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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-20
CENTRAL 'QU|NTET
DEFEATS La JUNTA
Coach Huling's Proteges Take
Long End Of 48 to
16 Score
Special to The chieftain:

Special to The Chieftain:
La Junta, Colo, Feb. 19.-Central
high school continued their string of
victories when they defeated the La
Junta high SCHOOL basket ball five here
last night in a hard fought contest
that was lost by the locals IS to 16.
After the first three minutes OF play
the visitors were not in danger at any
time.
The Orange and Black started the
scoring but We're soon. overtaken by
the Wildcats who maintained the lead
thruout the contest The first half
ended with Central leading 21 to Z.
Brilliant team work marked the play
of the visitors. Local basket ball ex-
perts who attended the match state
that they were unable to pick any
stars from the Central team-the en-
tire five men playing n fast game.
During the last of the final period
Coach Huling sent in three substitutes.
Barata, Hughes and Aughenbaugh
being given n try.
Huhbel and Bryan, at forward,
starred for the La Junta team, but
were unable to overcome the lead OBJ
tanned by the visitors.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-20
DENVER'S CITY HALL
FIRE THREATENED

Denver. Feb 19.-Dcnver's city hail
was plunged into darkness and police
and fire department telephone lines
were cut off saturday night. when fire
broke out ia the basement OF the
building. The flames were soon con-
trolled and the loss will not exceed
$4,000.
The fire was discovered in "A room
adjoining police headquarters. In tho
next room was stored thousands OF
dollars worth of Confiscateo liquor.
The liquor storage room, however
was fire proof and there was no loss
there
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-20
BASKETEERS
HOLD VICTORY MEET
Special to Tho Chlef,ain.

Special to The Chieftain.
Fowler Colo, Feb. 1s.-Central high
school second team OF Pueblo was de-
fcatcd by tho Fowler high school sec
ond string basketball five here to-
night 10 to 10. Two other games were
played on the same card. the Rocky
Ford girls team being defeated by
the Fowler girls, 81 TO IL, while the
Fowler high school varsity" defeated
the Sugar City high a. to II.
Treadwell starred in the scoring de-
partment for the visitors. while Ucig-
ert displayed a versatile brand OF cage
work. Weiland. Stubbs and Hall were
outstanding figures in tho winning
teams manner of play.
Next Friday night the Fowler high
school five will meet the Holly high
school team. while the girls squad
Will play either the Holly or Wiley
high schools
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-20

Philadelphia. Feb. 1o.-Plans have
already been made for tho erection of
n four-sidcd stand to scat moro than
10000 persons at the Germantown
Cricket club grounds where the ma
tional lawn tennis singles champion
ships will be staged next September.
In addition there will be seats on the
toggia OF the main club house. Work
OF preparing the grounds for tho
matches will start as soon as weather
permits.
The courts for the tournament will
be laid out on the cricket field in from,
of tho main club house. The turf was
made in 1890 and IL is considered as
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-20
LARGE STANDS ARE ERECTED FOR
CROWDS At TENNIS TOURNEY

fine a piece of grcensward as is 10 he
found anywhere in the country. with
careful grooming. the courts will 10
as good If not better than those at
Forest Hills, where the turf. altho very
fine, is not yet ton years old.
There will he twcnty-four courts
in all. which is sufficient to meet tho
tournament requirements. Tho cham
pionsr1p courts will be five in num-
Der, as nt Forest Hills. with supcrim-
posed alleys. Numbers I. > and ;
courts viii bo used for tho feature
matches daily until cmi-finals and
finals when Numbers and I, with
their fresh turf will be utilized.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-20
ARMED MEN KILL
HOSPITAL PATIENT

Cork, Fob. 1s.-Sevcn armed men
forced an entrance to the hospital at
tachcd to the workhouse here Friday
night and taking an inmate, Michael
Walsh, from his bed to the yard of
tho building. shot him. His body was
found with card reading: Caught
at last. Informcrs beware"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-20
French Distance Runner
to Compete Here

Philadelphia, Feb. l9.-Denys, the
sensational French distance runner
will oppose some OF Americas fastest
college athletes In "A two-miic ruco
added to the University OF Pennsyl-
vaniu relay carnival program at
franklin Field in April. All great
college distance runners will be in
vited TO compete against him.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-20
Tonsorial Prices Cut
In Denver Station

Denver. Feb. 1e.-Thc first break in
tho prico OF hair cuts struck Denver
Saturday. John Koating. manager of
the Denver Union Terminal railway
company announced commencing Mon
day, the harbcrshop in the Denver
Union station would charge 40 cents
for n hair cut. The old price was
80 cents Shampoos and massaEcs will
be cut to the same figure, Kcatng
said.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-20
INDIAN BASKETEERS
To MEET At CITY Y

All members OF tho Pueblo
Indian basket ball quintet are :
requested to report at the =
City "Y" gymnasium this after =
noon at ESQ o'clock. At that :
time an important meeting OF =
tho cN-collcgo athletes will be =
held.
Coach A. II. Prindle requests =
that all members OF the In
dams squad who have partici- :
pate In any part OF a regular
contest be present.
-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-20
MNNY KANSAS MINES CLOSED

IIttsburg. NnH-. Fob. 19.-Norc
than two-thirds of the Kansas deep
mines were idle Saturday reports to
the operators association showed.
Alexander ilowat president of tho
Kansas miners, duulcd that he had re-
qucstcd the miners to refuse to work.
Mr.. Howat Saturday refused to. sign
a receipt for the order tf the court
OF Industrial relations that the strike
of the Mackic mines be called off.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-20
Ethelda Bleibtrey Sets
New Swim Record

sidney. n. s. w. Feb. le.-Ethelda
Blcibtrcy. of New York. made a new
swimming record for women for 100
yards here today covering the distance
In minute 20 seconds. She clipped
four-fifths OF a second from the old
record of 1 minute t-5 seconds made
by herself in Philadelphia in July,
Tq1O
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-20
Sand Bats For the
Immaculate Jerboa

Tho iorboa, n strange little animal
that lives in Africa. looks like tiny
kangaroo and belongs to the same fam
lily as the rat. is called the clcancst an
imal there is. The jorboa digs trench
in the clean sand and rolls over and
over in tho sand, which Is the little
animals method of keeping clean.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-20
Colorado Springs Five
Wins from Steel Team

'rhc Presbyterian church basket ball
tcrn or Colorado Springs defeated the
c. F. & l. "N" team by score OF
l6 to 81 Saturday night in this city.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-20
INrEHN srN ARRESTED

Berlin. Feb. 19.-fgnntius T. Lin
coin. notorious as an international
spy has been arrested i'm Austria, says
"A Vienna dispatch to the TagCblatt.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-20
Alcohol at a Motor Fuel

Alcohol alone is not suitable Tor use
in existing types OF high-spcod internal
combustion engines. such as are used
in motor cars. but mixed with an equal
part OF benzol 1t forms an excellent fuel
for this purpose.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-20
ON, pCATII AND siN NEW
sLI.I.rI SItIN NI.sS CASES

Now York, Feb. 1S.--onc death from
sleeping sickness and six new cases
were reported Saturday making 81
deaths and 20S cases from the disease
here since January l.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-20
IA>pys TO INTEND OPENING.
.+++.++++++%-++++%<+.+$++

shaw NJ. Landis will take part in ex-
ercises to be held at Ebbcts Field in
the early spring when the Brooklyn
team hoists the pcnnant won in 1870
This announcement was made today
at Dodgers headquarters following re-
ceipt OF a message from Judge Lands.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-20
CENTENNIAL HI FIVE WINS LAST
GAME At HOME FROM CANON CITY

misses. Centennial fouls. Canon shoots.
Time out, Yard substituted for Robin
son, Centennial shoots. Gun. fire. Game
over. Score IS TO i3 favor Centennial.
This being the last game Centennial
plays this season on the home floor,
the fans OF Pueblo are looking eagerly
forward to the outcome OF the game
to be played next Friday evening a.
Colorado Springs against the ColOra-
do Springs Terrors.
The iineups for tho main game OF
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-20

Lost articles may be recovered
thru a Chieftain wantad. Phone
1855. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
RAIL RIOT SITUATION IN
GEORGIA REPORTED QUIET
tEy Assoclated Press

ATLANTA. GA. July c-rhc situa-
ton in Fitzgerald. Ga where state
troops were called for : county Of
hcials following am outbreak there
last night. was reported quiet to-
u hit. with about $50 Georgia Ma
iional Guardsmcn on the scene. armed
Win machinc- guns ana automatic
rifles.
Governor HardwicIt formally signed
- proclamation OF martial law today
ana. IN addition to arrival Of the
$iardSmcn. Mayor j. l.. Putnam In
clc"s.d his police force to ton men
and ordered the dishrming OF every
p"rson carrying weapons. unless Of
hccrs ar soldiers, not even civilians
with Licenses being exempted.
Twenty engineers of the Atlanta.
birmingham and Atlantic Railway
w"r. deputizcd today by the sheriff
of Bon III! County at Cordclt. near
Fitzgerald. aud ar" manning their
engines with pistols strapped 10 their
belts. according 10 corGcic dispa tches-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
Mr.. DODSON WARNS
USERS OF CALOMEL
Says Drug Acts Like Dyna-
mite on Liver and You
Lose a Days Work.

There's no reason why a person
should takc sickeninS. salivattns
calomcl when n few cents BUYS a
large bottle OF Dodson's Liver Tone
perfect substitute for calomel
1t is a pleasant, vegetable liquid
which will start your liver JUS. as
surely as calomel. but II doesn', make
you sick aud cunnot sallvate
Children and grow folks can take
Dodsons liver Tone. because IL &
perfectly harmless
Caloincl is a dangerous drug. Il; 10
mercury and attacks your bones.
Take dose of nasty ca!omel today
and YOU will Fee weak. sick and
nausea'cd tomorrow. Don't lose L
days work. Take spoonful OF bod
sous Liver Tone instead and you will
wake up feeling great No more
biliousncss. constipation. sluggish
ness, headache. coated tongue or sour
stomach Your druggist says Il YOU
don't find Dodson's Liver Tone acts
better than horrible calomel your
money is waiting for you.-Adver-
is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF VIRGINIA
HUNGER STRIKER is DEAD
IN M0UNDSViLLE PRISON
IHN ASsociateL prcss- |

MouNDSvILLE W. VA. July s.
Convicted OF robbery and murder and
sentenced to serve life term in the
state penitentiary mere. Tuesday
Gradiscen died in the prison hospit-
al. hunger striker
':radisccn. according To pcnltentiary
officials. refused To ca; June 20. the
date OF his arrival her" and never
swallowed anything afterwards Food
was forcibiy administered. but the
prisoner continued To become weak
cr.
This ~ our FIRST hunger striker
here. said Warden Terrell. and
am sIad they do not come often We
did everything possible for Gradisccn.
but he was determined to either die
or be freed"
Gradisccn was arrested and con
victed in connection with a lumber
camp h"ld-up at MarIintou. W. Va.
last winter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
TEN HURT IN AUTO SPILLS
i'm DANV|LLE ON FOURTH
Father and Child Plunge iicadlong
Through Windshield OF Car
Following Crash.
Special to The Times Dispatch

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
bANNiLl.E. VA. July 5.--Mr and
MIS-. oscar Ncathcrly and their s.
Nehr-old child had narrow escapes
from death Monday In an automobile
wreck near Milton, y. &. Travelling
AT rate of fifteen miles an hour. the
ear struck e stump on tin. side of
the road. smashing the front axle
and pitching all Of tn. occupants out
of the machine.
Nc"thcrly and his chiid went
through the glass windshield When
he cam. to his senses. ne saw his
VII" running. screaming. up the
road. ANA he was then aroused TO
instant action by the sight of his
child. its head through the broken
windshield and in imminent danger
o. It's throat being CUT by the ragged
edge. lie saved the child. which was
i"und 10 have had its Check laid
open by triangular cash. which
MS physician sage. Will be carried
permanently by the child MIR. and
Mrs Ncathcrly both sustained minor
cuts.
Luther Hadcn was severely in
ur"G and six others less badly hurt
when an automobile. in which they
were coming from Union Hin to
1"nviilc, left tn. road after SIX idding
and plunged down a tcn-foo, en-
fankment liadcn is in the General
Hospital with fractured arm.
Tn" other men injured included
Clarence Harvey. Jake B. Mays. Rus
sell. oscar and I.onn!c Hayden. the
names Of the other Two not being
secured. The car IL said to have
been travelling rapidly when the ac-
cidcnt occurred. The car turned a
complct" somcreaut and was shat
tered against a tree.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
TWO DIE WHEN FAMOUS
ANCIENT H0STElRY BURNS
iBy Assuclatcd Press

GOOD GROUND. l.. /. July C.-rrap
ped N their rooms in the Canoe Place
Inn, where John J.. sullivan trained
for his fight with corbctt. Miss Fiogcn
Wilmington. n maid. and Richard
Hcinoman. cashier. were burned TO
death Tuesday when fire destroyed the
hosiery Srhcre were only three
guests and they escaped without in
jury.
Miss Wilmington appeared al Il
window while the fire WAS al It's
height. and the crowd urged her 10
jump, but Apparently she was over
come with smoke.
The inn was built In 1885 When
Charles r Murphy. leader Of Tam
many. acquired summer place here.
many political conferences were held
II the ian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
NAME DIRECTORS FOR
VA. PEANUT EXCHANGE
Nominations Will BE Confirmed at
Meeting of Stockholders to
BE Held Soon.

SUFFOLK. VA. July Nineteen
directors for tho uew peanut ok.
change were nominated ~ district
primaries held yesterday and are is
tollowS:
Virginia -Dinwidd!c aud rrinc,
Icorg"--J u. Wc5b. Jr. pi%putanta.
iro"ncsvill"--J. G. i.lfscy. l:,nporia
Isl" of Wight-Dr. g. j. Bradshaw.
Carrsvill". Nanscmond-j. .. cut
chin. Elwood Souihamp;on-I. n
Hi"ntl"y. lvor: w !. story. Court,
lard william Albert Gwat-
ncy. Sorimg Grove. susscx-A. W
Hoi;. Wakefield.
North Carolina BERTHE y. V. CobJ.
Windsor. Chowan-M Elliott.
M"ec. Gat"s-W j. Rountr.e. Hobbs
vile. l:dgcconbe-.. G. Braswcil.
Ha;tlchoro. Halifax ana NASH. II.
Alexander lr. Scosland Neck: %. *.
Taylor, Whitnkers HEREFORD J.
Nann. cor'". Martin-Dr John D.
bigIs. Williamson. Northampton
J. u. Stephenson. severn pcrquimans
Or. J. y. Ward, E"ividcrc Wash
.ngton-T J. Swain. Mack"ys Ferry.
These directors. nominated in tn.
district piimurics. will be confirmed!
at Il meeting Of in" stociho!,lcry to
y" h"ld at AN early dat" SIX Of these
nominees for directors in the new
exchange have been directors Of the
old exchange from its organizations
In addition Ia these nineteen dlrcc-
tors, there Will be one director each
for virginia and North Carolina. TO
be nominated hy the deans Of the
agricultural colleges of these respcc.
tive states.
There wili be a Joint meeting of
the board OF directors 81 the presen,
cNchanEe and Tho new exchange July
- ana IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
MAKE FULW|LER FEDERAL
pay DIRECTOR FOR STATE
plated Adjustment of All
Regional Directors.
LSpecial 10 The Tlmes. Dispntch.l

loDccial 10 the lI'ncS- Dispatch.
w $ 81 sc ron. July 6.-Thc
bureau OF Internal Revenue today
announced the transfer of Robert 4
P'ulwiier. OF Staunton. Va. from the
position OF supervisor. Federal
fiEent for the Southern Department
for tho Enforcement Of Prohibition
70 Federal director Tor tho State Of
Virginia. Thc transfer ii effective
~ once. The Virginia headquarters
Eof tho new state director will he at
ltichmond.
1 The transfer is in accordance with
pho reorganization program Of the
prohibition service. which contcrn-
plates the adjustment OF all region
q directors and the appointment in
fstcad Of II prohibition director for
ach state
4 heretofore. the Southern Depart
ement. oc which Mr. Fu!wier Was nut
I'm charge several weeks ago, has In
S'!udcd Virginia, North Carolina.
South Carolina. Tennessee and Ken
Btncky. Each OF these state Will now
Ebcr given a separate dir .ctor. which
Evil insure. in tn. mind OF revenue
sburchu chiefs here. more direct re-
gsponeibllity and a concentration OF
authority in the enforce mcnt OF ma =
! tionhl prohibition in the several
Estates,
MIR. Fu!wilcr euccccdcd y ~
aHramc, ~ Richmond. who recently
Srcsignch as chief Of tho southern
Department
II is not understood that the trans
Her from supervising agent to state
director will mean any change in
ESalary. at least for the present. in
he case OF MIR. Fulwiicr. but tho
transfer necessarily carries with il
a curtailncnt OF patronage. The
Virginia director will have field jobs
TO offer in only one state. instead o,
Hive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
HEALTH CONDITIONS IN
PETERSBURG ARE GOOD

PETERSBURG. July G--lIcnlth
conditions in this city during the
month OF June were exceedingly good.
according I" iignrcs OF the local
health department. Not q case 81
typhoid fever was reported, AMI
health officials consider This a re-
markablc record for period when
typhoid is generally prevalent.
several cases of typhoid We're re-
ported here in May. al caused in ono
family by drinking from polluted
well. but th.8" cases have since been
reported as recovered. The FIRST,
death from typhoid fever here in
nearly two years occurred during
May
During the past week sixteen
deaths were recorded. and three being
among the white population and ,hir-
teen among the colorcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
STEMMER RESUMES. GIVING
WORK TO 700 PERSONS
tSpccinltnThe Times-plSpa,ch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
rETERSErKG, July S.--'rhc Scid.n-
berg st"minery. which has been closed
for the past several months due 10
tobacco niarnct conditions opened
YESTERDAY Moro than 200 az tho
niantH employees. mostly negroes.
were put Rack 20 work Fu!! time
VIII he maintained by the plant for
an indefinite period. IL is said by Of
ncials Of tho company, because The
company has enough work
Within the next thirty DAYS the
plant or the Petersburg Flour Mills
Company. new plant. viii bcGin
operations. Machinery Is now being
installed and production VIII IL
started with the completion OF this
work The mill will have daily Ca
pacJty Of abou, twenty-five barrels Of
i!ohr most of which viii be ground
for the farmers OF the nearby coun-
tics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
POLICE BELIEVE BEACH
THIEVES WERE YOUTHS
1 specinl ,n Thc rlmcs.nlsnu1ch

Special 20 The Times Dispatch.
PETERSBURG. July G.-That the
thieves who made Il big haul upon
Wilcox Beach, new municipal hath
ing resort here, Saturday. when soy
cral score bathcrs had parts Of their
wearing apparel stolen while in :hc
water, is the work Of small boys
rs the belief of the police. Three
small boys. the oldest II Gears Of
age, were ordered whipped in Police
court today on the charge Of stealing
Il gold watch from a bathcr at the
beach. Another. charged with the
theft %: bathing suit At tho place
viii be arraigncd in Police Court to-
morrow.
The police are confident of round
Ing up these juvenile thieves VINO
caused the bathcrs much trouble By
their work Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
ASKS COMPLETE PROBE
OF PARCELS POST SERVICE
tEy United Ncws.l

WASHINGTON. July G.-W.il Hays
fears tho Parcel Post is losing money.
Former r-Gcncrai Bur!c :
son declared the Parcel Post made a
prof, Of sl0.000.00G last year. But
that doesn't convince Hays He VIII
ask the joint Postal commission az
Congress to begin AN immediate in
vcstigation OF tho Parcel Post. 20
determine its exact financial status.
You see Hays explained today.
We cant really tel! whether it's -
profit or Il loss, because the same Kind
OF stamp is used FOR Parcel Pos: as
for letter mail. Ahr besides We car
ry 2,00o.00o,oO0 packages a ycar-,he
largest express. business in tho
world
RE also viii ask the COMPRESSION Al
committee To investigate III. whole
accounting system OF tho Posloliic.
Department. which. according. to
Hays has an annual turnover of So,
100000 a year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
ELECT NEW INDUSTRIAL
CONGRESS IN DANV|LLE
Count Of Votes AT SchoolviiIc Mills
Not Complcic-RcSults
Known Today.

Special to The Times - Dispatch
bANNILIE. VA. July 6.--'rhe cleo
ton OF half the industrial Congress
AZ Scheduled took place quietly today
While many OF the operative candi-
dates knew that they had been sue
c"Ssfui tonight the complete returns
were not given out these to he posted
in the mills tomorrow.
ON" or two of the larger depart
mcnts We're still in doubt until tho
final chcck-up i made. According 10
one of the mill officials the women
candidates held their own against
tn" m"n. although what proportion Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
DRIVER SPEEDS ON AFTER
AUTOMOBILE HITS BUGGY
ISpecI 10 The rime.. Nlsnatch-

TSp"ciaI 10 The Times. Dispatch.
l-fECIfBtRG. VA. July G.-Mr. =.
j. Eabcock and Miss Laura Traylor.
residents Of this city. were severely
injured Monday when "a buggy I'm
which they were riding on the salem
turnpike was run into and over
turned by an automobile
Inc chauffeur Of the car sped on
10 escape identity. Offering the two
ladies n" assistance. They were car
ried into nearby home. where they
are being cared for until they can
so home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
lNOICT DAhViLLE BLACK
WHO SET FATAL TRAPGUN
| spec.al 10 rhc TLmes.nlsnu1ch

Sp"c!"I 70 Tho Times DISPATCH
bANNliI.E, VA. July Erwin b.
Pierce. negro storchocpcr. held IN the
i.ynchburg Jail. was indicted late this
afternoon for hrst-dcgrce murder. he
.ug charged with "coutriying and
setting. with ma lice aforcthought. a
trap-eun." which went OFF IN h.s store
ana killed John l.. Jones. a police
man. when ;hc latter Was testing
doors on his rounds.
commemorative At,orn"y J. w
Carter will oppose motion for con-
tnuancc TOMORROW when 1t comes up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
Dan Cupid Shows Squirt
in Activities in Danville

DANNll.LE. VA. July 6.-The
report of trade depression ana
business stagnation, causing
falling off in the number Of Jun"
brides in many parts Of the coun-
try. does not apply here.
The local record shows that last
month siNty-SiX wedding c"rtiT-
icatcs were issued 10y the clerk .;
the court. while in juno. 1920. the
number was ;hirty-cight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
YOUTH TlCKLES MULE:
Is MINUS SEVERAL TEETH
snecisf 10 Tho rlmns.niynn,nh l

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA, July g.
Donald shelton, n 1-ycar-old youth
OF Indian Head. Md. was kicked il
the face and painfully injured by :,
mul" on the farm OF Randolph sui
Ivan. stafford County. where he was
visiting. The lad touched III. an!ma I
on u bind leg with stick and the
animal kicked. his hoot landing on
the chin Of the hoy. Several teeth
were knocked out and his chin badly
cut He was brought 10 the Mary
Washington Hospital here for treat
mcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
TWO KILLED. FOUR INJURED,
WHEN TRAIN HITS AUTO
lEr Ny.oclatsh pros.-1

ATLANTA, Ga. July 1.-TWO men
were killed and four injured when
the central Of Georgia accommod ation
train. from Atlanta TO JoneSboro. hit
an automobile early Tuesday at Till
mans Crossing. near camp .Icsup.
The dead: T. l.. Harrison. 80. driver
Of the automobile; Richard Emerson.
fireman on the train
The injured were employees of the
f3hroad and were taken 10 the hos
Iital at Fort Meth, rSUu