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The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-15
PLEASANT HILL NEWS
(By Hard Times)

NDy 41d1u AiiOSj
 Farming is still progressing nicely; guess it won't be so nice after these rains.
 Mrs. W. E. Erwin spent Wednesday, with her sister, Mrs. B. F. Johnson.
 Dan Hay and W. D. Parsley were business visitors in Walso Saturday. Bryan Warmack, who attended the teachers normal at the Agricultural School at Magnolia, accompanied them home.
 Melvin Young has returned home to try farm life again, after spending three weeks vacation in Texarkana.
 We are expecting large crowd,
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-15

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The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-15

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The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-15

Miss Ethel Steed is spending few days in Prescott visiting relatives and friends
 Mrs. w. R. Steed of Prescott, is visiting relatives here this week.
 Rev. D. w. Barham and daughter, Miss Alta, passed through here last Friday.
 Dr. Nelms of Sutton, made a pro- fessional call here last Monday.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. Robert Bolls last week, fine boy Mother and babe are doing fine.
 There was a graveyard working at New Salem last week. The people are getting ready for the quarterly meet ing to be held there next Sunday.
 Don't forget the all-day singing at this place the fourth Sunday in this month. We all want to make this singing among the best of the year.
 Base ball game Wednesday at p. m. High School park. East Side vs. West Side. Dan Pittman and Ed Barham, umpires.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-15

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The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-15
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11
HEAD OF SANATORlUM NEAR
CHARLOTTESVILLE RESIGNS

Especial 10 The Times D!sp atch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, July 10.
The State Board OF Health commit
tee for Blue Ridge Sanatorium. To-
Gated near this city. has accepted,
with regret, the resignation of DR..
Falter G. Klotz as medical director.
DR.. Klotz has accepted an appoint
mcnt to take charge of the National
Sanatorium at Johnson City. Tenn.
and will report for duty at his new
station very shortly.
In rendering his resignation, DR..
Klotz referred to the problem of the
tuherculous cN-soldicr as national
emergency. in which he felt it his
duty TO respond, by bring eXper-
fence and knowledge IN tuberculosis
to serve the needs OF the country.
Mention was also made In his letter
of the work OF the disqualification
committee. which has been appointed
10y the Secretary OF the Treasury to
make study of this question and
which will result in many important
and valuable changes in organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11
TAKES POISON TABLETS;
NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE
Toledo Man in Petersburg Hospital
After Attempt to End
Life
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
PETER SHIrRG lnlv n-Nith slim

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG. July 10.--With slim
chances for recovery. a whit"
stranger. giving his name as d. Mer-
Ger. Of Toledo. ohio. is now In the
Petersburg Hospital as a result Of
having swallowed five hichlorid.
OF mercury tablets at the Exchange
Hotel Friday afternoon.
The man gave no reason for his
attempt on his life. but left a letter
10 be opened only after his death
~" also left a note addressed 10 his
wife in which he said good-by. The
man vas found lying almost uncon-
scinus on a hall floor on the SECOND
floor. He registered at the hotel c.
July !. but his business here wa
unknown. While he registered un-
der tho name OF Mcrcher. papers found
in his pocket showed that his right
name was y. NJ. Lyle and that he
was veteran of the Canadian cX-
forces. The whereabouts
OF his wife are unknown here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11
.DANV|LLE CITY OFFICES
0VERSTEP APPROPRIATION
Various Departments Use More
Money Than Was Set Aside
Caused by Soaring Prices.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
DANNILLE. VA. July i0.-The va
rious city departments during tho last
fiscal year ovcrstcppcd their original
$1,000, this being shown when the list
was read and appropriations asked
for in order to balance the books. All
of the three local municipality owned
plants ovcrdrcw their accounts con-
sid"Iahly. the report shows. the clcc-
tric light department, sjo.6iO: tho gas
works, SIS,S7c. and the water works.
si6.Ss3.
IT was explained that this was duo
to the soaring cost OF everything that
went TO operate a city while the rates
for these commodities remained un-
changed. The money to meet these
excuses has already been appropri-
ated out Of the general fund and II
the revenue for the new fiscal year.
It is proposed to carry out n budget
system this year. and comment among
members OF the council last night in
dictated that a stop would bc put To
the heavy ovc-stcppinE of tho orig
inal allowances. Coal is already cost
ing the city So a ton cheaper than
last year. while other costs have
shrunk, it. being expected that the
public utilities will show margin
Of profit this year In view OF the de-
creased costs. There is no Immediate
thought of Incl easing rates for gas,
electricity or water.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11
DECLARE MOONSHlNERS PAY
NO ATTENTION TO 0FFlC as

Special TO The Times ispatch.l
WINCHESTER. Va, July lo.-Moon-
sinners ana bootlngrcrs are reported
20 be becoming so bold and brazen
ia their operations in Virginia rural
sections that little attention Is paid
10 revenue and police officers. ac-
cording 10 word reaching here today
from trustworthy sources. An in
stance Was observed by a local man
day or two ago while motoring
along road not far from certain
Virginia city.
He said there was large truck,
drawn up along the roadside and
that numerous smaller cars came
along, received their consignmcnts Of
inoonshinc in bottles and jugs, and
passed on an II II were "a common
practice. the impression was that
tho law enforcemsn stat was en-
tircly too small TO cope with the or
Eanized moonshlncrs and booticgEers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11
Hold Wrong M,n for N,r,.

DANVIILE. VA. July le.-poIicc
Officer 10y Hcnslcy. of Martinsvill.
has returned from Durham, y, c.
where he went a few days ago on re-
ceipt of information that Ewell Mar
TIN, who escaped from Martinsvillc
jail two years ago while under
charges OF murder, had been captured.
1T proved to be case Of mistaken
identity. Martin on July 4. 1919, shot
and killed George Carter. Martins
Vile policeman, and while awaiting
trial he escaped under mysterious ci:-
cumstanccs. Hensiey. then sheriff,
finding all of the doors to the jail
open and the prisoner gone. Substan-
tial rewards are still offered for the
arrest OF the man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11
BLACK BASS BITE so FAST
NAN Is UNABLE TO SMOKE
Especial to The Times Dispatch


WINCHESTER. VA. July IO.-Fish
BIT too fast yesterday for Harry II.
Woodward. local barber. near Castle
mans Ferry. on the Shenandoah
RIVER. and he returned 10 his home
mere in the afternoon bit put out
because Of his streak OF luck He
said they came too fast for him. ana
ne had no time to sit on the bank
ana smoke his pipe and nod Wood
ward and two friends went To the
river during the morning, the stream
having cleared. after "A rain, and h.
put out Two ordinary lines
After landing seventeen black bass
ne reclcd up and came home, saving
ne had too much luck for one day
one OF the bass weighed little ov:.r
hve pounds, and the Others ranged
from three 10 four and half pounds.
ms two friends caught seven be-
tween them. When Woodward laid
me nsh on the floor at his barber
Shop there was general craufng OF
e'"cks. and today the place where he
hshcd yesterday was visited by many
"thcr anglers but with no such luck
as struck Woodward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11
MAKE BIG WHISKY RAID
IN PRINCE EDWARD CO.
Officers Find COntraband Liquor
Stored Under Movable
Horse Trough.
MAKE ARREST; ONE ESCAPES
Ono Hundred Gallons of Corn
Whisky Is Found In Stable Loft.
Authorities Determined to Wipe
Out Traffic.
peclal to The Timcs-Dispa,ch. ]


GREEN BAY. VA. July I0.---Onc Of
tho largest whisky raids in this see.
lion in years was made three miles
sFithcast OF this place last night.
Between scventy-hvn and 100 gallons
of corn whisky was captured. One
Waddell: another mad. his escape
Tho raid was made by Constable j
l. Sublctt, assisted by Sheriff John
Clark. OF Prince Edward. and County
Policeman Robert Price. and two
deputies. The sim had been moved
and the whisky was stored In ~ stable
belonging. IL IL said To Joe Zen Wad-
dell aud another party.
The whisky WAS hidden so com
,plctely that the officers were about
ready 70 give up the search when
they examined the horse trough.
found II was movable. aud under
meath was straw piled around and a
hole dug in the ground several feet
deep which contained the whisky.
Waddeli was brought before Jus
,ice of the p"ac" T.. Y. Price here
for preliminary examination. which
Was waived. Wahd.!i was required
10 give a bond OF $500 for his appear
ancc at the next term Of the circuit
court Of Prince Edward County FOR a
hearing.
a determined effor, IL being made
10 break UP the nakip; OF whisky
here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11
RESIGNS SCHOOL FACULTY
TO ACCEPT Passionate
Special TO The Times Dispatch.l

Special to The Times Dispatch
CONVICTION, VA. July I0.-Rev. r.
s. owens, prominent Baptist minister
who for many years held pastorates
in Washington and Wayncsboro and
more recently head master and In
structor OF English at the Fishhurnc
Military school. has announced his
resignation from the latter position
in order 10 accept a call To the CAL
vary Baptist Church OF Roanoke
Mr.. Owens is a native Of Virginia.
was educated at Richmond College
and Colgate University, and is widely
known as an able and eloquent
speaker. being in frequent demand
for commencement addresses and as
Il speaker on patriotic occasions. For
several years Mr. owens was editor
and owner OF the Twin-City Times, a
biweekly newspaper Of Waynesboro.
Smith. another member of the Fish
hurnc faculty. he has FOR several
years conducted an cduca tional sum
mer camp for boys on the Jackson
River. near Covington, under the
title Of Camp Jackson.
Calvary Baptist Church is one OF
the largest and most influential Rap-
fist congreE. .tions in the state, hav-
ing membership of about 1900. In
the conduct OF his work there, Mr..
owens will he furnished an assistant
pastor and a secretary. He nlans to
move TO Roanoke about the middIr
OF September, with his family. and
to take uD the work at Calvary on
Sunday, September Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11
WINCHESTER HOTEL MAN
ACCEPTS NEW POSITION

WINCHESTER. VA. July TO-
Robert l.. Lee Grant. a wcll-known
Winchester boniface. for several
years manager of the Fort Pitt Hotel
in Pittsburgh. Pa, is TO be mana ger
of the new George Washington Hotel
in Cumberland, Nd it was learned
hero today.
The George Washington is to be
eleven stories above ground and mod
crn In all appointments. Wealthy
capitalists and business men are un-
dcrstood to have financed the propo-
sition. Mr.. Grant has been identified
with big hotels since he was boy.
when he went to Washington and
got job as elevator man at the old
EEbitt House. He was later mana ger
Of that hotel. and also managed the
Parker House in Chicago, as we'll as
hotels in other large ccnters.
Much of his success as n mana ger
Is said to be due to his faculty Of
remembering names and faces,
coupled with an innate courtesy and
hospitality characteristic of his fam
lily. During the world war he served
In tho medical corps OF the United
States Army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11

MRS. SCHEMEL, LEADING
FARMV|LLE WOMAN, DIES
With Husband, Late Professor Of
Music, She Founded ConscrYa.
tory-f'uncral Tomorrow.
Especial 10 The Titncs-

lSpcciaI 10 the Jlfncs-Dispa
/ FARMVILLIc. VA. july lO.-Mrs,
Rosa Schcmel. widow of the late
August Schcmel. died at her home
this morning at 5 O'Clock after an
Illness of six weeks Death occurred
AT her home at the Conservatory of
Music. on Randolph street,
Mrs. Schemcl was born in Berlin.
hut had lived in America for :, great
part Of her lie. She was q woman
o. the highest type OF character. of
great musical ability, and WAS loved
by host of friends
She. with her husband, Professor
august Schcmcl. who preceded her
u the grave ten years ago. establish
/ vi in Farmville the Conservatory of
Music some fifteen gears ago. which
Institution has been a great factor
In developing III" musical talent of
!l'armvillc. especially among the nor
iial schooi- girls. who hav. attended
III" institution since It's establishment
IN tn" town.
She was member OF the FarrnvilIe
ij'rcsbyt"rian Church Tho funeral
VIII take place from the home On
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. and
nicrm"nt viii be made in the Farm
Vile Cemetery and the body VIII he
| aid TO rest by that Of her husband
In the abscnc" OF her pastor. Rev
! S i. Rankin. Rev. Frederick Di.hl.
I"stor OF ST johns Episcopal Church
viii conduct the funeral services.
TSe deceased is survived by an only
Daughter. Mrs Elsa Schcmel Schmidt.
director Of the ins,i,utc. and ono
granddaughter, Miss Louise Schmidt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11
PUBLISH DIRECTORY
OF u. OF VA. ALUMNI

CHAIR VA, July 10.
directory OF the nearly 10000
,iNihs Alumni OF the University Of
Virginia has just been published bv
inc General Alumni Association OF
mat institution and is being dis
tributed 10 its members.
inc directory contains three diyi-
SONS OF the alumni. an alphabetical.
Il geographical and division bv
classes, ranging from the class OF
1879 TO the class of 1920. The oc-
equations. addresses. session at tho
institution and degrees of the alumni
are given. The work was complied
by the alumni office of the univer-
sity, under the editorship of Lewis
II. Crenshaw, alumni secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11
Farmer kilicd Inv Lirhtnlup.

Especial 10 The Times DisDatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, July 10.
w. y. Gillian, Il GARNER and con-
tractor, OF Radiant, was killed by
lightning during the electrical storm
yesterday afternoon. While sitting
in the door Of his home lightning
struck the door and killed him in
stantly. One of his Children. who
was at his side. was unihjured. Mr.
Gillian came TO this section eight
years ago. and during the past two
years had done conside rable work
for the West Virginia Timber Com
pany, making his headquarters at
Wolftown. lie mftrricd Miss Glenna
IL. Parker. daughter OF II. Y. Parker
VINO died about eighteen months ago
when his home was destroyed by
fire. She survives, with six children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11
BILLY" SUNDAY DRAWING
BIG CROWDS IN NORTON
Estimated Tint 1900 Have "Hit
SaWdust Trail" Since Re-
vival Opened.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial To The Times Dispatch
BRISTOL, VA. July lo.-Record
crowds are continuing to attend the
revira! meetings being conducted by
KEY. BILLY 4. Sunday, famous evan
Ielist at Norton. according to ad-
vices received here. II is estimated
that 1.200 have hit thei sawdust
trail since the services opened
The committee placed in charge Of
securing the necessary funds To de-
ray all expenses in connection with
the campaign WAS successful in rails
ING the entire amount during the first
week The total amount was $50. 500.
me meetings are the greatest and
most largely attended ever held in
that section of Virginia. In addition
10 the people in Norton attending
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11
PETERSBURG POLICE HOLD
MAN ON ROBBERY CHARGE
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.I

fSpecial To The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG, VA. July IO.-Ac-
ccrdinc 10 the local police, hunger
drove e. c. Pruitt, young white man
Of this city. TO robbing +. q, Bald
wins clothing store in Farnvilie last
Wednesday night Of mems clothing
and ladies' furs valued at more than
$500. rruitt IL now locked in the
Farmv!llc jail awaiting trial on the
robbery chargc. NJ having been ar
rested in Norfolk Friday AT the re-
quest OF the local police and later
turned over 10 the Farrnville authori-
tics.
som. Of the stolen goods, valued at
$500. have been recovered hy the To-
cal police. who say the man admit
ted he robbed In, store because H.
was hungry and pcnniless. His ar
rest followed his attempt TO sell a
suit OF the stolen clothes here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11
REFUSE WRIT OF ERROR
TO JOHN A. CHALONER

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. July 10
Counsel here have been notified by
the clerk OF the Supreme Court OF
appeals OF Virginia, sitting
Wytheville, that the petition hied
by John Armstrong Chaioner. OF
Merric Mills" this county. for u
writ Of error to the judgment rem
dered against him in December last
by a jury In the Circuit Court in
favor of Attorney W. Gilmcr Dunn
has been refused.
The judgment was for "a large sum
for services as attorney for Mr.
chaloncr over period OF six or
seven years, the jury hRdinS for Nj.
Dunn on practically all his claims,
which totalcd up to some $1,000. eN-
elusive of interest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11

BRISTOL. VA. July ln.-News has
been received her" from Dcs Moincs
Iowa, announcing the death Of Al
bert T. Conway. formerly Of Bristol.
Mr. Conway was q member Of a party
or Washington Elks speeding on the
special train for the session Of the
Grand Lodge Of F.lks at Los Angeles.
Cal. Death Was attributed to acute
Indigestion. He was connected with
the Potomac Telephone Company OF
washington. ana was 50 years old.
lie was the son OF the late Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Conway. OF Bristol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11
HOLD 5, CHARGED WITH
ATTACK ON TAXI DRIVER
Three Soldiers, Alleged Dcscrtcrs
From Camp Jackson, and Women
Taken Into Custody.
Special to The Times.D.spa,ch !

IL
DANN1ILE, VA. July lo.-Threo
soldiers. said to be desertcrs from
Camp Jackson. and two women were
arrested yesterday about eleven miles
from this city. charged with being
responsible for the assault committed
Yesterday on y. T.. Land transfer
car driver who WAS knocked sensclcss
and loft tied by the roadside while
ms fares drOv" off with The machine
Not many miles from tho scene Of
the arrest WAS found Lands car with
one tire on and showing the result
Of rough usage.
local policeman heard conversa-
street one OF them remarking that
nc had seen an abandoned car with
Danville license tag on il at Chalk
Level The officer was detailed to 20
10 the scene and with a county Of
'iccr motorcd out eleven miles. The
car was quickly identified. Pcople
of the neiGhborhood had seen the
Gu!ntcttc and by following the di-
rection taken the party was found
hiding in the woods. The three men
gave the names OF u. j. Morgan.
timothy Bryant, and Jesse f. Dyer.
all CARRIED in uniform. The two wom-
IN were Louise Hodges. OF Bluefic!d.
W. va. and Emma Jones, of School
Held. Complaint was made by farm
"rs OF the marauding last night. IL
Icing alleged that they broke .nto
Il farmers ice house and took all Of
The milk and some food. Sheriff J.
" Hodnett. OF Pittsylvania took
charge OF the nrinsoners and they
We're removed TO Chatham. the stolen
car being brought back to Danviilc
and turned over To its owner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11
Winchcstlr.x soIdIers Go 10 Cnmn

WINCH ESTER. VA. July To-
Headed by Captain George n. Grimm
and l!eutcnants II. S. .Jollinc and K.
W. Smith, Company I. First Virginia
Infantry. numbering approximately
seventy-five men. cntrained here this
forenoon for Camp Meade, Md. 20
JOIN the other units of the Virginia
National Guard for ten-day encamp-
ment. Major Robert T.. Barton, com
manding the Third battalion. who
also is commander OF the Virginia
Department. American Legion. and his
HdJutant. Lieutenant Peyton j. Mar
shall. accompanied the soldiers. Cap
tain Grimm said virtually all tho men
were eager for the trip
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11
Miss Elizabeth IIir.t.

PuRcELLNII.LE, VA. July 10
MISS Elizabeth lirst died AT tho
home of her brother. T. T. Hirst,
mere Tuesday night She had been
III Ill health for number Of years.
MISS Hirst was "a member OF "a we'll
known Loudoun family. being the
daughter Of the late Smith Hlrst. \
brother survives her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11
MODERN Woodmen 10. Celebrate.
Especial TO The Times-Disnatcb I

hEAIHSNlLLE. VA, July l0.-The
ana 10 be at the Modern Woodmen
ceieora'ioh at aieatnsvilie for July
~ WIZ &c composed of thirty pieces.
The band will arrive via AUTOMOBILES
from Fredericksburg. Mr.. J. 4.
Douglas, of Richmond, is expected
shortly, to assist in preparations for
the big occasihi. Members of all
fra 'crnal ord FRS IN the Northern Neck
are especially invited to participate
III the celebration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11
Indorsc Summers for Goxcrno-

BRlSTOL VA, July 10.-At a mass
meeting Of Republicans of this city,
j.. J.. Summers, OF Abingdon, was in
dorsed for Governor, and John An
derson. OF Bristol, for the House OF
Delegates from Washington County.
Delegates and aiternatcs were elected
to attend the state convention TO be
held In Norfolk on July II, and to
the city and county conventions,
which are yet to he called.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11
Freezing Youth breaks Arm.

FREELlNG. VA. July 1O.-Carter,
the 10-year-old son OF Alvin Killcn,
had the misfortune to get his left
arm broken about midway between
the wrist and elbow. He was play
ing with some OF his mates, when no
ran against the shutter OF a door
standing ajar with the result afore-
mentioned. The boy was taken to
Wise In an automobile for medical
attention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11
Mrs. snrn r.. Cro,rII.

BKISTOL. VA. VJuly lO.-Funcrnl
services for Mrs. Sara l.. Crowcll
aged 81. vino died d, her home here
on Anderson Street. were held Friday
from the Anderson Street Church
Burial was in East Hili Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11
). +. rowcII's Home Destroyed.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, July 10.
The residence of j. i. Powell, on
the old l4ynchburg Road. about five
miles sorh OF the city, was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday, together
with most Of its contents. The
dwelling, n two-story frame struc-
ture, contained eight rooms, and was
erected year ago. Mr.. Powell's
loss is partially covered by insur-
ance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-11
Daniel A. Profit

LfNCHBGRG. VA. July l0.-Danicl
\. Profit. CT years Of age. died Sat
friday afternoon at his home here.
He is survived by his widow and
even children.