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Methodist Church Notes
READsBoRo

Marvin Berard has purchased a
Ford ca.
Mr.. Rcdheld Of Springfield. Mass.
is a business visitor in town.
Mrs. Walter Davis of Monroe, Mass.
is visiting Mrs. Harry Davis.
Amadayo Maroni spent Sunday
with his daughter in Holyoke, Mass
James Bryant is visiting his father,
d. P. Bryant in Hubbardston, Mass
Miss Lillian Hosley of Chelsea,
Mass. is a guest OF ]. F. Carriers
Mrs. f w. Noyes was business
visitor in North Adams, Mass, Mon.
dag. n
Mrs. I. H. Goodell and son Richard
visited friends in Wilmington, Vt
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Stiokles and
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farmers. He leaves wife and three
sons and one daughter, two sisters,
Mrs. Helen Mcintosh Wheeler and
Mrs. Mary Mcintosh Williams. lie
has a number of first cousins here.
Mrs. David Hill of this town and
brother Hiram Huling of White
Creek. Clark Saunders, Mrs. Julia NJ
Montgomery. Mrs. w. +. Stockwell,
Mrs. c. l.. Hulette, Mrs. d. p Matti-
son. Mrs Myron Ellsworth and j. w.
Olin Of Bennington.
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WHY Be WEAK
AND NERVOUS

az a result Of pale, thin watery blood
-Nuxated Iron will help make you
strong and well again; IL has been used
and highly endorsed by former United
States Senators, Judgesof u. s. Courts,
many physicians and prominent men.
Even the Pope at Rome has written
especially of the merits of Nuxatod
Iron in communication to the Phar-
macie Normale. Over 1000, 900 people
are using II annually to help build red
blood, strength and endurance. AT all
druggists,
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A. RUSKIN

/ pay the highest cash prices for
rags, ruhbers. iron, bags, papers and
Junk OF all kinds.
f3t Main st. Tel. 4t7-W.
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MISCELLANEOUS

LOST OR STRAYED-Monday July
ith. small female hound Suitable re-
ward for Information or return. Chas.
Briggs. si59 Beech st 53t6
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WANTED.-Man to help with hayinR
for a few days Apply TO l.. Kenneth
lHaBweil, Bennington Flats bit6-
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EAST ARLINGTON

Miss Stella Shevein is spending
few days at South Horlcan with
Miss Daisy Smith.
Mrs. c. NJ. Woodmansee of Sails
bury visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Hayes last week.
Durwood Smith of Shrewsbury is
spending a few days in town with
his schoolmate, James Cole.
Royal Blyther left this week for
New York to join the Merchant Ma
rine again, after being at home for
several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Moore of
! Pittspeld4 Mass3 ars spending a few
days In town with the former par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs.-B j. Moore.
j Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cookson and
family OF Worcester, Mass, are spend
ing a few days in town with Mrs.
Cookson's mother, Mrs. Helen Denni-
sor.
Rev. Bernard Brasscamp OF Wash.
ington. ID. c.. who at one time preach
ed at the Congregational church
here, visited the place last week
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour
Hard. nll
I The members OF the East Airing
ton Village Improvement Association
desire in this way to express their
gratitude and appreciation to the
Hale company for instigating and
carrying forward the electric light
/ ing system for tho village streets, al
so for making over the lighting sys'
tenn to the Village Improvement as.
ISOLATION for its maintenance. The
association Is also grateful to the pub
lie, to Mr.. Kamber. and to any and
all who have shown their interest
by contributing TO the cause. II Is
in this way that TIE spirit Of progress
is manifested and our village made
beautiful and goodly place to live
in. May the new lights shining IN
our streets and this spirit ,of progress
and cooperation ever lead us on
toward the good, the beautiful, the
true.
Methodist Church Notes ,s
Mrs. Robert Wdker of Hubbard
ton is spending d few days at the
parsonage. uI
Subject for Sunday morning prcaci
ing service is THE lmmutabe
Christ" Evening topic "unbusci
Gus Spiritual Decliner
Several new members were voted
into the Epworth League Sunday Al
INCREASED interest is being shown IL
these ,meetings. au
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TO RENT'-Storcs. offices tenements
shops stables individual storage lock-
ers, furnished apartments and fooNik.
IAN centrally located. Geo. NJ. Hawks,
4S5 Main st. 7Stf
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| Wantod-Four or five room tenement
ialso space for auto II possible. Tel
3i6-W. bSt6
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FOR SALE-The Cromack property,
corner Main and Branch streets. two
George A. Mathers. Adm, Estate Of Sar-
an Cromack. l16 South ST. 1stf
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TO RENT

TO REST-FurnlsheG room at liz
Scott street. 50te
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WANTEn--oak wood lots Wa want
TO buy several old growth oak woad
lois. or oak logs skidded by the road
side II T. CuHhman Mfg. Co. North
bennington, VI. 66tf.
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WANTEn--To buy 10 calves. one day
to two years old Highest prices paid.
Fillmore aud Slade. Tel560. aitf
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WANTED

/ WANTED-Gir1 or woman to taxa
care of eleven month old baby and do
light homework. Apply at 200 Gage
st. 5st6s
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FOR SALE-one first class 6 gear
old COW. Tel173-X. S2tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-13

FOR SALE-Balod hay delivered any
where. l.. II. Percy, tel. 41s-W 7itf.
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FOR SALE-Used cars for sale at
the Bennington Garage: one Model 6sl
Nash Five Passenger touring car, In
most excellent condition In every de-
tail: One 1920 Essex FIVE passenger
touring car now In paint shop viii
come out with 1921 finish: one nearly
new two ton Nash truck at very low
price 1921 Ford sedan: 1921 Buick
roadster, delivered June 9th. sstf
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WANTED--we want TO buy rs tons
clean oht or rye STRAW. eItner bAleu
or loose, baled preferred. II. I. Cusn-
man Mfg Co. SIR.
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WANTEp-CIerIa 1me,

WANTED--To hire a horse for
months July aud AugusD. Very easy
work and good care guaranteed In
sstf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
20 HURT IN WRECK;
ENGINEER is DEAD
he Associatcd prcss l

SCRANTON PA. July .2.-More
than twenty persons were injured. one
fatally. when the Lackawanna Lin
tied, one Of the fastest trains on The
Delaware. Lackawanna AMI Western
Hailroad between New York and
Eunalo was wrecked at c;Ienburn
near here. this afternoon.
Charles CoolbauEh. engineer. Scran-
ton. who was scaided. died Of his in
jur!es. Others seriously injured were:
Jacob Glcishman, fireman, Gouldboro
Pa, scaldcd. condition serious. oscar
Snyder. Stroudsburg. Pa. mail clerk
crushed. condition serious
Il. II. Hart. lIackcttstown. y. j.
mail clerk, crushed. condition serious
James Simrcll. Binghamton. " Y,
conductor, badly bruised about the
body.
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CHESTERFIELD JURY
TO TRY D|NW|DD|E CASES
Negroes Accused OF Murder OF Ste
pllcn &. White Arc Indicted
on Two Counts.

PETERSBURG, VA. July 22.--Thc
special pinwiddie County grand jury,
III session at Dinwiddic Courthouse.
Today indicted Raleigh Elaskins and
Judge griffith. confessed slaycrs OF
stephen g. White. aged postmaster
ana st"rekecpcr at Harpcr's Home,
idSt week. Two counts. charging
murder and murder with intent TO
rob- were returned against the ne
SrooS The indictments were return
ed against the mon In short order,
hoth having signed written confess
si"ns that they committed the foul
murder.
Chesterfield jury will try the
men. probably at Dinwiddie Court
house. in August because Of feeling
against the negroes. They are now
held in Jail here. hut will be taken
TO the county under heavy guard for
trial. and. following a speedy trial,
VIII bc brought back here for safe
keeping.
Griffith yesterday afternoon con-
iesscd 10 sheriff Boisscau and other
Dinwiddic officials that he had hand
in the killing. When Haskns con-
tossed last week and implicated Crit
fifth. the latter denied helping kill
White. but said he had remained
outside OF the store and Witnessed
tho murder. In his confession yes
tcrday he admitted the knife used
TO cut tho storckccpcr's throat was
his and that he had given 1t to Has
kins after White had been Knocked
unconscious to the floor. He also
said he held shut the door while
Haskins was cutting the white man.
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LOCATE Ora We FEDERAL
SOLDIER AFTER SIXTY YEARS
Chance Meeting of,Two Knights Of Pythias Members
Results in Dscovery-Ohio Tourists Find Burial
Place of Father in Cemetery at Winchester

a small boy had found Mr.. buchanan
near stone fence with Mimic bail
IN ms head and in a dying condition.
They too" him To the Dean nome.
where he waS cared FOR by Federal
hospital officers. then opciyS,ing from
the base hospital IN Winchester. and
hr died at the Dean nome.
Mr.. Mason suggested they visit the
i"'."nal cemetery here. but none Of
the party ever had heard Of Federal
soldiers being buried here. althoug h
there are OVER 1000 graves in the
local cemetery.
superintendent T.. L. Phillips cx-
aniinod TN" records. and in a short
time found the pravc-No. 1892 in
u" West Virginia section.
Mr.. BHchanan's record showed he
served in Company T.. Thirtcenth
West virginia Regiment. and that his
original burial place WAS on the saw
age farm at kcrnstown Mrs Hunter
siid she would hav. flowers sent here
on caeh national Decoration Day for
Ter fathers grave. She and her rela-
t!v"s were gratitich saying had IL
lot been for the accidental meeting
with y. -. Mason. local Pythian. the
grave might never nave been found.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23

Alleged Burglars Fall
Into Bay Rum Trap

tSpccia. to The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. July Ebay
rum proved an effective burglar
trap at the sales commissary at
Camp Lee last night when the
warehouse Was entered by two
young white men.
Included in the articles stored
in the plac" was a quantity Of bag
rum and this proved too much Of
temptation to the would be
burglars. with the result that
they drank too much and fell in
Il drunken stupor to the ilour
withou, moicsting anything else
in the place.
The place was found broken
open; an investigation revealed
the two men on the floor. drunk
from the effects OF the bay rum.
Th"y were taken into custody and
are now held AT Camp Lee on me
charge Of breaking into the ware
house. Their Identity is withheld
until the matter Is brought TO the
attention OF the Federal authori
ties at Richmond.
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WINCHESTER ENGAGES IN
SERIES OF IMAM HUNTS"
/ spccinI to a. Timrs.nt.nn1nh l

~ ''''l 80 'li's j lui'tS . l'lS pa - h
wlNCHESTEH, VA. July 22.-Chas.
INK NEGROES was The order az the day
mere this week. the police and crowds
Joining in no less than four hunts"
Tor black men and boys
The first to occupy the attention Of
local authorities was Il I!arcrstown.
Ma, negro. engaged in tho risky gam.
u running tn" hlockaI. with 100
gallons Of whisky. which he success
fulIy got away with by shooting tho
gas TO his car while under arrest on
technical charge OF speeding.
llttle later in the day Hubert
Comedy. sentenced 10 thirty days for
'aiiinr To pay "a fine Of SS25 FOR non
payment OF his dog tax. made "a dash
Tor liberty az a magistrates Office.
and was chased hy q large crowd
through The business section ana
hnaliE caught. only TO have thirty
more days added 10 his sentence.
G""fE" Washington Frederick
Douglas Gather. II years old. and
much understood. was rounded up
l't"r h" had taken tire" horses and
haggi"s from the county hitch!ng-
'hrd during It day and "vcntn. All
were recovered but meanwhile ne
mad driven ono team to EcrryviIic.
attended a circus by Slipping under
IN. tent. and in addition 10 beating
,hrcc t"llEat"s, also stole three ducks
on his way home" He tried 10 pass
the blame or TO a girl known as
'Pnddin'." hut sho had an alibi
Will" ""x"rCisinr" with other prison
"rs ia the ia!lyard ne craulcd through
cellar window bars easily and went
home. When brought back TO jail
10y his mother. II" excused himself by
saving he wanted To put on new and
clean clothing before going to the
negro rcfCrmatory near Richmond
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Everyday Adj Ventures
IT'S 4 SMALL. SMALL WORLD

IT'S 4 SMALL. SMALL. WORLD
Dunn Ind bccn holding down
the same job in the snmc Office
for three years. IL was one Of
those jobs with plenty Of work.
but mo futurc-nnd he'd made up
his MUD 10 break AWAY NJ tho
first opportunity.
iint the first npportunity srcmcd
to be late In showing up. and Il"
went on nv q clerk when he had
all the training OF fine account
ant.
Just across the street were the
offices OF Holt & Co., who wanted
young, progressive man Ia take
charge W their housekeeping, hut
they weren't having my luck I'm
finding ono.
And did Dunn just step over
md get tho posIttOnt He did not!
lie didn't even dream 10 WINS open.
Then Dunn put n SITUATE n
w nied Ad In The Times-Dts-
patch md two days later he
took wink across the street to
Holt &c Co.'s Offices md landed
exactly tho sort of job he'd been
hoping for! And ns he looked
over nj the windows Of his old
ONCE ncrosS the way he MUIR
murcd-
"TT'S SMALL. SMALL. WORLD,
AFTER AILw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
NEWPORT NEWS YARD
BIDS ON FRED D" LINERS

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July %
The Newport News Shipbuilding and
Dry Dock Company has submitted Il
hid for construction Of passenger
liners for the Red ID" steamship line.
II was announced al the yard this
morning. The bid is in the hands OF
the owners Of the line. hut no dccis
ION as get has been given y recent
ISSUE of the Marine Review stated
mat the local yard was one OF thos"
invited 10 submit bids. only The old
established yards were asked TO lid.
me magazine stated. The passenger
Ships VII! be OF the very latest type
and Will be pat on tho run between
Now York and NcnnzmcIn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
Judge Says Crime Wave
Due to Failure of Justice

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
HARRISONBURI;. VA. July %
Failure To punish criminals
adcquatcly-thc miscarriage Of
justicc-is given by Judge +. y.
Haas. OF the Circuit COUNT OF
Rockingham County. as the cause
of the crime wave" which. lie AS
scrts. is sweeping over the coun-
try.
Another. and no, the least
cause OF failure Of Justice aud
contempt for the lazy and its
penalties, is the abuse of the par
doninS power" continued the
Judge in an interview. 1T is an
ind!sputable TACT that American
people and their officials and
jurics are too tolerant Of crime.
They read or hear about il. and
strai Ghtway forge; it. and are not
impressed with its Nervousness or
enormitics unless they actually
suffer personally. from it,
Three cases charging homicide
arc before the Circuit Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
LOW TOBACCO PRICES
DEPRESSING TO GROWERS
Especial Ia the rimos-Dispatchl

Especial 10 tho Timos-DIs patch.l
nANNILLE, vs. July Further
reports from tho South Carolina to-
hacco market indicate that the slump
continues. and that both buyers and
growers are depressed over the con
dition. Letters received here today
from various centres agrees that tho
planters ARC cNasporatcd ana that
some ar. threatening 10 let their to-
bacco ro, rather than cut i: for mar
kct.
one report said that the primlngs
were OF lnw quality ANA were not IN
demand. while another from White
vi!!". ;. C.. was TO the effect that the
tobacco Their" was better than last
year. hut that the price was SO per
cent below last years \ few Of the
large companies are buying and some
independents. but the ''pinhookcrs''
nave stopped buying. having expert
cnccd losses on resale propositions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
UNION BOOTLECGERs
FIGHT CUT IN PRICES
Arc Indignant Because morgan
lied Booze Dispensers Arc TAX
ing JOY Out OF Trade.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, July 22-
What are the union bootleggers go
ing TO do with the scah labor?
liumor has 1t that scab bootlcEgcrs
ave coming right into the field OF tn.
local unionizcd booze sellers. and are
selling better stuff for 50 and IS a
quart where bootIcErcrs who wear
the badge Of Unionism call for SIP
and SO for that variety.
II is said that tho scabs are selling
good rye for what bootlcggcrs union
azcd get for corn.
"'Tis audacious Of them" said one
hootleggcr last night, slappirig his
own wrist and narrowly missing his
thin watch "'Twould serve them
right. the rascals, TO have to drink
some Of the sun"
Tho so-callcd scab bootleggers arc
said to to sailors who come in off
ships. To a man who has paid 81 for
quart OF whisky Ia Scotland. 50 for
that same quart in this port look :
Ike good money
One local man, asked yesterday why
the price Of corn tumblcd 10 IS and
s. quart smiled and said
"Everyhody's doing it,"
He said the supply was greater
than the demand, and the demand is
as great as ever.
why he said. III YOU work It
right. you can bring sontc OF the
garden variety Of hootlcggcrs down
:" $3.50 a quart LIS kicking liquor.
too"
Whisky over here Is said to he
cheaper than that in Norfolk. Some
Norfolk men in this city some days
aGo, when told they might buy Scotch
for IS "A quart. went into trance
for few minutes, and then ask ed
Where at hcrc?"
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Accepts Hampton churcn Cali.

lAMPToN, VA. July 22.-Rcv.
Jock Wilson Cunningham Of Neosho,
MO. has accepted the call given him
by the Hampton Church of Christ To
becomc Its pastor and will reach
Hampton by September TO take up
ms duties. Mr.. Cunningham is about
~ years old. is married and has been
most successful in his work in Mis-
souri,. He spent three years in the
Christian College at Lexington. XIV.
and year or more at Enid College
III Oklahoma. He was born in New
Zealand. Mr.. Cunningham Will sue
coed the Rev. william NJ. Long. who
resigned 10 go TO church in Pitts
DurEh Pa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
Delegate. Against rllo, Organization.

NORFOLK, VA. July 22-H Laur-
cnce Brooke, candidate for tho Nir-
vinia Senate. and lvor y. Page and
Or. Israel Brown. candidates for the
House of Delegates. Openly pledge
themselves to an effort 10 treak up
The Virginia pilot monopoly" at a
mass-mectinc held last night in the
]. L: Il. Stuart School. Colonial Place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
ACQUiT NORFOLK WOMAN
ON CHARGE OF MURDER

NORFOLK. VA. July oo.-Within
three minutes after she left the stand.
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Truitt today Was
acquitted in Corporation Court OF the
murder OF her husband. J. 6. Tru!tt.
II was upon the recommendation Of
Commemorative Attorney Shacklc-
ford that the jury returned its YER
die, Of Not guilty"
"l wink this is a clear case Of
q msc." said Mr.. Shacklcford.
wH IRIS Truitt had finished toll
ing - story, "and am not going 10
ask FOR a conviction" The verdict
was written with the jury in the box
Mrs. Truitt was tho only eyewlt-
ness TO the kiliirg and to!i
that was not broken down by cross
examination. She said she was afraid
Of her husband and tint she was
force To shoot him on Sunday after
noon. MAY 90.
lie ask cd me TO borrow So for him
that morning" said Mrs. Truitt, and
sent the girl across the street TO
see if could get ii. When the girl
returned without tho money. h..
threatened mo and told me unless |
got the money he would kill me. He
said he wouldn't shoot me. hut would
cut me TO pieces Later he went into
the Kitchen and got the carvin z
knife and put IL under the pillow on
the bed.
HE started to get the knife and as
he leaned over ! saw the pistol in
side his shirt and grabbed il. Be
fore he could use the knife ! shot
him
Mrs. Truitt said she knew her hus-
band would have killed her with the
knife II she hadn't shot him.
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Lad III with Inrontilc PARALYSIS.

NoRFoLkA VA. July 22.-Henry
Graham Barbce. Jr., son OF Henry
q. Barbce. Is confined to his home In
Redgatc Avenue with infantilc paraly-
sis. His condition at this time is not
regarded as serious. but he is unable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
GET CLUE TO MISSING
STUDENT IN STUART, VA.
Youth, Gone Since July i3, Sought
by Companiofi in Patrick
County.

DANNILLE. VA. July 2s-Eoy
scouts Of Martinsville were today or
Ian!zcd. and carly this morning took
up the search for ]. G Wilson. Of
liiwasscc, Ga. University OF Georgia
student, who has been strangely MISC
ing since July -. The on. develop
mcnt of the dag which gave encour-
arcmcnt was the receipt rs T. l..
England. on" 81 tho missing mans
companions OF telegram from tho
southwestern Publishing Company. Of
Nashville. Tenn. saying that Wilson
had reported the result Of recent
work from stuart. Va. last Saturday
uppn receipt OF fthe message. Eng
Land left Eartinsyillc on the nrst
train FOR the county sea: OF Patrick
hoping 20 be able 10 trace Wilson
from that point.
England was reached hy telephone
before hc started. and he said that
they wcrc sun myetincd over Will
sons activities. yhcy are selling Ri
blcs and religious tracts for tho pub
fishing house. hoping 10 raise enough
money TO complete their college cdu-
cation. They reached Martinsvillc
FIVE weeks ago and have been active
in Henry County since that time.
The telegram received this morning
WIS IN answer 10 one sent 20 N'tNN =
Vile advising tho publishing company
that Wilson was missing.
Interest in the case is widespread
throughout Henry County, and pco-
pie in Martinevillc have raised "A
purse Of $50 TO he given as re-
ward TO the person who gives infor-
nation leading To Wilson'S recovery.
England dismissed the fear OF some
fatal happening on receipt Of the toll
cgram today. and thought II possible
that Wilson has struck through the
Blue Ridge and is possibly in re-
mote region where ii is impossible
for him to send word Of his plans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23

Fair Wheat Crop on Northern Neck.
HEATliSNII.LE. VA. July o2-
Wheat threshing is about over and
while much has been said about
there being little wheat, the crops
have yielded from fourteen to twenty
bushels per acre. and there seems
10 he plenty in this section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23

to use his right arm and has tenn.
reraturc. He became i'll last Tues
"aE Physicians were called in and
on Wednesday pronounced his Hines,
infantilc paralysis. He is 10 years
old and student at Maury High
School