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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-29
The Truth Won the Pass.

When Dean Richmond was ar the
head Of the New York Central. a boy
asked him for pass to his home town
Richmond could assume Nprt terrible
aspect. and, looking rs awful as he
could. he roared Al the youngSter,
"Why do YOU want Il pasS?" The boy
was 50 terrified rhat he forgot the
speech he had learned for the oCca-
sion, and blurtcd out, Because
don't want Ia pay Dean Richmond
remarked that this was the first time
anyone had ever told the truth in
asking FOR a pass, and he gave the
boy his first free ride.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-29
Old leQend May Be True.

som" of the old writer's have called
the idea of any connection between
Cornwall and the Settles or sub
merged district beneath the waves
vulgar and idle tales" but at the
present time the tide has turned and
men of natural science and biologists
in rticular have proved concIuSiVely
tia once upon time Lands End, the
Settles and Brittany were all united,
and many are of the opinion that the
final parting from sac Sciily. isles was
in comparatively recent tncS, f#
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-29
Halloween Of psusn Origin.

Halloween, or All HalioW'S eve. ia
clearly relic Of pagan times. for there
Is nothing in the church observance
Of the ensuing day of All Saints to
have originated such extraordinary
notions rs are connected with this cele-
brated festival, or such remarkable
practices rs those by which it is dis.
tingushpd. In Roman Catholic c0un
tries Halloween is tn" occasion for
visiting the cemeteries ana laying flow
erS on the graves of friends and relu
tiv"s, but in parts Of scotland and
elsewhere the night is devoted TO m"r-
ry.making and diyination of the future,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-29
Paint Also HELMS.

Most people GO to the expense OF
having cellar walls whitewashed ev-
cry year or So. hut few people feel
that it is necessary Ia have any paint
used in the cellar. However. it is u
good idea To have cellar stairs treated
to a coat or So of good fioor paint. 1t
proluugs their life aud mikes them
easier e. clcR' later.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-29

Georges Carpenter had hlc hair
clipped of short giving him the APP
peararce OF an American soldier in
France. Even his friends don't tno~
him. He probably doesn't know what
''o0eoed to Samson after he had his
locks cut.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-29
Electrici ans Return to Chicano.

The electricians who have been
working on the National Biscuit com
pany building left for Chicago to-
day having temporarily suspended
wprk here until the new power house
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-29

is completed. when they viii return
and connect the power house with thu
new building
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-29

'tl'aEo market report furnished by
H. W Kirby, manager Smons. pay
N 60, Room 3l2 MoIonoy building.
Phone %.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-29
How long is the peace measure"2
RED TAPE
ExrREEll!

Ioog7 u1o a tape measure.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-15

get tired in it, but never of it-labor
for those we truly love is always joy
and when we see labor for Him it is
divine. Washington GLADDEN. investi-
gated the history of SS of the leading
men of Sprinheld, Mass. OF these
only five were not, in early life,
trained to regular; all but three
knew what it was to handle big bust
ness when boys. Theodore Roose .
welt, "A healthy state can exist only
when the men and women who make
/! up lead clean, vigorous, healthy
lives, when the children are SO train
cd that they shall endeavor not tn
shirk difficulties but overcome them ;
not 10 seek ease, but to know to
wrest triumph from Toll aud risk
THE social creed OF the churches"
adopted by the federated council of
The churches of America, calls for
things they viii never get until Hn
comes and puts an eternal stop to all
competition The spirit of Christ
must permeate the whole thing, and
that cant be done without Him in
both the worker and employer. &
The Seer ID Proverbs, says one,
shows that IL We Will not have flowers
and fruits, we must have thorps aud
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-15

nettes. Poverty and shame are the
results of all sloth. On the other
hand the Same proverb promises
plenty of bread to him that tilleth his
land" ."s
certain man who was a young
Christian, was member of lodge
which gave dances; he'd meet people
on the street after a dance and they'd
say, 81 see by the paper you had 4
big dance" No not me, and the lodge
people got angry because he'd not
sell tickets. So one, eve he went
home crying, as he wanted to do right
with God and his neighbors also, and
OH the way he said, now Lord yen
know my heart and you know just
what ] poed; I'm going home and the
Bible, | don't know where to turn, but
you show me. He went home, got bis
Bible that he'd just began to study II
fell open ard he read, Now we~com-
mand you in the name oR
our Lork Jesus Christ. that you with
draw yourselves from every brother
that waikeh not after the traditions
Which he received OF u.s. yet count
him not as an enemy, but adnionisl
-him AZ d bretAesa r Now he aslssy etysslH
Cur blessed Lptd haze answered my
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-15

wisdom and knowledge, as He'd never
been To school, but they wouldn't sur
render, thus fulfilling Luke 1851,
where He said. IF one did not be-
lieve the world they not believe any
thing. lie came, in the eye of the
world, from a very common family
surroundings and doing such wonders
and worst Of all, setting Himself Up
to be the Messiah. why, He's no
better than us And don't you know
there are many, in language a bit diff
ferent, but the very same thing. The
Bible teaching about work is widely
different to that of this world and
some of the church membership and
all Of the so-called Socialists Work
that we may have to give to him that
rCedeLh.' Eph i-23, also III Ned. s.
10. Send portions to them who have
nothing" The Whole life of Jesus
and His Disciples was on this line
And the spirit of it is in Rom. 12-11.
In diligence not slothful, fervent in
spirit, serving the Lord One has
said, The fife of no man can be
kept sweet and true apart from the
filling time by useful labor No
man who loves his work ever knows
anything about drudgery. He may
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-15
ALL WORN OUT

Z Does morning find you with a lame,
stiff and aching back? Are you tired
all the time find work a burden
Have you suspected your kidneys?
Lakeland people endorse Deans Kid
ney Pills. Ask your neighEors. You
can rely on their statements.
Mrs, z. w. Tails, 5O2 n. Kentucky
ave. LakelaRd. says: II suffered fror9
lame back and kidney trouble. | had
distressing pains across my kidneys
and II, 1early killed me to stand and
iron or do hard work Of any kind My
hanas swelled, caused by my kidneys
rot 4acLing right and felt all ruiz
down ahd wCrif ont As my mother
hall received such wonderful results
frUm BoanI #idhe5 Pflls, Il used i
box They reliexsd me OF the back
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-15
School
49,
-
Lesson
49, -
-. :. LESSON FOR APRIL II

-. :. LESSON FOR APRIL IL
scripture, Mark 6-l-3 and John j.
1z,.also 2 Thes So to -.
lie came to His Own-vil lage the
hefne Of His childhood and the Other
nifnbers of the family. Our Lord
was worker One has said, "G0d
rested on the 9TH day. the Sabbath
and before the next man sinned and
he had to go to work again and spa
more rest for Him since in this World
OF sin, nor for any Spirit-liIled.nan.'
He. was preaching in the temple. TIL.
letter of the law had been given or
the Mount---now He came to the
sbirit Of it and that was the chief
PAUSE of their complaint and the
heater part Of the membership of thu
urch today is under the same law.
Soy were astonislled His words 0i
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-15

prayer better, If He had. been in the
flesh looking me in the eye? No.
Well, he read this in the lodge room
and said, | must obey Him. His stand
caused others to do likewise
The Holy Spirit is given to all who
obey and no joy like it.
j. NJ. BERWICK.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-15

ache, strengthened my Kidneys and
removed the swelling from my
hands,
Price soc, at all dealers Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Deans Kidney Pills--the same that
Mrs. Fails had. Foster Milburn Co..
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.-adv.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-15

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, POLK COUNTY,
FLORIDA.-IN CHANCERY. ALEXANDER
WARREN VS.. EDGAR L. Stokes, EFT AL.
BILL TO QUIET TITLE
ORDER or PUBLICATION
The complainant having fled sworn bin
In this cause and subpoena having been issued
to the defendants, The Florida Lane & Colza.
ton Company Limited, Il corporation. and ths
Rlprda. Land 20 Colonization Company, "A ear
poratioh, and the sheriff having failed TO Ind
snEe:lts or officers OF either OF said companies
hpon which service could be made, within the
bounds of the state,
II IL hereby ordered that said defeue ants d.
and appear to the bill herein OH the Ind da !
OF May, A. ID. 1921.
It Is further ordered that this order be pub
'llsed once each week for four consecutive
weeks IN, the Lakeland Evening Telegram
witness my hand In chambers at Iake.anu,
Polk County, Florida, this 10th day Of March,
A. d. 1891.
JOHN s.. EDWARDS.
Judge.
Apr Est
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-15
FURNITURE AT AUCTION !.
SATURDAY. APRIL 10, AT 2 p. M.

FURNITURE AT AUCTION &
SATURDAY. APRIL 10, AT p. M,
At Corner Success and Mcdonald SITS.
Porch swing.
rockers. Is
Center table. IS
29x12 rugs. ~.
gas stoves. ~
Ice box.
2 kitchen tables. -s
2 enameled beds and springs.
2 mattresses.
dressers. Az
Oil heater. X,
Dishes, Kitchen utensils, etc. ~
ID. T. Afford, owner
b. II. HARNLY, Auctioneer
Nft Phone 1856 Blue.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-15

IN Court. or COUNT JUDGE or poLk
COUNTY. FLORIDA-IN M LSCATE uI
LESLIE DAVIS. MINOR, b
Nntice Is hereby given. 20 I'll wli)m II may
collcern.s that OIL the 25th ay VI Nay, 1921,
shall present my tilal aeeoili,,s as guErdaii
Holland. Judge Of said Court. atrll 0ttlce in
Bnrtow Florida. and then and there apply for
my hnM discharge rs such glraf,lilR
Dated Til cath day Of Maren. A. D. 1871. 8
Guardian Buwiin6 Gfeen: Ma. Va
Mar 25. 81 u Nary 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
BRIG ADIER-GENERAL is
SOON TO BE ELECTED
Military Circles OF state Greatly In
trrcstrd In Who VIII lie
Head Omcrr.

With tile announcement from tho
Office o. Adjutant-G General stern that
with the mastering in az the Farm
willie and Surry companies. the roster
of the Second Provisional Regiment
will be complete. talk IS beginning
10 ny thick and fast in military cir
clcs US To who will be chosen as
Briradicr-G General 10 command the
Virginia brigade. thus formed
Interest is at fever heat ana the
contest in the guhcrnatorial coHi'st
has little on that which tho big
dogs" Of the militia are ccntcring on
the race for the commander OF the
State National Guard.
Those most prominently mention
Cd are General 10 Lane Stern, present
Adjmtant General: General w W
Sale former General under
Governor Stuart and Colonel j. Ful
Ter Bright. commander of the First
Regiment With several companies
making efforts to muster the required
number Of men, and be the last two
To be taken into the militia. 1t Is
probable that the question Of who
will bc the HrigadicrlGcncral?' will
be brought 10 head at an early date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
CAMPAIGN FOR HISTORY
DATA GIVEN APPROVAL
G"Nrrnnr Davis. Mayor tiu>Iic and
Other city AMI State OHcials
indorsc the Drive.

Approval OF the plans for the col
lection Of data relative To the land
and sea veterans who served in N
world war in order To complete the
part Richmond men played in tn"
conflict. WAS given approval hy State
and city officials yesterday. and also
by many oi the most promincn, bust
n"se men. The following names w.r"
signed I" note approving the dis
tribution of QucStionnaircS:
WcStmorcland Davis. George Aims
lie. General 10 Lane stern. Calvin
Sattcrhcld w. l.. Price. w. l.. Hop
kims. Il. Allen Ammons. w. j. lIara-
han. Norman call. George l.. WilcoX.
H. T. Thornton. w. j. Parrish. DIR. &.
Il. Robins VIC. rulliam. w Kobor,
beverly John Il. Saunders. :. i.
Leaning. w. II. SchwarxSchild. IL
w t.llcrson John lIrschhcrE, Henry
t.. l.itchiord. Alexander Forward
oliver J. sands. Major Hoppe. Heck
Evans. Alvin Smith. John y. Cutchins.
Rev. i. j. D'Conucll, Walter l.. Hon
kins Roosevelt Page. w : Forbes.
Henry SchwarZschild. -. Is Kellogg.
Branch Johnson. Arthur Chnmplin,
6. II. Hosloy, w. Il. Duke, G. K. Kelley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
SHR|NERs PREPARING
P|LCR|MACEs IN FALL
Front Royal Will Be Invaded
on September 3 and Char
lottcsvilIc Oclabcr H.

Ncca temple, Mobiles of the Mystic
Hm'ihc' Is arranging for Il series of
ir'E r'ihaScs during the fall. rotcutatn
Walker {. cottrcll has gathered his
medicine men ana his ScerS around
MN. and big plans have been made
'"r the tours throughout the realm
VI Ncci. The first move Will he upou
Front Royal. Warren County. where
Pl'ErlmS from every section of the
territory ruled by Acca will gather
ON september 3. The entire town has
pcen Communicated. and the popu-
ii'e mas taken kindly To- the inuova-
tion. and will do it's utmost i'm maxi
ing 1t comfortable, for the strangers
within it's gates. The main pnrtv
VIII leave Richmond early in tho
morning reaching tn" mecca Of their
desire early i'll the afternoon.
The local ShcikS will turn the kcya
OF the town over To POtcntatc Cottroll
and his mlnionS. and they will do the
rest, The Mobiles will return to Rich
m"nd early the following day
ON October Ii pilgrimage will hr
taken To charlottesville where. as
upon various previous occasions. there
viii be much doing, and Il ceremonial
will be held IN Richmond later in oc-
'ohcr during the meeting Of the
Grand Commanders knights Tenn
rlar. on THANKSGIVING Day. Novcm-
Der 81. Acca Tcmslc will hold it's am
nual banquet, when many pilgrims
Will be ready To take chances with
the hot sands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
STRANGE BOY ENJOYS ,
RIDE TO FOREST HILL
Youth. Hriic>cd Ia he Missing Hope
well BOY, Sells Watch for
Ticket Home.

y youth answering to the d"Scrip
tlon OF clyde Bristol. son nf Mr.. and
Mrs. i: y. Eristol. of ilOpcwell, re-
ported missing from his h"ms since
Tuesday. was discovered Yesterday
riding - Forest lin car 10y Conductor
T.. \. Kahn 1912 ScmmcS Avenue.
Though tn, hoy PASSENGER refused to
divulgc his name. 10 admitted his
home was in Ilopcwcn AMI that he
left there three days ago His at
tir" corrcsp"ndcd 10 the description
given ty the parents on the eve of
their sons disappearance"
Tho conductors attention was FIRST
attracted In the boy by his apparent
strange surroundings and that he did
no, leave III" ear at tn" end "f the
run. but made II second "trip Aft"r
leaving tn" park ON the second run
Kahn dropped int" Il scat beside the
youth anil sought to gain his conh-
dcnCc. He was rcluCtHn, I" talk Tor
y time but finally admitted he was
a stranger In the city. and as the
trolley ncarcd the Petersburg car
Iinc terminal Seventh and i.nsry
streets. said that car would carry
him home. Tho conductor Then
lought one Of two watches the hoy
offered for sale saw tha, h. pur-
chased Il ticket home. placed him on
the intcrurban car and wished ham
safe voyage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
SEEK SOFT DRINKS AS
MERCURY TOUCHES %
Yesterdays Temperature WINS Typi-
rniiy Augustinn-Mn
Today * l'orrca,t

While Mister Mercury aSccndcd the
tuIc tuthe ?2d degree Yesterday. II,
was generally conceded that the day
was .ypically .iuGuStiar. Few com
plants We're heard although the
soft drink places transacted land
Office business The shade trees in
tho parks offered comfor; to the way
iHrcrs, Will" the grassy knobs were
fr"ly patronizcd as resting places
Cor old age ana youth alike. People
With automobiles were not slow tn
put'ing them u good use. and the in
yt,u" brccHeS OF the suburban dis
ricts were grabbed hy merry motor
'nS throngs ~ the shades "f even
ing cast thoms selves over humanity
iheH wor" given tho glad hand OF
welcome.
ola l'roh offers no hope for frcca-
lnS weather today. On tn" contrary,
H. opinos that the atmosphere will
hc warmer. with p"sst ility OF thun-
der showers iu The afternoon Tho
forccus; Tor sunday is not at all dis
cpurHgnE. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
CITY COUNCIL INVITED
ON TRIP TO DUTCH CAP
Committee On Utilities Asks
Colleagues i'll Body to Go On
Municipal Farm Hunt.

councilinanic<activi next week
VIII be sporadic. The Streets Com
mi'tcc VIII meet in regular session at
o'clock Monday afternoon. and the
Advertising Committee will meet at
o'clock that night. Neither com
' mi,.cc is ovcrhur3c"cd with u heavy
ON Tuesday night ut = O'Clock tho
committee on Utilities will meet To
dispose OF its light docket Several
subcommittee are engaged in view
ing sites for city farm and proposed
swimming pool for the East End. and
II IS likely that reports may lie re-
cciHcd from these committees. al
though IL is believed the committees
viii he continued as there are Sow
cral additional sites to be visited.
The entire city Council has been
inNitcd to accompany the Committee
on Utilities on Saturday afternoon
on an inspection trip to Dutch Gap.
Several available farms are to- lie
visited on this tour. which viii he
taken on the city tug the Thomas
w. Cunningham y large number of
Councilman have Sieniiicd their in
tcmtion bf goin.; OF this trip
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
Famous Grid Star
Wins Love s Game
Ching" Graham Weis
Miss Louise Garrett at
Hampden-Sidney

Miss Louise Garrett, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. &. Garrett. OF Fred
crick Han. Va. and james r.
t"ChinI) Graham, Jr.. son Of Rev
JHnNs X. Graham. Sr.. Il Presbyterian
missionary ia China since 1899. now
located at chinkianr. China, were
united in marriage yesterday after
noon at O'Clock ut liampdcu-S Sidney,
VA. by Rev. j. T.. Booker at his resi-
dtEcc.
Tn" marriage was the outcome OF q
romance begun when they were at
tcnH'nr school in Farmvillc.
MIR Graham was coach last year for
the John Marshall High School foot
ball squad During the time he spent
at Hampton Sidney. where he won an
y. u. degree. he WAS one of the star
eridirun warricrs. and he also de-
mons trntcd l.3 playing ability while
AT virginia Polytechnic institute" for
one session.
MIR. and Mrs. Graham viii spend two
weeks in the North. and Will return
to Richmond for a visit before sailing
for the Orient To visit the bride
Groom's father.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
Poverty Hits War
Department Hard
Unable to Pay for Tele-
grams. A;ijutant Cen
crdl Stern Is Aduised.

Hard times have hit the War De-.
partmsnt. If appearances count FOR
2nNth!nS. II is busted ana the oil g.
cia.s are forced tol admit IT, /: only
TO IN" \dju,ant- Generals OF the
various states. whom they have no.
tilted that ~ tn" congressional ap.
preparation there was no provision
made for tn" sending of sufficient
number Of tclcSrams and in future
messages must either he sent by matt
or, in cases of great urgency. wired
at the expense Of the Adjutant- Cen
oral
other evidences OF the fact that
they are stone broke" or either cut
ting expenses. are found in the fact
that they have recently Cancelled the
civilian firing matches. which wcr,
tn have been held at Camp Perry,
Ohio, in conjunction with the National
Guard matches. ana iu the fact that
funds were not availahlc Ia pay the
expenses of the reserve officers who
ar. attending the school of inStruc-
zion at camp Meade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
RETAIL DEALERS BOAST
OF fine VIRGINIA FISH
Products of Old Dominion
Waters Never Better Than
Those on Market.

me retail. fish dealers of Richmon,
.'c Yesterday boastlng Of the sp,an-
VA pr'hucts or Virginia waters Inn,
TO" coming In fer the tables 40
it'chhi"nd folks. whc will this morn
ms; 20 out In search of the c,t. To-
..""S ana Tor tomorrow II liz tru.
tha' The Norfoll; spots, yirrIpi,
''!ch croakcrs. Virginia mackorci
IN" '"t'criisa now coming up from
'he scac"aSt were rr"Gr finer. Spots
VIII bc Going th:S morning at 90 ia
20 cents per pound, croakcrs at Is to
20 hutterhsh at l. 10 %. ACCORDING,
u size. aud Virginia mackcrcl n, 40
TO 81. There are other kinds OF fish
on the retail market. but the abovn
named VIII be the leaders today.
The vegetable market is not ot,o-
scthcr aa well supplied rs tho denl-
cts would like 10 see il. but cabha.a
snap hcnhs. tomatoes. corn. c,icum.
brrs. lccts. okra. pnrsnips. and pota.
toes are In fairly good supply. ana
m" Increase In prices except for Irish
potatocs. VIII be found. Potatoes ARE
somewhat scarccr ana the figures for
the best have been advanced little
bit.
While peaches aud apples may he
said 10 b" scarce. the fruit stands arc
fairly well supplied. California
grapes and California piuins are the
new daintics To hc found this morn
ing. tha> former going al 20 TO %
cents per pound. and the latter at %
10 % cents per dozen. The retail
markets are flooded with cantcloupcs
and wa,crmelons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
BUILDING MATERIALS
SHOW A DROP IN PRICES
Bid for City Work 4 Months
Ago S2l, 000-Conlract Let
Yesterday for SI3.405

mat there has heen Il large reduc-
'o" IN the price Of building material
ana labor il evidenced by a contract
w"ich WAS awarded J. w. Atkinson
20. yesterday by Director
Myers. for the construction of !, urc
,mE' me house at Stuart street and
49,. Avenue. Highland Park. for
S,"'i'"' This building is To take tho
ninc" of the old house now occupicI
ny rhG'nc Company No. Is. and will
De modern In every respect.
me bid for this work four months
GOO. So
This work has been held I'M fo, :,
year. said Director Myers. ''bcca,sc
~ inc nigh figures presented. The
heufcS now show more than ~ \
per cent reduction, and wc are in
formed that this relative reduction
is apparent in almost every character
% construction work"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Leslie !. prob>t Dies.

Ncw- was received here Yesterday
afternoon OF the death "a, Dewitt.
Dlmwidd!c County. OF Leslie J rrobSt.
formerly In business. here. He haH
Been III about ten days. Mr rrobst
Was - years old
~ the time of his illness. MIR.
!'r"2St w.s III the employ of the
Western Union Telegraph Company at
Nl'NunGria- lie il survived 10y ID
widow and three small chillrcn-l.cs o
ne A., Jr. Thomas and AN infant girl.
rvs mother Mrs. = II Irohst ana
'hr'I hi"thers-ClaTcncr l., John W.
ana H.. J rrohst -anG ON. sister. Nirs
Carl rcr,iNal. OF Harrisonburg also
survive h!m
The funeral VIII take place tomor-
row in l;adf"rd Tn" iniormon, wilr
hr in ~" family section IN the local
cemetery