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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
MEMBERS OF COUNCIL BODY
TOUR PROPOSED DRIVEWAY
Automobile Party Follows Route Spot in James River
Where Bridge May BE Constructed. Connecting
North With South Richmond.

The ;urhid waters Of the jaime,
River hcamod brightly in the after
7 noon sunshine Yesterday. ANA tn.
caunt braurh"s of forest trees bowed
gracefully ia tn" brv"ni;,"r br"-Z"
as II blew across ;hc blumS along tn.
'hesi"riield SIDE, when tn. streets
Committee of cts Council inSucrt.d
ih" proposed sit" tor "a riverside Griy.
along tn" Sl"p" Of III" hills Sl,irtin.:
ia" river on the south. III" view
presented the imsro"ting party was
m"Sniil'"nt in its wonderful per
specify" and lis possibilities.
The committee tool; automobiles at
TIA" city iiajl at $ o'cIocI. Director,
N!l"n J. SaNijlo assumed charge of
IN" party. Accompanying tn. group
was High Constable wyatt. whoa..
farm ahnis upon the river a, a poin,
about whore the proposed bridge is to
b" erected. 1t lies upon a plateau
tra'"d with beautiful groves ana
Sricnd.d l"wlandS. Mr.. wyatt has
dedicated t" the city his share of the
strip along which i, is proposed to
construct the driveway. similar strins
hdE" been dedicated 10y other prom
"rty owners. Including I.ilburu r.
Myers and Jonathan Bryan.
y" Abrupt Curves ar Steep Climbs
This proposed road viii stone grace
iUllN from hill to hill. and will glii"
below tn" Eel, Line Fridge. ana dip
beneath tn" southern Railway tracks
which skirt tn" river for several
miles, thus inSuring safety from
railway disaster Tho -
viii he n" abrupt curves. nor stnnp
climbs. although the rolling nature
of tn" proposed r"ut" viii n"ccSsitatc
number 81 gradual inclincs.
This" il. Was pointed nut by MIR.
S"Niil" VIII ada to tho attractive
ness Of tho driveway. For at every
turn Their" viii h" new observation
points In the very natur" OF the
scene. from every hilton ana every
'aN'n" th"r" will lie added beauties.
and tn" samcn"ss which cncompass"U
drive along a strIjrhi-away is lost
sight az. ANA tn. m"mot"ny lis dis
p.ll"d."
ru III" north sid" "f the river. "a,
III" point whcr" ii is proposed to
p'ac" tn" bridge. many hauIs"m"
/ homes dot the Landscape. At tho foot,
81 IN" bluff n-Sti"S the pumphouSr.
with its flower gardens that are noted
Tor their beauty. while just above.
/ rs TIA" po"l"y hons" sheltered i'm :,
SroN" al trees with beautiful lawns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
VAH|SPA TICKET SALE
EXTENDED BY TRUSTEES
Request of Committees for
More Time Has Been
Granted.

Sanctioned 10y the board of trus-
tees, AN announcement Was made
N"s'"rhay 10y Secretary W. l.. Gridl:n
that tn" sal" IF membership tickets
Toy the Virginia Historical ragcan,
Association had been extended
through January. The extension was
made h"";,uS" committees recently
"rSamiz"d asked uha, they he given
a tlt'i" NOR" tim" to effect sales Of
membership tickets al 81 each in
'h"ir counties. II was announced
that the price Of admission tickets
would IL" materially advanced ON
February !.
TIL" lyrics for several choruses for
tn" pageant Viii he written hy Ed
ward Henry rcplc. formerly az this
city VIII" is widely I.nown as the
author OF several PLAYS, including
The Love Route" The I.ittloSt
Rebel" and 9TH" Prime. chap" Mr..
l'"plc is in tn" city and has entered
upon the work. II" is "a brother If
Charles rcHpl" he IanKcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29

aud driN"wayS~ surroundinr IL, All
ai"uE the river bank ar. stately
homes which mark but the advancr
of what may bc expected i, is said
10y IN" promoters Of IN" project
when the hrd%" * an established in
Nt'iui'"n and tn" driveway winds
ITSELF through five or sin mics a.;
beautiful Chesterfield territory.
bri'lc" VIII Cost Sianuuu
IN" proposition nf tn" promoters
"a I" erect bridge. costing about
S!"o.""n som" 20" feet in Length Ia
mot only connect tn" north with the
south side Of the river. hut to op"n
up som" most desirable" residential
territory ON both sides of tn" stream.
~ IS pointed out that tn" prcScmc"
OF TIA" hrihr" viii attract many prn-
pl" VIII" are now Looking for Lnsi,.
"hl" HON" sites. And say the pro
motors. tn" bridge Viii relieve much
81 tn" congestion now apparent ON
Ninth street and Mayo Eridccs Eusi-
ness houses may hc relieved of long
'"tourS in delivering goods To resi-
dents of Forest liill and upper South
Richmond
Ihc promoters ask the city To rcr-
init them 1" charge a toll for use of
the bridge. which may bring them :,
" per ""n; profit ON their investment.
In order {" r"licv" the city Of any
Embarrassment during the first three
Years. III" company proposes to cover
Il NpSSihl" shortage in revenue from
tolls during that period. If at any
tim" tn" city wishes to purchase tho
bridge, II may do =" Ivy paving tho
actual costs. All moneys turned over
alloy" the per cent ruarautr" will
10" placed m "a sinking fund. to 20
toward the purChaS" OF III" bridge hv
IN" city. II Was stated by On" Of tn"
promoters that b. believed this fund
would reach the original cost az the
hrid"" within fifteen years. AT that
tim" the cit! may take il over at ab-
SrlutCly ~" expense.
Thc S"uth side of tn" river was also
inspected lay tn" committees II is
pr"n"S"d that the northern approach
Ia" located at Dead Mans Curry. ''
ON the driveway lust cast az the
pumrh"uS". TIL" Site of !, proposed
hridE" across the river at Meadow
Street was also viewed. but I'm view
"i tn" great strip Of street To hc i'm
proved and tn" in<c"cSSihilitv This
r"ui" WAS looked upon as impractic-
able. I'll" Who'll" project viii he fully
discussed at tn" neNt regular meeting
of the commuters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
q. %. u. 10 Have Newspaper.

y w""kly paper. I" t." known q"
The Virginia Tribune. and designed
{" L." the otlirial organ Of th" Re
puhliCau party ~ Virginia. Will APP
pear ~ Richmond in short Will"
TN" offices viii H." at i"j East Cary
street. the Virginia Tribune Corpora
tiuu b.iuc TIA. publisher. The Of
tic"rS ore: Simeon NJ. Atkinson. pres
d"ut, CYRUS W. Seal. vic"-pr"s idcnt
aud curtis NJ. p"zicr. secretary
AmouG the stockholders are: Henry
w. Anderson. Charming NJ. Ward,
Henry :. Wallcrstcin, Joseph Waller
stem. Forrest J. Mitchell, Rev. j. j,
Wicker. W. = Rhodes. Alfred T..
Cohen and curtis NJ. poTicr. Accord
ing to the announcement. IN" paper
viii hc "Indcpcudcnt Republican,,
with TIA" purposes OF rivihS the Re
publican party and its cause "a
Spuar" deal"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
RULCE AND ROSE MAKE
KNOWN APPOINTMENTS
Deputies in Offices Of Trcae
urcr and Commissioners OF
Revenue Announced.

city Hall aw"i<" from its holiday
uuictud" yesterday when newly
elected Commissioner John H. Rose
and city Treasurer Herbert l.. Huic.
made their appointments FOR IN.
term bcGinnin- January t. The an
r"unccn"n;a created 20 Hurry az Cos
sip aud comment. and proved !,
source 81 discussion. The transfer
"t several men from the Collectors
E Me" 10 tia; Of tho Treasurer. l"ay.s
certain vacancies ia that oi'ic. To bc
hii"d by n'wiy appointed Collector
Luther l.. Chcaiw"od. after confer
'ng" with Comptroller Cnfcr. Maid
Chc"tw""d ras h."u ont "f the cI,y
Nv" days, but Is expected back to-
day.
In maminv his d"putics. Mr.. Hui.c
retains John T.. Iiarvic deputy for
MIR. race. the only member OF liz.
old stan 10 confirm" in the Office.
Ills chief deputy Will 10 CAPTAIN I
" rull"r. Others ar. wilson II.
Johnson and G~"v = ilulca d.nutios
~ IN" Collectors Office; Theodore
folk"s. from the High Constabic's
"i''c' ANA Edgar II, Poole, from the
bureau az Gas ANA Water
Commissioner Rose retains a num-
Dor "f tn" present attaches Of the
ono" under Mr.. Tr"snon Including
william E"'nhcim"r. az clay Ward.
j. ~ Gordon. Of Ice Ward: John n
h'ck"rs"n. .Ir. nf lie" Ward: j. u
Peters. OF tlay Ward; Archie E,yans
~ jefferson ward. ". N. williams.
"i jefferson Ward The ucwt
deputies 81" j. H. rrischkorn. of
Jay Ward. Harvey -. Marks. of lief
i"rs"n ward; Eus"n" II warren, OF
Jefferson Ward. W. II. Curry Of CLAY
warn Thomas Il. Morton, OF Madi-
son ward. W. H. Bethel. Of Madison
Ward Alvin L. Jones. nf Madison
ward and Charles 4. KrIttou. or .Inf-
larson Ward. Mr. Morton is m.n,hcr
"f th" Common GuunciI from Sou,,.
Ii'hm"nd. II" Will hay. charge -,
IN" south Richmond branch OF ma,
"'h'", and viii hay" with him ~ J..
Rcthcl f''
Whon business starts In tho civ
re " mex, Monday number of nv.
"hIri"IS AMI dcpu'ics Will .ntor ur,,,
'hoiF ne" duties rrcasurcr U,,,co
VIII SHcr"" James ~ pace. Com
missioner lics" njIi succeed U.rr,.
=" ir"sn"n: Dave T.. Satterncld yin
'"'''"h i"orsc T.. wise az Commou.
N""'t" Attorney. John q. Saundcr.
".' ."'r""! John J.. Sa,terhcld n.
Ivy H"rE"Hnt aud Luther L. ,,bc.,
"""i VII! succeed Herbert l.. uulc,.
a. Cl,y Collector.
Vacancies yet 10 lac nu.d no a.,
result OF tho many chang. a,o ,,
i'"'"S ih the Collectors office 49,,
III IN" Water and Gas bureau ana
On" 'n TIA" oiii'" OF High Constable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
ELECT \. r. SHIELDING
MERIDIAN LODGE HEAD
Succeeds Dr. o.. n. MrEndcn n Master
"r Mns"nir Organization Here.
Other officers Named.

Nor" than 100 members and WISH
tors attended the annual meeting ~
Meridian Lodge. No PSI. y. j.. &
NJ. ~ Masonic Temple. Tuesday al
i"rn""n, when Alfred = Shedding was
elected w"rshipfUi master. succeed
ing rev Frank 7. MCFad"u, H. ~.
and other officers We're chosen
FrSt Grand Master i. Aston Cah"ll
delivered AN interesting" and enter
tanning address Tia" exercises con
Sum"d much Of the afternoon, start
ing a. noon and closing $50 o'cl"ck
In addition 1" IN" wnrShipful master.
other officers were chosen as follows
S"uior warden. i. w anderson
junior warden. II NJ. Thomas. senior
'l"acnu J. W. Walker. Junior deacon.
!. H. Lewis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
PUBLIC HEAL TIL WORKERS
DISCUSS VITAL PROBL EMS
DR.. l.. l.. Lumstlcn and Major
NJ. j. Shield on Program
for TODAY.


'''''' !"
N''"''S' h'I" under Tn" auSplc" OF
IN" stat" T"ard Of Health in In"
auditorium q I"lio;,. Han. Mas fc. e.
tur"d with round table disc,.ssinn~ II
addresses ON "Eural Health Work in
North Carolina" Delivered los pr. *.
7 Miller. Of Ia" United states Public
Health Service. .M.thnIs ar con
trolling Communicable Diseases in
Ia" Country" by IN. W. l. eaton,
health officer O., f',irfax c,,,rt n,1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
BLAMES OTHER WOMAN
FOR ATTACK BY STOUT
Wife Gives Alienation of Illus,
bands Affections as Mo.
tive for Attack.
SIZE REFUSED no prvo,,cn NY,
Man u Arrested. Charged With ~
snnIt. Following Investigation L.,
P"licc-Will he Given Hearing To-
day.

Mrs. Leona stout, ila west Seventh
Street. South Richmond ,irtim Of an
assault and an attempt to drown her
TUESDAY night in the waters OF {, MIN
race near tho north approach to the
Ninth Stree, Bridge. stated last night
that "a woman had h,co3nc hctwccn''
her and her husband. whom She
charges IN Il Warrant with tn. at
tack. John II. stout. @; fo5 North
seventh Street was arrested ycstcr-
day afternoon 10y DETECTIVES Srrgoants
Wiley and Smith on complaint OF the
wife. following an invcStiEatiou rhy
police. He was hailcd NJ the First
Station for Il prcliminar, hearing in
Police Cat ,i'i. ..-:ning.
shortly after the arrest Stout paid
visit to his Wifi. at the South Rich
mond address. Mrs. Stout told = re-
porter last night, and asked her what
she was going TO say and if She WAS
going 10 tell tho truth. Sh" said that
he appeared TO want To effect a re-
Cancellation, and told her: IF you
want me to come hack and live with
YOU This l. no way to do
Mrs. stout Assigns Motives.
Love for ;hc woman alleged To
have ali"uatri his affections and
anEercd over his inability To obtain
grounds for divorc" proceedings was
assigned by Mrs. Stout as motives
for the alleged attac, 10y nor hus-
band. She quotes him as saying. as
he threw her i'm tn" water: II don't
reckon you viii bother m" amy more
About two months age. Mrs. Stout
said. she met her husband ON BROAD
Street in the act of entering a the
ater with another woman Sho re
monstrated. according to hcr state
e. b,t
were living ut 3n7 East Marshall
Street. Matters continued To- grow
worse. She declared. ana a few days
later She secured employment with
the Wortcndyk- Manufacturing Com
r~ay and moved With a woman friend
To the South Richmond address.
Visited Husband sunday.
Mrs. Stout said she visited her hus-
band last sunday afternoon at III,
Reynolds Tobacco Plant. ION Twelfth
street. whore h. is employed as II
fireman and that they puarrclcd
about securing a divorce. She said
that she did not sec him again until
III" night OF III" attack.
when my husband appeared at the
door yesterday. hc was accompanied
10y friend ana. knowing THAI Ii.
would usc anything might say to
him III court. Was reluctant to lc,
him In" She said. Mrs. stout sal,
she replied i'm monosNllahlcs To his
questions and finally told him sh. had
nothing 10 say.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
COMMON COUNCIL TO
HAVE Z NEW MEMBERS


rho ncN, Common Council will have
~ least Is" n"w members With
III" retirement of Councilman Thomas.
Il. Morton from the Madison Ward
delegation. and Council man John T..
ii"s". from TIA" i."" WHrS group. the
two places viii lee uil"d with new
men. II is not certain that Mr.. Nor
ton viii retire. having been appoin, =
ed deputy in the office If t'pmiuisSiu
cr of the Revenue. until his present
term expires in August MIR Rose " III
retire ON January. ], the date upon
which he takes up his new Office ,of
commissioners. Ills resignation vii!
to" read al the meeting at Common
Council next Tuesday night
Gossip is already going the
rounds that the Madison Ward dele
cation viii he asked L" consent to
the naming Of a man from the north
sid" of the ward. ii Mr. Norton re
tires. naSmuch as there - lint one
man in tn" entire ward delegation
from that side uf tn" river. Council
man l.add is the sol" representative
"f tho north sid" "f tn" ward.
la Lee" Ward. practically similar
situation prevails. Th"r" are two
"'""'IS lton ih' h"ith Slh". ihl'"
from the south side. nnd i, is said
TIA" north s.l"rs haN" agreed to
leave tn" selection Of Air. Roses sue
ceSsor /" the south SID. representa-.
,iv'S. c"uncilm"n Powell and BAT
kinS. Several names hay" been Uu-
dor consideration for the Rose VI =
"an"N. and the friends nf several eli :
iHcnS HAY" hc"n busy ~ adr"ratim::
their taN"rit"s IN to last might.
however no, decision had been
reached
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
ENPEGT 90 WITNESSES
FOR BLUNDON'S TRIAL
Case In Which Former Hank I'rc>i-
dent l. Charged Win Misnppro-
nrinlimp E'mmhN. Sci Tor inn. L..

Witnesses from committees al the
N"rthcrn Neck and IN. cities Of re-
t"rShurg ana Norfolk viii bc sum-
m"u"d 10y m" government and de-
TENS" during tn" trial or Colonel
iltrold Gordon H!undun. who is un-
der Indictment "u fourteen counts.
on The "harG" at miSappr"priatinE
funds of tn" commonwealth National
l;ank. at Ec"dvil", N"rthumh-rland
County Elumd"n WAS president of
tn" bank. 1t is expected that SiNty
witnesses Wi! appear here.
Summ"ning az ia" Witnesses be-
gan yesterday for lii" trial. which
VIII take ria'" January -. -yhr ease
viii hr tried before Federal .Iui...
-. Lawrence Grnn"r. in the United
states District Court. Th" trial is
expected 10 last several days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
Today and Tonight
i'm Richmond

stat" Health Workers. College
Hall. 10 ~ NJ
John Marshall House. Ninth and
Marshall streets, open . \. NJ. To
t. NJ
National Convention rhl Kappa
Sigma. Jefferson Ho;cl auditorium.
10 y. NJ.
Women, Auxiliary. American
Legion. Richmond Hotel, II \. N.
Confederate Museum. Twelfth
and clay streets, open . \. NJ to
> T. NJ.
state Highway Commission,
headquarters South Third street,
all day.
street Committee Of city Coun-
ell. : T. NJ
Confederate Memorial Institute.
or Battle Abbey. Boulevard and
kenSinet"n Avenue. open 10 \. NJ.
10 : T. NJ.
Richmond LcaEu" az Women
Voters. W"man's riuh. ! T.. NJ.
Christmas entertainment. 81
Johns Episcopal church. SIS
T. NJ
dF"r 'h"nt"r calendar see Edi-
t"rial ragcJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
Ncccpts Federal Arl.

N''rrihnc" of the provisions Of the
new nii"d states maternity and in
fancy act. which provides Federal
FUNDS Tor use in tho States for the
rHrr"S" az promotion Of the w.Irur,.
ana hNei"n" of maternity and in
fancy, was mad" 10y Governor Davis
Yesterday. II" d"Sirnat.S the child
"l!ar" bureau AZ III" STATE I:o,r, Of
ii'"lth al virginia Ia arranv. with
IN" N"nit"r OF Public Accounts to-
obtain the Federal funds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
TO ADDRESS WOMEN
ON SUMMER SCHOOL
Miss Jessie SmIth WIN Tell ~ Train
Ing Mt HrHn Mnwr Ia Women
In InIn.iIA

Miss L"Ssi. smith Who attended
IA" Eryn 'Nawr summer school e.
Women WorkcrS ia ministry last
summer viii toll az hcr experience
IN tn Scho"l This Afternoon ~ I
"'ci""N bcf"r" IN" joint uto'riur Of
TIA" Richmond L"aGur of Women
Voters and other ORGANIZATIONS -
Wumcu. at tn" foyer ~ tho Womtn'-
club. I'll i:as, Franklin Street.
Mrs Wyndhrm BlHnt"n, - Eryn Mawr.
dlumnus. Viii ais" speak ON the worl.
al tn" summer school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
PHI KAPPA s|GMAs HOLD
ANNUAL MEETING HERE.
National Convention to Orcn
This Morning in the
jefferson Hotel.
FRATERNITY FOUNDED l. 49,,
Le'rS"trS Fr"m Mnny Parts of the
"''r" states viii Enjoy SurinI
events While In Uichinond-rhrrr
Chapters In Virginia.

ih! NaDpa Siema'S annual national
convention begins at 10 o'cInck this
morning in til" Jefferson Hotel Sos
"''"S VIII hc held morning au,. after
'""h' t"d;N tomorrow aud Srtur,I:v
IMPORTANT business. election of oil
GERS. prize awards. chart.r r,rnr,,;
social events and banuuot. viii
!,'iur" There viii he :, ,.ily luu-
'he"n at ! o'clock every day of the
conventions
foremost among the business of
TN" convention is the application for
" new chapter Of tn" fraternity at
IN" University nt North Carolina.
ifih"a CHAPTER Of Ihi kappa sigma
was rounded there shortly before tho
War i;ctw"cn the States Few MON
h"is returned from tho battlefield
ana after several years the chant.r
faded and died Applicntinn pow is
"elhG mad" for restoration
Athletic Carnival Tonight.
on" Of the important social features
Will l." the inner. smnkcr and NH
i"tic carnival tonight al Motor Inn
l'"Ninr and wr"stlinc bouts hay,,
hc"n arranged in addition to "a com
h't - Ia royal. Th" fraternity has
reserved virtually TIA" entire nrchos-
ira section al the Academy for tn.
performance" Friday night Saturday
night banquet will bc given nj,
J' n"rs"n. the signal social event or
the congress
Delegates from each &c IN" Invcr-
S'iE chapters throughout tn" cn,iro
nation were coming into Richmond
all day yesterday and last night,
inc greater portion registering. ~,
IN" jefferson. E"vd leo Spahr. Of
hiiad"lphia, grand alpha tho ma
n"n president. arrived late i'm tho
afternoon aud went .immcdia,cly to
Tho hotel. Edmund G. pcchlu Of
Manassas. Va. r"nn graduate Of 80.
oldest living mcmh"r "f IA" fratcr-
nifty. viii ARRIVE today it is expected
He is s. years old.
Program for Conventions
Program for the convention fol-
lows:
Thursday Morning. convention;
afternoon. luncheon anh commtt-"
sessions; evening. dinner. smoker and
athletic carnival at Motor Inn
Friday Morning. convention SOS.
sion; AFTERNOON. luncheon. followed
by business session, evening. A,aL-
my performance"
Saturday Morning, convention Sos
sion; afternoon. luncheon and bust
ness session. followed by automnhilc
ria" ah"u, the city. Visiting points al
historical interest; evening, banquet
jefferson Hotel
I'M kappa Sigma Was founded at
tn" University at PENNSYLVANIA say
"niN-"n" years aga, in l>'0. Tho
chapter at the University of Rich
m"nd was installed in lS12 Judge
Addison l.. II"lladay. Of Richmond
"a. { -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
rcpIr nj Woman. CHM

Edward Henry rcrlc author of
frinc" chap" "'rh" Litticst H.bcr'
ana other charming books. Spok. be-
'"r' IN" regular meeting of IN. Wo-
mans club yesterday afternoon. His
SUBJECT was ~ Picture OF Virginia
history. The members Of the club
enjoyed tho l"ctur" aud thanked the
: p'a'<"r for IN" interesting discourse.
YEA WAS served after the meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
Hear Damage suit rridu,.

Tn" suit 81 Mrs. Edna Phillips
against y. l. McMurtric and others
for s.50". for alleged personal in
'uri"s. has been set for hearing in
musings Court. Part H., Friday
morning.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-09-02

Fabian and Simeon Mullen will ar
rive tomorrow night to visit their
father for short time before they
return to st. Thomas Military Acad-
envy.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-09-02

Adams will give large tub free
with each power washing machine
bought and paid for during fair
week. Adv.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-09-02

Mrs. Thea Flatner- moved on We'd
Sixth st. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Hoe
kert moved yesterday into the house
she vacated.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-09-02

See the Flying Fox. See the Death
Defying Dare Devil Flying Fox" the
worlds most daring aerial acrobat at
the big Fair at Wheaton. A full pro-
gram Of fun and amusement for every
day and evening. adv.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Anderson left
Tuesday night for Racine, Wisconsin
after spending several days at the
John Lime home in Morris. They
came to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Annie Rasmussen.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Stone from
Long Island, N. Y, are expected in
Morris next week. They will come
thru Grand Rapids and will be &C
companied the rest of the way by A.
A. Stone.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-09-02

Mrs. Paul Cartwright has as her
guest over the week end Mrs. Francis
II. Myron of Minneapolis.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-09-02

The Child Welfare Board met last
night in Judge A L. Stenger's Office.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-09-02

The Y. P. L. S. of the Rogue church
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris. Cudrio Sunday evening, Aug.
Fl. A good program was given by
the young people. The Rev. Engel
Olsen, former pastor of the church
spoke on the subject 'The Necessity
of Leading a Christian Life" Miss
Evelyn and Miss Dagney Olsen play
ed duet on the piano, and the Rev.
and Mrs. A. A. Reece sang a Norweg-
ian hymn. Lunch was served to more
than a hundred people.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-09-02

T. C. Engum, superintendent of the
Renville school visited L. G. Mustain
on Sunday. Mr.. Engum was Mr..
Mustain's successor at Renville.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Carney and
Miss Katherine Griffith spent the
week end with friends in Melrose.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-09-02

The Wheaton Fair will have un-
excelled free attractions and shows.
Gorgeous fire works display in the
evening. Dancing at the fine new
pavilion every evening. Four full
big days and evening of fun and
pleasure. Come and have the time
of your life. adv
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-09-02
CITY NEWS ITEMS

Theo. Utne motored from Alexan-
dria to attend the road celebration
Sunday.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-09-02

Miss Edith Cornforth returned
Wednesday morning from her vaca-
ton. She visited friends in Thief
River, Fargo, N. D., and Crookston.