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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
u9r. Spbn Matban &lbabl".

@n Minoebof, 11tgit peo 81. Malmin.
Dr. &iloabl, fom opoe iiofte Otter,
oar, bar allere6e facet fin Wein6e,
bog. Sele bans 2ibsIpb Iaa iaa fIor1
og ifient / 2Diet - / bpielte 8etp6.
ming, men ogiaa paa Sen Maooe, al
ban menneifelig fet f1lgte e1 1ige,
f1ar og aaben Sci bbor bans Tert
bar let at felge, bans E%onfegang oq
@rbeioe let at blibe flog paa. Dette
er en- af @%run6ene til, at set bar
beret let iaa burtigt at iamle oq
ifrtbe en- BOG ON bam. 9en Ell
mutt uoitDret og in6bun6et % bar
gooe 8illeoer. 9e forifiellige 81.
Drag / Sen er bar6tful6e, og Sc Ell
fengllenoe 2esning, fao fer er oIle
8etingelier for, at 8oge11 tan bin6e
nobre6elie -bnrbe oct / bper1
.6alo> ogiaa blan6t @onite.
8ogen begpnoer meo @i1belm
&etteriens 9igt / MnIeoni11g al Dr.
&tloobls 8ortgang, bporpa1 fGlger
feng1enoe Sttl6ringer al @arn:
oomSbiemmet ,paa MamoaIseioet en-
8iografi ifrebet al @rof. g.. so.
8esmig, ct @tpffe ON &il6abI bef
.2utber College at S. 9. Eorriion oq
ct ON &il6abI beo ct. Olaf College
al sc. @glbaag. Ser er 8eretntn:
ger ON Observation-Disclosures % 8e:
grabelfen, % De 3oler, iom b1et
bolot> gien9tbes. On betpoeIig Sc
al 8oget1 beitaar 5of @reoifener,
Mfbanolinger, &aler, Sitter oe
9igte fra af666es ege1 &oano. $50:
gen in6ebol6er flere i%nteresiante 8iI:
le6er. Sen er pao benbe6> $50
@i6er.
@aitor Malnni1t flyer 11eget tref
fenoe / fit Soror6, at en- Bog til S
81. &i1oab1s Minoe fiffert bill Bib,
mootaeet al @irfefolfet meo Eaf
nemmeligbe6 og @lebe - en- be11o.
big @lnbe be6 Eanfen poa, bbao b
Ter bar tabt, % at en- Bog Tom ben
ne bel Tan foripare fin @laos blon6'
|Sfiloringer at fremragenoe Strife
men6s 2tb % @irfe.
9ette er rigtiet. 0g % 8oger
ielges til Gor6el for ST. &ilbablz
@nfe, bur6e Ben fiebes al mango
Sen er ,16etbet al Mugsburg @,1b
ltibing &ouie, Mta1teapolis, % faa!
Ser iant bos 6. @asmn1sien 60.
722 so,1tb 4tb Ct, minneapolis
@riie11 er $500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
@inbu.
&asmusfen Co.,
MinneopoIis, Minn.

=. HasmulSfen Co.,
Minneapolis, Min11.
Seq mo6tog / @aar Is 6anlfe @ro>
fpettfort; biertelig$ af. 9e bor bil1
regnet me6 "%ga1n1nelt Maal"; ieq
bente6e fun 1 9uiin. Seq fanot et
&ar al Dem, leg foru6 babbe mo6ta,
get fra @iteripen = @tronoe11 ON
imo6 v@omlenatfe". Sen Stran6,
bbor ieg git og traa6te mine 86rne=
flo ff9be. Naar man mi efter ODER
50 Mars Gorleb ier fin 8arnooms
2egepla6s iaa tro giengipet, iaa -
ia, faa fal6er man / Ganfer.
@n BOG bill leg ogfaa anbefale
enbber so vpearltng" 9anifer at ar-
ffaffe. fig, nemlig v9erobre fro
@renien" al @olger 9racbmarn, og
Tao leie Sforitensfeierens &iitorie.
Sen bill biitnof frernorage Grinorin,
ger fra 9pbbel-9 agene / '64 for
Dem, JON en6rn1 erin6rer benz. Seq
f1n6e unite 6erne Bog / enbber go6
Danernaros Gle.
Wee6 Agtelfe 9eres
Ss,1lius Sobnion,
Marpsbille, @an!.
10. Gebr,iar 1921.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18

met1t:" (6ormanoens @aaberaabelie),
men / bpielte @rd6 vmismarage=
mert".
2ao9 os III lite 1fuffe os ie1p, men
lie Sagen iom ben birfetig foreligger.
&bert @eoIem, f6m mi 1temmer ga
eller Mei Qtgemeget bbilfet) til @i=
borg &reoiens Sorilag, foroi 6or=
manoen bar ltillet set op til nj Mf<
Itemning, go6fien6er 6erbe6 bans @et
til at annullere en- f~oretogen Mf1tem=
ming, bbis ben efter hans Sfibm at
CT eller a116en @run6 trenger til
@ientagelfe. Men @%o6fienoelien al
benne &et ,betp6er iimpeltben, at hi
inofgrer set &rincip - lite iom en-
.beotagen %2obparagraf, men iom en-
g11aben6e Srm / 5amfun6ets 2ib, at
set alti6 er uiiffert> ON en- Mfitem=
ming er bin6en6e.
Miten1ntng - set bar beret og
er 9anlf Solfeiamfun6s Sob. Sen
er intet mere ne6brp6en6e / 1oget
Samfnno enc niifferbe6 me6 @en1pn
til, ON 2ob ct Sob. Set bar alti6
beret en- @D9oom til Dgoen, bbis
oen lite b1eb belbre6et. 2a6 os life
inofgre Sen.
&i1 lite en- eller o1,6en @re6s 1tiI1e
5ori1ag - ieg bor iom @nfeltmeo=
lem / 9ieb1iffet ingen @et BERTH -
om, at @angbogsforraget tages op
igien eller benlpgges %forelgbigt, 1om
Sobn &eterien benitiller / ii61te
"Dannebirfe". &ommer ct iaa6ant
Sorilog og bliper peotaget, ga er oct
Samfnnoets egen @ilie, ser ful6bpr=
oes, meoenS oct, Der 11l1 foreligger,
er om 5ormanoan ifol a6lp6es, naar
ban flyer: S gior6e set 6aarligt -
ON igien.
Seq bar iom andre unoret mig
ODER, at StDrelien og 6ormon6en
filler fig, iom 1fet er> oberfor Dane=
Boo &6iifole. So Sen bar un6er
8Dgning, og Ser tro6s Sc 1tore Sire
fra &reoienS @i6e, mangle6e en- Del
Henge, me11 -oeiaa for dt BITE g. SIS
Stn6elag, ba6 leg, ON set life maatte
blibe foreaaaet, at Samfun6ef p6eoe
1000 9ollars oman fun6e 10 babe
lat 1000, bbis to bar for meget).
Wfen @tDre1ien btl6e life, og iea
fun6e iom enfelt boen6e Me6lem life
ielp fore1aa noget.
@elp be6 BEN 2ei1igbe6 maatte
9aneboo lite taa en- 1Rrltg 9aan6S=
refining of 8. S. Stprelien fore Iog
oerimoo, at Sc fire Sfoler fit bber
500 DollarS. 9e bar 6em alle bel
nnot. Men set iaa 6og iprt 49, al
Ser intet @enipn moatte tages til, at
9anebo6 bar bren6t ne6.
81. 8obierg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
@agen felt.

Seq bar ifrebet til 81. s. Sureens
for ON m1ltgt at forr11e til Ell Gor.
ftaaelfe; men ban bar negtet at for
ban6le pribat me6 mig. Gor Me1ter
bar ban 10 heller lite forban6Iet Ga,
GET offentligt, men fun ffrot fig ind
UNDER 6ormat6ens @et til at itlle
Sort lag og bette, 1t @tprelfe11 bar
Control ano management" af @om'
funoet. uoober bette bar ban fuu
giertagenoe floaet fait, at bba6 ban
bur beilrttet lite tan en6res.
Oberfor bette 111aa oct faitbol6es,
at bbao bet mi eiel6er ct, ONT Gam,
f,.noet bill go6fienoe Gorman6ens
8eilutning: at ben paa Ioblis Bis %
naeb loblis Sibsfriit ~foretasue. Af.
femnius ober gibors &rebieaa Sor.
nag e usbl6is.
Sen 8eilltning Tan l1,ru1lig grun.
oes paa Gormanoens Set iii at itiIIt
Gorilag, for6i ben, fo1n fagt, er bber.
ten n1er eller min6re eno bette al
fulofaite en- %afitemning. Coo Cam.
funod felb beitemn1e, at en- Gag ffu]
.tages op isien. efter at Ben en- @anq
er afgiort; men Lab lite Gorman6er
oiftere, at idaIeoes ital BET tie. Sea.
turligbiS er Der ingen 2obparagraf
fom forbp6er Sorman6en at giere
bette; men ser er ba heller ingen
fom tiua6er set. at fa1oe bette Ell
Ma1gel ! @eglerne, iom aabner It's,
bel for Gorman6en til iaaleoes ID
fu1tne bittere, ipnes bog at bore en-
.oriitig Gortolfning. Seq tgr iige, al
lite eet @enneife ti6Iigere bar tnnft
paa ben Mllligbeo. at en- 1ige foreta=
gen Mfitenrtirtg iaaleoes fl,roe fettes
III Side. Goribeet paa At gisre
bet er Hfe control a16 manage
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
The Miner.

Rock wall break with boom and crash
For my heavy hammers dash.
Downward I my shaft must settle
Till I hear the ring Of metal.
Deep in mountains dismal night
Beckons me a precious sight,
Diamonds bright and jewels shining
There with gold the walls are lin
ipg.
In it's depth is peace profound,
Peace eternal there is found.
Break the way my heavy hammer
To that seat of hidden glamour,
Once a boy I happy lay
Under heavens starry way,
Played in springtime's lanes of flowers,
Dwell in childhood's peaceful
But I lost the days bright light
In the shaft as dark as night,
1 forgot life's song and revel
In mines passage where I travel.
And when I with guiltless mind
Thought I would life's spirits find,
And would knowledge there be cleaning
OF life's strange and hidden mean
ing.
Yet no spirits have come near
That explained what seems 80
queer,
And no ray from deep is springing
That is any wisdom bringing.
Have I missed it, does not this
Lead the way to perfect bliss?
Light seems to my eye so binding
If I it in height try finding.
Nay, unto the deep I'm bound,
Peace eternal there is found,
Break the way my heavy hammer
TO that seat Of hidden glamour.
Hammers blow on hammers blow
Until life's last day I'll know:
But no morning ray is showing
And no sun of hope is glowing.
Translated by q. F. Rosing from
Ibsen's "Bergmanden."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
Sra 5~orbnnbsienatet.

timber 8eban6lineett Of Goroteps
@6osfal6s-&arif i Senatt for ct @ar
Gage fiber, erflere6e Senator I'm
oertpoo6, Minoritetens 2e6er, at
&rpfioent BtIion | set &ilfel6e, at
6orilaget be6tages. bill belngge set
rae6 fit @eto, life bare be6 at ,1nola6e
at n~noertegne set, men meo en- ON,
fattenbe Grflnring at @r11noene Der,
for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18

Der. fIet lite unbelievable right" til
oct SIP, man birfeligt bar, me1t til
11oget, man fgrit ital omimeltes til,
ion er Ealen ON unbelievable right
to life" 10 bare en- tom Sraie. Set
maa fl,trne foritaas, at bbis set for
bol6er fig iaa6an, at naar Der En-
Sale ONT ~l1nalienable right to ltb=
ertp", faa menes Ser ilet lite fright
to liberty" for set 2tb, man birteligt
bar, men bare Liberty" for nogef,>
man fprit ffal omimeltes til, iaa er
2alen ON ~unalienable right to lib
ertp" 10 bare en- tom 6raie. Sg set
maa ogiaa tunne foritaas, at bbis set
forbol6er fig iaaleoes, at naar Der er
Sole ON runalienable right to pur=
ll.it Of bappineis", faa menes ser ilet
lite "unalienable right to prriuit Of
bappineis" for set 2ib, man pirteligt
far, men bare for noget, man fgrit
ifal omimeltes til, iaa er al Sale ONT
~rnalienable right to puriuit Of bap=
pineis" 10 bare en- tom 6roie.
@en at @runoprincippet ON ~r>1=
alienable right to life, liberty ans
tie puril,it Of bappineis" pirtelig fer
bar ment lite bare iom>en tom Sraie,
men for ramume Mbor, oct bioner
bette borgerlige Somfun6s nelten
Gpentprligt itoritile6e @iitorie bgit
.og ifignt ON. @el bar ber / 2pbet al
6enne Siitorie mango fra Sc forifiel=
1ige iffe=en9eliff96te So1feilag, iom
iprang / 6en engelife Smeltepotte -
men 6e blep al6rig tbunget til set, Sc
gioroe Set fribtlligt / tanfelps og let
l1troifab imo6 oeres be6re
@elo og for in6bil6t Bindings Sfplo.
man bill forgiebes imellem oisie
omimelteoe @eoborgere ipge efter
flippefaite og flartifl1en6e Ealsmen6
for Dor berlige tra6itionelle uMmeri=
CON ipirit an6 Mmerican thought,
mar1 bill forgiebes tmellem 6em ipge
efter Men6, Ser iaa6an iom .Mbro=
bam 2incoln bol5t uroffeligt folt
pau &rincippet ON r%11nalienoble
right to life, liberty on6 tie pr1riuit
Of bappineis" for enbber 8orger ber
/ 2anoet. Sc er %inarere, Iigeiom
%&iemmetpiferne / Spn6eripllan6, meo
til at fremme al Slags @rpiierupe<
len imellem %, og 10 flere omimelte>
Be Me6borgere ri foar, 6es mere fan
ri bente oS al al bette &rgiierltbeien,
iom ferer % lengere og lengere bort
fra De oprin6elige amerifonife Soea=
Ter.
Set bliber inellem oe birfeligt en-
.geliftalenoe Me6borgere> og iaa
imellem benz al ollie 6e andre 6olfe=
fer / 2an6et, iom bliber peo at
bore tro imo6 fig ielb, oct b1iber
lmellem benz ri ifa1 fin6e 6e 5tptte og
ltoute 5oneberere for traditional
sImerican ipirit anb Mmeric1n
thought. So mere ri faor al en-
ON meltet og ~lammenimeltet engellf
ber / 2an6et, 6es lengere
ri bort fra @rincippet ON
~unalienoble right to fife, Iibertp
ano tie puriuit Of bappineis". @n
omime1tet og iammenimeltet engelif
@nsbe6 fan inarere bentes at billie
iberme for at ofre life, liberty ans
iacreo bonor" for noget, SET Iigner
Preiierb9loe, emo for %gammeloags
egt, {an6 merifanif Sribe6.
s. 6. Stranoffob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
EngelBk ng anhrr
6prng.
Sanfer i anlebnins al Abrabam
2ineolns S%p6iels6a9, IL Seb.
1921.

Da leg / Sag, Sen IL: 6ebruor,
Abrabam 9incolns S%p6iels6og, fibr-
te u6 til NIT Mnnefsiogn (6et ct en-
Sernbanefieretur paa Ell Z Simer),
1ab leg og bolot Gelt meo at 1eie
q. S. g. @run0toigs r8rageinat".
Soar rnatt fien6er roget til, bpor6an
Mbrabam 2incoln ferte 0r6et iom
modem @an0 og be6, bporoan ban
funoe ipenoe 8io OF 2une for fin
&rtumfbosn, raar ban feire6e fine
fterlte &riumfer fom Or6fbrer for
fine &ierteiager, iant ogiaa be6,
boor iebnt % ianot % uforIigneligt
ffibnt 6t eugelffe 5prog itremmer
ODER bans 2eber, % oct 10 mere 10
obbere alporstale set bar, ban fsrte,
iod fio6er man og tenter: bbilten
en- Set set BOG bil6e babe beret for
bonn, ON ban boo6e beret fortrolig
me6 oct ,6anife 5prog og bert
@run6tbigs 8rageinaf.
Men Der bar ogioa 1,oget on6t,
ieg t Sag fob og TOM / $arter ON,
mems ieg otter, iom ofte fbr, forlp-
iteoe mig be6' 6er1,e bi6unoerIiee
8ragefnaf poa bort 6anife Mo6ers,
rnnal ott bboA Der fro Mril6s &td
opbt bar, bebeget og forlpitet oanite
Meuneiters &ierte, Siel % Mano |
oeres folfeltg taH ollerlptteligite oq
rtgeite Gage. Seq tom til at tenfe
poa, at BET bar paa Gil &orn 6aniff
5oltebeiifole / 8interen 1878-79, al
leg ferit meotes me6 @run6tbigS
8rageinat og ! set belle taget mel
Sale og Gang og Strift pna borl
6arffe Mo6ersmaol inoleoes, at ie{
6erbeb bleb fert ino / ct paagent
perfonlt9t 2ibsforbol6 I'll set 6olfe
lib, fom leg me6 8lo6as bellte'
8aan6 er bunoet til 0g foa fa6 ie{
Sog tqntte paa, bborIe6es @runotpi{
iaa ofte og faa manen6e, banoe Der
fin berlige 8rageinaf og eIIers / fit
3aIe, Gang og !Sfrtft i aiempeiti
Dor bi6net for % ON, M set, ban bill
De ne6 fin nor6iite, fin 6arffe GoIfe
bgiftole, BET bar retop at bielpe Sc,
nor6iife, Ben 6onfte 1tngoon1 / b1a
gent p~erionligt 2tbsforbol6 til Sc
uor6iffe, bet 6ardte JoIfelib.
@oa Tom set @psrgsrnanI op
mig: @aar 6u r1 tn,1fer paa, bbor
bon @run6tbig bente6e, at mar oe,
6anife rng6om TOM til at iamIeS
en- nngoomsifole ION pregeoe Sc,
opm % ftnerft iorn ba1sft, ian }fulo
SET bielpe ben til en- beliignet il1ni
% iat1o aibs,,bbttlit.g, oeiaa / BEN
sat,lib n,eo ole GoIteFoss,es Grel
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
Srpe1S=2nn6 bB6.

Sen 6anife @iitorifer Eroels-2uno
er Manoags afgaaet beo Dg6en i
&ipbenbabn. @ar bar foot 5. @ept.
1910.
6re6erif &roels=211ro er melt be-
t1enot 1om 6orfatter al set monu=
mertole &erf ~Dagligt 2ip / geor=
ben I set 16. Marbun6reoe". Da en-
ny Hogabe al bette &erf uofom for
11ogle Mor ii6en, bar oct fal6t en- Me=
toro, at Sc Ia 1tore 8in6 6er1ne6 bar
trpft $4,000 @fsemplarer. 0enne
Sftloring al 9anmarfs og Morges
t1ore -@i}torie / set Is. Marbun6re6e
.betragtes iom ct eneftaoen6e Melter=
bert / guropas biitoriIfe 2iterotur.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
6pbIelsbag.

Sen 6anffe 6orfatter Socf 8ill=
berrp, Chicago, feire6e / @pnoags fin
40 MarS 6%p6ielsoog / ct bpggeligt
&ennelag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18

In case of moving, the OLD as vel
as the NEW address should be states
and also the name of the paper.
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All letters, notices and subscription
payments should be addressed to
G. Rasmussen Company,
722 So. 18th St., Minneapolis, MINI.
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ALE Breve og Indsendelser til Badet bedes adresseret til
Rasmussen Company, 72s So. Fourth Street, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
QUICKSAhDS SWALLOW
UP 5-MASTED SCHOONER
All That Wa. Visible Of the Carroll
4. DrcripE Disappears on
Diamond Shoals.
rInIin ,rhn 1'iIncs-Dlsnntch.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
NORFOLK. VA. March 1.-THE
last remnant, ON the surface II ;hn
sea OF the fve-rnastcd schooner Car
roll A. DccrinE, OF Bath, Me. which
went aground ana which was awh!-
lowed up In the quick sands o! the
outer Diamond Shoals, has been DIS
rosch Of. This was til" stern OF the
i!i-fatcd vessel. which broke off un-
der the Impulse OF wind ana wave
while the ghip was fast in the sands.
The coast guard cutter Seminole OF
Wilmington " c.. ;owcd this hulk
Of boating wrcc!Sage 10 iiatt+ras
cove and anchored IL Tuesday, ac-
cordinG 10 adSiccs at division head :
quarters OF the coast guard here yes
lcrday.
The carroll \ Dccrins. bound In
ballast from EucnoS Air"Stto lamp
ton Roads. wcut ashore with all sails
set and not a soul on board Nothing
has been heard from captain Worm :
VOL. OF Portland Sic. or her crew OF
eleven All are believed lost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
GUARD JAPS WHO ARE
IN NORFOLK TO TESTIFY
Witnesses To killing of Countrymnn
.apprchcnSivc Lest Harm VIII
Come TO Them.
Especial 70 The Times Dlsnateh.I

Especial TO The Times Disraich.]
NORFOLK. VA. March l7.-Under
close guard arc three japanese sea-
men who havc.arrivcd her. from lion.
oluiu to testify in murder trial
acaiGet sis men. Charged with the
murder of lIgdic Snsaki. member
Of the cr"w OF the Japanese steam
ship iIaiaho Mnru last Christmas
morning. Thy JapS are EtaylnS clos.
10 their room at the Monticello. pro
Teasing that they fear harm VIII coinc
10 them. Chester Doyle, representing
the Immigration bureau. who accom-
panied them 10 Norfolk. IL III charge
1f the trio.
The trs.i Uf the murder case. which
had been PLACED on tie corporation
court docket for April q. Viii he
novcI uo To ono day neat week. ''oin-
munwcaiii,'s Nitorncy o. J.. shack
d. D.fcndam;s are ". u. Seymour.
John g. Moore. W. -. Jones. Ernest
g. Graham, ". w Ennis aud Il. l..
.i1bson. all Of whom are at .ibcrt:
under bond. Thcy are charged with
killing Sasaki during q fight which
took place while Il fake raid" for
liquor was being made upon the ship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
SUES DRY OFFICERS
FOR FALSE ENTRANCE
ID. &. short. ar West Neck Creek,
Alleges DRY" Agents Entered His
lone Without IA Warrant

TSpecIaI 10 The Times DisDntCh.
NORFOLK. VA March lT.--Suit
Was filed IN the United States District
Court here yesterday 10" l.. 6. Short,
IF West Neck Greek. Princess Anne
County, against eight State officers
Of Princess Anne County. The suit
is for $4,000 damages alleged TO have
fcen suffered b" tho plaintiff when
the officers forced an entrance TO his
nome. without warrant, ~ is said,
on November 90 last. in search for
ardent spirits. Nothing was found
and actual damages Of $50 was done.
plaintiff alleges. but he was other
wiSa damaged TO the extent OF $4,000.
Officers named as defendants are
!. J. Ewell y ~ Nicholson. l.. H.
Eos:iy l.. r. E;heri'lge .. 6. Gornto.
l.. II. Dudley. s. W. cason and W. p.
Lane.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
.Juscuh DIvr. ,Int,bc,,.

Aficr an Illness OF two months.
Joseph Diggs Matthews died at his
nome. al Cohbs Creek. Matthews
comfy. Va. in his eighty. eighth
year. Mr.. Matthews was the son OF
John aud Mary Matthews. was born
~ Matthews County February 90,
is"". 2nd married Mrs. Mary Eliza
beth Barreck, daughter or Colonel
John J. Boss. December %. $500. In
1851 n" WAS called to duty with tho
coniehcratcs. serving az scrgcan, ia
Company !. OF tho I'ifty-nf;h VIRGINIA
itcSimcni. Mr.. Matthews received a
slight injury in his foo; during the
EAR which never entirely healed II,
developed Into gangrcnc which
caused his death. He was prisoner
az Point Lookout az the closir. OF
tho war and received an honorable
discharge. The funeral services were
conducted by tn" members or tho
.'novan aud Oriental Lodges OF y.
T.. y. NJ. az the family cemetery
az Warehouse Creek. Mr.. Matthf YES
Is survived BY four children. Minor
r.. Emmett W. and Rober; Harold
OF Matthews County. and Mrs. Nan-
nic Marchant. 81 New York City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
RUSTBURG FORMS BRANCH
OF TOBACCO GROWERS BODY
Pledge to Reduce Acreage One-Third
anu Pool Crop During NrXt
lINe leurA

Special to The Times Dispatch
LiNCHBGItG, VA. March IL
with large att"ndancc OF farmers
from All parts Of the county AZ Rust
nurS Mohui:, - county branch uf tic
virginia Tobacco Growers Associa
tioh was formed. and DR. T. VI.
Evans. Concord. was elected prcsi-
ucn'. ana Beverly DrinharI. also Of
Concord SECRETARY ,r.,.trrr
inc pan also provided for district
ann scho"i organizers. the district
n,rH5ni|crs being: &. X, E,ankcnshiu.
r"i,ihE river. w i. Coats. Eustburg:
~. III. Francis, Seneca. and +. q. Ncsi
outer River
I"ehty-two school organizers were
Hrl'ctcn. Farmers identified with tho
'HS"'ihtion Dicdg" Ia reduce tobacco
acreage th'g year unc-third and TO
bo"t IN" crop tor sale durin sthc next
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
STATE SHRINERS TO FETE
EDITOR MASONIC JOURNAL
Bnbuuet mud deception Win lie Ten
dercd .Iosrph D.. Carson at
trOmt NnNnI
!Sprcal ~ the Times Dispatch.
FKt,Df.IttriSSl.I. =.

I..V'EUII 70 Y ~ TIlilTS- DtSpatCil. I
FREDEHiCKSBJi&G IA March
ia hanuhet and reception viii he
icndSre! by prominent Sar.ner., from
many seq .ons Of toe State. 70 Joseph
IL; carson. associate editor OF the Nir-
ginia hasonic Journal. AT The Alton
Inn. Front Royal. tomorrow evening.
March, Is. The program is IN charc,.
o. W. -; fhi!ii?s. Of Frederick sbnrg.
VINO VIII preside as toastiuaster
other prominent ShrincrS participant
Ing VII be W. g. Cottrcl. uvIcutate.
ana James H. Rice, recorder Of Acca
Temple. Past potcn;ttcs q; letter
Jones. y. Mcti. Burlington. Josep; p.
white. all OF l;iclinond: ,;cors. f..
browning and T.. j.. Lucas. OF Orange:
j.: D"na!u Richards. Of Warrcnton:
inoEi&S W. Hooper. Gf Cuipcpcr. and
J. q. BIcrer. OF Front EnNi.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
T. p. A. PLANS DRIVE TO
BOOST HAMPTON ROADS
Norfolk Post Launches Campaign "a
More Encriiyciy Garry ON
Its Prog tram.

SnrclaI 10 Tho T!m"s. Dlspdlrh.I
NORFOLK. VA. March TIN or
der to more effectively carry on lis
program for Tho boosting Of Hamp
ton Roads. Post Is. Z. y. ~. viii pu,
on a membership campaign Friday
ana Saturday
Tho campaign viii continue until
NDrii 20. hat efforts Viii De made 10
hav" Tho greater part of III. new
membership clrollcd Ivy April .. when
the annual meeting VIII he held
~ tho annual meeting several
speakers Viii he heard. reports on
tho progress 81 the membership cam
paiSn VIII hc received and the gen
cral booster movement viii lac
strengthened for 'hc advancement OF
IN. varied interests OF Snrfoil; and
The nhinninR OF lIamntnM RnAhs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
Dnnylrjr propcrty Sold.

LiNCiiBUEG. VA. March lT.-Th"
old Thurman property located at tho
cast corner Of Ninth and Main
streets. was bought at public cutlery
here Tuesday by Mrs Martha Z.
Wightman. one Of til. heirs to the
estate owning In" property. the hid
being $4,000. or Sa.,5o a front foot:
With the terms one-third cash ana
the balance in six and twelve months
the price is regarded as good Til.
property is under lease at S1.l90 an
nua!ly until 1928. at the expiration OF
which tho purchaser expects TO build
a modern Office building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
BURGLARS GET BUSY IN
TWO FREEZING HOMES
Mrs. EIhrrt Ncwhcrry Is Compelled
TO Hand over 81 Mt Point


FREEZING, VA March lire
ports just received from Blowing
rock. are in effect that the dwelling
house OF Ishan Dut:on was broken
into at night while nc and Mrs. Dut-
ton we're absent. and considerable
damage done TO their household CT
fccts.
on the same night. two parties
entered the house Of Ebert Ncwbcr-y.
OF near that place. and presenting
their pistols compelled Mrs. Newberry
To hand over So TO them. Ncwb"rry
himself being absent. Mrs. Newbcrry
recognized the parties, and steps will
be taken TO bring them TO justice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
PETERSBURG PAYS UNCLE
SAM 100000 INCOME
More Returns Filed This lcnr yban
In io:uIt awnrd> of :;.ua5
HctUrns Filed.

I:ip.II,tI Io ne Tlm"s- Disvutch
burg will have. when all III. ins,..li-
m"nis for 1929 are paid. contributed
about Se0c.OoJ to the sovcrnm.u, i'm
income taA:S for the pas; year ac.
collector. in charge of the ofiic.. ii, |re.
mere were "a great many more ,.-
turns HE'D this ycar than in 1870. thj.
ocihS 50 especially among the wom-
were filed. 80
According to the officials. most Of
those taxed paid only the :irst in
turns were filed about sos 900 w.s
collected daily