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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-30

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-30

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-25
BUILD MODEL
 OF COAL MINE

Chicago, June 25.-A model coal mine built under the supervision or government experts and illustrating the very latest form of labor saving features of the National Exposition of Mines and Mining equipment ar ranged for by The American Mining Congress in connection with it's 24th annual convention to be held in Chi ca ago, October IT, 1922.
 ventilating fans keeping the air fresh and free from gas, every form of modern coal mining machinery will be seen operating under actual work ing conditions.
 The visitor will have an opportuni- exploring it's recesses- He may come to an open shaft, enter an elevator, and slowly go down seemingly hun dreds of feet At the bottom he miners lamps f1ickering here and
 there. Further on he can enter into a mine room to observe the cut ting machines at work, watch the 1oaderS pick up the mine coal, place it into dump cars and see an electric locomotive hook up the cars and pull them up to the conveyor which lifts the coal to the mouth of the mine-
 According to Secretary John Burns, the American Mining Congress at its exposition with the help of the Uni ted States government and through the construction of this model mine, hopes to be able to bring about a bet ter understanding on the part of the public of the various cost factors en- tering into the production of coal and operator a chance to study improved methods which will assist him in bringing about a lower price at the mines
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-25

The best seats in a theatre from a visual point of view are those in the first tier of dress circle.
 Precious stones were chased as male and female by the Romans. ac- cording to the darkness or Hghtness of their color.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06
If BACK HURTS
BEGIN ON SALTS
Flush the Kidneys At once when Back.
achy or Bladder bothcn- Meat
forms uric acid

No man or woman who eats meat rere
iArly can make a mistake IS hBahiHR
tho ks1nefs occasionally says we'll
known qathorty Alest forms afie sela
which elogs the kidney pores 50 lley
slufgishiy alter or sfaaB naly paft Il
the waste und paisoas from the blood.
then you RI aiek Nearly ail fheuns
tism, headaches. liver trouble. nervous.
ness. consiipation, dizziness. aieerisasnfss
bladder disorders come ifor-uaeish Aid.
nsyn.
The moment you feel dull ael.s n the
kLnfys ~ your back hurta or a tho
ufIne - cloudy, Offensive. fui 81 se.ii,
ment, irregular 81 passage or attended
W a eensatien oi seailipR. "a nl8ni four
ounces II Jad haits from any reliable
pharmacy and take a Tablespoonful ia
a Flaas of water laf9fs bfealiast fof 4
fsw days aud your Kidneys vii then act
fine This famous aails l. made from
the acid Of grapes and ienlaa Juice. oom-
binsd uith iithia and has besn used ior
generations b nush ciogeed kidneys aud
stimulate them 10 activity. alsa 10 neil.
tfsIize Ghe nclds in urine - Il no longer
causes irritation, thus ending bladder dis-
orders.
Jaf salts 10 Inexpensive AMI can.
not srlursi makes dellghtfni eifer-
seseent lithia water drink which all gex.
ulsr meat eaters should take nov aud
then 70 keep the kidnsys clean and tht
blood pure, thereby ssolding serious AID
pey eefupiieail0ns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06

1e ta iNsa eht0N seal0s g
aIulWaa - uahesa ptassHfe
faa rmHlasieH isiH fati t fae
aa ra eefff ai efssfel thhf ea
hsa ~ sffet X sfNlns sss tlal
$3.50 ie tai t isfss ihst saf
Hs amret tta mu.sh aaeQate
sefNe sf rtssuf ~ thaa q
eipees lhefs esaif he w. naNfsiat
apa iNn oat - tns euhNf
fha fapmlssiop also aastuaa 81
tHO glpe tla appwr tlHa slloa ~
ihe upHa mF rnle asfahNsaas
anfafA siat al snr,ae Naes as
fh. pfefY ei fna 4mtfs
fhe aNaaniaa States aoasfef
ihai b AlH unt hal tha eaa4a. ! &
ssaoa.Hlf fsy nHars ta smus tae
aute strsse "a n9 muI.agf ssa
Fhse tHe ss3ves aheea ih taase
nf sFh eIlaIe 81 ssmife g. hs 81
nanN HHa INSTALLATIONS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06
BOTH SIDES CLAIM
VICTORY IN STRIKE
Packers say Walk out l. =
Failure Union Officials De
clare Al. 900 Men Struck
Monday

theato. IS Al ihe sNsa 8
lbo afsl das 81 ihs ssfikr ss -. aias
noesa sofse unien uft#Fts 81
aaaaes n oe vef1asn in fek
ns boutes ,hrmalsasi sse etutfs
aera ga seiae ehle uk Nn faF
iho packers eusa Dhsato r'ent'
esre chemens eah lsn og efrf
flsats in oteel fnsef sN 7ollna !
Is eefA
TWENTY nlne ihoasand Nfaefs f.
asAin hNVsn tnfe eal #e NH
iasa responded Is lhs Hfse sH
yesterday asonilns So asf,msni
taa s nouna lans secretary s.
,to aaleamsisa Meat rstssfH ana
llitah Wossmsp oi NonN Na,tfi
~anA aiea the slrlae sfe uase
rot assfsk'ak isl per CENT hai hesn
isaet Un - n'anf ast,f'tles lanl
u,spa of representative "a -
rose tp Naitt4s ihoafa eA'et.
ih p nH soaraa.se reRess "a
ssi0ie aaewo afgmtinp lAs Aufs
men More tban lsoae Nefhom ea
nlosed n iHe Me Hfn psetafn n
chhatn et'ae.l cut t4lt a stdnf
io Nf iane slatemrn 8 oAta
me. af tte n.r ffts gste fanfes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06
SIX Kxzx xzz.x n sx 4
y TOPICS or TIKI DAY "A

yN&z xxxx = Sxy x = x
There must bs ~ moie vars ~
She killing be- done hy the auto.
mobiles Toledo Blade
A ten-year naval holiday wif
make the sailor aeil.nigA ppBso eie
Il yoa Ike puns Nashville Tenness
can
I'm 4 siek nan. Dsy Jow many
quarts IS the matter with your
Darlington Ness
Marines nghtlng train robbers
should remember the man sh0 sells
tickets j. protected Flint Journal.
let us beat oar swords into plow.
shares ard osr late allies into China
Hartford Tines
10 olden times men bad hobbies
20 keep them lrfereeed Noa they
aaye automobiles Nashville Rsnner
So~adsyr fellow considers ~
has q sacceesfa' hanfiug re- t. he
gets osek alive lsDffalo Erwess
itnt ( funny that 'te natl r,fbers
never Interfere with your monthly
Bills Asherilie Times
AaYho~. they should lock ~ the
pesce pariey until they are gooi and
sure fhe GDss got 10 Deifoa Sewa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06
ELECTION FIGHTING ~
uENltO IL BANNED

Mexico city. Dec Tho govern
ment took ~ rreeanilsms Sunday %
pfeveai uhtovsfd demusfraiions ins
fidentsl 20 the mnnl1 ipai elections
hsil iu the - sial and tile suburb
Al TIE soldiers of to- garrison were
prelAred Tor instant duty Police re-
serves also were aYaiisl,.e 10 ease u
need
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06
catarrh Cannot Be cnred

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS AS
ihet cannot reach the saai % th. a 4.
@se tatarrh ls loyal dlstase.
greatly Influenced by constitutional
oouaitoas. and iH order "a cure a.
yea must taks an intynai fymr6y
ilails CatarFh Medicine n takon ~
tcrnSils and acts thfa TIE blood oa
tho macoas surfaces 81 iho s. stem
tails cAtarrh Medicine was pfe
cribed hy one 81 the best rkyefriaas
IN this country Tor years Il 4 com.
h'ned Nib soare of the hest bloed
purifiers. The pefiect combinatun -
the ingrcdents ir Halls CaNrrh Med.
che Is what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions <eaG
for tgsilmoniais. free.
? lNhENEiS co. Props Toledo
y sEt.
All Druggists, 76c.
Halls Family pills for constipation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06

Ne~ksrk A reaeFet ,lesuap u
e'ppsAresers kna ettpr fssns Is
xeAine is heN targe1 IA 81 th
shst3f and soise forcn hA4r e
,Vfe1Hr work utanrhl scrsiaa
was Ara n olis~ mH Noaass
b sas ana q 1esea ere shocs is ems
tend aeas - snilts raNlhe fuses
gunrlun fi~m stisN 81 sF kmo
These v~rs sex.fs' Nevkifk lnslnsss
mcr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06

fRNHn wy W. IVY = III
pphlhef.a eoatlnaes n fae Head
y reoffatle diseases 1ne H,os 81
70 children vss ths tfbuie ,sstea
of Oklabera aaflm ectNher
with fan into ton relative 10
,he taase ~ ,h, asease. spclsic
method of fofatat Tor and m
nnrlsaiion aaa.nsi Il IN lhe hands 4
the ms aal pfqlessian. toeclher uith
the knas edge ihf ihe disease Is
largely preseniahle why Is N that
aisisaera fas no been sabtea
ONT
The essoas thai tana oat most
prominent are tIl The delayed use
" anfllosin n mans eases - fn
me IS lmrunizo al close contacts.
ard gsl activity or srriefs Failure
90 use snti.osin ia TINE S. re.an na-
tle for neary an d .ihs from alph
,heris Falnfe % iymauire aI
persons who have Aeea In contact
With he patient having diphthera.
and a3 carriers "a harbor Che
germs IN decayai fsth. thfoats Or
noses b responsibls for lhe on
finufd eroralsnoe ~ Be disease
Delay In using sai toxin j. seaer-
Sly 9ue 70 one ~ tpo eauses Fssf
q q lasvc anmber = fatal cases
physician ;. not called uufl after tho
fhir1 day of the sease Second
fhe docior often saa FOR q labora
tory serlflreilou On 80 diagnosis
when 4 child has aore hroaf he
needa medical atteni ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06

Nsael lnsoelns ans Is Nscef
ts'r rAaHu wefih atef 81 a. ae th S
agsev first essr Sc estate 8 ems Is
liire ~lor Noremfor NH
E'isalfsh NefA aoV of Nen ts
feun e1tco 81 jaiaae Ynfk. Is al
temisHss ia aaee sei aside esns'a
sonsssauees maae aeans hi i'fe ie
Robert NorA on ANA Nrs Nsn
Nnrk Trsr taarhier 81 valiant
thi~ NAtt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06
REDs PLAN TO HOLD
COMMUNIST sEslsIO>

sosoow. Der. s-Arrznrements are
eeEng rszde Tor fhe rirtk sll-Anerican
ncrnzunizf congress. xhich slH b
I'D kere II Febra,ry. lnritations
have been feuf . ne governments o,
-krziEe. the caaszsss retabilcs. Tur.
key Perria. Afghsn1r;sn ard tie ~
Eastern FeDabie 70 sd delegates ~
|fhs r1eet1af.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06

ths pnln. q "a psffsetig hafeiess sal
i,esat l,ufu 20 disssies ~ ssla
athef Hni Noht ku4eff Dat q
salali tuai gal'e fsam aas dfaF fiefr
Anf alltf ae ust aHee. ta4N
lsn ttat fas esef hsi ftas -
laHihsfn ef eaalaa hsstss sfuf hffk
eA t A #At aee
f4Ns taf tssa nlNHka tnt Has
itta featfasr r.Ai ff fo es
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06

TO insure a healthy action 81 ne
bowels and correct gisordefs % The
liver. take Two of chambcrlain's Tab
lets Immediately after supper They
viii not only canse gentle move
menf u the bowels thOnt unp'eag-
ant effecis. bat banah tha' dufi.
sfapid feeling that often aceompon
b. cnnsiInat.on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06
STATE nEws NOTES


Yakea cattle thieves So sa'a g
b. hsss ia tnis sctioa. ~amensaI
.,sseS - stee inx rsis,e have eten -
rcuet ia uvlth,,e canad.sa eoant,
Tvs esAs statA ~ Ansiy fNsn f Il
Nelson and = iio~eo Aase ~
.oaad e. tie livestock sns - oks
homa civ il ~as sasf ghe faie,
hsve Aag besw caasht
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06
FOLEY CAThARTIC TABLETS
hsE sfHsA asssf ~. Asls ltsAtl tHlsf
A\UIIiilN FATALITY ~
FIELD. Dut IOis ~ilOI

,nshne net The nrsl a.4
don't of The present ulal spaeon
Occurred here uhtn Df y A brown
81 iMa oiy Nas afo, ANA plollahW
fatally Wounded ln me heed hs the
accidental diehsfeo q a shotgun "a
she hnas Of e 3 iHauteushni q iife
long fr.ond
other members Of tho party a.
elafod that tho aolden was nn
avoidahle in9nr Brown they SAID.
hnd iHsl come into the oaen from a
small areN ~hcn Bhnkenshlpa sun
eaa discharged the fuli ume ~ tAe
sho striking potter Brown ln the
face
The wounded man Was rushed t1
On Oklahoma cllY hospital
The sense of hearing becomes moose
I.....t. f....a .f4I4...I4.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06
cur THi9 QUIT IS wopTH
MONEY.

Cut On, this sllD eaeloee wlth e
. Pciey 4 Ca tsss Sheffield ave
Chicago. H.. writing your name and
address clearly. Y0u Will receivo II
rssurn a trial package containing
Foiey's Money and Tar Compound.
for coughs colds and cronp. Fo.ef
Kidney pills and Foley cHharti.
Tabiefa
Sold Everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06
cor elp OF BRONCHITIS.

MrT y sufeF ff7 Longhro0k Ave
Stratf0r3 Conn wrlieH Foley
Honey and T1r has gisen me erea'
relief from . sesere attack ~ bgon
e5itis" No medifsne stands highel
throughout the nation as family
remedy for colds. conFbs and crort
than does Foley'a Honey aud Tar Va
opisfes
Fold f.reryN here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06

Rmrioyed g. waitress IN one cafe
- Genera are three former ladies' y
the Rnssisn srisfecrsey. who were
reduced 70 pover1y rs the reroiu (
.Ions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
go ft>y--~~ siDnsys Aso DLkoo<z
scHoLlEstIp ron SALE

FOR sALE-conpists scholarship -
Drzngbcn's Practical Business col
Esxs. 1tizsSsns City. THIS 10 80
bsst tssiress college IN he soats.
vsst The Leader, Gsthris.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06

w4rs stxeFtiseneuts - tie Lad
- uzsi he r. he os1icc ty t~e,ee
ocao1k K c.&Sssfcatiaa = desired
Classified ass are czsA. sxce4, ~Asse
pzrs - have rekaiar Ecco1ass al he
I.s.tsr offc& TIE Leader coueciors
a4ve expsTiencst y nach froua.e
n ioc4ting Ekuy rs-t.es vAo Asvs
HAoAes "a uaass that . r~cessagf
K l1eoke he SAsA-in -Adssnee ava
seu. szceTs vAtre reEa.sr Aecca1.s
1rc A4a1saina4. Ne1.orSata * ~~AAt
K wasted o- soF sale est. LAY
oe ic.s AZ ske isSater Assinoss oftse
aat sans ulli oe converted .nio iar@
ats
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06
Ms taara N t4e,' eeeommsoai

ChsmherlAinhs Tablets
Z hase Frequently used Chamhe
la'n's Tablets daflns ihe pasf ,hfes
years and haxe fonna tQem splend i
FOR headache and blil0ns attacks I
nm nnlY Too nltaeed. d ahe time 10
rneak word in pral.e ~ them
writes SIR laula u 8uw Rorkfnff.
81 "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06

WNtN ne dlFe tlVe offans ~ a0t
~ order ana ifNmentiur masa af
NnfiWeled food closa lhn STONE &
and AnWrla the oaHlt n auto intaN
ieAtien uf aeif poisoning That Oi3
faehmHed ehN0Ie foisy tsthsfglt
fahlets rlfrs nuck rel|of sud i0ai
NOT ape of siCkoa Take une iH
nlNhg
Sold fFHfsnhrfr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06
DafRY1ASs oFpogTrvTY-ies

goR ExCHASCE-car - nrss Dsy.
ze-t a rsztfence In g1-ol lo<zflca
A = Arnstr0zr ard 70 PAors
-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06

sOz EALE-stsve wood. siso sonss
good rrzirie Asy. esn Kxsi- c
A s<siezzsr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-06

EEgT FARN--kzd ss,i sg4snezf
ss.i ara tske city hosse pzrt pay
usrs see E0T ErsslEr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
GREEKS AND TURKS
GET ALLIED TERMS
Supreme Council Presents Pro.
posals Looking to Peace
in Near East.
TURKS MUST GIVE PROOF
OFT o m a n Delegates Protest
Against Greece Keeping Mill
tary Garrison in Smyrna.
[By Associated Press. I

tBS associated Press,
LONDON. March 1.-THE allied
supreme council this afternoon hand
cd the Greek and Turkish delegations
IN London the proposals II has for
mulated as a basis OF settlement with
a view to the establishment OF peace
in the Near East an outline OF which
has already been published
The Turks were told the allies were
prepared to facilitate the admission
OF Turkey into the league Of nations
on condition that they be given proof
Of the readiness or The Turks To ex-
ecute the peace treaty a. modified.
The Turks were asked 10 recognize
tho right of the Turkish Armenian.
TO a. national home on the eastern
frontier OF Turkey in Asia. and to
aErse TO accept the decision OF the
commission appointed by the league
OF nations to the question of territory
TO be transferred to Armenia for this
purpose.
The Turks protested against the
maintenance OF Greek garrison In
Smyrna, and recalled that they had
accepted the proposed commission for
Eastern Th-ace. The Turkish dele
gates cast OF Greece the responsible
lily for delaying peace. II is under
stood they Will lay the allied pro-
posais before the sublime porte In
ConstantinopIe and the Nationalist
Assembly In Angora. Premier Lloyd
George said the new proposals mus,
ne examined as n whole, without ref
erehce to previous proposals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
TWO MURDERED. IN
PATRICK COUNTY
Adolphus Rea Is in Jail, Charged
With Killing B. H.
Peatross.
AGED MAN ANOTHER VICTIM
Taylor Stigell Escapes After
Alleged Staying of His
Father-in-Law.
AGED MAN ANOTHER VICTIM
ISpecial to The Times-pi.na,ch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
& DANNlL1.E. VA, March 1.-Two
murders and one attempted murder
have taken place In Patrick County
during the past few days. according
to adyices received this morning from
Stuart, Ina county seat. r. II. Pea
tross Ia alleged to have been shot
and killed by Adolphus Rca on the
public road near Trents store. and is
in jail at the county seat. The two
young men are said to have had a
quarrel the day previous Mt plant
bed. and Rea drew pistol on Pea
tross, who is said to have been drink
ms. Peatross' father interviewed and
pacified the men. but tho next day
they met on the road and the quar-
rel was renewed. with fatal results
There were no eyc-witnesses. and
Rea claims self-defense.
Jasper Brammer. aged so years
WIS killed, 1t Is alleged. by Taylor
Stigall, his stepson. at Goblintown
The young man is said to have struck
the old man on the head with a
weapon. causing his death. The
youth also is said to have confessed
but by the time county officers reach
ed his community he had escaped
and has not been arrested.
Posey willard, OF Peters Creek. was
shot and badly wounded by Tom
Langford, according to reports The
wounded mans condition is reported
rs serious. Full details of this ARRAY
have not been received.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
POLICE HELPLESS.
TO CHECK BANDITS
/ IN EXTENSIVE AREA
Residences Are Looted During
Early Hours of Yestcr-
day Morning.
stage ASSAlLS INTRUDER
WHO DISTURBS 2 WOMEN
Nine Pocketbooks Are Empticd
by Burglar in One East
End Home.
SCREAMS AROUSE NEIGHBORS
All Robbcrics Uncarthcd Through
Efforts OF Times-Dispatch
Reporters.
SCREAMS AROUSE NEIGHBoRs
All Robbcrics Uncarthed Through
Efforts OF Times-Dispatch
Reporters.

Burglars continue widespread
plumber OF Richmond homes. In early
hours of Saturday morning, six bur
slaries took place, all of which were
brought to light last night by re.
porters for The Times Dispatch.
These six arc additional to tho
one which occurred in Fulton, where
a woman was attacked by the men
who broke in and plundcred tho
house also.
The homes entered are:
j. III. Nuchols, I'll Denny Street &
Mrs. II. c. CAN'T. III Nicholson
Street.
Mrs. Carrie stage. 10 Nicholson
Mrs. Carrie schonberger. col Denny
Street. N
Mrs. A B. Wood. 3soS Lester Street,
II. G. Parker. los Louisiana Street.
About o'clock yesterday morning
!. Fl. Nuchols came dowrataira to
lind the rear door OF his home open
and clothes scattered nil over tho
lower floor. Several pocketbooks had
been rifled. Trousers pockets were
ripped open. Mr.. Nuchols said TINT
he had heard no noise during tho
night. Entry was gained by taking
a pane OF glass out OF a rear window!
The back door was found propped
open with bricks rs was the rear
gate.
Wonnn's Screams Alarm.
In the same block on Nicholson
Street are situated the homes of Mrs.
CAN'T and Mrs. Stagg. About AIS
o'clock the same morning Mrs. Stage
woke up to discover q burglar in
her room. She screamed and woke
her daughter, who added hor cries
to those of her mother. C. C. Stagg..
whose room adjoins those of the two
women, heard the cries and jumped
from his bed. seized n chair and threw
IL ut the burglar, who, just at that
moment. came running past Stages
door to the stairway. One OF the
legs of the chair caught in the door
way and prevented the blow from
taking effect.
The cries OF the women also awak-
ened Mrs. II. c. CAN'T, living in the
next house to the Stages. She came
to front window and called to find
out what was the matter. Not Sre-
ceiving any answer, she went down
stairs and discovered that her own
home had been ransacked and the
rear door wide open. She saw a man
running down an alley in tho rear
of the house. 1t is thought that
there were two men working the two
houses at the same time, as Mrs.
CAN'T reports that the man left her
house just as the burglar who had
been discovered by Mrs. Stage ran
out OF the next house.
At the home of Mrs. Stagg the in
truder managed to get away with
small amount of money. gold ring
and La vcliere. Tho lower floor of
the house was ransacked and clothing
tossed about. a Kodak belonging to
Miss Stagg had been removed from
the parlor and placed on the dining
room table. hut in the hasty flight OF
the plunderer 1t was not taken along.
In both of the houses tho entry,
tinty q n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
SUCCESS CROWNS
OPENING NIGHT OF
AUTOMOBILE SHOW
Motorists Brave Indictment
Weather to Attend Rich
rnond Motor Display.
EARLY INDICATIONS POINT TO
BIGGEST WEEK IN HISTORY
More Than 100 Makes OF Cars
Are Now on Exhi-
bition.
MUSICAL PROGRAM pLEASES
Exhibits From New York and Chi
cag0 Expositions Catch Nis-
itors' Eyes.
EARLY INDICATIONS POINT TO
BIGGEST WEEK IN HISTORY
MUSICAL PROGRAM pLEAsEs
Exhibits From New York and Chi
cago Expeditions Catch Wis
TORS Eyes.

In the garish glow OF myriad white
lights and to the roi!icking. racous
blnre of a hilarious, high-spced jazz
orchestra King Automobile was en-
throned In Richmond last night for n
gala reign OF one week
Motorists and men of the trade
were gathered in big numbers. defy
Ing the elements. and the Sixth An
nual Show of the Richmond Automo-
tive Association opened auspiciously
in the Grays' Armory. Welcoming all
Corners and seemingly omnipresent
throughout the evening were the en-
terprising five. who are directly re-
sponsible for this years big show
J. A. Kline. chairman. he OF the
Kline kar and the beaming counten-
ancc: 3. A. Bienner. the rotund and
jolly one; serious-visaged Kenneth
Chaddick: smiling George b. Stroth-
myer and 3. Bayliss. tho busy one.
Patrons Pleased with Show.
While the unfavorable weather con-
dition initiated to some extent
against the attendance the crowd
compared favorabiy with the at
preceding annual shows. Patrons OF
the show found reason to congratu-
late themselves on being in at the
birth OF the new show.
The exhibits arc more numerous
and varied than any OF the annual
shows OF the last half decade boosted.
The hest and latest are on display
and the men In charge OF the ex-
hibits w.re never at loss for IN au-
diencc from Q o'clock in the evening
until near midnight.
1T looks like a big week next
week" Chairman Blenner. OF the gen
eral committee In charge. said with a
cheerful grin. what we lack In
numbers is more than made up In en-
thusiasm tonight. Everything Is set
for the best season this association
has ever pulled off Considering the
weather. we have every reason TO feel
highly gratifed. We are pleasing EN-
and that's everything. Yes. II looks
like a big week next week"
While the procession of spectators
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