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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
CaIone| Good
but Treacherous
Next Dose may Salivate, Shock
Liver or Attack Bones
.-.->>>-.-->>--..-.-----..

You know wha; Calomcl is. It's
mercury: quick silver. Calo,ucl is
dangerous. 1t crashes into sour bile
like dynamite. crampinE and sickcn
ing you. calomcl attacks the bones
and should never hc put into sour
system.
If YOU feel bilious. hcadachy. CON
stipated and ali Knocked out. Just 20
I" your druggist and 70; a hottie O!
DodsOn's Liver Tone for n few cents.
which is harmless vegetable sub
Stitutc for dangerous calomcl. Take
a spoonful and II il doesn't start Your
liver and straigh,cn YOU up better
anu quicker than nasty calomcl and
without making YOU Sick. YOU Just
20 back ana get your money.
Don't take calomcl, !, makes YOU
sick the next day; it loses YOU a
days work. podson's Liver Tone
straiGhtcns You right up and you feel
great. No salts necessary. Give /,
t" the children. because it is per
fcctly harmless and cannot salivatc.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are a Harmless Substitute.

Or. Edwards olive Tahicts--thc
substitute for calomcl-arc Il mild but
sure laxative. ana thoir cncc; on TIE
liver is almost Instantaneous. These
little oiivc-colorcd tablets are the re-
suit OF Dr. Edwards determination
not to treat liver and bowel com
plants with calomcl.
The pleasant little tablets 10 the
good that calomcl does. but have no
had after effects. They cont injurc
the teeth like strong liquids or Gallo
mel They take hold of the trouble
and quickly correct it,. Why cure the
liver n the expense Of the teeth?
r"lomel sometimes plays havoc with
the gums. SO do strong liquids. 1t
is best not Ia lake calomcl Let Dr.
Edwards Olive Tablets take it's mace.
headaches. dizziness" and that lazy
feeling come from constipation and a
disordercd liver Take Dr.. Edwards
Olive Tablets when YOU feel "loEy"
and heavy" They clear" clou,led
brain and ''perk UP" the spirits. I5c
and 3gc.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
ATTRIBUTE MANS DEATH
TO POISONED WHISKY
Richard Smith, of Amherst,
Dies Suddenly After Par
taking of Connection.

l'p"c'"l TO The Times DisD,,ch
AMHERST, VA. oct. lO.-I,fchard
smith. aged about 40 years. di.d .ud
denly Saturday night abou, . o.c,ocr
1t ms ho:a" here. Ills death. it is
sAid was duo t. drinking poisoned,
WHISKY. AS :. result. Eonni. G.r,~v
c"!ofcd boy. was nrr.St~i nm =,
"ar'ah, sworn out by til. town ou-
'hoFities, charging him with vio)ot-
'IE '"' pr"hih!tion law. Later. an
"'h"f Warrant WAS issued against,
'''niry charming him with mt,rro,
IL WAS refused. ana h. is in in!I.
Saturday nish, Il corouar.s inrv
composed o! J. w Beard +. NJ
Heard. John =. H.ard. - Y. Hanger
ana w l. Br"dic, held an inquest
over the body %; thc dead man. which
waS later moved To tn" undertaking
establishment Of l.. =. rarr. where a
post norton examination and au-
ippsy was held by In. Ware aGd
Sand.dg".
The c"ronor's jury adjourned on
Saturday night until sunday morn
iug at the office OF Justice W. ".
Gilbert. Several witnesses were
sworn. among them being Mrs. Rich
ard Smith.
Mrs. smith testified that her hu>-
band, who was 81 blacksmith. came
home from work about 6 o'clock. ans
after doing some chores about the
house. the family had supper. She
said he brought homo with him Il
pint OF whisky and suggested that
';hcS> all have some; that she and the
children took very little. but that MIR
Smith drank teacup full. very soon
after which lie retire. saying that he
wished TO get MP carly Sunday morn
ing To 30 after chcstnuts.
Very soon afterwards. when Mrs
Smith went 10 bed. Mr., Smith was
breathing with difficulty. and, before
a:d could bc summoned. was dead
His son Clarence. testified practicaiy
TO the same effect.
Otuer witnesses. who testified, wcr-
l.. -. Stinneu l.. T.. Powell and
Bonny Gentry, the accused.
The coroncr's jury adjourned about
? o'clock Sunday afternoon until
saturday, October %, when. II is
hoped a chemical analysis o! the
whisky will have been completed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11

Of equal strength between white
Democrats and Republicans. which
would bc simply that the black vote
would hold the balance OF power. IL.
said that there was a qualified negro
vote in Virginia today. approaching
5000. and that Colonel Anderson
advocated abolishing the poll tax ann
letting down the bars to promiscuous
balloting
Colonel Anderson, am told. is
greatly exercised over the questions
OF chiidrcns' welfare and Of mothers
relief" said the speaker. ".AnI v.,
near that he is no, even :. marie,
man" ~
rms sally provoked great laughter.
After reviewing, almost in dc,ai,
an OF the larger departments Of
state, the speaker concluded with n
glowing and beautiful tribute Ia the
flag
The meeting AT Chesterfield was =
great gathering and the address Of
senator TTinE!c was Il memorable
Grafton. Judge Southall thanked and
congratulated the speaker upon the
conclusion OF his remarks. and for
httcen minutes. while the bant.
played popular southern airs. the hun
drcGs present pressed forward TO take
tho hand Of the speaker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11

waters of Hampton Roads or the
Chesapeake Bay
Easing his findings upon the ,csti-
inony Of the physician. Coroner VIII
liainS gave certificate Of death
from stab wounds under the left
arm"
sheriff Curtis was fold tina, "a fish,
rrnian found the body Of Iiironomi
lodged In his nets and took the re-
mains To the shorc. whore tho inves-
;irhti0n was cpndurt"d by Coroner
Williams.
Tho officers arc trying to solv. the
riddle OF how tn" body Of Hironomi
got To Cape Charles when IL Is sup
posed 10 have L""n thrown into tho
water near Hampton Creek The
opinion il NOW fcit that IN" bodies
OF Azuma and Eironomi wcr" carried
out 10 tho main channel aud duup.h
Into the water, as Azuina was found
floating near Thimblc Light House.
while the s.rdy OF George Andrews
was found off In" black beacon buoy.
near the mouth "t Hampton creek.
The officers arc working on tho
theory that probably hzuina and Iii
rOnomi wcr" frs, killed ami later
Andrews was shot and thrown over
hoard from tho launch.
Hyrisikara Fosularal;as. the only
surviving member OF tn" boat crew
is still held az material witness.
but strictly holds to his story that
George Andrews and Azuma went
overheard while lighting. and that
ITironomi lcapcd overheard after
them. He declared that Iirononi
was not in the fight, but Will now
be- asked TO explain just how the
man was stabbed under tho arm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
SUPPOSED INFORMANT
IS SHOT TO DEATH
Woman Murdered md Husband
Wounded by Alleged Llpu0r-Nfnkcr
Ira Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Oct 10
Thinking they had "squealca" on him
N his alleged liquor activity
samuel Riddick. dance hall operator
~ COS Forty third street. yesterday
morning shot ana KILLED Mary Sim
mons ana wounded her husband, Alto
simmons. as they lay in bed in their
home In Jefferson park. police charS-
.d Today.
itldd!ck was arrested not long after
Ia" shooting at the boat harhor by
Captain Tom Vail. Chauffeur Johnny
West. and Buddy" Woodward. -.
and .. special officer. He was lodged
'n Jail pending action by Warwick:
County authorities.
y, the inquest held last night at
the Simmons home, under the dircc-
tiDn OF pr. II. W. curtis. Warw icH
County coroner. the jury decided
Vldd!cK was Responsible fov tho XIII
ln-
Some time ago Detectives Peach
aud Whitmcr coniiscatcd u still not
FAR from the city. The stiil. polio"
say, belonged To Riddick E!ddick
was under the IMPRESSION that the
simmons people had "squcnlcd" ON
him. That was not the case. Detcc-
Owe Peach stated today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
nun ON independent rln.r.rm.

HopEWETI. VA, oct lU.--H. Z
Laync. candidate FOR the office OF City
Sergeant in the Democratic primary.
is reported To hav" fled the ncc.s-
sary papers today To become an in
dependent candidate in the general
election for that Office. lie is tho
third defeated candidate OF tho Hope
we'll Democratic primary to have
hlcd as Independent candidate In -,
general election on November $. The
other two candidates are pr Helen
Love BosSicuN and ". G. Archer, who
are running for the office of Commits
sioncr Of I;cvcnuc OF llopcwcll. The
alleged Irregularities in tho Demo
cratic primary are given as the cause
Of these candidates again entering
the field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11

people with clean hands and unbowed
head To ask for "a renewal OF con-
hdcncc at the polls in November
Anderson Ashamed or Record.
Senator Trink!e charged tina,
Colonel Henry W. Anderson was
Justly ashamed OF the record OF the
Republican rar,y, both as written in
the halls Of legislation at Washing
ton and in the halle Of the General
Assembly in Virginia
Il honor Colonel Anderson, my
friends" said Senator Triuklc. mot
for a!ign!ng himself with the Re
publican party in Virginia, nut in
being ashamed OF the record OF that
party. He Is not too young to re-
member William Malone. and neither
are some other people in Virginia
thank God
Il know that. as the nominee Of
the Republican party in Virginia.
Colonel Anderson is ashamed OF the
fact that he is "a colleague OF Henry
Cabot Lodge. the author Of tho in
famous Force B!ll. by why Colonel
Anderson should he ashamed OF V:r-
Gln!a. or Of the Constitution of this
state passed by the convention Of
1909 is "a matter which ! must leave
HIM 70 explain
Senator Trinklc ,hcrcupon quoted
from the remarks Of Colonel Andcr-
son when presenting former President
Taft To a Eichmond audience In 1905.
when he praised the 1902 State Con-
st!;uiion as the last step in the
work OF forty years. which has placed
che Institutions OF this State upon 4
sound, basis. has assured the suprc-
macy Of intelligence in our govern
ment. and has opened 10 the people
% all races and all classes an on
rortun!ty to reap and enjoy the re-
wards OF good citizenship"
And the charge by Colonel Andcr-
son in the present campaign regard
INK this same Constitution, in which
he claims that: This Constitution is
founded upon the principle OF rcrrcs-
sion: II encourages fraud; it denies
every principle of popular free gov
crnncnt: IL creates a cumbersome and
expensive government which for
twenty years has stiilcd the political!
and economic life OF the state"
Gives NrSrncs Halnncr of Power.
Senator Tr!rSlc touched on the ne
gro question sufficiently 10 point out
what would be the Inevitable rcSui;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
TRINKLE STIRS BIG
CHESTERFIELD CROWD

continued From First pagcD
his remarks by two Republican ora
tors from Norfolk. Messrs Humble
tho courthouse To Il fair crowd. most
Is Democrats. Tho remarks OF tho
g. o. T.. spelIbindcrs evoked little
enthusiasm.
When Senator Trinklc appeared
and was presented by Philip V. Cog
bill, county clerk. the cheering was
for a time dcafcning. Rarely during
either the primary or regular cam
paign had Senator Trinklc been in
better form. and rarely at any time
was a public speaker followed more
earnestly ana accorded closer at
tention and more frequent applause
that was extended from the great
crowd of voters present.
senator Trinklc opened his remarks
ny cicdging himself anew 10 rn.. bees,
interests Of the Commonwealth Il
am here. my friends" said he. 10
cedcdicatc and rcconSecratct my every
nest endeavor to the service Of the
state and To tho people Of Virginia
am unbound by any prediction
P''s'' anu Slaid untFdlnIltlIcu III
your presence 10 pledge To you the
best that is in me OF service ana ct
work"
>. Defends Rule of Democracy.
The speaker then spoke in defense
Of the past rule OF Democracy in
Virginia and in the South. DEM
ocratic rule in Virginia for tho past
decade is today under a double at
tack, said the party standard bearer.
ono assault comes from what ;s
Epown as the Lilly Black" wing of
the Republican party. the other from
rho "Lily-White" faction. The snco ,,cr
said he was present to defend tho
integrity Of his party and the hon.
or of his state from both assaults
and to proclaim in the hearing or ali
men and Of both parties that tho
record of Democratic rule in Virginia
Is clean record, that tho steward.
ship OF tho Democratic party in tho
state has been n clean stewardship
and that, MS his party had honored
and served well the mother State.
it was bold to stand Sup .se fore J the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
BODY OF SECOND JAP FOUND
HAS BIG WOUND UNDER ARM
Is Identified as One of Men Who Met Death in Launch
Tragedy IN Hampton Roads October 3. and in Con-
ncctlon With Which Greek Bumboatcr Is Held

HAMPTON, VA. Oct. io-Th,t
H'rc'chi iiironomi. one of the .fapan-
csc sailors who mo, death !, ,hc
1'unch tragedy in Hampton Roads.
un nohn'ty evening. October 3. was
,"u''"feh aud his body thrown over
ppat", ~ the opinion of tn. coroner
an" physician in Southampton Conn
W wh"r" the body or the dead Ian
"as found Saturday afternoon. Tho
oIsciosnfcs made by the examination
oi th" body of the Jap in Nurtha,up-
''h county complicatr the tragedy.
's FSoularnkiS. the lone Greek sur
Viv"r Of tho tragedy. has declared
mat Iiir"noni leapcd overheard after
ne hod seen Azuma and George Au-
Hr"ws fall into tho water while cn-
hraced in "a death struggle fight
deputy Sheriff Thomas s. Curtis.
who went TO Cape Charles saturday
night. Immediately upon being no,i-
hch That tho body Of "a dead Jap had
been found there, returned to ,h.
city Suuday ana brought back with
him statements from W. r. D. VII
Hams. coroner Of northampton C"un-
- and Or. Carlisle l.. Nottingham
Il physician Of that county. who had
examined the body Of the lap
br Nottingham found that Hiro-
Eomi had been stabbed Severed: iIn.
der the left arm or as the physician
terms IL, The left axiIla for about
two inches, the wound having ser
vcrcd the axillary vessels. Including
the artery nerve and veins" which
In the opinion Of the physician.
caused the death Of tho Jap. The ply
stefan stated tina, he found no water
on the lungs. thus causing him 10 be
Of the opinion that IIirouoini was
stabbed to death and that his body
was then thrown overheard into tn"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
5 DIE IN HILL CITY WHEN
BRICK WALL COLLAPSEs
Workmcn Were Picking Up
Debris of Raced
Building.
TWO OTHERS SLIGHTLY INJURED
steel Pintc Snnps. Letting Portion
OF Structure Down Without Warn
inR-City To Probe Trngcdy-Coro-
ncr's Inquest To-day.

Special To The Times Dispatch.l
l.YNCIBUitG. VA, oct. l0.--w. \.
Burford. r. NJ. Mooreman. Walter
all white. ana residents of Lynchburg.
5r us suburbs. were crushed this
morning under "a brick wall. which
was being torn down at Firm and
church streets by the city.
The swapping off plate over a fire.
place let tho wall down almos; with
gu, warning. g. c. Motley aud l.. T..
Finch we're slightly injured. ana J.
!. ogden. 7. II. Thompson ana W. J..
anderson jumped h safety ana were
uninjurcd
The wall wac twelve feet high.
with 81 chimney extending up 10
eighteen 'cct. tho luttcr ca,.hin-
Two men under II:
CITY Manager Bcci; IS TO make an
investigation today and Coronc. Now
IN VIII hold an inquest tomorrow.
Dig Iiodies From Debris.
Fircmcn. polio" and civilians w"-c
forcch TO dig for about fifteen min
utes before the las. OF the bodies
was Tcrnuved
Tho structure wa. "a throc-storv
building. Al OF the men killed and
injured wcrc employees OF this city
The men killed were p!c~inE m
debris.
TWO men w"r" working on the wall
when y suddenly collapsed anil
hurled them 10 the ground
IN" building had recently been pr--
chased 10y the city md was hci,,,-
iaZ"d Tor street widening purposes
II s;o9d AT F'ifth ard church Streets
An Investigation hy the city Conn
Ell disclosed N" fact that the work
men were expecting the wal! to fan
out and man was sen; TO support
II from the outside. when. without
warning. i; tell In. catching tho work
men. who were moving brick from
the. floor
Council Views scene.
Ihc city Council met az 10 o'clock
Mss morning. after AN investigation
ana Visit TO the seen" Of tho acct
dent, and tn" members came 10 The
conclusion that the accident way un-
avoidahic, AMI that there had been
no iaXity on the par, OF the woritrncn
prior 10 the accident
Funeral ARRANGEMENTS will not he
completed for the victims until af,ci
the coroncr's inquest
This is the worst rrunicipal noel
dent here since 1883, when a number
OF iircmen lost their livs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11

WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

AMHERST. VA. oct. lO.-One OF the
prett.cst weddings ever witnessed at
Amherst was solcnnizcd Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock. on the lawn
at the home OF the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pnstcr. when
their daughter. Miss Susanna Bertha
Pilster. became the bride Of benjamin
Morris Wales. The officiating min
listers were Dr. II. -. Lewis, rector
"f Ascension Church. and Rev. j. y.
Thomas. OF the Presbyterian Church.
The ring ceremony Of the Episcopal
Church was used
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
ROANOKE TO HAVE NEW
MASONIC TEMPLE
f-Miilion-Dolinr building Will
lie SccOnd Largest In
Niri.iuIu.

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch
ROANOKE, VA, oct. l0.-rlans
have been completed for tho erection
Of 100000 Masonic Temple here,
which Will be the headquarters for
all Scottish Rite Masons and Shrncrs
west OF Richmond. according to an
announcement made this evening by
Horace ". FoN. master kadosh.
Th. cathedral Will bc the second
largest III Virginia and will rank
among those az the South. The con-
struction of the building Will start
within the next month or 50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
Fined for violating Game Inv.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. oct. 10.
--Gane Warden II. VI. Waller. OF
Spotsy!Vania. arrested and had be-
FORE Justice ii. T.. Brown, at Smell,
Spotsy!vania County. on Saturday,
Joseph Fox, charged with violating
the game law by hunting squirrels
He was fined $40 and costs, Sl1.15.
II. Steward was before Justice W. W.
MiCks. At Spotsylvania Courthouse,
on charge OF failil.; - purchase
a license for his dog. Justice Micks
imposed "A fine of 81 and costs. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
WENDELL PILLS
AMBITION BRAND
For Nervous PcODIe

The great nerve ,Onic--thc famous
wendell Pills. Ambition Eranu--that
put vigor. vim and vitality into
nervous. tired out. all-in. Respondent
people In few days in many in
stances.
Any one can buy . hoN for only
GO cents, and Tragic Drug co. is
authorized by the maker To refund
tn: purchase price if any one is dis
satisfied with the first box purchased
thousands praise them for general
debility. nervous disorders, mental
depression and unStrung nerves
caused by oNcrindulgcncc in alcohol
ana tobacco. or by overwork
AS II treatment in affections OF the
nervous system. Wendell Pills, Am
hition Brand, are recommended as
being generally unsurpassed
Sixty cents mt Tragic Drug Co. and
dealers cvcrywherc-Advc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
Never wants Anything Else.

The season Of coughs. colds. Group
and br"nchial troubles is AT hand.
Every mother vii! bc Interested in
this letter from Mrs l.. X. Olson. 1871 :
ONO Ave. superior. MIS-: Il never
want inytnin> else than Folcy'S
Honey ana Tar. used Il for all my
children ana also for my Sraudchild."
Sold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
WAYNESBORO MAN Is
KILLED IN AUTO CRASH
Wesley Gum Meets Death When
Sercn-rns~cnger Touring Car
OScrturnS.
Especial, to The Timcs-DIspa,ch. I

Especial to The Times Dispatch
STAtNToN. VA, Oct. 1o.-Funcral
services we're held this afternoon for
Wesley Gum. OF Wayncsboro. who
was killed late Saturday night on
the Middicbrooli Road when a seven
passenger touring ear left the road
and turned over while attempting to
take :, curve. Three other occupants
wcr" injured and brought here 10 .
hospital They are recovering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11

Great mcdicino-uc sawbucli. Two
hours 4 dag saving wood will keep
any ones Bowels regular. Eut. II you
Will tax" yGtir Exercise in an Easy
Chair, there's only one way TO do it
--Cascarcts.
ca*careks act like exercise on the
bowels. rhcy remove the poison
which is keeping your head dizzy
your tongue coated. your breath of
fcEsivc. stomach sour ans! yonr bod,
fuil OF cold. Get l0-ccnt box o.
Cascarcts at any drug store and en-
JOY the incest. gcntlcst and yet tn
most thorough liver and bowc
cleansing you ever cNpcricnccd.--Ad-
vcrtiSemcnt.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-12-09
Something New in American Submarines

designed for a surface speed Of q
knots and submerged speed of from
nine to ten knots. The power plant
will combine the latest engineering de-
velopments resulting from expert
ments conducted on the naval collier
Jupiter, now the aircraft carrier Lang
ley.
The two main engines, set well
astern, of $500 horsepower each, are
Of the six-cylinder type. and are con-
nected with two motor generators
which will drive two propellors. Two
engines of the same type, of 1000
horsepower each, are located forward
and are connected directly with the
generators, which, through two rear
electric motors, will drive the subma-
rlne at an economical surface cruising
speed of IL knots.
BY combining the main and forward
plants maximum of $500 horsepower
will be obtained. When under water
the submarines will be driveway the
aft motors from batteries and no gas
engines will be run. ,N
1t Is estimated by submarinee ex-
perts that these vessels will be able to
operate for a month away from their
bases or tenders.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-12-09
Half Billion Bushels Too Much

A CCORDING to the agricultural ex-
~ perts the trouble in the corn stu
alton is the presence of some half
billion bushels which the farmer does
not know what to do with. After do
nestle consumption, foreign demand.
hog feeding. cattle raising and other
outlets are taken care of. the half bill
lion bushels loom as surplus which
keeps dragging down the price.
Corn exports are bucking up and
have been all year. according to the
foreign trade tables. In the nine
months ending with September, corn
exports were 10ap00,OO0 bushels. This
Is compared with only 100000
bushels In the first nine months Of
1920.
The statisticians of the National
City bank Of New York estimate that
the total corn exports for the calendar
year 1921 will be the largest in 20
years.
But the demand is not enough to
eat up the surplus. The American
Federation OF Farm Bureaus has com
pleted an interesting compHtat Ieaxo|
the 1921 crop. The crop itself amount
ed to 3,163, 100000 bushels and ths
carry 0vex from last year was 2l6.