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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
R. c. VANDEGRlFT DIES
AT CHARLOTTESVILLE
Confederate Veteran Expires III HIS
Home al Age Of Eighty
Nine

~ special 10 The Times Dispatch
GHARLOTTESNlLLE w. Jan. 70
r. G. VANDERBILT. Confederate vet
.ran and retired architect, died sun
AM one hour after attaining ms
eI!shty-m!nth birthday: before , suf.
canning a second stroke OF paralyais
49, week, he expressed Il desire 10
bG spared until his birthd,n,T ami nj
SnnmtT. he entered the Confederate
scryicS AS a member of the Monii-
ccilo Guard, which became part OF
~" Nineteenth Virginia Infantry,
p:ckctt's Division, long street$ Corps.
Ar,mv OF Northern Virginia. Aficr the
iaiiie Of Gettysburg he was trans
T"rr,d and promoted TO u serScantcy
=, company q. First Engineers. in
mhlch capacity he served until Inc
p-l,nrrrutlcr at NppomattoH. lie served
III frur years OF the war and was
wo,,ndcd but once. and that was at at
W. second battle Of Manassas. Six
mudr.r survive. two sons and four
daamgh,crs-William r. Nandesritt, OF
Tcyas: Harry IL. Nandcgrifi. 81 New :
,nri News, Va; Mrs. Frank Rcal. OF
o,iisa: Mrs. Charles Fitch. OF Roa-
n"sn and Misses Rosa and Catherine
Wondegrift, OF this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
ARMY AND HEALTH SERVICE
USING NORFOLK TERMINAL
pier Nn. :. aud Warehouse spn'e
i.cn>rd to city for rive rhfS ""
Tnnnuuv and Package liu~I>.
lbs Associated Press. 1

WASlIINGToE. Jan. %. Tn"
creator portion of the government
ternlnal 1T Norfolk Is sun ~ use
bv the army and par; b. th" Pubic
U.aIth Service, Secrctar. Baker re-
rorted today 10 the Senate in re.
srat.s. to . resolution. The city .!
Norfolk. under . contract with Inc
government Tor equal division o.
urontg. leases such Fart as is avail
ab!c FOR commercial purposes, ne
said.
pier No. = and certain warehouse
spare was leased 20 the ci'y OF NOT d,
tnII fer ny. years on tonnage and
parkuge basis. the secretary re-
rort,d. The ground adjoining the
Warehouses WAS leased To the city
FOR ten years FOR the erection OF COY
ton compress. al $500 per year r"nia
for Tia. rroumd, and tonnage basis
for storage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26

Continuing. he said: THE difference
between an unhealthy woman AZ" nv
healthy sister is easily discerh,p'S'
The one is anlcmic, pale, Whitc-iipfe"'
thin checked. with DUH eyes Il uFoop-
ing figure and lack -tust!c mar nc
other is "A JOY to ALI h"hoIders, iuii-
figured checked. with hriSht !
cvcs and skin like satin. Her llps /
are ruddy. her movements sr"cel"''
and she is full OF life and spirits
plant Juice has done more 10 re-
store the health of Richmond women
than any other prepare ton ever
placed on the market. and the thou
sands of beautiful women one sees on
the streets III Eichmond nave out one
agent to thank for their beauty
| health That this contention is
! backed 10y facts. it is only necessary
| 10 listen 10 the statements of local
ladies who have been restored to
health b. this famous preparation
For instance the statement recent
| ~ received from Mrs j. j. Brown. %
| No ~ East Washington street, Pc
| tersburg (,vho formerly lived at ISL:
second Avenue, Highland Park. Rich
! monD, and is popular among large
circle OF friends. says:
Your Plant Juice Is certainly a
wonderful medicine. as II has given
me immediate relief nave been Il
great sufferer from rheumatism for
n number of years; my liver and Kid :
ncys bothered me u good deal ana
had scarcely any appetite. could
not sleep at night ami felt weak and
all run down. | saw so many OF our
home people who had been relieved
by Plant Juice that | decided to try
IL am truly glad l did for it has
completely cured me. ] can eat any
: thing | want; sleep like child and
have no more trouble with my liver
or Kidneys. My friends are all re
marking on my changed appearance
and they think my recovery is per
: fcctIy wonderful--nothing short OF
: miracle. I can't praise Plant Juice
c enough, for il has been God-send Il
$ me"
d Plant Juice Is sold in Richmond Al
Tragie's Drug store: in PETERSBURG by
Morrison, The Drug Man; in chase
# city by The Chase City Drug CO.
- Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
GOOD ROADS DISCUSSED
in TAzEWELL YESTERDAY
Meeting of Citizens of County Held
fer Occasion OF Appeal To
Highway Commission.
LSnccinl to The THINGS Dlspatch.l

ISu..iaI TO Tn. Times Dispatch. ]
TAIEW ELI. VA, Jan. IA large
and representative meeting 81 VII
zen. of the couaty MAS held III ia.
courthouse this afternoon, the Occl-
sEon hsiuE III. discussion ~ the :-p-
heal from tn. state Highway COM
missioner as to the location OF tho
state highway through trc county
from TaZuwcll Courthouse 10 IL"
Russell Comfy line. The hearing
,vus hclJ before the state Highway
Commission. composed OF McsSrS
| w IL Mtssic. Of Eappahnnn"ck
! county: Henry y. Beck. al k;cn-
| 'aond. ~. Harlawi:. ni =. PAW:
James a. Monday. ut Natural Bridge,
! Frank ". Ddvie. of i.awr"i.ceNii.e,
I and STATE Highway Commas. "n"r
Gcor". T.. Coleman, Of lHchin"nd. an
Z Of whom Inspected the proposed
change in tn, Highway from III. rin-
/ castle and Cumberland Cap IuTnpik"
to ~hat is now termed the river
ruut.. folio wing Clinch River from
Tho town Of TazoVcll to Cedar iluii
and from ther. to the Russell County
line.
Large delegations Of citizens Wer.
here from all sections OF tn: county
"A succi-i train having bccn run from
i:iCnlauds TO bring the cnthuSiaSi u
from the river route TO the meeting
Attorneys iaTmaa a. iiarinan an,
barnes Gillespie presented tn" arEi
mcnt Ior the change OF locaH on Il
tn. river route, and Chapman. Peer!
!: Buchanan and II. {. Bowen r.pr"
/ scented the citizens who favor tn
: road following the old Ftncast
Pike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
,lEW CLUT DEVELOPS ON
DANv|LLE TOBACCO MART
hoic Than Million Pounds OF Wcca
ou Hand ut Opening
Yesterday.
b Sneni.N tn The TLmes- pIspa,ch.l

Special 10 The Tlncsp Dispatch
DA$NlLLE. VA. Jan. si-Anoiu"r
more than l,UOp.DrO pounds Of To-
',accO being on hand ~ C'ci"ch'
whom saI"a began, and with the ap,,
1roachcs 20 tho warehouses rhoNcd
Win wagons and trucks The sec
lnI sales did not got round and
,Hus apparent that tho market wouii
- n a confused state for the resi-
II Tie weak.
such. Il situation usually causes 2
depression In prices, hu, today AL
-;ralcs sold at the prices they
brought lns, week. and there SCENE"
tu w. spirited demand Tor ,ho weed
trrsh from the hands OF the planter"
This VIII probably be tn" last
"lIpt" Of the season. II iS aurlbut-
,a0ir 10 a dcslr. on Tho part 81 til"
farmers 10 -cH whI. thcy have on
hand while n,lcca al. At tn" high"S'
prir; thiS s"rsou. The average to-
dss. 1t WAS said. w"s over A@l PET
100 pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
WILL FIGHT PROPOSED
Y. R. & P. FARE BOOST
Residents, or kcniiworih, f"rndai"
Park and Matoaca Up
in Arms.

Especial To The Times pispatehl
PETERSBURG, Jan. .5.-i;oSidents
OF keniiworth, r'-:nduic Park and
Matoaca will fight the proposed fare
increase of tn" Virginia Railway and
Power Company on The trolley ling
between this city and those suburbs.
y io-ccnt rate ~ asked lay the COM
pauy. claiming the line is now orer-
atcd at u loss. ana unless the higher
rate Is obtained TIC lease with The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Calf Nibblss Greenbacks
in farmers Pocket
my Associated i'rc,..I

RALEIGH. y. G., Jan. 20. = \
Person County fnrinrr sold II l"hh
OF tobacco at HnN hOru, Tor which
Nv received $40. lie drpo>itrd SID
OF the mOnc. Ia ~ itOahcro bank.
and cnrri.I thc balance home with
him. While unhitchinS his horse
H. the bnrn!ard, calf was at
,ra,trd bH the Irccnharks pro-
.ruting from "a bmnlS book In his
u,crc"at pocket, and GrnIcd upon
them.
The farmer. discovering the
rult'. error. promptly ku0ckrd the
animal in the mend. AMI recovered
the nioncS. tie exchanged the mu-
uiintcG bills Tor new ones at K"A-
borO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
SENATE COMMITTEE WILL
POSTPONE TRIP TO CUBA
Investigations in Cuban .tnnirs
rru,rs Thai Gen. CruWdcr Mni>inE
satisfactory Progress.
Try Associated Press.

WASIiI NGTON. Ian. 25.-The pro-
posed trip of the Scnatc CUonn isr.;t-
lions committee TO Cuba Ia invest iS-
ATE politicai and economic conditions
probably will be abandoned. senator
johnson. Republican, California. chair
man of t:c committee, indicated to-
day AFTER - conference with Acting
S.crntary. Davis. OF the State Depart
mont.
MIR. Davis told inc ;hat satisfactory
progress was being made ana that
conditions we're workin. ont Well
senator johnson said. adding that
with good results being obtained by
Maju; General Enoch II. cr4wder.
President WILSON'S representative IN
cuba. an Investigation BY senate com :
nittce apparcntly would be unneccs-
earN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
ARREST PRETTY NORFOLK
IYPlSI ON ROBBERY CHARGE
I ,Lru into Cu.trdy In .chnn. -. Va.
Disappeared Prior Z" christ
nns Holidays.

-Ne'lH. % ~ ..'''--- = - -
<Di;:OLk, IA. Jan. 10 Miss .An-
~. NJ. GIBBS. pretty l'-y"tr-oll STE
,.rrapncr. wanted her" uu a charge
If Stealing 1880 from II. -, Hunter
v Co. TO- specialists .. whom she
\yus Employed, IL under arrest at
tchan. " Va. according 20 = i"l"-
cram received here TINS afternoon.
Mtss Gibbs. = is alleged, H. means
raised rrrigh; receipts. obtained
h.;V..n s1CUGg and $4,000 during
tho last twenty months
she disappeared shortlE h'lPFt
Christmas. v.ten "a" NJ Ilr'H ~ ~
go di.r,vrrcd. together with her
mother and "a man CHE waS engaged
80. rn.r-v SIN. is defendant In 4
cIvjI suli for $1,000 nl.d by the com
panv after the criminal charge was
.jmadc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
A Stubborn Cough
LooScr1S Right Up
This homo made rrnrd- N 4 Won
der for unirs rr-Lit-. Easily
and chrai'!y i,iadr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Here is homemade syrup which
millions OF people have found 10 bc
the most dependable mems " break.
ing up stubborn coughs. IL Is cheap
and simple, but very prompt IN ac-
ton. Under It's healing. soothing III
flucncc, chest sorcncss goes, phicgm
looscns, breathing EecurScs easier,
tickling in throat stops and YOU Get
"A good nights rc>tiul -leca. The
usual throat and chcs, colds are con-
,uIcrcd by it in II hours or less.
Nothing better for bronchitis. hearsc,,
ness, Group. throat tickle, bronchial
asthma or winter coughs
TO make this splendid cough syrup.
pour 2K. ounces OF piUcX. into \ piut
bottle ana iii the bottle with plain
granulatcd sugar syrup and shake
Thoroughly. Ii Won prefer use c!ar.
fed molasscs. honey. -. corn syrup,
instead OF sugar syrup. Either way,
YOU get full pint--a family supply
OF much better cough syrup than
Won comld buy ready made for three
times the money. Keeps perfectly
and children love its pleasant taste.
PlMex is Il spec.ll ard highly con-
centrated compound OF genuine Nor.
way nine extract. known the world
over for its prompt healing effect
upon the membranes.
druggist for "2i. ounces OF pincN'
with inll directions. and don't accept
ANYTHING else. Guaranteed 10 rive
absolute salts faction or money
promptly refunded. The PncX Co.,
Fl. Wayne. Ind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF VIRGINIA
HARRY ST. GEORGE TUCKER
GREETS DANVllLE FRIENDS
Tells I'm He ~ We'll ri"nsrd III
Prospects Of Success In coming
GuhcrMatOrial Campaign.

ISpcN1HI % TT" IIU'V'~HIN'HN'''I
DANViLLE. VA. Jan. 2j--iiarry
81 George Tucker. candidate for Gov
,rnor in the August primary. was IN
panvllc ON sunday. II was learned
today, shaking hands with old friends
and meeting new ones. He made AS
Headquarters at til" ruscarora CluO,
where he met numerous men or me
city during the course Of the daE.
lie is at present engaged IN per
feeling his organization thrn. h"ut
the state prior to the open oamph.il.
lie apraIred wei! pleased with his
prospects in the primary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
,,n.,.s WIN Entertain.

Mcmbcrs OF DING NcF.. It p
have completed arrangements Tor an
entertainment; for their friends ana
themselves at Eagles Home, kh!r"
and Marshall streets, tomorrow hiS ~
will he Il high-cass Minstrel snow,
with music and dancing. some OF ne =,
best talent in the city, J. was ga a
by Secretary w. i. Sullivan !aSt nls ~ l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
u, ,,,upi. Williams pies.

ITN0'llNI EtOI. w, aNIl. -
~ age, wir. Of J. \ Everett, dIed
TUESDAY morning at her home, lCls
5yi,Imore street. after loni Illness,
sic was member Of College IN,
H,utlst church. ana Is survived ny
~, buebnnd. n son, James II. Ever.
"tt a daughter, Mrs. Russell FIG ana
overall brothers :,nd sisters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
VAUGHAN AGAIN HEADS
P. H. & c. P. ELECTRIC
Board az Directors and All other
Officers Also Are Ee-
Effected.

tSrccial 10 The Times Dis patch.I
PETERSBURG, Jan. ?"--J onn -;
Vaughan, OF this city. was Reelected
president OF the PeterSbhrS. lioPG
well and Ci,: Point Electric i;tlt-
way at a meeting OF the StocNholderS
here yesterday afternoon.
The board OF directors WAS re-
elected, as were III: ether "HiccrS. as
follows: NJ \. Finn, -rresiucn.
Richard Fumes second vice. pres iSent;
:. &. Snc"d. secretary and irta Sure.'
:. w. thinner. general counsel: u. ~
I:aird, general manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Mrs. Martha =. Turner.

NDwH % thc dcAth % MIS- NatIha
T. Turner. W.tt, Va. wit. Of the "a &c
Ioserh l. Tu-acr. was received ?cs :
,.rd:v In this city. She is survived
pv charles s Turner, George W
Turner ana LILLIAN II. Turner. OF TINS
clty. and Thomas l.. Turner OF WIN
gtuu salem. y - Her funeral VIII
,nkn Mac. TO-DAY a, noon in her home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
THREE

int; last night In the Chamber Of
Commerce here. appointed commit
tee of three 10 Investigate the. books
Of til. company with regard to the
alleged loss in the operation of the
line during the past five years. They
will fight against the increase when
the matter is brought before the
Stntc Corporation Commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
NJ. & w. MAY REMOVE
HILL ClTY-RICHMOhO TRAINS
..mu.n, Claims II {. Operating
Nos. and y at ::
tSpcclalto The 'r,mcs-pispateh. ]

ICnorlnl 10 mo TImos- DISNhI0N-I
I,y%CIiI,rRG. VA, Ian. :'.--An
unoi,ic.nl report here in railway CIR
cl.s L. 70 .n.ct that -" Norfolk anu
western manaGeu.nt - c"ntshpi"t-
ing tho removal OF trains ana .
tr,.,..u her. and Richmond.
II is said that for ever dol!ar Ihe
.,..,;r NOW earns the company spchus
sll2. Theg. trains were out "'
ice for u long tine during ti't ""''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
SEEN ON STREETS
Sensational Claims Made By
The Plant Juice Man AT
The Tragic Drug Store.
FAD WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE
Popular Petersburg Lady Only
Took Plant Juice Short
Timc-IIad Mar
YclOuS Results.

What makes a beautiful woman?
was the question propouhded 10 inc
plant Juice Man. "!lealth," was the
lacon;c reply. Health certain!
means all IN ali 20 women--beauiy.
success and iacss-cveryth!as'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Shin snii. WIN r:t,rcnwcm.. Ii"hy.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Ian. -
The butticship New Hampshire sailed
from Hampton Roads today with IN.
Spdy OF the late Swedish minister t.N-
r"ugcu. who died recently Whiic |t'i-
TONED ia washington
Preparatory 10 sailing. tn" warship
fired a salute and struck her Has t"
ha 4rnaSI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Mr.. nctty q. Gurnrr.

Funeral services for Mr.. B"l'H g.
Garner. widow %. the late Benjamin
!: Garner. who died Monday Might a.,
io:9S o'clock. In Williams burg. VIII
b. conducted today In GrccnsNill",
"a. She leaves Oh" son. H. q. Ghrn"r'
three grandchildren. Grace MAY.
Dorothy and Marvin Garner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
WILLIAM P. GILMAN DIES
AT HIS HOME IN HANOVER
q, nc SuvmiII Owner and ono of the
Lending Citizens OF
CpuniS.
rspoclai to The Times Dispatch.

rspoclai to The Times D!spatch;l
,ciu,AND, VA. Jan. 25.-Wiliiam
y Gilman. well-known citizen OF
Hanover County. died suddenly at his
i,I"n,c near Eimont this afternoon
~, Z o'clock lie was the son of
inc late John Dick Gilman, and. be-
s liz his wife, who was Miss Alice
Stanloy, he leaves several children
and three brothcns-HoWard, wei
ford and II. n. Gilman. He was the
nwner of large sawmiil and was
one of the most prominent and wide
10 known citizens CT the county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26

Auant,c Coast Line Railway for the
track will be abandoned
I'll" plan OF the traction company
&. to Charge an extra 5-cent fare he
yond the city limits only ~ certain
hours OF the day The present rate
remaining In force during the morn
.ui; ana evening rush hours
Citizens OF tho three suburbs meet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
- conrclrr,tc Veteran Dies.

Aged Confederate Veteran Dies.
lIYNCuBURG. VA. Jan. 70. } uNes
P Adkins, aged 81. Con,ei2ri;a
veteran, WIZ vas '%iGa won"tad
during the CjYil War. died Monday
aftcrnoon nj MS hoiua rch- Hpiconto
Rock, Bedford coua,y. lis IL sur
yiycd by tl,r foiiowUg son1 ana
daughters: Mrs. Richard /. Burk-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Claiborne to ma,rc.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
WASHINGTON. Ian. 25.-crnsui
Hamilton e. Claiborne. Of Virginia
who has been assigned 10 i.nndons
has been transferred to iitgre,
France III. State Department an-
uouuccd today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
10 ncorgnni.c sunday school Body.

IYNCIBCRG, VA. Jan. .5.--The
state sunday school Association mas
representatives here arranging for q
meeting TO be held the afternoon Of
February Il for the REORGANIZATION OF
TN" city sunday School association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
DIR. Miller to speak.

DR.. l.. g. l.. Miller, of the Medicai
College OF Virginia. vii! speak inns
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock on ratell
Medicines" in Room $50. Jefferson
Hotel. mt the regular meeting Of the
Social Service Fcdcration> The gen
craI public Is urged TO attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Deaths

r. Gilman died at his
Hons. Elmont, va. at S:is p. s., Jann-
nry 70: 1921. agedHs years lie ic ,nsss
brothcrs. Funeral from the horne n ~
a:30 r. NJ, January 81. Interrnent III
tho family buryinR Rroupd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
nnn,illr CIty Nmdltnr In.

nANVII.l.E. w. jan -l--.'.I,T0,V
,r,uon' FOR thirty gears city auditor
i.f; this cv,nin-; for i;altmor"' "hIi"
he viii undergo an operation ~
has been in failing health i"F SOM
time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
To Mr.. & Mrs. .Jno. I. Public
Iron, the
Hon. B. B. Bureau
An Open Letter
DEAR MRS. JOHN:

DEAR MRS. JOHN:
Do you believe the advertisements
you read?
Do YOU believe ALL Of all of them?
Part of SOME of them? Or none Of
ANY of them?
want YOU to write me letter or 4
card and answer these two questions.
| will agree to hold your name strictly
in confidence and no one shall know
through me that you have written.
First-Do you read advertisements
in the daily papers?
Second-Whose advertisements do
YOU believe most literally, and why?
am sure you will answer these ques-
lions Qor yourself at least), and so
YOU will realize that some advertising
is more believahle than other adver-
Using.
Today, Mrs. John, you are at liberty
to answer ANY advertisement, believ
ing it to mean exactly what it says. II
any store misrepresents, and lind 1t
out, am here to call them to account.
Isn't it q satisfaction to you, Mrs,
John, to know that you have friend
within reach? Call on me, at 2lS North
Second Street, or phone Madison 81.
And don't forget to answer my two
questions. Why not do it NOW?
Yours for truthful ADVERTISING,
The Better Business Bureau
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26

holder. Misses Maudc and T.orn
Adams bedford county: and Manor
ANA Leonard ADAMS, oi Campbell!
County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
II n r. 10 Elect Omccrs.

u. ID. G. to Elect Officers.
1'hc annual election OF officers of
Richmond Chapter, United Daught"rs
of tho Confcderacy will be held In the
Confederate Museum Friday morning
at - o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
FIJI. lee House From Frozen Pond:

REDF:RICKSBURG. W., Jan; %
Treasurer w. d. Reamy. OF stat
ford County. filed his lee house dur
inc the recent cold snap; Win zee
n vcrortnc four and ons-half inches
thick. His pond was in shaded
sDOt
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-09
against the Reddies.

against the Reddies.
 Finding all opponents in Arkansas easy for his men, Coach Woody may enter the team or part of it, in the Missouri Valley Conference contests. That meet would bring the Bulldogs in competition with the best athletes in the middle west.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-09
DOGS EASILY WIN
 STATE FIELD MEET

Meeting Henderson Brown of, Arka- delphia in the state track and field contests at Hope Saturday, the Her- drix Bulldogs duplicated the one sid ed score rolled up against the Uni versity of Arkansas and came out winner, 94 to 36. Hendrix scored only two points less in this meet than against the Razorbacks.
 Capt. John Thompson led the scor- ing and took individual honors, with three first places and two seconds for 21 points. George Perceful of Hendrix came second with 16 1-2 points. Perceful also lowered the state record for the 220-yard hurdles, covering the distance in P seconds flat. Mason, also of Hendrix, tied the state record for the 440-yard dash, his time being B seconds flat. New ton, who won individual honors in the Arkansas meet, had an off day
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-09
INDIANA CO-EDS TAKE
 UP BASEBALL SPORT
(By the Associated Press)

Bloomington, Ind, May 7.-Indiana University co-eds have taken up base ball and are making serious effort to organize class teams.
 Helen Coblentz and Marjorie Hull coaches, have announced regulation rules will be followed with a possible revision of that pertaining to steal ing home. Just what the objection is has not been explained; neither has a likely change in the playing code been advanced.
 Just how far the girls intend to go with their baseball proclivities has not been announced. Nevertheless, they have acquired liking for the national pastime and play the game seriously and strenuously. Students, faculty and Bloomington residents have be- come interested in the girls playing and big crowd daily attends the practices.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-09
NORMAL HAS DEF
 FOR ALL COLLEGES

After the Little Rock College series today and tomorrow, State Normal will be ready to meet all corners for state honors in the collegiate division. By taking only one game of the cal lege series, the State Normal will an- nex the baseball title in the Arkan- sas Intercollegiate Conference, hav- ing defeated all corners and having won two games from Little Rock.
 In the event the Teachers win the odd game from the college, Coach Estes is anxious to pit his team, champions of the conference, against any challenger of collegiate standing for all state honors. Unless more games are scheduled, the college ser ies will end the Normal diamond year, and the all state contests would fit in we'll with athletics at that school