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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
BUSTED FROM OFFICE
Nnthnn a. Tufts Is Removed by Mas-
sHrhusrtts Supreme Jn-
dirinl Court.
HE Assoclatcd rrcss. !

BOSTON. oct. Nathan y. Tufts
vas removed from Office as distric,
attorney Of MiddlcsnS county IN a
decision handed down today by the
full bench Of tho Supreme Judicial
Cour; Of MassachuacttS.
Tho court found Tufts guilty OF n
number Of charges preferred by At
torncy-Gcncral j. Wcrton Allen. who
alleged nonfcasanc". misr"aaancn and
malfcasHncc in Once. Testimony on
these charges was given at extended
hearings in tho carly summer. The
court asscr"td ;hat the public good
required Tufts removal. adding tina;
the decision was unanimous and not
subject to review or revision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
ncricv- Todd Killed Himself.

NORFOLK. VA. oct. l.. Norfolk
polio" nov ar" convinced that vii
lam II. Todd. az For; Worth Tex
Killed himself AT tho horne Of MS
.nrm"r wife. Mrs. Hortht Euro Todd.
BIC W"st Liberty street. las, Thurs
day afternoon. l.. &. Drake and g I
sash. visitors ut the home az Mrs
Todd. were closely questioned by no
lie" today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
Labor Ia Give Co-Or--n,ion.

American labor, Mir Gornpcrs do
clarch. would civ" It's whole hearted
support 10 the emergency program
which h" said. provided AN oppor-
tunity for the cooperative notion Of
all the agencies ana institutions in
zach community TO bring rcliof to the
unemployed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
LABOR AND CAPITAL. JOIN
HANDS TO AID WORKERS
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Head and Conlpcrs Issue
Statements.
o WORK. IN COOPERATION
''Icratbon Head Declares His Con-
hdcncc In Amcrica's Ability to Meet
Unemployment Problem Which IL
Is Now Fnclng.
tBy Associated pross.l

WtCIJISGTnN (.,., al
'''"'' '''| ~" '""'H" H. ~
S''e impetus to the carrying ou'
through community organization OF
the emergency program for the i'm
mediate r.ljcr az mo n,.ior.. ialc
"'' ad'p''" " TIC H"t''""
y"
In an appeal to the business men
ana Chambers OF Commerce OF tho
country TO actively support the pro-
gram. Joseph III. Dcfrccs, PRECEDENT
OF the Chamber Of Commerce Of the
United Siatca. declared that "busi-
ness has a great responsibility in the
situation--it must furnish employ
incnt"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
Infantry Resumes Hike.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. oct. l.
The sixth United states Infantry. on
a hike from Camp JacNson. $. g., to
Kentucky, left her. today, after e,
res; az two days at Fort OsIcthorpc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

Whose Skill. Method and i'rescript ion
Glasses have been boon to thou
sands of Virginilns during the past
20 years.
II you have blurrinE. dizziness ncn-
ralSia. headache. spots before tho
eyes, winEing, trembling sDclls cata
ract. burning and smart,ng of tho
eyes. various nervous ana brain affec-
tionR, entailing not only positive in
jury TO the. sight, but untold misery.
call Immediately.
Consultation FREQ between 10 A. NJ.
and u
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-10-20
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Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-06
HUMOR OF THE DAY

'Maud's husband is the makeup mAI on a newspaper"
 T suppose his work Is to make uI those sensational stories they print. Wha a fascinating 3ob.--Boston Transcript Young 'un-rm taking political econ omy at college.
 old 'un-That's a useless course. VII. learn 10 economize in politics2 It's no being donc.-Corncll Widow.
 '-The movies have accomplished one good thing. anyhow"
 What Is thst7'
 More and more people arc learning Ito pronounce film in one syllable."-Life Dear. I'm sorry we quarreled ihh morning. VIII you forgive me?''
 Where are you telephoning fromy "A jesyelry store
 "Yes. I forgive you. u.'-Judge.
 Are the wadleighs prominent social In negative way"
 flows that2" '.They are invited to donate more of ten than to dine'-Bi-m.ngham Age Herald
 Now" said the Philadelphia man, I'll take you out 10 see the mint | Whats the useg" sighed the Ken lucky colonel We haven't the other requisites for a julep."-Courier Journal
 For months have been trying tt get a girl with little success"
 What girl have you been trying tc gety'
 "Central"-Loulsville Courier-JournaL
 He has pull. that's the sur q thing you know"
 At the city hall?"
 Nothing so measly. Why. I saw a least five tons of coal in front of hl home today. Express.
 Blobson-That girl is very keen to ge in the whirl
 Taylor-Then tell her to come dowr to our office and come in by the revolv ing door when a crowd Of messenger boys Is going through.-Houston Post
 MT. Filmfan-Td like to see that come dian do so some of those hair-missin: stunts.
 His wife-But he's not trained for 1t He might be killed.
 MT Filmfan-Thars what was think ing.-Detroit News.
 This is my car" exploded the irat' tourist 10 the garage man, and what say about it Eoes-see2"
 Just then a dirty-faced machinis crawled out from under the dead ma chine and said. pleading. Say engine mister.''-Cartoons Magazine.
 Does your wife believe what the Ouij board says?'
 'Yes." replied Meekton. And she right. If my wife puts her hands on ouija board. it's going 10 say what sh believes. or nothing. Tri bune.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-06
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

Latin ceased to be spoken by the peo- pie of Italy in the year 5s 4. D.
 A British school Of archaeology is ts be founded at Jerusalem under the aus. pices of the British Academy. The school Is 10 be both a research institu- ton. to carry on excavations. and a training school for archaeologists.
 Generally speaking. the coal in the ground of the United States is more ac- cessible than that in foreign fields. The average thickness or the seams is much 10 ;he surface. Coal in the Cnitea States is not mined at such depths zs in some parts of the old world.
 At Briiain's great air station at Croy- don. is to be seen the largest electric sign in the world. IL is in the form of a gigantic star. measuring nearly a quzr- ter of a mile from point to point. The electric lights forming the sign are sunk in the ground and covered with thick glass, so that airplanes can land on them without damage.
 Butterfish. grass mongers and other fish strew New York's beaches in such large numbers that some imaginatives ones have decided a deep sea plague is at work. thinning the ranks. But this is not the case. The large proportion of the fish are killed by the explosion of test mines" by the government The detonation from these mines causes the death of hundreds Of fish each time one explodes.-New York Sun.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-06
THREE SOUND VIEW COTTAGES
 ARE DESTROYED BY FRI

Three cottages at Sound View were totally destroyed by fire of undetermin- ed origin at about 1:15 Saturday morn ing resulting in loss estimated at $10- 000 The cottages, while unoccupied, were fully furnished and owned by s. J. Scully of Springfield, Mass, and J. Bonje and a MT D'Hero, both of Hart ford The loss is reported to be fully covered by insurance.
 The fire was discovered by a towerman of the New Haven road at his post west of Mantle He communicated with Ray mond Aga of Sound View, who organized volunteer brigade 4 strong breeze was blowing and carried the flames to the second and third building within short time A fourth cottage, owned by Is. J. Bazell was torn down to prevent the flames reaching a long row of build ings which were endangered.
 Two of the burned cottages were two story buildings and the ether one-story type The flames razed the buildings rapidly and illuminated the sky for a l long distance.
 1 A call was sent to New london for assistance at the apparatrs LS~de q. fast run to the scene. Reaching there. the 1 fremen found it impossible to get water
 and. thus were unable 10 affcrd much help. The road in the vicinity of Sound View is sandy and this fact, in addition
 to the heavy rain, gave the firemen 2
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Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-06
STONINGTON UNION BAPTIST
 ASSOCIATION ANIMAL MEET

The Stonington Union Baptist asso- citation will hold its 18th annual ses- sion with the Poquonoc Bridge Baptist church June 15-16. The opening sermon will be preached by Rev. George F. Atha of Groton, Wednesday morning and fol- lowing will be the reading of the letters from the churches with addresses upon local and mission work. The program for the conference is not entirely com plete This will be the first time the Po- quonoc church has entertained the asso- citation and the work of preparation IS already under way The dinners an1 suppers will be served in the old mill. which is being renovated and equipped with tables, seats and necessary acces- soires to make a comfortable and com modious dining hall
 The auditorium of the church will be used for the general meetings while the vestry will be used for the committed meetings. The guests, who remain over night, will be entertained at the homes of members of the church. Mrs. N. l. | Trail is chairman of .he general com. mttee and is assisted by Miss Augusta | Kingsley, Mrs. Charles Tubbs, NJ l. Trail. Adrian Hewitt. Mrs. Winifre, Stoddard. Rev. and Mrs O. c. Budding
 ton, Miss Ellen Fletcher. Miss Marior
 Dexter and the deacons of the clurcl
 and their wives. Miss A. F. Burrow will have charge of the registration.