by i. j.. Shoemaker
s1." 'ha II man OF the carm.n'S
'a"i on the Norl"iN and Western
1'l a ram sent ~ night TO f.. NJ
'.m -. president OF tn" railway de-
70 %! ~" American Federation
- ,hat carmen arr being
."t III ~ inc company on tn. pre-
,'nS" ~ rshn"inS IN" company's -N-
p..''a mn. c'f men VINO are retain. I
'ompcil"d 10 work on Sundays.
"nu -, tasks not in their line of
WI ~ 'chcral Manager w. i. IcnkS.
y. lhc ipau inns morning issued "a
.''SH,hS u.cIafIns That "th. rules Of
me ma tiona agreement and the inter
,, -, tn.r"oi ar. carried out
IN" accurately as under
a'o9,i ~ IN" railroad officials"
~ thrtr - amy disagreement az 20
w ahpIlcat'nn .! these rules. n
n.ahN mas zen provided by law fnr
correction. ~ mas been my observa i.
~. sh"l tue rai.S aud regulations
~ M ~ iohai aere"in"nt result in
.h costs 10 tn" railroad com
'',.,s' l.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
SCOTT NEVER SAW
ITS EQUAL, HE SAYS
Richmond Man Restored by
Tanlac Years Ago-lIasn't
Been Sick Day Since.
LIFE MISERABLE BEFORE
Made Him Feel Like n New
Person, and Wouldn't Take
$1,000 for Good Ii Did

~ ever need. medicine again |
VIII certainly take Tanlac. for that is
ne one that fixed me up so fine sew
raj years ago | have never had y
SICK day since" said j. H. Scott. Gee
y. Twenty-seventh st.. Richmond.
For two years indigestion made
my life miserable. Nothing ate
agreed with me. but evcrything
seemed TO fermcnt in my stomach nd
caused gas to form and rise in my
throat and cut OFF my breath until
sometimes / thought l was done for.
often unbuttoned my collar when
felt ono of these attacks coming on
SO l could breathe easier.
was very nervous, and know
didn't sleep all night long a single
night In two years. I was all rum
down and had to lay off work for two
or three days at Il time. Lucky for
me, | got Tanlac when I did. for !
was about all in. never saw any
thing to equal the way that medicine
took hold of me and Strengthened out
my troubles. II made me feel like a
new man.
Positively, would no, take one
thousand dollars for the good ii did
me. The best part OF IL Is the bcnc-
fits were not temporary. My good
health continues and still feel fine.
1t certainly is a good medicine"
Tanlac is sold In Richmond by the
Tragic Drug Co., Grant Drug stores
e.. w, Eaton. 26th and yennblc; Bur
tons Drug Store, in Chester by Chez
ter Pharmacy and In Toano by Banks
Drug Co.-Adv. ~ s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
REFUSED INSURANCE WHEN
POLICE FIRE The BUILDING
supreme Court Rrv~rS~S i.owcr Court
Order Ia 1'ny S@,H,O 10 Mrs.
prTc< insup
Special to The Tlmes. Disuntch !

DASNiLLE VA, Jan. 2i.-Mrs.
LAURA J.. Perklnson was notified to-
day that IA" state Supreme Court had
reversed the verdict of "a jury In the
,itN circuit Court, rendered ApriI.
1917 ia tn" sui; she instituted
against the Queen Insurance Com
inh'iN 20 recover payment on a $1,000
III" inHpranC. policy.
bn october -. 1918. walter clark
- negro desperate. after SHOOTING, and
Eiilire polio" Oiiiccr ". &. Mct'ray.
Who was nrrceiing him, wounded :wo
others ana harricadcd himself In q
frame house on Wilson street. Thnr.
u" Ic1cd arrest The property MAS
owned BY Mrs Parkinson. and IN or
der "a drive the man forth. flaming
gasoline was thrown 81 tho roof.
clark walked out into storm OF
shot and feii i"ad. nrcin"n. who wcr"
ready with hose. Immediately putting
out the IRE. hut not before IL had
don" som" damage.
Payment rs III" Queen COMPANY
was refused. for il was con,"nd.d
tina; the terms OF tho policy had be :
come void by IN" rIntous condition
prevailing. The plaIntlT contcndcd
that tn" only kcmOlanc" .. riot came
after the IRE had been put under
control The jurE awarded Mrs.
Parkinson $4,000. IN" Insurance com
rany noting nm appeal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22

POLICE THINK THEY HAVE
SlAYEhS OF JUNlUS EPPS
Two NEGROES Arrested In Petersburg
TnlyinE With Description Given
by stain Man.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.

isPccial 10 The Timcs-Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, Jam Elm the
arrest yesterday OF William Johnson
ana William Sharp. negroes. claim
ing Phi ladclphia and Richmond re-
srcctivcly, as their homes. the police
pcIierc they have two of the three
negroes who shot down Junius T..
Epps. young veteran Of the world
War In his Halifax Street store on
the night Of December :. when he
srapplcd with them instead Of heed
ing their commands IL throw up his
hands.
Both tally with the description or
the three negroes seen lcayin. Epps'
store after the murder. and both
deny any knowledge Of tn. crime.
and claim they Mere never in Peters
burg.
When arrested at the Atlantic
Coast Line nepot the men were
searched and Johnson found 10 have
u black mask. a razor. pawn tickets
from many cities aud papers on him.
NothinE OF importance was found on
sharp. who claims he met Johnson IN
Richmond yesterday ana came here
With him
In Police court this morning John
son was sent Ia jail FOR sixty days
Tor carrying a concealed weapon ana
sharp MAS held pending iuvcsti2a-
ton. Hoih ar" believed to be wanted
10y police OF other cities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
PENINSULA FARM BUREAU
FORMS AT WILLIAMSBURG
Two Offices VIII lie Maintained by
Organization TO Market
Cr0pS.
Especial 10 The Times Dispa

Especial to The Times spatchl
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Jan. eli
The Peninsula Farm Hur.au with
fifty-hvc members. perfected a per-
mancnt organization a. Norge Tues
day night ny the election OF e. g.
Crockett. president: w. g. Jensen. sec
rotary and X. i. Cooke. treasurer.
The hoard OF directors IS composed or
w. II. Porter, OF Tcano: L, r.. Femme.
az York County, and T.. NJ. Slausou.
Of jamestown.
The hureauSs planning TO open two
Offices in IN" spring, one At Williams
burg and the other at Toano, where
riiiai.nt Office forces Will be main
tanned. An expert VIII he in charge
and members till buy ana sell
through the organization. securing
their buying and selling information
and directions from their hcadquar-
tcrs. The object Of the bureau is
10 perfect the cooperative system
Of buying everything needed on the
farms and marketing the crops after
they are produced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
PRESIDENT WILSON SENDS
ANOTHER NOTE TO HYMAN 5
McSsage Regarding edintInn In Ar
mrnIa VIII Hr Made Public
Saturday.
By Associated rress. ]

" WASHINGTON, Ian. :i.-iresidcnt
w Iison .iiS sent another communica-
''ol regarding mediation in Armenia
10 PRESIDENT Ilymans. of the council
"i the League OF nat.ous. il was said
'"haS at IN" state Department. The
meantime official comment o. Il is
withheld.
When President Wilson accepted
IN" .hIitatioa Of the league to act ne;
m,nhs;'f u: requested the council to
lHhlcii: som" course OF procedure,
nut no reply has been made and it
mas been suggested that because of
this chaotic condition IN Armenia the
!casue may deem further attempts at
mediation ti this time incNpcdicut
Henry MorS.rthau. former am
baSSahor 10 Turkey. who has been
reScntatiyc. is still in the United
States awaiting instructions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
WOMEN POSTPONE AIRPLANE
TRIP TO NATIONAL CAPITAL
Had Weather Causes Mrs. Wheeler
and Mrs. Draper Smith Ia
Wait an journey.

u! .NSSOCld I'N i'TtsS.
DIES MONIES, IOWA. Jan. I'll
Weather conditions this morning were
unfaSorablc for til. starts %. Mrs.
III H. Wheeler and Mrs. Draper Smith
On their airpianc trip 10 Washington
10 deliver. \cbrdska's electoral vote.
1T Was planned 10 start the air jour
ncy as soon a. conditions permitted.
The a!rplancS are prepared to hop
off on tn. second stage OF their jour
ney. y lake shore route 10 clcve-
land thence 10 Pittsburgh, aud on TO
Washington are the plans OF the trip.
1t doesn't seem queer At all" said
Mrs. Draper Smith. OF omaha. AGED
&c. describing her experience in the
hrs, part ~ the journey.
Doesn't the ground look neat from
M there said Mrs. II. :. Wheeler.
OF Lincoln. N.h.. when She arrived
here late yesterday. and MAS greet
ed by her danght.r and grandchildren.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
Ei,CLISH GIRL CONES TO
WE'D LYNCHBURG MAN
Irr-Euiariti-, In Passports Causes
Hitch of Month In Nuptini
trrHnErmrntS.
- Tho 'rl,n.s-Dlsnntcl

rSnccial Ia Tho 'rim.s- Dispatch.
LfSciRuRD. VA. Jan ia war
romano. involving former naval
man from this city and an English
cir! whose HON" Was then in Ply
mouth. England. has terminated Ia
the marriage OF the couple in c!ncIn-
natl, Ohio
The young girl. fpr sh" is s,ill in
her teens, came to- l.yuchburg Sow
cral weeks nEo to Wed Blair l.. Jones.
hHt there Was something wrong With
her passports upon arrival at New
York There the Travellers Aid So
ci"ty stepped In and when the mother
RI the prospective groom aSrccd 10
care FOR the girl uutll her papers
could lac Strengthened out. She was
permitted 10 come here. Young
Blair and his mother brought her
from Ncw York and he went to Gin
rinuati. where h. is employed.
Nearly month was required to ar
range the E!rlS papers and now
shc has gone 70 Cincinnati where
she Is To b.. married AT tn. home OF
an aunt o. the groom.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
NEW INCOME TAX FORMS TO
BE DISTRIBUTED MONDAY
Fniiorc Ia Receive Cap. VIII Not Re-
iic,e Amy One From Making
Return.
I Hy Associated Press. !

~ NsSOCiatcH TrcsS.
WASlllNGTON. Jan. 2l.-FormS fer
liiling incom" tax returns on income
Of $4,000 aud less viii he ready for
distribution Monday, the Bureau OF
Internal Revenue today announced
Copies Will lac sent 10 ali persons
who filed returns last year. the bu-
rcau stated. hut failure TO receive u
copy viii not relieve AN? one from
making n return by March IL. Dis
tribution Will hr made 10y the various
collectors Of Internal revenue.
ON the same dag t.3c bureau am
nounccd. forms Will bc ready for ill
ing returns of normal income tax
10 he paid ri source. such as interest
on bonds and similar obligations 81
domestic and foreign corporation;
having !, paying interest in the Unit
ed states
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
HIGH PRICES CONTINUE IN
DANV|LLE WEED MARKET
ihcy Arc Now Twenty-Five Per
Cent Higher Than 'rhey We're
Before Christmas.
| Special to The Times-Dispatch.l

lnpcclai to The Times Dispatch
bANEILLE. VA. Jan 2i-Hlgh
piiccs Tor tobacco continued to pre-
van today, although it was no,
thought that the average or wcdncs-
cay would lie quite cqunli"d. We'd
n.sdhy sGS.slo pounds az tobacco was
ulspos"d OF FOR Il total Of S2i1.3a2 %.
Or an average ~ S32.Ie. tn. highest
s"h"fhl average" for any one day's
haic since last season.
These prices arc - per cent higher
man They were before Christmas. al
,hnnSh tho quality Of the tobacco
Anid * virtually the same. one
fr",nin.n, dealer questioned ,oda y
shih that Their. Is l.ttl. doubt that
ne evidence OF determination to cur
,hil the crop shown by the farmers
~ largely responsible. FOR the more
encouraging prices.
som. mold III" theory that tho fail
nre OF the Kentucky crop IL harng
itS effect on prices here. The result
81 the present condition IN to cause
farmers 10 drop all other work ana
prepare their remaining curinss H.,
N" hop. thry can sell them here i,.-
Tor" another slump comes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
PETERSBURG TREASURER
OUT FOR REELECTION.
Gerald Strnttnn Enters Race
AEninst William u. Cole In
Coming IsrinDry

Snccial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.
PETERSBURG. Ian oi-Citv
Treasurer l.. Gerald Stratton today
announced his candidacy for re-clec-
ton in the Angus, primary. maxim
the number OF candidates for the Of
flee now stand az two. Wilson b. Cole.
Soun. business man. having an
nounccd yesterday he would enter The
race
SIR. STATION has held his office for
Inc past eight years, hciuE appointed
b Judge Mullen in 1918 10 fll an un :
expired term. He was later elected
ny wide margin over sim opposi-
tion and In 1917 Was reelected by n
bis majority in the face of strong op-
ponents His friends predict victory
for him in the coming primary by /,
big vote.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
PETERSBURG MOVES 70
CONDEMN GAS HOUSES
after beginning Police Court Hear
ing Nnttrr II Postponed to Effect
t'unur0mIse.

tSrrcia. 70 The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. Jan. 2I-Piocccd-
ings H. the cit: against the Peters
Juig Gas CompanT TO condemn sew
eral buildings ~ the company's plant
as DANGEROUS and unfit for occupancy
were begun before Justice Clements
IN Police Court this morning. After a
bearing lasting twp hours. Acting city
Attorney W. IL WILCOX. who repre-
srntcd the city. asked that the mat
ter be continued for two weeks in
order that q compromise in the ma
turc OF settlement out Of court hc
reached This was granted.
Several buildings n the company's
plant were recently condemned by
building Inspector &. W. lsbcll as
dangerous and Ii was to decide ;he
matter TIM; il was brought up III l'o-
lice Court today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
WILL TEST RECENT LAW
PROHIBITING HOME BRE.
Attorney David u. Stansbury Files
Suit In Federal Court nj
Chicago,
IEy Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Jan. .l.--A su:i To test
the constiiutionality .! the recent
construction OF the Nolstcad act pro
hibiting manufacture OF HON. brew
was on f.c today in Federal Court. q
petition by David X. Stansbury. an
attorney, asserting that the govern
ment cannot collect both a revenue
tax on home made liquors and assess
a fine for violation OF n law forbid
ding their manufactures.
More than GOO Chicago saloon
Keepers have been assessed both the
fine and the tax, according 10 STAINS.
bury, on charges of selling hecr con-
tanning more than the legal percent
age OF alcohol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
NORTH CAROLINA WILL
PUT BAN ON LYnCHINGS
senate Judiciary Committee Eayor-
Hbl! ltrromncnds min uf
senator Taylor.
ny Associated Press !

RALEIGH. y. g. Ian. al.-The Sen.
.ue judiciary committee I'm the North
carolina Legislature has recon-
,hcnmcd faNorabiy III. bin OF Sena j.
.or laEior Of Wayne County. entitled
an act 10 lessen the crime of Iyncb
ihgs in North Carolina
ihe assure provides for the re-
nova OF trials OF defendants charc
cd with capitai onenscs from one
'ouhtE 70 another without the pres
encc of the defendant in The ,niir, :
room nj thu time tn. motion is made
for removal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
SOUTH CAROLINA VIC OMAN
OBSERVES 109TH BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Susan Kirby Has Bccn Member
or Methodist Church for Ninety n


tSpccial 10 The Times Dispatch
UNION, :. g.. Jan. 2i.--Mrs. Susan
KIRBY. perhaps oldest living person
in rnis State. celebrated ncr ln9ths
birthday anniversary with dinner
par ~ .'cr home here yesterday, IS
Mrs 'k!rby. who is remarkably ac-
tive in mind AMI body and easily
walks around without assistance, wat
horn In Rutherfordtou. y. e.. and be-
for" her marriage To j. VI Kirby in
tn. early ttfties. was Susan Constance.
Sh" has had eleven children, five OF
whom are now, living. and many
grandchildren and great -grandchil-l
drcn.
She has always been quite religious
ana for nincty-'iye years has been
:in earnest member OF the Methodist
Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
LEAGUE COUNCIL TO HOLD
SESSION ON FEBRUARY Il
itnportRnt International Questions ia
Come Up In Gen~,n Next
Month.
Ry Associated rrcss.

GENEVA Ian. 2l.--Thc next seS-
sion of the council Of TN" league Of
a'lohs VIII be held in this city Feb
ru.try Il. il was announced officially
today.
The council VIII have before 1t =
hnhber OF important international
questions. including those MOI sn,veI
~ the first assembly OF the league in
November and December last. Several
commissions VIII tie appointed by the
Septcmber next
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
Demands "a tc.ui,,,,on

DANNli.i.E. w, Jan. 2i-E l..
purhani. who was Indicted month
rested in Wclch. W. VA. aud has de-
clined &c return to this State with
out the formaiity oi = rcu,.istt!on.
IN" policy OF the local au. horitics r..
sardinS III" case at this time * no;
clearly defined, aud il Is possible tina,
no rcquisitton Will he asked for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
Innds Nnn,c. ChaIrmcn.

II. Handy. chairman OF tho Univer-
sity OF Virginia Centennial Endow-
,ncnt Fund drive in Southwest Vir-
Ginia. has appointed the following
counties: l.. T. Fugate. Scott; ]. T.,
Duff. Russell: r. w. Stras. Jr.. Taze.
well S. d. Campbell. Whythc: II. NJ.
Bell. Washington: II. n. Irvine, Wise
nett and w. l.. Davidson. Lee. 1t is
announced that the actual fund drive
will be launched on March Z. Tho
goal has been set at 100000 in the
nation wide campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
MOTHER AND CHILDREN
BURIED IN ONE CASKCT
Funeral or Mrs. Mary Glenn Hicks
and Three Children Held
To-day.
[ Hy Associated Prcss.l

WINClTF.STEK. w. Jan. at.-Thc
bodies Of Mrs. Mary Glenn Hicks and
three Of her four children wcr. buried
hero today in enc caSket. Mrs. Hicks.
believed dcmcntcd as the result of
an attack Of influenza. shot the three
children TUESDAY and then killed her
self.
In tho mothers arms was placed
the body OF stewart. aged 2 the baby
~ the family. The body ri Walter.
aged g. was placed on ono side. and
that Of Margaret. aged :. on the
ether.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
.,po,nt church Delegates,

BRTSTOL. VA. Jan. 2l.-Dr. ]. s.
French. president OF Emory and
Henry and Martha Washington Col
leges In southwest Virginia. has been
selected one Of the csghty-four dele
gates who will represent tho Method
list Episcopal Church. South, at the
Ecumenical Conference to be held In
London in September. according to
advises received here from Emory,
Va Ex-Governor Henry Z. Stuart
Of Virginia. and Judge Joseph l.. KEEL
ley. Of Bristol. were appointed lay
0aInuateS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
Form Law ana Order Lenpue.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Jan 81.
Following IA largely attended mass
meeting at the courthouse. called to
consider the matter OF the enforce
ment OF the eighteenth amendment
and the Nolstead law adopted by Con-
gress 10 put the snIne into effect, a
law and order league Is being formed
in the city and county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
Protests ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Rules.

JAckSDNNilI.E. FLA. Jan III
Protests against making eTcctiv. re-
consignment and diversion rules
winch have been suspended until
mony By Florida citrus fruit grow
"rs ana shippers today at a formal;
hearing conducted here by Interstate
Commerce Commissioner Henry Ford.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
Cook WIN AID IConprcssvomou

MuSKOGEE. OKLA. Jan. o1.-Bcn-
Jamin Edwards Cook, OF Muskocce.
former soldier, will be private secrc-
tary to Miss Alice Robertson, only
woman member OF the United States
Congress, Miss Robertson announced
upon her, ihturn here from an
eastern trip, 81 She said she had res
f,.om athroughout the IN tied States,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
,:oII.horo lin. sIO.Oo0 b,nxr

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
GOLDSRORO. y. c.. Jan. 2l.-Fire
In the dry kiln OF the Empire Man
n , ai;o ts mh sy mere tonight de-
3ings, hut hard .wQrls saved the main
part OF the plant. LOSS about 10000.
ThIs5is one Of tho largest wood woEk-
ing plants In The South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
WINSTON SALEM TOBACCO
PRICES SHOW BIG ADVANCE
haf-Miilion Pound. Mcrr so,a :,
advance of *, FER 100
Pounds
IN : skocLatcl Press. ]

~, - 80 y > .fI.tN. y ., Jan, ol-
. ."""c'o prices showed a decided adj
,rs'.c h.re yesterday over rnccn,
~ aSts prevailing. advancing 81 nor
~" pounds. over 100000 pounds wrrc
e"'a. fright grades sold as nigh as
80 cents per pound ."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
Muir IL Mn,le Chaplain,

WASiiINGTON. Jan oi.-.\ lively
contest for the post OF senate chap
lain was settled today by the selcc-
Son OF the Rev. j. j. Muir. Bap-
fist minister. Of Washington. lie
VIII receive $1,000 a year for a daily
prayer opening the Senate sessions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-22
VIII Select nrhnicrs

HARl.OTTESNlI.i.E. VA. Jan. 81
The two men who will represent
the University Of Virginia ia the
debate with Cornell. 10 be held n,
the University Of PENNSYLVANIA, IN
Philadelphia, on February -. viii be
selected at an early dat.
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,Icc,rv Placed az r,;,,

HARElSONBURG. VA. Ian 2l.-
John Mccary. former grocer here.
was placed on trial here "Wednesday
charged with accepting s,olen goods
while conducting Il grocery business
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Har,c>t Ice for Summer.

I.YNCiIEURG. VA, Ian 2i--Thc
cold weather OF the past week has
formed ic. cf sufficient thickness to
enable country people to harvest for
their supply next summer.