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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-26
| DIES, ANOTHER HURT
AS HORSE RUNS AWAY
frightened Animal Dnshrs Through
street Of stanton. BmRG. S,rik-
Ing Phone Pole.

Especial To The Times Dlspatchl
STAtNTON. VA. Aug 2j.-Onc
woman was killed and another is in
q local hospital az Il result of run
away here yesterday. Dragged
by a fcar-crazcd horse. the buggy
containing tn. women tore down
Yves; Main Street hill for I'VE hlocks.
the animal having become frightened
By a street car.
Enth women we're colorci. Rnchci
DAVIS, about 80 years old. Ahu was
killed. chung to the buggy for four
blocks. bu; WAS then thrown our
against telephone pole. IL is
thought her neck was broken. death
r"!nG Amos; Instantaneous. rlorcnre
Moore. nIcd about 30. c,unr 10 IN"
Neniti" for another block before be-
Ing thrown out. She sustained bad
cuts and bruises and "a broEcn ank!"
Feed which was being carried in the
buggy MAS str"wn over the street.
10th front wheels were torn IN. and
III" top demolished. The hor:. con-
'!nu"d its dash until stopped in the
center %? tho Main street business
section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-26
HARR|sONByRG COMPANY
WINS F|REMEN'S PRIZE
Awarded First Honor aS Best.
A Appearing Body in Com
veuiion Parade.

lSp"cial L" The Tim.e- DlSrnici,.,
LEXINGTON. VA. Au. .5.-Thc
i.r!ncia! event of the second day of
the meeting OF the Virginia state
Fircmcm Was the parade OF tn.
various companies officers OF IN. as
ISOLATION ana delegates with their
l.'uds.
The parade started just one minute
ahead uf tin" advertised timc. II
o'clock this morning. under conihau,i
at Sergeant Darling. l.. : A. chief
narsl.li. who * stationed here at tn.
N!rg!nia Military Institute.
Companies IN line were the Lex
inrt"n Fir" Department. hand. loo
men: Newpor, News Fire Department.
'"r,y men: IlIrrisonburr Hose Com
pany. band. ScN"nty-iivc men. Alex
andrin. nifty men. with handsome
floral decorated hos" carriage. cur
ton Forge. twenty men: Suffolk and
hand, forty seven men: i.uray. TWEEN
ty-two men: WayncS h""u. ninctcr II
men: Fredericksburg, twcnty-tw"
men. Rouse I'ir. Company, @: Win
chest =. twcnty-eight men. Char
l"t,"sVill.. with drum corps. thirty
I'VE men: Shenandoah. thirty-six mon.
Cnvinrtou. with band. sjxty-thrcc
H'eti i'H"''"S' h''N-'"i' h'h' ga ih =
ton. twcntN-c'Gh; men. Roanoke. with
delegates in AUTOMOBILE" and many
floats. with pretty girls.
The judges later announced that
liarrisonhurS won frs: pr.a" of $50
for tho largest and beet app.arin"
company: AicXan'iria. second prize oi
$40: Hampton. third prize of s25 In
gold.
This afternoon the delegates went
on :, free auto trip :" Natural Bridge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-26
DAN RIVER LOWER
THAN FOR 80 YEARS
>rh""iiirld hydraulic Plant Forced Ia
Close Down for First rhine
In History.
Especial to IN. Times Dispatch

Especial 10 Tn. Times -Dispaich.l
DANViI.LE. VA. AUG 2..-Dln
River is lower than at any time with
in thirty years, according :" well
posted citizens The situation be-
came so acute Tuesday afternoon that
tor q while il looked as though ;he
city electric plant wouln ,..c To close
down. the low water threatening th..
'"nd"nsin$ apparatus. Manipulation
"' IN" water siuices up tn" river oh
waited th!..
The hydraulic plan, at ScnooG.ll
which helps I" provide water FOR no
mills. could not operate for the Gr>:
TIME ~ its history. Small buys were.
s""n crossing the river as 4; COWS
through u" city. dry Shod from,
shore 10 Shur.. Their" arc - few
rr"ls her" and there and young
haT. b"cn catching nsh imprisoned
tE tn rcc"din" waters. Reports
from near panvi'!. arc that S4nd:.
River ~ lower than q, amy ,imc in
tn" memory % ,hc present genera
'.Vn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-26
NOTICE TO FISHERMEN,
TRY TO BEAT THIS
Lighthouse Irndcr crew Catches Eel,
Foot In circumference In Cape
i."0koui IrcnkHntrr.
lBy Assnciatcd rrcss

PORTSMOUTH. VA, AUG. %
Visions .; sea scrncn,s entertained.
perhaps. BY som" members az the
"rcw OF the lighthouse tender Column
binc took concrete form on the last
trip Of that vessel TO the Cape Look
on; nrcahwatec. when more than -
dozen giant cells ~ least II foot in
circumference and over hv. feet in
length w"T" hauled aboard via the
NShcr'uan'S hook ana line route
First officer Holm. "f the coium-
bine. which returned lat" yesterday
10 the l!ghthous" depot here is
sponsor for tho statement that, in
addition To tho dozen taken. ~ least
t"cniy-hv" larger supcrccls got
away. taking hook. lin. and tackle
Thirty-siA 2ic inch hooks were car
ri"d away by tho ccis
According to the CoIumbinc's com.
PIGMENT. the suncrccls were cXc"p-
tionaily fine eating
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-26
After York River ,.t.h.

FREDERICK StIkG. VA. AuG. -
--Thc following citizens al carniin,
county spent several days the pas
week on fishing "trip down Yori
Rive, on tn. schooner Mathews: J W
'u"rrant. Dr. Clarence Campbell. NJ
q. hroaddus. Eugcnc ritts .l"n Pitts
Eugene Carter. !. W. Goullin +. /:
Gale. William White. Frank Efshard
son, j .\ndrow$. Irwin l:ruadduS Lee
Cpshuw. McSsrS. IurruSs. chcmault
I;urruSts. HvaHi"N. Dr. l: T. Bu,lcr, l.:
l.. i:u,ler. Lr.. l.. T. Martin. j W
Elliott. with Edward Isinns. MIR
Forncyhough. Richmond: W. -. ray'
l"r. New York. and scott Br"addus
West Point
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-26
=, Defendant. to rnrc court.

~ NClIEi RIO. w. Mug. 2o,--Twcn-
;y-tivc defendants will appear In the
Corporation Court her" at the open
ing of the Scptcmp"r term S"ptcm .
Der 4, for investigation by the grand
Jury. III" large ntma"r of cases -
tn" result n I'll" term OF court be-
in. omitted by law forI III" month OF
August. There ar" five prohibition
ca Sos one for murder, II negro case.
and the remainder grand larceny
eases. In addition To this. the dockc,
viii nave = number OF eases M for
trial upon appeal from the police
court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-26
GREAT MEETING AT
huntsville CHURCH
Assemble, Srr,l.,.
""d""trd by Two Native sans
Mf I.sreN

Special /" lEc Times pisr.tcbl
TAfPNii\NNoCE. Va. Aur. %.
~ fappahannpck Assembly, whirb
'aS been In session a, tho Esn,ah,,.
mock 'hrls;ian church. DunnsyilI.
q" since Augws, ~. closed on Ti.cs.
ufN Thc services were conaur,o1 la.
H''' Peter Ainsli", OF Baltimore. Md
"hrih'"d BY I"v. ltGtchic Ware. of
kh"AvIile Tenn. Services we're hold
ing
i,afs" crowds ar,cnd.d from this
i n" adjoining counties and much
interest Was manifested There werc
over forty additions Ia the church
H"ih Mr. iInslic ana Mr.. Ware ar.
hatsN" sons of Essex and their
many friends sivc them cordial
welcome 10 their old homo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-26
.FARMV|LLE REORCAN|zEs
MILITARY COMPANY
Veteran World War Officers
Are Elected Il; Commits
stoned Officers.


FAEMFil.i.E. VA. A"a. Eth"
fnrmviilc Guard has been reorg',u.
rcd within the pust two weeks and
ns enrolled M I" this time som.
'!;N-hin" or NOR" mcmhcrs - mum.
her az them b"ina men who snw ac-
i've service on the front during the
recent war.
Th", company was formed o.. Tue.
day cvcnin. when tho bod me, al
IN" "7urth"ust and was Guiy or
s"niZ-J- Tile members were sworn
In by Ir. !. II. Cocks. who had h.en
commissioned for tina, purpose bv .Jn
Lane stern. Acknowledgement Of viz
ginia. The '"l!"wins officers wcre
elected:
Captain. Wallace J. Wick: nrs,
lieutenant. -. walk ~ pauicti. SEQ
ond lieutenant, Wiltshire Davis The
thr'" officers Or" all "N-s"rvic. men.
Captain Wick wen, with the old
Fhrnviilc Guard To the border and
u was - member OF tn. Thirty
sixth regiment "f the United states
Army. While on guard duty at Il.
Paul. ii" was r"puisition"d by the
Dupont Powder Company for service
in th"ir plan; "a; Trenton. y. j. he
bcin. nu expert powder man.
lieutenant pau!ctt saw --rvic. ON
TIA" border and later was commits
stoned as lieutenant ana was attached
y" thr one Hundred and Nineteenth
Infantry. Tw"nty-ninth Division. ami
engaged in some OF the iicrcicst bat
lies In the war.
l.icutsnan; Davis proved himself
on" II IN" bravcst soldiers on tn.
Held in IA" late war. liz was ir.;
sergeant Of Company -. one iiun-
dr"d and Sixteenth Infantry into
which the Farnv!ll" Guard was
m"rg"d For bravery in acti"n when
Ia" balance 81 the officers had been
wounded 81 disabled, he vas Pc
scented by lii" French government
with the Cr"iN DE- iu"rr" and the
United states government bestowed
upon him the Distinguished service
Cross.
Meetings of the company Nil he
held each Tuesday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-26
|R0DMAN TAKES COMMAND
|OF FIFTH NAVAL DISTRICT
Declares Norfolk Business
Houses Not Blame for Fleet
Going Elsewhere.
Especial! 10 The Timcs-Dispa,ch. !

''p'N'ii ~ ne IllncS-1)lSpatCh
NORFOLK. VA. Aug. ai.--Declar-
Ing the report that the attitude os
business houses here was responsible"
Tor tho failure Of the Atlantic Dcet
I" rendczcous in Hampton Roads
was absurd. Admiral Hugh HOLMAN
Directed delegation of business men
III Lis Office y, the Naval Base y"stcr-
ld1y
Admiral holman has only recently
|arrivcd in this city tn assume com :
hand of Firth Naval District lie
mas recently returned from the Asl-
attic station where he commanded
II" ncct, in those waters He was
also in command Of the Atlantic ncct
IL rev years ago. ana assisted in
forming the big fleet now in Pacific
Waters.
While the o5jec, OF the visi, %.
|Noriolk business men was TO extend
20 Admiral Hudmau "a formal well
come he WAS asked particularly for
an expression ON the report that
norfolk lad failed 10 give proper
I"atm"nt Ia tn" men Of the fleet in
u" past ANA that for this reason tn"
Hect did not come Ia Hampton Roads
|'or rs rendezvous this year
rms report is 50 absurd on the
49, VI u. Aufnifai lsDImaiI said
mat Il" not consider that il merit !;
IAN Investigation. Thcr. are several
." sons why New York is more de-
.S'fahIr ~ this time as a rendezvous
POINT from the standpoint Of the OIL
GERS hnd men. For one thing. sine.
"' 'hamb"rlin lipt"I was burned
mere mas been no conveniently To-
I'"'cd hotel for til" accommodation or
ne hect personnel and their r.Ia-
i've I'll" comfort and the con-
N'ni"ncc Of til" officers andNncn has
l." b" considered IL we are TO innn.
'"tn IN" navy morale.
I'm this connection can say. how
N"' That til" fleet 0ll NECESSARILY
'uh'Ihn" TO conc Ia Hampton Roads
Naval Base. aa this is III. principal
ealing and supply point for IA" fleet.
MS base PROBABLY viii lac used more
'N'"lSiN"iy IN Ia" futur. than in th.
past"
Admirni :odman told IA. business
/ p."S"hthtivce thar i modern resort
H"t'' would ii" a Erca; deal toward
''""'nG Hampton Roads more popu.
I"r WIN the navy. Tho ,n.mi..rs OF
'h' party who visited Admiral Pod
''"n Wcr": Henry -. narbo.. 4. Il:
S"hwarzkorr Barton Myers. ! II
hf"wnlcN Frank Il Ford Dayj,I
lender IT, J. Wiliis. " y cox aud
w u. Jenkins. Jr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-26
BURNING OF BARN
AWAkENS NEWLIWEDS
Inrcndlnri>m Suspected In Nndi>o
County Blaze. !:ntai:tnG $500
l.USS.
lSpecial 10 The Times -Di.,patehl

Especial Ia The Times Di-pa,ch.l
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Aug. -.
The ba-n Of l.uthcr Tanner. near
rwymans MIL Madison County. was
burned "a few night ago. In a corn
rib nearby wcr" found cobs sa;ur-
at"d with oil. which had been set
fire but failed /" burn. 1t il pr
sumed the inccnhiary tired tho barn
with better success. Thr loss was
$500.
AIr. Tanner was married The day
before To Mss Saliic I<niShtun. anil
the couple were spending th"ir first
night NJ his home. They War" awak-
cncd h the flames shining through
In" window.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-26
FROST AND DROUGHT
CUTS HONEY CROP
H"r> lnnhIr VI" Accumulate Usual
stare fnr Lovers OF
sweets.
IsncciaI to The Times lspatch.l

lSncci:sl TO The Times Dispatch.l
AMHERST, VA. Aug. e5-S. -
Andrews, bee specialist of the V. t.
J.. was in tho county recently visit-
ing the Bee Club member. He had
with him supply OF pure hr,!
italian queen bees. with which he was
replacing any piack OF hybrid queens.
The yield -: honey in the county has
been materially decreased this wear
due Ia tic carly killing OF the bios
SONS and the continued drought.
Amhcrs; is one OF the leading com
ties in the state in the production OF
honey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-26
st"drn, Bod. Issues Annual.

tn" Falcon" is the name OF thr first
annual 10 he edited ana ruS he'd by
The student body uf the Whito stone
High Schoo,. The animal is neatly
printed on "namcl.d paper. ana
ncatj bound in brown. II contains
many pictures ana cartoons. in addi-
ton TO It's excellent S'bjcc; matter.
The Falcon is dedicated to Will
Ham Tell Chase.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-26

hour getting the buildings ready al
the Chatham Trainin. school, roy The
opening ~ another session. ENten.
siTe improvements are being made,
large and weil-cGuipped eyinn,s-
Stun. dning ball class rooms amt
hfty dorinit"ri.s nave bc., added.
The INDICATIONS arc that the atten-
dance this year will be the largest
in the HISTORY 90 the school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-26
MILDLY SQUADRON DUE
IN HAMPTON ROADS
%" Four itatilr>hips Young Scnm,,
h"t"rn To-day From Long
NO!uEr

Hr'c!a 10 The Times Dls,tatrh.
Nohfol.k. VA, Aug. a5.-Dn the
!"S' i'ss o: a cruise that took them
h"'i way around the world several
gre" h'insh'pi"tA arc expected {,
NY W. III l'amrt'" Roads tomorrow
90 IN. "du!cSh'hs Michigan. .:innc-
sofa. Kansas ana 'onnectirt-.
The "middics" rave visi,e.i :. n,,,,,
lcr Of South American and r:u-,nc,n
p"ris and Were even liner 40
? t"N' AT "n"r Hlr,'r the shin, ,..t IN
rms cruise is said To be the long
"Ni ever undertaken by the mildly
squadron"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-26
VIII write r,i.,or. of wnr of u,-u5

SpOTSYI.NANiA VA. Aug. o.
Colonel William q. Pcrr"w. a veteran
OF the War between the States. Is
making tour OF the five great bat
,lcnclls in Spotsyivania County. and
those Of other sections OF Nirc inia
with view OF writing q History Of
tho Military Campaign in Virginia
From 1861 to 1863" Colonel Pcrrow
Is - ,..ars old and corr mandcd an
Ohio regiment IN the battles Of chan
c-llorsvlllc. Wilderness and Bloody
angie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-26

b-caus" her h"sband's health failed
recently aud he had to be sent 1" col e.
Grade. Her husband WAS chief
petty officer in the navy, Mrs. Kit
t"nh"uSc WAS - Years old and her
mother and other relatives reside IN
Charleston. So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-26
Hn',cr. to Have own Ltsa. Plant.

II .\NTIbIIkT, NA. Aug oa.-\r-
irving at It decision TO build and
equip hydro-clectric ligh; pow,A.
pldnt Tor It's own us. the City Coun-
gu. mas appointed q committee COM
r"sch o: Mayor Harper. Councilman
Ni'iiamS ana CITY Manager Rcck to
negotiate for additional power and
riparian rights. These will n-obuh.
Is bc secured from tho choSan.okc
and ohio Railway. The council has
three sets of plans for "a mower
house. these costing from $50. Op0 10
$500 1t is proposed To have tho
plant ready for use by the close OF
the present lighting contract a, the
end Of 1922.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-26
Judge T.. y. Christian To speak.

AMHERST. w. Mug. .5.-'rhc am
nual .imhcrs, County sunday school
Convention VIII he held Friday. Au-
guest %. at Sardis Methodist Church.
Il few miles from town, bc.ianing at
!" oclock. one of tn. atjraci!vc
features Of ;hc convention viii be m
address by Judge Frank +. Christian.
ni I.NnchhMrE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-26

LENcHBCRG. VA, Aug. :5.--Gov-
crnor Wcstmorcland Davis is sched-
ulcd To make an address before the
Farmers Tobacco Growers AsSocia-
ton of Campbell County. al Rustburr.
Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-26
Low wntrr I'm the ,Jouc. n,,..

lfNCliBURG, VA. Aug. 2a.-Thc
lanes River here now shows a stag.
If minus Il foot. the water being
lower than il has been At anv time
since last November
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-26

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. % Mrs. Hat
ii" Iittcnh"msc ended her life by
swallowing carbolic acd at 1o!
Mariner street early this morning.
Sh" is said TO have been despondcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-26

improvements ut Chatham school.
CHATHAM VA. Aug. % Work
mon an. NOW busy cvnrN worlsihg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-26

Meetings of the company Nil bc
cid each Tuesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
White BLUFFS
| LAND ACCEPTED
WIN Be Bought Under Sol.
dler Settlement Act

OLYMPIA. Nov. 1.-The White
fsHanford projsct has been
accepted BY Dan A Scott director
Of the state department. Of con
servaiioi and dsvslopnsnt for pur-
chase ~ the state under the soldier
settlement act
Director ecotf,s 6ec1sion was
made last night upon rsoaipt II .
telegram which quoted . pr1cs Of
sc N acrs instead Of efs for sx-
ira land that might ~ needed By
the state 10 c0mpicts the necas-
sary Area. In oass some Of the Land
already owned BY the stats = 70.
jccfed ~ unfiliabiA
The White isiuffs-fIanford project
vas recommended BY . COMMITTEES
from the Amertnn Legion. acting
Ia an advisory cApacity 70 Scott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
Boys' Union Suits
Sl.lO Up

A line Of Union Suits that you
Win l!ka They are Of MIXED
wool with wool cuffs and anklets;
ovsrstitehed seams 70 prevent
ripping: elastic ribbe4 Asss .
TO Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
Girl Escapes Shot
From Companion

WENATc1fEE. Nov. ii.--Duck
Ing when hsr cssnpAnien pointed
= run At Der Thurs6ay u the Fell
ranch. SIX miles north q The city.
little Ruth Mcixncr saved her life
The charge from the gun tors tfru
hsr hair ribbons and the clothios
on her shoulder. but the little girl
~as unhurt Ruth Fell. IL. and
Ruth Meixner were playing ~ the
Fsil ranch. when Ruth. In play.
picked Up her brothers gun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
Acquitted of Murder,
Commits Another

CARDIFF. Wales. Nov. 1i>-Just
10 days afser he bad bsn acquitted
II shs murder Of s.ysAro1d yrsda
BurneIl The ponce srrsstsd isysar-
old Harold Jenss of Abersillery. ana
charged him with killing ii.ysar-old
Florvncs Little. Both girls were the
boys school mateA They wsse
brutaisy slain ana shsiv bodies HID
dem In the Jones homA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11

One Of the principal banauets Of
thsewcck WIN be that 1T the ElIs'
club Saturday night. at which supe-
nor Judgc Calvin 8. Hall win preside
ron COLDS. GRIP On INFLUENZA
And ss . preventive. take Laxative
nnOMo oufNfSE Tabieta This
genuine bears the signature q n ".
Grove (Iss sure you get BRoMo)
soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
Ladies' Union Suits
$1.l5 and $l.75

xxcpptional values Of Ladies'
me mereerfsed stripe Union
suits; pink and eeru COLOR: low
neck and sleeveless or Dutch
neck and short sleeves Regular
discs ol.lHp extra sizcs o1.7&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11

Uninterrupted and with 'invasiable
success flows the stream Of Father
and Son hanquets In SEATTLE
Sig or more such AffAirs ere sched
ulcd for Friday night in churches.
schooIs and community house,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11

NKEN ere experiencing . new
vk kiad Of cigarette enjoy
ment With Chesterfield They
are getting
- more delicious tasts
"a more pleasing aroma
land on top Of this, Chester
fields ase giving them a srtra
enjoyment
Chester6elds sstiCk
They give to your smoking .
feeling Of "completeness" 80
smoke that Il AL there"
It's the blendl It's the Turk.
ish and the Burley and other
choice homegrown tobaccos
blended in . new wsy-a better
way-to give you every last Bit
Of their flavor.
No getting away from IT,
Chesterfelds are in . class by
themselvesl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11

Boys Shocs 4.W
Just what yeur bog wants ana
needa. Brown high cut Shoes;
io-tnch tops . full soiss. with
chrome elk outsoie; : straps and
buckisa. sisss tik 10 AN.
Children's Slippers 75c
Splendid values Of Chiidren's
eilppsrs: cut Aigh IN front and
back: made Of heavy blue felt
with warm padded insoiea sSsss
: 10 IL
Little Cirls' Shoes $3.50
Substantial high cut lace Shoes
that viii wear and - eomfcrf-
able; browu calf. heavy soies.
with small heel Sizes SO TO II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11

Real bargains Of good quality
black cotton stockinka; hem top;
spiiced heel ana too. elnes ~ To
ION. 1--WE Pairs fee o5e.
Wosmsu's Ccrsets 90
A real sgeeta, q wsrnsrs
signed Tor women Of medium and
full figure. medium high busi;
double boned- ssiaes 20 10 ~
4 value shet yss sea't b~a1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
Children's Hats
$50 Value for $3.50

ExceptionAliy fine quality We
lour chin-China for ehiIdren-
NAVY. black and brown. Brine
band and streamefA Rich look
ing.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-01

FsE pe0ple wlll envy th- L4wmas-
srs fhe JOB 0f revising the taxation
system Congress haz got TO raise a
sam four glnaes as Ok as necessary
SIX years arc. ard satisfy the people.
Oae's aEsr shoaznr would b that iii
ean's - done
The poEalar definition q fair tax.
- tax that some 0ne else pays. Few
people adAit that the assessments
levtea on themselves are right. The
bag1 Eesse8mmaaitg seems agreed that
the excess pr0Ets tax dlsc0urages 81
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-01

terprises ana7 leads pcoda fl. '-
sn0axn 70 their prices 80 e~
pay TIE tax. ThEorsticAl.y s -bi
perfeesIy Just. BAT thiaxs .as. J.. .
straetly rlShE DO Bog slwaEs
10 PRACTICE.
The tax thai discourage
enterprises TIE least g TIE -~.
people 10 not mind high -A7
much Il TIE eoHntry = rro'
LExuries should ne taxs.
Those who are anwiIlinS e I'VE
sample life Should pay for s---
dulgenc=.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-01

3 fg3sod A. oar s8e0s s4gzssfa
toas sae 5@st w&g 80 aeaa 90 sb>
aoas order ao@s~s ~ for fae laca8
a1~reaaats 81 8G g~rt ~ Morally and
gst gas tfssae thg@ssgsss 10 a0es
hooE reasonable Afl ths saec~ssfa3
asa order hoas@s ar hssgg SILVER
ts@Fs 81 e pays ghsn shy xou 4n'
s pag ae l0eal mefeaaaes Way aat
beat sa~m AZ Ghe@s 8m0 game
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-01

The E8ssiao sog3ee esata 90 sradv
tas Eng 9rasefarfas. Fl wits aerf
Fa@f '@ eT8ansas .ae &asrssaa 9v8ge-
fsrsag sat ei4 eaepuater s9a4sser.
*8ie stssaeis 's tae Face nas s,Aers
a3a'1 % sfea saissa1
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-01

Wees faas sasra ars s~Galessf anrns
honass rs zso6ness esyarss 70 rssguee
3rtess +ase are Replacing er.ce. saa.
cling .ae eaDs1asv = sgala begin
asaz 70 Bsae aa re rea0xars ton that
.aad@ eanaos gee ss8nz Rsfaoaf aln.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-01

The Tax roll for tbs tawa ~ Mon
greaG Il now ia my hands for eaIlee-
SION Taxes mag be- paid a. tor offer
~ ,be clerk. VIM Bsrtsgn0l. Twa
per esat collection fees wlll bs caas
zed on al sax-s nos paid On Or 5eg,ve
Jaa b
Barney B@fto80ns.
Treasurer.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-01

r. = 70 Re regretted .aas n ssfase
dp@vs 5aFg 4n@s sae D8ngahmene ~
raie IT she crime r w8aia 8e maca
bett@w 'sr sae Ha3ssr@ - esa eonasln-
fey = ne a1es wsre borrowed s-om
eosa1e 9ysva - sas aagv
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-01

Va srs aos - aBea concerned Bow
sbo9e waas gae sdge @es are dosng.
ssr shey sr@ @orea nothing 70 The
SORTS aay vnssrs sat ws are exeeesl-
INDY a8xgoaz sboag wsat sae die 3oor
80 So sofag fsr sAey 8re asesasgaI
70 ~ ezissenes - aumanIey.