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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
CLEAR STREETS AND
REMOVE DEAD ANIMALS
City Again Electrically Lighted.
Gas Company Completing
Plans for Supplying Heat.
ARMY or LABORERs AT WORK
City Remarkably Free From Law
lcssncss Under Circumstances.
Only Few Arrests MrIc.
rBy Associated press.l

PUEBLO. COL, June ,.-Danger OF
astrous flood, has passed. according 20
officials OF the United States Public
Health Service: there is plenty of
food; shelter has hccn provided in n
refugee camp TO remove the conges-
tion in churches. schools ana private
homes. and an army Of mon has been
at work clearing the streets OF
debris. removing dead animals and
clearing out tho business places.
Fart "f the city vas again cleo
trically lighted. The gas company
has preparations nearly completed for
supplying gas for heat and light.
The city water plan; is functioninr.
and tomorrow water purifier will
prcpar" for human consumption
5.ooo.ooo gallons of water daily.
Little Danger Of Disease.
Or. John c. Cornell. head OF the
United states Public Health Service
for this district. declared that pres
cncc ot contagious aud infections dis
'"Se Is r'reF than IN the days prior
Ia tn" disnster. and this in the face
OF the face that hundrods q, d.,a
bodies OF animal, y,.,.
the uoo,. ''s II"
'i'' "''''
'h'E wv" cases OF diphtheria have
developed within the last two DAYS.
according To report. of Tho hc,i,h
service. whl.h has ,h,ro,,chI,.
;zcd o,or, ,i..,., an
,,,.t, 80 '"' Guy ana Is
'o-hunSc canvass to
report sickness and guard against
insanitation
Tho military order c,,,,ol,i, ~,
able bodied r,.r
''' "'S "r"uSht
u '"oorerS They have
"e" "n'"ahlnS 'rucSs oC food. car
rNln% blankets Tor refugees. trans
porting cots ana .auirme,t =, -,
new camp FOR r.c,.ro
inc mu, ,i ""' '"'N'i-
"h" t'rtins II
an ""!-
'n' 'l'! has hccn Remarkable. free
ON ia"IeHshvS> under tho .ircun
'''''S' only fcw arrests have
"'' 80 l'pIinE ocUa SiBn..l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
TIE ATH HOFWOlNAlV
nv CHARLOTTESVILLE
Miss Mary c. Collins, Aged IS,
Found Dead = Diamond
Rings Missing.
(Special TO The Times Dispatch. |

tSpecial TO The Times Dis patch
CHARLorTESNlLLE. VA. June -
Mystery surrounds the death OF Miss
Mary c. Collins. aged 30. who was
found lifclcsS last night at her home
on South street
Yesterday morning she phoned 4
married sister that she would be
around for dinner Failing 10 an
swer the phone during the evening
her brother -in-law. who came In on
iate train. visited the house and
found the woman stretched out in
death OF lounge. there being
handkerchief smelling OF chIorof1rm
and bottle of deadly tuid sti!l
corked up. but nearly empty.
Neishbors reported that shortly
after noon three strange men were
seen to leave the house. The first
impression was that tho woman had
committed suicide. but tho fact that
her diamond rings were missing led
to the suspicion that her death was
due to foul play.
Physicians. who examined tho body,
gave IL as their opinion that she had
been dead since noon yesterday. Miss
collins was a native OF Fincast,e.
Botetourt County. Three sisters sur
vtvs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
DRY OFFICERS KILL ONE AND
ARREST z IN RAID ON STILL

BIi:MINiliNM ALA. June -
Sterling Lindsay, aged q. is dead. and
Sid Lindsay, his father. and Clarence
Lindsay. brother. arc now in the
county Jail al Eessemcr, unde-
charges OF Illicit aistillng as tho re-
suit Of a raid made upon 4 district.
ten miles south OF Hcssi,ncr by
county officers about noon today
According 10 Chief Deputy w. II.
Kemp. ~ charge al the shcrif's office
a; Besscmcr. Sterling Lindsay was
shot when hc tried 10 draw gun
To resist being arrested. II is also
alleged by the officers that the father
and Clarence Lindsay also drew their
guns, tut We're knocked from their
hands by the officers before they had
time 10 fire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
SAYS ENGINEERS
MAKE MORE THAN
STATE GOVERNORS
Railroad Counsel in Wage Hear
ing Replies to Union Lead
er's Complaint.
MINISTER'S SALARY JUST
HALF or YARDMASTERS'
Railroad Labor Board Session
Enlivened by Comparative Sal
ary Figures Presentation.
ny Alexander 3. .Ionc,.

United News staff Correspondent.
CHICAGO. June The United
states Railroad Labor BOARD vas
holding somn"lrnt session today
when union leader. protesting
against pending wage cuts. rurmurcd
something about tho employees not
receiving Il living wage
The phrase shot Fitzgerald HAN.
counsel for tho NashvilIc. ,'hatta-
n""ga and 81. Louis Railroad out a..
his chair 50 ah"up;iy ina, there was
general impression that he had "A t
~ tach.
Living waEo?" he echoed. Let
INC toll YOU about the appalling con.
ditions under which onr employees OK.
our railroad ha, total Of loo
niles Of track. Most Of it is branch
lines. Tho engineers ON those branch
lines make moro money than the
Governor OF Tennessee or til" judges
of our Suprcm" Court.
The engineer ON The ruliahoma
accommodation last wear made ST.
a1l"2 That is s37i.ao more than the
Governor Of Tennessee. Isn't that so.
G;ovcruor
ia -GoNrrm"r Mods imrmntiycI,.
EX-ioSernor Hooper. of Tennessee.
now member of the railroad board
nodded nf,irinativcly
Many OF our Presbyterian minis
tcta. paid Si,6oo annually. get less
than nnc-haii of the wages OF yard
masters and passenger agents. High
school principals in Nashville, Tenn
set sac a month. compared to s305
II month for yardmnStcrs.
High school teachers at Paducah
NY. and Chattanooga, Tenn, re-
""ivc So" to Si4s month, while
biacksmiths OH our road get SlS55i.
and switchmcn siSs.a6
"Fmll professors at Vanderbilt Uni
v.rsity receive S3,7.0 year. At the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
u. S. SHIP SINKS GERMAN
U-BOAT IN LAKE MICHIGAN
lEy Nssncintca rr.ss

CHICAGO. Jun" The German
submarine t-"5 was sunk this morn
ing IN l.ak" MichiGau. some thirty
miles on thicnE". by the C"ur-inch
guns OF the L. ;. : Wilmettr.
Tho t-hoa;, with Il known record
of seven allied ships sunk. was de,
SiroN"d in accordance with provisions
% tn" treaty OF Versailles. and w,s
part "i the annual summer ma
hruverS OF naval rcacrvists from In
diana and Illinois
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
SIMS, IN SPEECH, SLASHES
SlNN FEM SUPPORTERS

LONDON. June 5.---Chargins that
s'hh rem symrathizcrs in America
were responsible. for loss Of lives of
American and British soldiers aui
sailors ~ war time, Admiral W. <
SIMS delivered slashinc attack on
IRISH supporters In the United state.
here today. Admira! Sims made his
address nt the luncheon OF the Eng.
iiSh Speaking Union at the Hyde Park
Hotel, at which hc MAS the rucs, az.
honor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
Gunboats Rush TO Ichang
to Quell Chinese Mutiny
lBy CnftcJ pr.ss-l

bANkpW. CHINA. Jmr" :.
American. British and Iaphucs.
sunbohts arc rushing to Ichuny.
i55 miles northwest OF Iianhow,
wher" the chineac garrison Is re
ported I" have mutinicd. loolimr
AL the Chinese shops and many
others as Well ana burning = large
par, "f the Chinese business
quarter
C"aualti's "rc reported 10 exceed
those of The rcn"llion IL. ,hc sam.
place SIX months ago. whom st<,,.
"er" Killed The troops arc be-
iicY"d 70 have h.ro.nc onrared at,
he attempts 90 tho rovoruncn, to
stamp out 'nir Opium smuggling
Industry The ldsg wil roaes,
'-po".9p" IN property yto.cm.
smashed ana burned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
Mothers in Atlanta Put Ban on Dances
Which Last Till Nearly Breakfast Time

aud that traffic p"liccmau is to
bc on duty in front of tho build
get started promptly homcwar,!
Concurrence of all colleges. fratcr-
mites and dancehall managers
adopted
Between 5Oo and too Atlan,a
women attended the meeting
which was presided over by Mrs
B. NJ Boykiu. president of the
club. Mayor James l.. Key, in
brief address. promised coop
Grafton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
ISSUE VITAL BECAUSE OF
MEXICAN CONSTITUTION
Would Guarantee All Titles Ac.
CURED Lawfully by Amcri-
cans Prior to 1917.
>EG"r'ATIoNs IN PROGRESS
Washington Ni,hloIds Reply OF
President nbrcGon 10 State
Depart Note.

WASHINGTON. Juno 5rb. A,ro,.
ican roy.,,,,
..o,, "
'''' '''" ''"'''"r'' WIN
'''N'''. II Mas "nnonne"d today at
tne state Department in which Mex.
i.o suI u.y.o ip s,,..Y,rd $50 ...h,,
or uro,.-,. .,,
r,.-t
''.''''''
'"S'i''''"h "t i'i' wa
"''h'!Et''I ihn sisnIng uf tn,
'rc'iE sy,nmUt,gus p4uld asron,
M.sh American r.,osnfii.p of ,t.
Nc, can ra,.ru,,.,,
I,,r,,.l
'"' -"
'''-'" '"i''- t""'fh IA
'''."''h i"iho'ic was ndG' .tt"r
ne sHn.'"i had been disrGes.d az th.
culHr Cabinet uortluu. pr.yIdcn,
Harding ana his ,dyf..r b,d -,-.
,h.n .c,,,,.,..,, ,
'' ''" 'f'-
""''h """ pr"S'n'"d ''
'A' N'N "u President hS Grorg. 7.
Summar'tn tb" American caHrre at
Mexico CITY. on Aiay ~
o,- u ;. ,,
-.
't 40" '''"t nus
"'AFh'iH' ana administration
H'""rs i"+i'u" I" disc s. II or 10
MAKE aUy comment as 10 'he rc!a-
Ion - ~ OF IN. announcement Of
"a, = a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
IltN Associat.d prcss. l

ATLANTA. GA, June I.--Dauc"S
attended by the younger social set
in Atlanta which have been cX-
tending towards breakfast time
arc going to end promptly ut mid
night, and arc going to bc con-
Quoted with chapcron in at
tendance, according to- decision
reached by mass meeting OF
mothers held a; the Atlanta wom-
ans Club late today.
Two other regulations were that
no person who has indulGcd IN
liquor is TO bc allowed un thr noor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
Packers would Cut Wages.

CHICAGO June "A petition
asking reduction Of wages of
nearly 100000 employees in the meat
pack,hG Industries was filed today
win Judge Alschuler. VI ,hc United
states District Court. Nv the aliici
packing interest. Judge hlsciulcr is
lht official arbitra,y- agreed upon by
employers and emr oycs under II con-
:iuu"tinr OF war-timc agreement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
ULSTER ORGANIZES
FIRST PARLIAMENT
Erin. at Crossroads Of Destiny,
Awaits South Ireland's
Action.
NORTH ANNOUNCES CABINET
Sim Fein and Nationalists
Elected Decline to
Participate.
Rv \. E- .Inhnsnn

United News staff corrcspontciIt
LONDON. June 7.--irelaud stands
at tho crossroads al her destiny. on
the one hand lrs peace through
homo rule aud union. on the other
lies an internecine struggle OF order
asains; violence and insurrcctions
and division.
This. in Il measure, sums up the
view OF Sir iIamar Greenwood. Sec
rotary for Ireland. as expressed to
NJ" in an exclusive Interview as the
Ulster Parliament was organizing in
Belfast In summoniug this rarlia >
mcnt, Ulster has accepted whole
hcartcdly Great Rritain's effort to-
ward conriliation and solution OF a
ccntury-old problem. Southern Ire
land is hcsita,inS on the threshold.
Swaycd between the modcrates and
conservatives. who are dcsirous OF
peace. and "a determined minority.
characterized by their opposition as
aSsaSsins and irrccorc.lablcs.
Fourteen Days Of Grace offered.
Fourteen additional davs Of ,-ra,c
have boon granted after Juno 30.
when King George Viii omen thc for
NAL ..ssion nf th,, I-i.,.r r.r,;.
for So,,b ,ro, -
r. c,,t =
aus t"'h II WI.
"' necessary Tor the strength al tn"
irltiSh empire to hc brought TO bear
against what will then L.. ni,i,l,ll,.
recognized as rebellion
>dji,iona, ,ot,. ,, i,i 80,
WIN
'"' '"" Z"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
100 Sim Ftiners Ssized
by Crown Forces in Cork
ny .Nssoclutcd prcss.1

CORK. IRELAND. june 7.-Th.
crown forces captured more than
loo members Of tn" irish R.pubii-
can army in Iiill stree, las, nigh,
after battle in which three Sim
Friners wcr" killed and twelve
wounded, The casualties to the
crown forces. it is stated, were
slight.
The crown forces were conduct
ing an encirclinc operation over
a wide area. with airpiane scouts.
when they encountered tho Sim
Eciners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08

PARIS. Junc THE peace treaty
with Hungary. which was eicned June
{. 1920. in the Triancn palace. at Ncr-
s;iillcs, aud is known as the treaty
OF Trianon." was ratified today by the
chamber Of Deputies. Tho vote om
ratification was i1S in favor to "a
against.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
Takes Large rnrt ui Time.

i!tair, il Is learned. has discovered
inat this business ot making \iucr!cu
Dry has reached the point where it
consumes ,,Vo-thir'ls OF tn" time and
Efforts ~ tho Internal Revenue fSu.
rcau. Tha, bureau, in Blair's opln-
ion, was created Cor the purpose of
collecting taxes. Tax collect on. he
holds. ia function OF sufficient
weight 20 require ;hc undivided at
tcntion OF tho hur"au.
Elair's position IN the public eye
IS reflected by the drovcs OF callers
who pour into hir Office rom carly
morning until closing-,imo. Described
as a substantial aud mnlahlc citizen.
Blair may also lay claim TO the vir-
tue Of patience.
Senators. couercssmcn. Job hunters,
prohibitionists and those of the op-
positc view hav" filled his outer Of
;icc daily for the past week. Blair
has tried 10 see them all but has
reached the desperate poin; now
where ne hopes to clear his appoint
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The We ather

Partly cf"ud1y today nnd tomorrow
somewhat warmer IN east
portion today.
For weather report soo Editorial PaSc.
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MmnEnry Pcnrc Trcnty nntiticd.

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y, -Go,"rn"r Nod. NmrmntivcI.

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Full Associated Press
Report
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
HALLOWEEN SPIRIT
PREVAILS IN AMHERST

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.1
AMHERST. VA, Oct. 30.-The spirit
OF Halloween has been much in evil
dencc in Amherst this month, sug-
scstions OF the season being depicted
in black cats. witches. pumpkins and
other decorations and favors used at
various entertainments. One of the
most enjoyable events OF the month
was given by the E.pworth League
OF the Amhcrs; Methodist Church.
when they entertained the y. y. u. L..
Of the Baptist Church. the Boys Club
of the Episcopal Church and the other
young people Of the billagc at a party
Friday night in the woods of the farm
OF Mrs. Carrie Il. Cunningham.
Those attending dressed in fancy
costumes. and by 4 very dim light
followed the trail TO tho witches den.
where they were received BY Mrs J
q. Hamaker impersonating witch.
Miss Ncna Ware was dressed as a
gypsy girl and afforded much amuse-
ment for the young people by telling
fortunes. During the evening big
bonfire was built and sausagcs and
bread were toasted in the flames.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
So az " r1v Y

Wednesday afternoon. NOvcmbcr
10, is the date selected by the Rich
mond Chapter OF the Sweet Briar
College Alumnae Association for
their card party. The card party
will be one OF the smart charity at-
FAIRS OF the autumn, and prominent
women will act as patroncsscs for
the event. Funds from the entertain
ment will be used for the general
alumnae endowment OF chair at
Sweet Briar College.
First Interstate Conference
The Richmond section, Council of
Jewish Women. !s to be honorcd this
year in that il will be hostess to
the first Interstate Conference OF
Maryland. Delaware, Virginia and
District OF Columbia sections. The ia &c
is Wednesday,. Nov. .. and the oc-
casion vii! bring to the city about
forty delegates and visitors. y mos,
attractive program has been planned
and the event promises to be a brill
liant one In every detail.
The program includes:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Club
o'clock.
Afternoon scSsion-Jcfrerson Club.
gao l.. NJ
Welcome, Mrs. SYLVAN II. Living
stone. The Meaning OF the Confer
ence." Mrs Leonard Hccht. Of Bal
'imore. conference president.
Council Extension" Mrs. T.. A.
Ezekiel
"Our Girls OF To-day" Mrs. Caro-
line benjamin. Of New York
open MISUNDERSTANDING session
Temple Beth Ahahah. SIS +. NJ. Mrs.
Leonard Hccht presiding.
Invocation-Dr. Edward y. C2lisch.
"A Message" Mrs. Alexander Wolf.
national chairman committee on
education.
Job. the Titan in Israel" DR..
Louis *. Anspachcr.
Musc-rcception.
The afternoon and night sessions
will be open to council visitors and
the public.
The morning session will be de-
voted TO the business OF the con-
ference and will he attended by dele
gates only. Mrs. benjamin. OF the
benjamin School for Girls. of New
York City. is a woman of culture
and wide experience and Il charming
speaker. She is scheduled to speak
in the afternoon. DIR. Anspacher,
who is to address tho night meeting
is student and thinker. poet. dra-
matist. and 4 magnetic and forccful
orator.
The Juniors will serve at the re-
ccption following the night session.
Reception for Miss I.indley.
Rev. and Mrs. George +. Mayo and
the woman's Auxiliary of the Monu-
mental Episcopal Church will give
an informal reception tomorrow
night from s to 10 o'clock at the rec
tory. 1876 East Franklin Street. III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
|UGIT|VEs FROM JUSTICE
vTENNEsSEE MOUNTAINS
detectives Searching for Miss.
ing New York Man
Make Reports
UpoN PASSING AUTOS
EN- Armed with Rifles ami large
supply of Ammunition I'm Hills.
Near BristOl, Declare Omccrs-scr-
eral Murders Never Cleared Up.
Thy Associated Press. |

bristol, VA.-TESN.. oct. 30
ohm Green. said by ;Ac authorities
be wanted in connection with the
hrder last July of Robert Huston.
Watauga. Tenn, and a man known
bic trouble in the mountains near
Brought here today By Detective FL
bore Grim, who has been searching
Tor Blaize L. Harsel. of Bedford, y.
r, big-Samc hunter and short-story
friter, missing since last February.
Armed with Rifles.
irim said the men are armed with
nes and pistols and have accumu-
tied large supply OF ammunition.
a three different occasions. he said.
{ne mon have fired on passing auto
fobiles. and once engaged IN fight
it'll officers. rctrcat!ng into the
fountains when the officers tried 10
tpture them.
Two or three murders In that vi
nifty recently have never been
cared UP. Hunters have been
topped and searched. and people
wing In that region do not dare 10
enturc far into the mountains. un-
ss they go in armed bodicH,
Dcfics Officers of Lnw.
At the time huston VAS murdered
his Nome, Green is said TO have
INT word 10 the Washington Coun-
ken alive. AT one time more than
Pc men were searching for him IN
asst Tennessee. ! reward for his
tpture has been offered by Sheriff
l. NJ. walters. OF Johnson CITY and
Iuyernor Ar Tavlor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
SMALLPOX RACES IN
M0NTR0SS DISTRICT
Several New Cases Reported
Within the Last Twenty
Four Hours.
[ Especial to The Times. Dispatch. !

l''p'tIti ~ ! ne llfneS- DlS pdtCh.l
WARSAW, VA, Oct. Gothic small
20 epidemic which has been raging
In Montross District, Westmorcland
county. continues. Until a few days
ago the epidemic was confined to this
district. but recent cases have been
discovered in Richmond County DR..
RoF L. Flanagan. of The State Health
Board. on "a recent trip to this see
ton. declared the epidemic TO lie
smallpox. Until that time there was
some difference of opinion among
local physicians az To whether the
disease was genuine smallpox
The schools in Montross District
are all closed ana all public meetings.
Including church gatherings are
banned unit! the epidemic subsidies.
The school children of both Richmond
and Wcstmureland Counties have
been vaccinatcd as an extra prccau-
ton to prevent the spread OF the dis
There have been no fatalities. but
several new cases have been re-
ported in the past twenty-four hours
~ physicians. There are about forty
cases Of the disease in Montross Dis
trict.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
THREE

Iimmonsvliic. and Luciile Nichols In
lace drcssef and carrying Rnssell
roses. were followed by Preston Davis
ana Dick Evans. Miss GLADYS Wun-
derlich. in blue tafreta. and Miss Eliza
Byars. in pink taffct. with bouquets
on Enssei roses preceded J. Thomas
iinnter and Charles l.. Hardy. of
Alexandria. La. The groomsmen and
bridesmaids formed Il Semicircle i'm
the chanccl. The dame OF honor. Mrs.
}. Elford Ellerbc. Of winston Salem,
y. e., a bride Of a year In her wcd-
ding dress, carrying Russell roses,
was followed by the maid OF honon.
Miss Mary Macleod Bethca. OF Ports.
mouth. who wore n lace dress with
rainbow trimmings OF the brides
maids dresses. with an armfui OF Russ
sell roses. Just preceding the bride
came the little ringbearer. Richard
West LaRoque, in suit with black
satin trousers and while silk waist.
carrying the ring in the heart OF
white rose.
The bride entered with her father.
She wore wedding gown of satin,
The real lace on the dress was worn
by the grandmother of the bride az
her wedding and her train was elab-
oratcly embroidered in scuuins and
pearls ana her veil arranged with a
corohct OF real lace and pearls. She
carried bouquet OF Bride roses,
showercd with lilies Of the valley. Tho
groom and his best man, Or. T.. Il.
Bridgers. came from the vcstryroom
and met the bride at the chancel. Rev.
II. V. w. Edwards. the rector OF the
bride. ofHciatcd. The bride is tho
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Moore,
and attended school at Sweet Briar
and Winthrop College. Mr. Hewitt
holds q responsible position with the
Marion National Bank
y brilliant reception was held ae
the home Of the bride Immediately
after the ceremony.
Family RcunIon.
y family reunion was held October
20 in the nome OF MIR. and Mrs. I,o-
ren"o Lane. OF Ashland. in honor of
their ffticth anniversary. All their
children were present, including Miss
Lula Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Har.
grave. Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Chtldress, Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
~ = Lane, Norfolk: Mr. and Mrs-
Edward l.. Lane, Richmond. and Frn-
est Lane. and six grandchildren: Miss
Margaret Iiargravc, John. M0seley.
Kenneth, Wilson and William Har-
grave.
In the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Lane
were ut home TO their friends Many
friends called and the house was dec
GRATED in ferns, autumn leaves and
ChrySanth cmums.