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The Keota news., 1921-05-13

Finding IN the oooes leeksd. -
veat 10 The earaCA 1ao 0ooe Wes
fssteued. bat through . winoow ~ ~
esstainsd the car had been removed.
L looked % u Tie Dollivess had gooe
a IN overnight trip slss ths earass
door would have beeo left opeo.
Dexter. for al o9 his lifelong rosa.
dsnes n New Yost. had never soen
ths whirlpool Of Niagara; bat now -
had IN idsa o8 bow Il would 6oel 70 b
caught In The seething vortex. Tor hls
brain had beea transformed into q
maelstrom. He was daSed % ~
turned from tie sarass and started
hack along The cement 0rivoWay. 4
can iron The house next door oeo1eAt
him 70 Q halt
sllr. and Afa Dollivee and thelr
dausAtse went away this morning b
thelr car" said Q nan b Q sDoktng
Jacket, Iooking oat e Q window.
They bad Q trunk fasteosd o. bshind.
% suppose they're going for . tour."
sThanls." rstusnsd Ds1tsr. weakly.
and hs Staggered from The premises
and wandered aimlsssay down the
etrset sun0ring iron Q Wj0oaWake
nightnaro
He obtained Q room in Q hotel aDd
at down to study ths problem; but
The usoeo - thought The worse the
sstuatjoo appeared and Tie Isss ~
could maize hoad o. tall q lt. 0as5oo
had lsle him b The lurcA. theFo 0oe0od
10 dosbt q that. bst Il also seemed
that ~ might have Gooo % The troa.
be 70 jst him know hat ~ hod
changed hse misd. s1rely thsee mUA
b some good reason. and - Was n.
solved 10 dad hee and l0asn what Il
Wa0.
Hs coald tAink q - noee probable
destinatioa for the Dolllvee motor
party than ReeAesess. whese NJ. Dol.
liveSs beothee res1ded. DEXTER Aed
visited ths brother b eoopany VIII
Marion end Q mutual tking had Il.
vesoped between the tWo nsa.
DEXTER wsat 70 ~ tslepAeoe. end
after Q half-Aoor wait ct b cooaoe.
tioa With Aasseas unele at RoeAsstee
and asked wAothor ~ expoeto6 W.T.
from his brothes.
Yea" was tAe rspiy over tAe Wifo.
Il received Q telegfan this mee1tng
hat thsy wseo coming b auto0ooelA
bat they havsn't arrived"
DEXTER vas noe log b acting %
this Information, and Q half hosf later
found him u taxicab running at hiGA
spssd along Tie road b RoeAestes.
AJth0u46 tie eof Wa tfaVoolnl ot q
foety-mije clip. Il seemed 70 Dsxtee b
b ooly crawling. He urged the driver
to Increase The speed, and the throttle
wao opened still further and ~ auto
bumped and swayed ovse the t1sn.
ptka.
tasms and toessts. cities and IN.
laess eeshsd past. but 70 .agn was
there q the Dollivee party.
They have Q eood START" Doztee
thooGht: but I ought 10 catch the0.
unless they've stopped at Q hotel along
ths way."
lie WAS worrying about this usw
possibility when the taxi rounded Q
curve and came upon q machine
drawn up beside of the road. One q
tue wheels was lacked up. and Q man
was replacing Q punctured tire. Dex.
ter gavs him . casual glance. and then
his kase rested On Q g1rl standing b.
SO him.
"etopi" hs called to The driver, ris.
ING and thumping that individusl o.
the hack. The taxi went good half
block before Il could b brought to
stop and was turned around and
/ hnAAaA hanA
The Keota news., 1921-05-13

Doesn't hnzt Q betl 0sOD Z 0ti1o
Hroooooo a a oGh1nG ooe1, nDea1Gay
tAat eeea sesps Aust1nG tAo0 ~ IN
& siSAt ct. Tea 0aglel 1eo 110bogl
A tiny bottle q ytoooooo eo0eD bot
q few cents at aay drug oeega. ~ =
su@cisnt % remove every Aos6 eoeA
sete corn. q eoen boeWoea ~ tooA
and the eall1oos. W1eAeat 0ogenoD q
kfatatjo0.
YsOooooo = ~ oenGal1eoal -.
eoveey oe q ClncannaH eoa3uA i =
Won6ogfuleA6v.
The Keota news., 1921-05-13

eMeessent = neelesce
q 5sss2sA s2ssA "a "a a.: :.3 3as e. s: q: (
.:::::: =: :: ::&z<zs7?st:
D De- 1ee 0vee o xSefs.
Children Cry for ElstchsFs Cogooeio
The Keota news., 1921-05-13
COLD FEET
hR RAY sAlIu

- Z. RAY DAx1R
- 1854 ~ Hscssss Nsvsss1ss evsA'ss'>'
Who0 no1toe Runnols 0eamporod
blithseomsly up Tie bsown.stooe stsps
q ~ Dollivee hone ct 6ve minutes
% tAess ~ fully expected that within
the 0eet Two hoars Marion wosld b.
% spelljng her Iast 1ane WITH capt
tel r. 1he aysaneemeots Wero Oh
HlS0e. Tho minister had beoo eogAeod.
0e1toe had BIZ license and hoaeymooo
railroad tje1sts and was dressed and
GF0o0ed 1oe The eeeomooy@b9t No
sSea was not at homA.
UD6ee Oe1ters light brown ovee.
eoot wess his bsst elothsa Thsy wsss
not foll dress. because Il Was going 70
b On Internal oceasloo and because
Ds1tse had 10 such out6t Hs had
nevee toaod time to ct measured tor
formal aftesnooo elothsA HIS stock
b0saoass occupied biz attention svsey
waking Dinute and hs was almost In
ellsed to begTudgs The halliday needed
- havs ~ eoonubial knot tied.
But things wers going to chAnoA He
he1 resolved 10 slow vp his nerve.
raekiag bos1nsss pace when - b.
came established n his nsW home.
Not only had hs resolved Il. bat aa-
S3oo he'd 0esved sn ultimatum that d
0a10ed T.
Tn going 10 have ny sAare a yo0r
tsos whether ~ ct rich Or stasve."
~ he'd said. ITS not only that !
woot b neglected. bat this intsnst0ed
eetsvtty a yours b making 20 absent.
minded. Il wouldn't surprise NJ u
~ foeSst ths date q our marsiase"
D1e DEXTER he'd married the eajs0-
6ar aad ~ had not foeeottea. Early
tAat 0osniag he bad wired: "wlll
Isevs New Yosk % II 20 train" THIS
Oave hin good two hourS lesWay. in
easo the train was late. for Aas3oo'S
home city was only % minuto6 run
iron ~ metropolis. But The train
he'd bssa practically o. schedule %
Oe1tsr had time to spare.
~ - paehed The bell button beslde
ths nollivse door ~ felt that ~ was
ohod6ins his b0slneaD earea No more
6snssed finance for him. He had h.
sailed an abe manager In bio oDee
and now ~ eoald take things eassee.
And DEXTER had sslowed up" In an
ethse Way-in The matter q caution.
1nasmueh - his shoulders soon would
b bearing the rsspooslbillties of DO
vS0inG Q livelihood foe two, he had
e6ooted . policy a Took twice." The
orst eooeoqusoee q the nsw policy
Was Q 0ecisioa to baek out Of Q deal
b nsw motor stocks toe which ar-
SanGomeots had beoo made b d.
t1eat.
Il looked Iiks IN opportunity to reap
has peo0ts. but there WAS also .
chance q going financially Fat. Undss
ths Cd policy - would have taken q
eAance; undes the new one, ho wa
a1Sai6. % this vesy day he had cent
Q wire 10 Detroit reading:
sCAll Of the deal Tor Q whilA Tvs
eot cold fest"
The bell waS not answered, - hs
pressed Il again: but still there VA
10 rsspoose. L was queer that Ma.
f1o0'D father had not met him at the
station With the automobile. but tn
fact that no ooe answered The bell VA
strange.
However. he reasoned probably Ma.
ron was busy dressing. end the. rss,
q The household occupied with othea
matters attending Tie marriage. Theea
The Keota news., 1921-05-13

vevNe Amsrlea n DevbG
"What 10 IN annuity, par'
''Somsthing you have got coming 10
you evefysyear."
"Is q birthday IN annuityr"
The Keota news., 1921-05-13
Piaylna este.

Playing este.
Mr.. Hardface-No, 0eari can't tn
you here: its too light.
4lss AanchaseF-But yoa Kissed NJ
On this very spot last night Under the
electric light.
Mr.. Hardfaeo-True. but this 70 day.
light and some one might got Q snap.
shot Of me- with q concealed camera.
The Keota news., 1921-05-13
oas q Llsvses

49, ~ SSO
The following = ehroaSe3ed b Q
noWspapee q some GtaadinG. WAlcA.
WITH q gfaia e skeptiels0, ~ roQeo'
dueo heee:-ln Arahla thsso = q plant
whooe sesds pcoduee s6sets auilaf -
these caused b laughing %. TAe
natives dry Tie seeds and reduee then
b powder: Q small dose q WhieA has
eurSous e@octA L CAUSES The oooeeooe
peeooo b dance and laugh e1citedly
and 20 behave IN Q sidiculous mannsg
for nearly On hour. By this time q.
haustSon sets 10 and hs fails as3eep.
to waks up after several hours WITH
70 reeo,lectio0 ol his auties. We seenl
10 have witnessed similar effects pro.
duced-not By The seeds q Q peoduet
Of tho Arabian deoeft-but By Q plant
known - The hop. When mixed VITA
other lnSrodisnts. the anal effect Wheo
partakea Of had certainly "ridiculooG"
Qualifications
The Keota news., 1921-05-13

Were It impossible to speak auy.
thing but the truth we should have
few frianda
The Keota news., 1921-05-13

There b nothing moro satisfaetoey
after . day Of hard work than q line
full Of snowy white clothes. Toe eucA
results uss Red Cross Bag Blue.
The Keota news., 1921-05-13

Literary Objection.
Friend (doubtfully)-'I guess the
old man will kick about your marry.
Ing his daughter" Lover (sadly)-
"He did,"
The Keota news., 1921-05-13

A vain woman may accuse 4 man
OF being q natterer. but never Of b.
Ing liar.
The Keota news., 1921-05-13
MsaDe Il oeee,Ne.

So00 " Oo0ooV6
4 little siEi had been naughty. -
her mother told her - 0ugt have
no pudding for dinner. Latoe: ~
others ate . nice IAN pudd0s. while
The eulpeit received only bCoad and
butter.
"Now. Jsanie." said hse motAse. at
the end a The meal. ssay graee."
Jeanie obsyed. C3oelng hee eyoo and
her hands. she said, with empAasos:
"Foe what they have recoived nAy
thsy b truly thankful."
70 Havo Q oloas owooe oog1A.
Touch pimples. rednees, Eoog10es0
g itehlnG. Il any. With Catieuse Olnt.
Deak thea batAe with Out3euEa OoaD
and Aot Watee. Ri1se. dEy eootly a11
0ust - Q little OutleuEa Taleun -
loavo Q 6Aoelnating fka9aAeo - In.
, iYnRYVhnRn - aeh-AAV
The Keota news., 1921-05-13

o 1ssa - ,ssc,.ss wsvss.,ss sv.Assas~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-30

EDUCATIONAL BODY
MEETS IN ROANOKE
Largo Number OF Delegates From
Various Cities Attend Conference.
Rcports Arc Satisfactory.

RADFORD. VA. April 29.--The con-
ference OF tho Co-Operative Education
AEsocintion for district /, including
tho group or counties and cities from
IriHtol To Nonnoke. was held at the
normal nchool ut Radford. Mrs. B. -.
Munford. OF Richmond, president Of
tho state Cooperative Education 49,
ISOLATION. delivered the opening ad-
dress.
superintendent -. f.. Copenhavcr, OF
Smyth County, u member of tho State
Board OF Education, was made prcsld-
Ing officer OF the conference. This
conference was called by Professor
William II. Gilbert. director OF tho
Community Leagues for Southwest
Virginia. DIR. J. i. Mcconnell delivor-
cd n brief address dealing with tho
teacher shortage and tho considcru-
ton OF measures that should be
adopted for the development Of an
adequate school system for the train
Ing OF Mi tho people for all vacations
and occupations In life.
A large number OF delegates from
various counties. cities and towns OF
the district made very interesting re-
once by the junior ciass in the home
economics department of the normal
school In The domestic science dining
room.
PARTS OF the work OF the community
leagues, and plans wero formulated
for the work for tho coming year.
Luncheon was served to tho confer
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Hampton Roads naval operating base.
Secretary OF the Navy DENLY will
come to Norfolk shortly. no stated
just before his return to Washing
ton, after reviewing the fleet. Sec
rotary Denby's ultimate object is to
establish at Hampton Roads the larg-
est naval air base in the world.
,owinx he ecy inS k9u ,bo mere. n9io
Fleet yesterday. Secretary DENLY as
serted that there should be from 500
20 $50 planes based here. Superficial
examination OF tho air station and
the surrounding land and water area.
no said. indicates that there are ample
facilities here for such a base.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-30
BUTCHER knife AND INK
STAND FIGURE IN TRIAL
Norfolk Woman Is Fined and Put
Under Bond for Attack on
ss ALLEGED lStynl.
y Especial To The Times Dispatch.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
= NORFOLK. VA, April 29.-Thnt tho
accused used an inkstand and "a
woman she claimed had stepped In
Z between herself and husband. was
4 brought out In Police Court today
when Mrs. Thoimn Evans was ar
raigncd On a charge or assault.
Avenue. Fairnount Park. was tho
complainant. She charged that Mrs.
Evans assaulted hcr without provo
cation. and but for Interference OF
onlookers. would have been attacked
with the knife.
Mrs. Haskell testified that she was
$ in n store when Mrs. Evans rushed
up to her and struck her In the face
with an inkstand. She would have
been cut with the butchers knife
4 Haskell said. had IL not been taken
away from her by people standing in
the store. One OF the number that
went to her rescue was Mrs. Evans
husband.
The storekeeper testified that NJ. :.
Haskett came into the store TO use
the telephone and was attacked by
Mrs. Evans. He helped. he said, to
!. take the knife away from her.
Mrs. Evans declared that Nrs. Has
her husband and had been largely ro-
sponsihlo for their separation. Sha
said Mrs. Haskell Ind given Evans n
$500 diamond pin.
This was denied by Mrs. Haskell,
who stated that she was on very
friendly terms with Evans sister
and wns often with her, but that she
had never given Evans Il pin OF any
kind.
Mrs. Evans was Aired s2s on the
assault charge and was placed under
bond OF $3.50 for her good behavior
for twelve months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-30
TR|NKLE ADDRESSES
CITIZENS OF CREWE
Candidate for Governor Urges
Women to Go to Polls. and
Use Their Influence.

CREWE. VA. April 29.-Scnator T.
Lee Trinklc. Democratic candidate for
Governor Of Virginia. addressed an
audience OF ladies and gentlemen ut
tho Y. NJ. G. y. Building In Crewe on
Thursday night.
Mr.. Trinkle seemed 20 make fav-
orablc Impression on @.s hearers He
advocated dollars worth of roads
FOR dollars worth of money. He
said that tho expenditures being
made and TO DO made. were much
larger than he anticipated when he
was serving in the law-making de-
partment OF the State government
ana III elected to serve as Governor
no would engage the best men pos
siblo to consider good roads expendi-
lures, etc.
He urged tho women to go to the
polls and kill the votes of their hus-
bands IL they did not vote right.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-30
MILWAUKEE AND LYNCHBURG
SHOE FIRMS IN MERGER

LYNcHBURG. VA. April 29.-The
Harsh & Chapline Shoe Co. 69i Han
over Street, Milwaukee. has been con-
solidated with the Craddock-Ter
Co. of LynchburE. Va, the latter tax
ing over the Milwaukee concern.
George K. Harsh and Charles X
Chapline, heads OF the Milwaukee
plant. were elected directors OF the
Cradiock Terry Co. MIR. Harsh pc
coming vice- prasident and managing
director OF the northwestern depart.
mcnt. and Mir. Chapline. treasurer OF
that department..
The Craadock Terry Co. STOCKHOLM
crs have also approved the recon !.
Inendations To increase the capital OF
tho company from 100000 TO $40.
goo, 600 or this increase. t2,5o0.OOu
is to be common stock and s2.5o0.ooo
Is TO DO class 6 Z per cent cumulative
stock,
According to George Harsh. the two
plants will continue to operate unucr
their present names. the Miiwauk sc
plant confirming itself TO It's present
manufacturing lines
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$4,000 PROPERTY LOSS
BY FIRE IN NORFOLK
Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dispa,ch.l


NORFOLK. Va. April 29.-Eight
horses, three new autom dulles and
fifteen other cars were lost in FIRE
which this afternoon destroyed
Dunn's garage and stables at High
Street and First Avenue. Ports
mouth. The loss to the garage and
stables and to a drug store adjoining.
which also was destroyed. will be
approximately $4,000. 1t is estimated.
Much oil In storage in tanks ut the
garage was destroyed. The bursting
of tanks caused the blaze to spread
rapidly and II was only by the most
strenuous work by the combined
flre-hghting forces OF the city Of
Portsmouth and of the Navy-Yard
two structures burned. The drug
store was owned by L. w. Mllchcr.
Dun 6 Company Is one OF the large
road -contracting and automobile con-
Gems OF Portsmouth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-30
SOUTH NORFOLK HAS
WOMAN FOR REGISTRAR
Municipal Electoral Board Names
Miss Myrtle Hall at Re-
cent Meeting.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. VA. April 29.-South
Norfolk Is one' of tho few municipali-
ties in the state OF Virginia to have
a woman registrar. The South Nor
folk Electoral Board. at It's meeting
this week. named it's registrars and
among them for the First Ward, is
Miss Myrtle Hall.
Miss Hall is said to be very cap
able young woman and keenly Inter-
csted in civic and political affairs.
Miss Hall Is greatly Interested in
the welfare OF her city. State and ma
ton says Secretary Thomas c. Hol-
lowell. of the electoral board, in an
nouncinS her appointment. and he
adds: 1T Is hoped that all the wom-
EN- of our city will take advantage of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-30
.FITZHUGH CAMPAIGNING
IN SHENANDOAH VALLEY
Lsncninl to The Tlmes-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
WINCHESTER. VA. April 29.-Col.
oncl William Bullitt Fitzhugh, OF
Va, candidate for the Democratic
nomination of LIcutenantG Governor.
has been spending most of the week
in the Shenandoah Valley section OF
the State. In the interest of his cam
paign.
He said he had closed his headquar-
ters in Richmond. and intended to
take his cause direct to the people.
He represented his district In the
House of Delegates some years ago.
and now is engaged in newspaper
work on tho Eastern Shore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-30
NAME WINCHESTER MAN
TO ENTOMOLOGIST CORPS

Especial to The Times Dlspntch.l
WINCHESTER. VA. April %
Oliver Irwin Snapp. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. g. o. Snapp. this city. who has
been. connected with the United
States Department of Agriculture Sow
cral years. has been promoted to the
full rank Of cntomologist, according
TO word received here. He Is 4 grad
uate OF local schools and the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg. Va.
lie has done important work in Della
ware, Maryland, Ohio and mississippi.
and since last winter has been in
charge OF corps OF entomoloSists
sent 10 For, Valley. Ga. to stamp out
peach tree diseases, which threatened
that industry in the Fort Valley
region.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-30
CITY OF NORFOLK TO HAVE
JUVENILE POLICE FORCE
Build Organization Around Nucleus Provided by Mem
bership Of Boys Cub-Has Indorse-
ment Of City Heads

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.1
NORFOLK. VA, April 29.-Norfolk
WAS decided today, whom tho suKges-
ton mado by Norman Frantz. aged IL,
who has Just returned from Now
York, where ho mado n study of tho
approved by city officials. Thone an
proving tho plan are City Manager G.
IL Ashburncr, Public Safety Director
a. G. Dillingham;. Colonel Charles u.
l.. ROPER, president OF City Council.
II Is planned to build the Juvenile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-30
HUGE ENGINE BREAKS
THROUGH RIVER BRIDGE

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.l
WINCHESTER. VA. April 29.--fhe
large bridge spanning the Shenandoah
River ut Castleman's Ferry. in Clarke
County, has been out of commission
for several days, except for very light
traffic. because of heavy traction
engine almost going through the
structure.
.'ie-Deams gave way on the Blue
mont side, and the engine lodged on
some OF the supports. Engineers were
sent from the Roanoke Bridge and
Iron Works to make repairs. Several
days were required to get the engine
out. Road officials said the same en-
gine had already passed over the
bridge twenty times In safety re-
Gently.
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place education upon business

basls.
I'VE arc not selling education In
America" said Mr.. Burton. "Educa-
ton throughout the whole country Is
doing Si.0o0.000.0O0 business an
nually, but 1t is not being adver-
;lse any successful commercial enter
prise in which we are Interested.
The man to do this work is the
school principal. To be able to do
II successfully he should know what
his product Is worth: he should know
how much IL costs and how il can
best DO applied. When once he has
| learned these facts. they should be
presented to the public in Il form in
which they can BIO understood"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-30

police force around nucleus provid-
cd by boys club. CT which Frantz Is
president. There arc Gfty boys In
this club and thcse Will be sworn An
by the city as UNPAID police" Other
boys who meet requirements now be-
Ink formulated will bo added to tn,
force" which Will work among juye-
niles OF the city. under direction OF
Justice w. w. boy, OF the Juvenil,
and Domestic Relations Court.
Tho plan will go before Council al
It's next meeting on Tuesday. for APP
prOval.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-30
u. ID. q. Chnptcr rIcct. omccrs.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, April 20
Daughters of the Confederacy, has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President. Miss Marga-
ret Shepherd: vice presidents, Mrs. w.
L. Brannan, Mrs. l.. J.. Coghlll, Mrs.
Alfred Kishpaugh, Mss Mary Brax-
ton; treasurer, Mrs w. a. Bell: re-
cording secretary. Mrs. IT. w. Hern-
don; corresponding secretary. Mrs
Fleming: registrar. Mrs. +. X. Tyler.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-30
/. DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
wiIIInm NJ. I.inehurE.

WINCH eSTER, VA. April %,
William / < I.ineburg. ~, who Joined
tho Confd crate Army when he was
boy in ki 10 breaches. died suddenly
of heart disease yesterday at Steph-
ems City. where he was postmaster
for some years. lie was member
OF Trinity Lutheran Chureh. a
tera BurYiYc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-30
WOULD PLACE EDUCATION
ON BUSINESS BASIS

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESvILLE VA, April 90.
j. !. Burton. principal OF the Nor.
ton High School. today urged 200
Virginia High School principals at
tending the third annual conference
at the University OF Virginia. TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-30
James Vance Dies OF Injurien.

F'NEDIIFtIChSIU1 "a, AVTII 81.
james Vance. who was 80 badly in
'jured in n runaway accident on the
street here several days ago, died
last night at the Mary Washington
Hospital. where he WAS under treat
ment. His wife. who was In the We
hicle at the time OF the accident. es-
capped with minor bruises. Mr.. Vance
is survived by his wife and one son.
James Vance Jr.. OF Maryland.
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ccorr. n. yynIker Dies.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, April 20.
News has been received here of the
death In Prescott. Ariz-. of George Is.
Walker, brother of Mrs. Archie Ray.
of this city. Mr. Walker had been
cnssed while In service In the world
war. He In survived by. his parents,
Mr.. ana Mrs. william +. Walker, OF
Washington, one sister and two
brothers.
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,ir,. uo,n MuIIen.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. Aprn 30
Mrs. Rosa Mullen, widow of the late
Daniel Mullen. Of Spotsy!vania Coun-
-ty, died today at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. r T. Jett, In Spotsyl-
vania, aged II years. She Is sur
viyed by seven children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-30
Unearths Three-Inch nine Shell.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, April 90
"A colored resident of this city, while
digging in his back yard. unearthed
a three-inch rifle shell. which was
probably fred during the battle OF
Fredericksburg in 1862. The shell
been fired. =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-30
DENNY WOULD MAKE
HAMPTON ROADS AIR BASE

Especial to Tho Times DIspntch.l
NORFOLK, VA. April 29.-With a
view to making personal inspection
and survey of the air station at the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-30

Beware! Unless you see the name
"Bayer' on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twcnty-one
years and proved safe by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told in the
Bayer package for Colds. Headache.
Neuralgia, Rheumatism. L ar h e.
Toothache. Lunbago and for Pain.
Handy. tin boxes Of twelve Bayer
Tablets of Aspirin cost few cents.
Druggists also sell larger packages.
Aspirin is the trade mark OF Bayer
Manufacture of Observation-Disclosures ter
of Salicylicacid.-Adv.