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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
NEW YORKS LIQUOR JURY
FORCED TO BEGIN WORK
WITH TWENTY-FIVE MEN
Authorities Fail to Find % Jurors Out of Hundreds on
List, Who Have Any Sympathy for Dry Law
or Manner of It's Enforcement

lhS the tedious process OF Milling the
jury bon, must not sway their minds.
ot inc first panel OF iifty men,
justice BorSt and officials of the
prosecutors office could sift out only
seventeen who didn't show bv thcir
manner or their questions that as
tar as the states r:gid prohibition
Jaw was concerne,. :, WAS :: dead
IAN haso. OF the second panel of
700. hvc were amcnablc to reason
and promised mcekiy 20 see tha,
justice was done. And al this MONT
the lustict gave UP in despair, or
dered the jury sworn in one man
short. and proceeded To get To WORK.
This law is a law" he told them.
and II must be enforced without
FEAR or favor. You nave heard many
of the talesmen challenged because
they questioned the right OF the
police to search persons on tho street.
their automobiles. or their homes.
Il assure YOU that there viii be
few of the former cases. But what
The talesmen said who were chal.
lcnscd az unacceptable to sery. Oh
this jury you must not let influences
YOU" tfs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
RE TAIL SHOE MERCHANTS
ORGANIZE ASSOCIATION
Nirginian> and CarolinianS Join
Hands ~ Result Of style Show
in Richmond

Formation of the Virginia caro-
lima shoe Retailer. Association was
perfected at Il mc",rrG Of the reta.l
shoe merchants az tho two States At
tending the shoe exhibition at The
Jefferson Hotel yeStetuay morning
Nearly loo charter m"mocrs were en-
rolled. officers clcc;,a ~"-e: Lawton
Nuchois. Of +. W. Dnhney X Com
pamy. Richmond president; Roher,
Sil.s. Of Greensboro. y. g. and j
Caesar Honhcimcr. of Norfolk. vice
presidents, and W : Irish OF the
Walkovcr Boot shop. Richmond, see
rctary- treasurer.
Ten of the board ~ directors of
eighteen wcr. elected. C. II Jacobs,
Of HjGh Point y. -, being named
chairman of q committee 10 n"minatc
sis directors from North Carolina
Two other directors will he name l
by the president Directors chosen
We're I.awtou Nuch si-. of Richmond;
Robert Silis, OF Greensboro. y. G.;
Il. w Evans. of I.ynchburg: H. Carl
Boschcm, OF Richmond; Z. l.. Burton.
OF the O. II. Berry Company. Rich
] Eiscman. Of Newport News, and
NJ. W. Ramsey. of Roanoi>c.
Mirkil Assists In OrEnnIxati"n.
7. T.. Mirkil. OF Phiiade! !phia. secrc-
tary commissioner OF the national
association. assisted in pcrfcctinG the
organization. which - tnc outcome
OF the merchants meeting here to
attend the first annuai exhibition of
the Richmond Association OF Travel
ing Shoe Statesmen. which Yesterday y
was attended by retail ic:rcrs from
Georgia. Tennessee. Kentucky. West
Virginia. North Carolina and Nir-
gina.
The organization was the idea Of
II. {. Boschcn. OF Richmond, who de-
voted much time in urging tn, deal
crs to attend the Richmond exhibi-
lion
Every state in the Union is now
organized and will be affiliated with
the National shoe Retailers Associa-
tion. which is doing considerable in
the way "f eliminating trade abuses
and protecting the merchants from
unjust restrictive legislation. The
national association, Secretary Mirkil
said. j. undertaking. survey OF
prices dai profits III the shoe business
OF the United States by which. he
said. will be rcfutcd the charges en-
anatinS from Washington in state
ments by the Federal Trade Commits
sion, toe Federal Reserve Board and
other official sources 30 the effect
that retail merchants have taken too
CONTINUED on Rage .. Col. %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
DE: VALERA WOULD SUBMIT
PROPOSALS 10 iRISIf VOTERS -
NNY Nasocintrn Prcssl

s'A -N7~''t ts1 ''I i'S'sI
DUBLIN. July Neither General
Smuts. th. south African Premier, nor
Sir James Craig, ihc Ulster Premier.
is expected in Dublin for the confer
cnce in which l:amonn dc Na!cr;, dn'l
other IRISH leaders viii participate.
tomorrow. Though nothing has
,ranspircd regarding the nature OF
the negotiations, -" Valera is known
10 maintain thc Republican principle.
his attitude being that b" was elected
With :. Republican mandate. which
only the Irish people an vary.
II is "a clarcd that II really !ar.; :
proposals wcAc made, he would sub
mt 'hem for me- discrimination Of ,he
dol- that De Valera or his coiiea- !-S
VIII go L" London in response i
Premier Lloyd Georges invitation
unless the basis "f tho proposed con-
ference There is improved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
DUCHESS AND SON, BROKE,
FAIL IN SUICIDE ATTEMPT
Nine. De GuiSc-Hitc, Formerly
Wife Of Cleveland Man,
Tries to Die.
icy United News.

PARIS. July I.-Mmc. de Gujse
Htc. the American who called her
self duchess and who WAS a noted
igUr- on both continents. Will re-
cover from her attempt to carry out
4 doUb,c-sm! pact with her son.
George Harbowgh. in spite Of the fact
thar each OF tac umfortunntcs took
enough vcronal. Paris physicians say.
to XIII >iN persons.
Tine son died at $3.50 o'clock tonight.
Nine. GUisc-Iiitc is al the American
hospital at Ncuilly. where, it is said.
she has fair chance OF recovery.
Young iiarbough never recovered
consciousness Friends of the family
fear that because Of the sons death.
Nine. Guisc-iii,c's former husband.
who is now in California will refuse
TO help her.
The attempted suicide was due to
financial difficulties. Nine. ldc ,;uisc-
Hit" some years ago married George
y Harbough. OF cleveland. They
were divorced, and she welded Clevc-
land de Guisc-lIitc. wcli-kuown por-
trait painter, of London and Paris.
and claimant TO a French dukedom.
She was divorced from her second
husband in 1914. but still mainta incd
her right 10 the questioned title of
duchess.
stocks. particularly American Sc
curities. in which her money was in
vested, dropped rapidly. and her hold
ings practically became worthless. She
and her son. who is -, were living
in modest rooms on the fifth floor OF
tn" Hotel France, at Choiscul. when
She became dcspondent
Friends. among them Mrs X.
Wollman. Of Boston. are said to have
advanced her some money recently.
and one of them gave her at least
7.G00 francs
Employees broke down the door Of
the duchess apartment and dis
covered her unconscious from vCronal.
Her son was discovered in Il similar
condition in his own room
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
ny sidney H. " hipplc.

United News stan Correspondent,
NEW YORK. July THE extra
ordinary grand jury FOR the July
session OF supreme Court more popu.
larry and briefly known as the lia-
uor jury. has had To go to work
ono man short because the authori.
ties couldn't ind twenty-thrcc men
out Of the hundreds on the jury list
who had any sympathy for the dry
law or the manner Of its enforce
mcnt.
This is the first time in the history
Of New York that Il grand jury has
been accepted by the courts when it
was under legal requirements. Six
teen men. however. constitute quo
rum. and the state believes it has,
out OF the twenty-five finally accept
ed for duty. sixteen who will tulhll
their stern duty regardless of per-
sonal beliefs nr-incJinatinns.
Justice Borst swore in the new
grand jury and cautioned them that
the scenes they had witnessed dur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
E. c. MONCURE is DEAD
AT HOME IN CAROLINE

After an illness Of several years. T.
{. Moncurc. one of the most prom
incnt citizens OF Caroline County. died
AT his home in Bowling Green last
night at 10 O'Clock. aged S5 years.
The funeral will be this afternoon
at o'clock, the burial being in
Lakewood Cemetery, Bowling Green.
Mr.. Moncurc leaves widow, three
sons. Judge William y Moncurc. of
the Chanccry Court. Richmond: Irbv
Moncurc. Of Blackstone, and t.. &.
Moncurc. OF Tyler. Texas. and two
daughters, Mrs. I. II. Gin. OF Bowling
Green. and Mrs. Maria i5o"rc. Of
Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
PEACE is UPPERMOST
AS NORTH AND SOUTH
IRISH MEET AT DUBLIN
Momentous Conference Of Leaders Of Erins Two Great
FACTIONS Opens 'roday-'Truce Expected to Be Imme-
date Outcome of Face-to-Face NEGOTIATIONS

ru'h"rS that King Georges speech at
f"iidst embodied his own earnest
views on ihc situation as well as
those Of his Cabinet. is that the King
mas picrcd Lloyd icorg. the use of
rHinghdm Palace as - meeting
ground Tor tn" London conferences
81 James Craig. Premier of Ulster
IS rcm2.niuS in London in readiness
10 participate in the conferences II.
las reiterated Ulster is determined
not L" surrender auy Of her new
rights.
onicia!s freely predict that the uiti-
mate solutiuu--it the solution comes
will be found ia a radical amend
mon; to the present home rule act
which VIII give both the southern
and Northern Parliamcnts Increased
prcrogativ"s In other words. Sim
Fem must accept Il scparat" Parlia
mont. although this need not b. re-
gardcd as "disunion"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
MACHINE EXPLODES
ONE MINUTE AFTER
. REACHING GROUND
Commander Johnson, of C-3.
His Wrist Broken, Keeps
Fire From Tank.
FLAME -ENvELoPeD PILOT
EFFECTS SAFE LANDING
Big Navy Gas Bag Ignites Fly
ing 400 Feet Above Hamp-
ton Roads Base.
SIN MEN NEAR DEATH
N"hc Seriously Injured. hut Only
Motors Remain of
Craft.
Flannel E-ENVELOPED PILOT
EFFECTS SAFE LANDING
5 IL MEN NEAR DEATH
None Seriously Injured, hut Only
Motors Remain of
Craft.
LHy Assoclated rrn.s1

NORFOLK. VA, July The cool
"'SN "' 'hr commander and tho piIot
saved six men from death today whcn
'hc navy diriciblc C-3 caurh, nrn
Mhi'c nNinG TOO feet over the IIamn.
'"h Roads naval base The machine
"Npl"dcd Il minute after IL had bon,,
brought Ia the ground
Friction caused bv tho flan,;,
q rip panel is said to have causcL
the tire
with his coat burning Lieutenan.
H. y Johnson. commander. fouvh,
|" Keep the flames from the f,,cl
''nN fhe propeller struck his right
WriSt ana fractured it. He stiu
,""S"' IN" flames. urged his men TO
the aircraft
/. Lieutenant c. .. Atwood. p;Io. do.
spite the fact that he was cnvelopcl
oE thames, guided the craft To 4 snf..
IahninR before the big gas bag cx-
plodcd
Thc machine, under tho guidance
"i lieutenant Atwood. took an in
,.n'l"nal drop OF nearly 200 feet,
hnd then. for about 100, ,e,t wv, .
'""Sn. down In swift. short circles.
- w Russell, official photorru-
hher for the air station. was badly
""rh'd on the back. Ills shirt caucht
hr'' nut he tore il from his body and
threw II overheard during the des
cent
;. NJ i-cmsky. chief machinist. and
,hr'" other machinists also wcr.
""rh'"' None OF the men was SER
''"S'F injured bu, .thc dirigiblc was
destroyed. Within a few minute.
after che airship rcucncr tho c,r,h
h"thlng Was left but its motors.
me ca was ono OF the ncwcs. and
largest of navy dirigjDics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08

United News stan corrcsnond.r,
WASHIEGTON. July 7-tormcr
President Woodrow Wilson is doipr
omc writing and legal study.
urs Wilson :. doro,i,
cpiirc lin. ana ,,,c,,ion a. ha,,,;.
her husband in rcfor.uco v,r,.
- battling tbc dcnrcssi,c i,nu,
,f Washinrtop's ,orrid wc,,hcr
r,o,,r.. co..o, , ..
,,nl,y la. .nn,,,.,oh ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
POLICE HOLD
DA WIS, CHARGED WITH
NUMBERING WIFE HERE
Hen Refuses to Lay; Soviets
Lay Blame Upon Owner

WASiIINGTON, July : Latest
BVishcvist wrinkle.
In ilabarovsk. Siberia. accord
ing 10 newspaper Sipyo rf tina,
city. received here by II @ovcru-
mcnt department. tho lucal Soyi.,
authorities have effected the ua
ilonnlizdtion Of hcnh.
All domestic fowls are regis
tered by the cOmrnissary aud can
n"' b" disposed rr without Of
neial permission. Eggs also arc
nutinualiz"d
Eu, one hon. probably Of capi-
ta!lstir persuasion. stopped laying
This form OF pro,--t augcrcd the
S"Ht"is and the housoIady who
owned tho fowl was accused i'm
mcdiat"ly OF being countcr-rcv.
olutionary.
she was warned" the new
paper reports. that such rcsis,-
anc" I" soviet "dic,s must not be
repeated"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
GEORGIA MINISTER LEADS
OFFICERS TO WHISKY STILL
tBy Associated Press

ROME. GA. July 7.-Rcv Robcr,
stewart. Methodist minister. of The
Texas Valley District. not satisfied
with his efforts 10 stop the liuuor
business by cxhortationy from The
pulpit. today led a party Of officers
to a ''moonshinc" still IN his com
munl'y, resulting in its capture and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
would Make LAW controlIing Rents.

NEW ORLEANS, July '.-Pnssasc
of - retroactive rental law waH an
uounccd today as part Of The state
housing commissions program in its
ught on alleged high rents here and
IN several other larger cities OF the
state. The proposed law calls for
creation Of u special rent commission.
with authority to revise leases sign
ed under threat of eviction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
LOOKS LIKE TRAMP.
SPEEDY AS YACHT
Alleged Pirate Craft Is De-
scribcd Minutcly by
Sea Captain.
mUNSOh LINER OElAYE D
Fears Expressed Steamer Callao
Has Fallen Victim of
Mystery Ship"
IEy United News !

~, Jul! Tile mystery
'H >"''S OF the seven
"hp'Icated III the
o' score of vessels
"''"'"S mas eve" been
:" ''ssci OF between 5000
'"" f'"o' tons. whose Smokcstack
LOOKS IKE that OF u mcr-
"""'""h' according to an EXCLUSIVES
description OF the supposed raider
furnished the United News by can
tam Elisha Diamond, OF the Mun.n,.
liner Munalbro
Car,aiu piamnrI
legged pirate .nnrox;r,.,,,,
nv, Mn.
Nantucket soutb sh., it.,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
kidn"p rompion. \. J.. 1,,hc

FoMPToN LAKES. y. j., July =
f""r men kidnapped 9-months-old
Margaret Elotsc Torrcns granddaugh
Ter OF James simpson, wealthy Pater-
sou SILK manufactures. today. The
ch'lds mother declares that her hus-
"and. from whom She has been SEN
arated for some time. was in the
gang that took the baby away in an
AUTOMOBILES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
rs steamer Ashore or belfast.

BELFAST, July The American
steamer Eastern sword, which sailed
from New Orleans for Belfast and
Glasgow June u. is ashore at the
entrance of Belfast Lough. 1t is
said she is In n safe position.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
rrr,hlng to At,cnd runcr,,.

lIVhVN EN- \ j, July 7.-Cicncral
I"hh j. P"rShinG Will attend the fu-
neral services o. 7,264 soldier dead.
whose Lodtes arrived from France
'ast week on the transports Somme
ana w htaton, nCrc next Sunday after.
noon. Another consignment of bodies
VIII arrive August on the transport
cantiGnY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
Hnd Peculiar Whistle.
STRAP HANGERS WOULD PAY
HALF FARE UNDER NEW BILL
iBy Associated press

ATLANTA. GA. July 7.-Strap-
hangers on street ears in Gcorg !,
would pay only half-farc under 4 hll
introduced today by state senator
Golnckc, OF the Nineteenth District
The Senator introduced another
bill 10 require street ear companies
TO furnish separate cars for whites
and negroes Both bills were referred
10 committee,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
Mny Form QundrupIc Allinncc.

LONDON, July THE formation Of
Il quadruplc alliance between Great
Britain, the United States, Japan and
China looms as a possibility in the
the sensational admissions of Lloyd
George in tho House of Commons
Thursday that four-cornered ncgoti-
ations are now under way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
John u. nockcfcrlcr sury nt g.

TANRNTOWN. y. T.. July 7.-John
-. Rockefeller. who is s. wears old
Friday, viii celebrate the day quietly
"' nome lie expects TO play eolt
IN IN" morning. take ride in the
afternoon nm,i have his son ana FAM
NY TO dinner in the evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
UN \. g.. JnhnNnn.

,n~,,,> Nv ,''n correspondent
,.,,',,1 go; c'ce OF con-
III ireland hinges upon
success or iai'ur" OF III" mo-
.',''''' conference tomorrow be-
49," representatives. oi North and
''t''""' 'i' IN. "N" of tn.
'''HS Ike peace
''''' III i."hdph II lS freely pro-
h'c,cd, both bE government officials
and by political observers. ,hat ,h.r.
will he ,vyo d.ycl.u,rc,,. ,,, "a,
,nnrcrar,c ,,,u ,t.
80 '''''' '''i'H ~"
'''' '''hS reported "a
""'' '''h ha". by Premier Jan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08

The most attractive outing. c. e q.
Sunday Excursions to Old Point,
Buckroo Beach. Ocean Wow, Norfolk,
Virginia Beach. Three trains, $3.50,
0 a. NJ. and - noon. Cheap rates.
Advertisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
PRESIDENT THROWS
INFLUENCE AGAINST
. BONUS LEGISLATION
Visits Senate Chamber in Sun
port of Secretary MELONS
Attitude.
HE is EXPECTED TO URGE
DELAY TODAY IN MESSAGE
Tells Senators Prime Duty Is to
Complete Tariff and Tax
Programs.
tEy Associated ir.ss j.

WASiiINGTON. Julv -rra.id.,,
Harding paid AN uncxn,r,nS ,a,,, ,n
the Senate today ANA i, is ,,..,,,
tujcrpoec. tn. y.!uh, of ;.. ,.,,
influence to defer ,.,i., 81, ,,a ",
dicr bonus bin until rI.ar.r r.,
Outstanding of tho goyo,,,r..,,,..
aaacial ouilook has b.., r,.I,. 49,
siblc by enactment of u..,. ,,i,.
tax laws
4, am bo,,-
u,c I..d.r. a., ,,., '"
s,ooJ "a ''''e'
S...... u.,,. "'
,io,, ,,,. .S''
,,.sr,,,, 80 '"'""'
>, ,., .,,, "'u >e"
fsI..,i,o ,,,,si., '''''
I.' 20 per
IL an" 'dN
49,, ny
,,,,o,, ''"'' "' ""'
'' 70"
~ ""'
.,,o..., :"
VIZ" '"'
'p'''"' SESSION was called
VIII send Special ,tr,>u-c.
:, y,s i,dic,,,
-, ''"' "'''H
~ 'o'th al greater
:" ''' message 10 CON
N''SE' "h'ch may DC sent tc the cap
lt"I tomorrow. Tho document j. cN-
pect"d 10 deal partiuularIy with tho
bonus bill and to sci form ma, while
TN. administration r...,,Jy ,..i,
,,,,,,,,,..
80 ''' 80 y
''>''"''' '' H''H II" re"
$50" 'o' acting pf''ipItatclN-
Nhilc the President Mas giving h.e
opinion 10 senator after senator II,
his room jUs, off Tho Ssuut. .ba,nher
tho S.n,,. i,s.I. ,,,s d.r,,i 49,.
L,r, ,su ,t
w
''' ''i us i'"SSaSt hN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
bLAY|NG OCCURRED
|N 1916; HUSBAND
ESCAPED N BIG FOG
Pcrgcant Waymack Speeds to
| Jacksonville to Bring
| Fugitive Back.
b0VERNOR WILL FORWARD
| THE REQUISITION PAPERS
Prisoner Attempting to Secure
Release Through Habeas Cor
| pus Proceedings.
ku.LING STIRRED RICHMOND
rw" Bullets Sent Into Woman,
| Body After Alteration at
( Street Car.
GOVERNOR WILL FORWARD
THE REQUISlTION PAPERS
STIRRED RICuNIONI
Two Bullets Sent Into Woman,
Body After Alteration at
Street Car.
rs. tssnriutrd Press.

JN'k kSONNIELI:, Ei.t.. July w.
Y. bri"n. nIins Is. Davis. believed D.,
hr police 4" br I:IiJah nn,IS, wanted
" Hirhm"nd. M. far the murder of
'is wife there Drrrnnirr ~. InIu u,.
'rr">ird here today. rhr mnn, WIN,
mid h" was - !rns> old. denied Tint
~ was Davis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08

lContimucd on Pagc >. col. A.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
The Weather

Continued warm and pnriiy cloudy
today and tomorrow; snmr possi-
biity OF showers tomorrow.
cFor weather report. see Editorial pasc)
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-12-08
Sharon

B Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nixon were
made the happy parents of a SON, Law
renee Eugene, Nov. %. 4l,
D. E. Waters and family were cali
ers,at E. 0. Woodward's Sunday.
Mrs. Clorondia McConkey passed
her 18th birthday anniversary, Dec. ).
c. c. Cranes health is improving.
A. H. Chamberlain spent Thanksgiv
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stuart
of Homestead, Fla. 4
Mr.. Elton Friedt of Gallipolis is
spending few days with his sister,
Mrs. w. A. Swigart.
Dec. 3 little daughter, Elzoria
Elizabeth, came to live with Mr.. and
Mrs. John McConkey.
Nell Halderman, Mrs. A. J. Miller
and son George spent the weekend
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Halderman.
Geo. Dean died at his home near
Boneta, Thursday. The funeral was
held Sunday afternoon at 80 at the
house, conducted by Rev. c. B. Etter
of Wadsworth Lutheran church.
Mrs. Nancy Houglan died at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Vern Rich
ardson, at Stowe Corners last Satur-
day. Funeral services were held at
the house Monday, conducted by Rev
Etter.
The w, c. T. U. will hold an all
day meeting at the home of Mrs. E.
0. Woodward on Thursday, Dec. 6
Sewing will be done for the hospital.
All members are urged to come.
Saturday evening, Dec. 10, the M.
E. church will hold bazaar at the
Community hall. Everybody comet
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-12-08
Guilford

Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley Marken and
son Donald were weekend visitors at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. E. Fulton.
The friends of T. E. Mccoy are verv
sorry to learn of his loss. Beside
losing barn and contents, one hundred
and six head of live stock were burn
ed. The cause of the fire is unknown.
1t started about 1890 Sunday night.
There is to be pound social at the
Guilford hall Friday night Dec. 9. 1t
is desired that all of the Acme Sunday
school come and bring a pound or
more, each pound done up by itself.
The Acme church is having a post
card shower this week for one of its
members, Mrs. Frank Smith, who is
in the Wadsworth hospital.
Mr.. Will Bowers, wife and son Chas
attended the funeral of Mr.. Bowers
uncle, at Ravenna last Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Friedt was taken to
the Wadsworth hospital Monday
morning to have her tonsils removed.
Mrs. Del Amstutz and two children
are visiting in Barberton for a week
with Mrs. Amstutz's parents.
Mr.. Ed. Lesher, Sr., is very poorly
not being able to partake of any nour-
ishment.
Will Means, accompanied by An
drew Taylor of Seville, left Monday
for Florida via Ford.
Mr.. Arch Hewitt is unable to be
about his daily work on account Of
boils.
Christy Beery is getting along as
well as can be expected, being able to
sit up awhile now.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Fulton and
family were Sunday guests at the J.
H. Frazier home.
Master Russell Boiler has been suf-
fering with gathering on his neck.
The doctor lanced it Sunday and he is
resting easier at this writing.
Master Lawrence Reich and broth.
er Clarence were weekend visitors at
their grandmother Reich's.
The friends of MI. Cahoon will be
glad to know he is slightly improved
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-12-08
OBITUARY

On July 10, 1921, a sweet little
oaDy boy came to- gladden. the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Clark and
two daughters of Seville. The parents
were well-pleased over the arrival of
TINS little son and looked forward
with great anticipation to the joy and
comfort and blessing he would be in
later years. But after short linger-
ing illness little Lawrence Junior
Clark was silently taken away by the
REAPER whose name is Death" on
NOV. IL, at4 the age of four months,
leaving the father, mother, two daugh
ters Ruth and Marveline, grandmoth-
er, grandfather, and many other rel
atiyes to mourn the departure of the
Wherefore should make my moan
now the darling child is dead,
he to rest is early gone,
He to Paradise is ed.
l shall go to him, but he
Never shall return to me.
God forbids his longer stay,
God recalls His precious loan.
He hath. taken him away
From my bosom to His own.
Surely what he wills is best;
Happy in His will I rest.
-Chas. Wesley.
Rev. Wolf of the Presbyterian
church of Seville conducted the fun
eral services at the home of the grief
stricken parents.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-12-08
Chatham

The third number of the lecture
course will be given Wednesday even
ing, Dec. Is.
The parent-teacher's meeting will be
held at the Community house on Fri
day evening, Dec. IS. }
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Krieger. son
Robert, Miss Ethel Kruggle and Miss
Nellie Mccullough, motored to Am
herst Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Rhinheart, theh former who
was Miss Letha Campbell of Chatham.
The meeting of the M. E. church are
being we'll attended in spite of bad
roads and weather.