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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-20

long distance government, government from those whose interest in Alaska is a theory, government with out the consent of the governed but it is government by those who do not understand Alaska and the people of Alaska. Now and again the head of Rureau makes visit to Alaska but he does not see it from the viewpoint of the people who live here hose work and interests here. People who do not have to live under the conditions they order whose welfare is in no wise dependent upon the sue cess of the government they give those who view the Territory when they visit it from the stand point of one whose home and family are long way off and to whom home ties are calling, have not the right sort knowledge for governors. But it is the exception for Bureau Chief to visit Alaska Moht of the lords of the Bureaus take their knowledge of the Territory from the reports of clerks and field know more about it than the ordinary Congressman, so they able to make statements that Congress men cannot successfully dispute.
 Even the best of the Bureau chiefs, under the circumstances, are wholly incapable of giving the Territory the sort of government the conditions quire Then there is always the temptation to form alliances with the Eastern faddists and their endowed secretaries among the chief of whose vacations is to cultivate and develop influence with Congressmen. The is than indifferent government.
 It is unfortunate that always have peo- pie in Alaska, politicians who playing the game who are willing to stand in with this of a gov e1nment. We always find people in the Ter rtory who willing to sacrifice principle and the Terrory's best interest for petty consideration from the Bureaus.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-20
BUREAU GOVERNMENT INCOMPA ATIBIE
 WITH DEMOCRACY.

government or distant sections of the country by washington Bureaus is absolutely incompatible with the American principle of government Ii is more Ike monarchca government than democracy If is government from without from above rather ina, seif-government This is only true in nrinc;nIe but It Is true in practice. In the handling of tho
 natural resources or Alaska for instance the fisheries the forests, the game, the water power and minerals 'Eastern sentiment promoters the so-caI,ed consarr ton societies, faddists of sort and another tba ingenius and industrious tribes that always want m try something on the dog, have more influence i, shaping Alaskan policies than the practical men who are trying to make livelihood for themselves and their families in Alaska.
 Government by Washington bureaus is m, on,,
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-20
How He Hates Himself!

How He Hates Himself!
 "Why have you uever married?' asked Miss Oldgirl.
 Well" replied Ml- Oldbatch, eff 1 married l would expect to have children. And I have noticed that great mems sons hardly ever amount to anything"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-20

How About 1t? Any one want to take a trip to Joplin, Mo, to hear Lillie Damn?
 Ho, Hum! That stomachs are ungrateful, is A fact that I wont question, For, after you have filled them up. They give you indigestion.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-20

President Harding has called to the public service of finer ability, higher character deeper patriotism than Jacob Gould Schurman, for many years President of Cornell University who will go China American Minister.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-20

Coal deposits have been discovered in New Mex ico It remains to be how this interesting fact will be made an argument for increase in price - Boston Transcript.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-20

Private ownership and local control of the re- sources mean development. The condition of Alaska indicates what Federal ownership and control
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-20

lin, Mo, have been added to the Medical Staff of the Names Is Names Club.
 Speaking Alibis. R. w. K. wants to know what has become of the o. f. trolley wire that used to break about supper time in the old days when the saloons were open?
 Police! I'll hitch the COW up to the blow, And use her till my work is through But Son said: Father, don't do that! The COW has udder work to do"
 -Simian Cooler.
 Our Daily Special. Early Closing of teh Mouth Would Also Help Some.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-20
Hopeless 1!

EIOpGTGSS!
 "It says here that the Japs have gone crazy over baseball" remarked the Old Fogy, as he looked up from the newspaper he was reading.
 Huh" grunted the Crouch. "How is a Jap going to get worked up when an umpire makes rotten de cision? There are no cus.s words in the Japanese language"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-20

The report from Cobenz that the American force in Germany is the finest body of Toops in the world is good contribution the cause of universal peace.-( -(Indianaplis News.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-20
Cheer Up.

Your lot in life, son, do not slur, Just take this tip from me: The fact is, you are happier
 Than you deserve to be.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-20
Firms Is Firtns.

Firms Is Frtns. How would you like to deal with the Greasy Merchandise Company, ot Surran, Ky?
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-20
Advice.

Bear this in mind wheneer you can, And you will never fail; You'll find nobody likes the man
 Who thinks he knows it all.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-20
BITS OF BY-PLAY By Luke McLuke Copyright, by Cincinnati
 FIquirer
Aw, Gwan!

Aw, Gwan! The youthful lawy CT, I'll agree, Would like to live long, never fear; And yet l will aadmit that he Is longing for brief career.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-20
Things to Worry About.

We know and always have known that if we throw a ball into the air and catch it in our hands that we. the hands and the ball are not at the same place in space as we were when we threw the ball in the air. but as all are moving together it makes little difference.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-20
Luke Knows Everythino.

Oh, Luke, you're famed for knowl- edge, Wise stuff you always hoot Why is it that the trees leave When grass begins to shoot?
 Cyrus Corntassel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-20

What's the Fare to Wartrace? Tennessee.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-20

More Trouble!
 The branch of the Names Is Names Club formed at the University of Wis consin has placed Beer, a Book, a Stout, a Sherry and two Barrs on the Wet Ticket. Cora Whybrew heads the Dry Ticket.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-20
Is That So.!

Billie Wood believes that if a 10000 bill were displayed in a store window it would draw interest.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-20

Watch Us Grow. Dr. J. N. Kllough, South Birming- ham, Ala, and Dr. Mildred Dye, Jop-
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-20


 Copyright, by Cincinnati
 FIquirer l
 Aw, Gwan
 The youthful lawy CT, I'll agree, Would like to live long, never
 fear;
 And yet I will aadmit that he
 Is longing for brief career.
 How About It?
 Any one want to take a trip to Joplin, Mo, to hear Lillie Damn?
 Ho, Hum! That stomachs are ungrateful, is A fact that I wont question, For, after you have filled them up. They give you indigestion.
 How He Hates Himself! "Why have you never married?' asked Miss Oldgirl
 Well" replied Mr. Oldbatch eff I married I would expect to have children. And I have noticed that great mems sons hardly ever amount to anything"
 Firms Is Firms. How would you like to deal with the Greasy Merchandise Company, ot Surran, Ky?
 Cheer Up. Your lot in life, son, fo not slur, Just take this tip from me: The fact is, you are happier Than you deserve to be.
 Hopeless! "It says here that the Japs have l gone crazy over baseball,' remarked | the Old Fogy, as he looked up from | the newspaper he was reading. Huh" grunted the Crouch. "How | is Jap going to get worked up 1 when an umpire makes a rotten de | cision? There are no cus,s words in the Japanese language"
 Advice.
 Bear this in mind whene'er you can, And you will never fail You'll find nobody likes the man Who thinks he knows it all.
 Things to Worry About. We know and always have known that if we throw ball into the air and catch it in our hands that we. the hands and the ball are not at the same place in space as we were when we threw the ball in the air. put as all are moving together it makes little difference.
 Is That So.! Billie Wood believes that if a S10,000 bill were displayed in a store window it would draw interest.
 Luke Knows Everything. )h, Luke, you're famed for knowl- edge, Wise stuff you always hoot; Why is it that the trees leave When grass begins to shoot?
 Cyrus Corntassel.
 More Trouble! The branch of the Names Is Names Club formed at the University of Wis ,onsin has placed a Beer, a Book, a Stout, Sherry and two Barrs on the Vet Ticket. Cora Whybrew heads 1 he Dry Ticket. What's the Fare to Wartrace? Susie May Wade lives in Wartrace, Tennessee.
 Watch Us Grow. Dr. J. N. Killough, South Birming- lam, Ala, and Dr. Mildred Dye, Jop- |
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
13-YEAR- OLD KIDNAPPED
GIRL FOUND IN VIRGINIA
Letter SmuSglcd into Mail Leads
to Locating Mary Catherine
LcWcIlyn
| Especial TO The Times Disnnt,.ll

SUFFOLK. VA. March .!-I-oun,y.
ing search which lasted for more
than year. during which tim. lawn,
parents searched in vain. Mary cath
crime Lewcilyn. aged ~. d,usnt.T az
Mrs. Lucy LewelIyn. of Athens ,.ouu.
~. ohio, has been located by Sheriff
r.. u. Rawies. of NaDscmond County.
and Constable l.. 6; Mariner. of Athens
County. Ohio. when found the rIrI
was living with her uncle. rrank
Reeves. q man OF about - years or
age. The uncle was posing i'm TN.
ncighbo-hood as the chiids father
Reeves was arrested. charged Win
having kidnapped the gorl. more than
year ago.
The man first broush, tho rirl to
WhalcYTillc. where he stated that h.
was her father. At The time Of his
arrest hc WAS living on the farm OF
Mr. Barnhil
During the time that the child was
missing ever effort was mad. on IN.
part Of her parents 10 locate tn.
child. but ali roads led to failure l.,
appeared for a time as thought tho
cir. had simply dropped out of cNisi-
found. \ letter. written by the girl.
WAS SmuEglcd out Of The house and
some friendly negroes posted Il. Thu
missivc found it's way 10 an uncle in
Ohio.
III tho letter. wh!ch is well written.
Mary I.cwellyn says:
Uncle Pearl. did not tell you how
it vast was Frank. He stole me
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
Especial to The Times .Dispa,ehl

FREDERICKSBURG VA. March
2l.--Arrlnsenents which are rapidly
being brought 10 - focus for the
celebration OF tn" two hundred and
hiti"th anniversary OF the official es-
Establishment Of the city OF f'rcdcr-
icbsburg indicate tina: the second Of
May Will b" the gaycst day In the
history Of the city Numbers Of men
prominent in public III" IN virginia
VII be here and Iwid.Iy known p"or
pie are expected from many Of the
states further South and from the
Northern states. That the event Is
being recognized outside Virginia as
me coInin"morhton Of an important
episode Ia national history is .Ni-
nchcef by the Intention OF the lead
iiG MIN news companies 10 send
cainerhincn her" FOR the occasion
While official invitations hay. not
hc"n cent out. - Is practically set
ti"d mat Governor Hostn"rcland
DAVIS ana his stan VIII attend the
annlversarF ccl"brntiom, and that
Senator Claude Swanson. Senator
carer Glass. Congressman ). -.
Bland and others viii he guests Of
the city. Al least one member 81
The cabinet. II Us assured. VIII be
present ard will muEc the leading
address, OF the day. y thousand ma
rincS from Quantico will march in
the parade in the afternoon win she
post bard at their head. and army
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
URGES FARMERS TO- HOLD
SPRING FERTILIZER ORDERS

ispori..l To The Times Dls patch.l
YNfIJBi'It,; w March 81 g.
q oeg, Secretary II the Virginia To
bac,o Growers' AssqSiajion y nfe.
ing the farmers ~ thts srctipn ="
withholG their orders for spring iet-
,iliz.rs longer and AZ ;hc sam. time
predicts further material trop ~ ~"
pirices ia tho near tutur". Mr. bGS
msair,alns that this condition VIII re-
.1,jt from The organization of the
farmers In this section aud their de-
Termination to buy fertilizers through
farmers cooperative .NcA1hGe
maintained III Richmond Tor ih's r"r
pose.
Recently q farmcrs' meeting hero
called upon fertilizer mixers TO make
q Nat reduction in prices 10 "naoic
farmers 10 buy what they required.
II III. reduction docs mol com"
through local agents ;hc farmers. Ny
ogs advises Mi. bc ;oid how 10 make
ihnir rnrehas"s az rcAsonable ~ ir"H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
NORFOLK CONSIDERS
NEGRO EMIGRATION
Letters From Northern Cities Pro-
test Against Influx or Blacks
From the South.

Especial to The Times DlsputchI
NORFOLK. VA. March 21.-With
the idcn OF working out some solu-
ton ~ problem that threatens TO
become serious tho Norfolk Chamber
OF Commerce has taken up The CUES
tion Of 'h.tGrat!or of large numbers
pf negroes from the south TO Northern
cities This matter has been brought
10 the chambers attention not only
on account Uf ,he consequent !ecreas:
In the available labor supply In tn"
pioymcnt in the North. In many
Northern clricS the labor situation.
already complicated. is becoming NOR.
serious ny r.'aeon OF the ininN OF
negroes from ;he South lurcd by ru-
inors OF big pay. Most Of those l"nN-
inr the south are from the rural dis
triots.
one letter ,tres.lng the tcriousncss
"f tn. situation from The STANDPOINT
%; the North comes from the secretary
OF the Nebraska chamber Of Com
ni"rc". of omaha. Neb. The letter OF
Harry H. NVSs. secretary OF inc or
t;anizat;On. sums 80 TN" situation
eonrisciy as follows:
we are w.ritins. for, your, advie".
amd intormati"n, ~ nee nee cas- ,,, o., OF
OF our Northern cities Is being com
plicatcd by the iuiiuH of southern
negroes. They are unabl" /" MAJ an
ployIn"nt. the. do not mix We'll win
"a" negroes. nattv,. OF the Norih or
OF long rcs!denc" here.
IN your opinion, can anything be
done, IN YOU, state 10 stup this move
Incn; and should II be done. and HOY?
VIII the South need THIS labor
when normal conditions return, or do
they need !, nuw?''
An cducaiiounl campaign. designed
10 bring TO the attention Dt southern
negroes the advantages OF residence
Va tho South for reason OF climate
employment and general living con
dtions viii probably lac on" 81 III"
plans recommended ny ia" Norfolk
chamber
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
THE CRACK O DOOM
FOR NASTY CAl.OMEL
Folks Abandoning Old Drug
fOr"Dodson's Liver f0nc,"
Here in South.

Ugh: Calomei makes you sick us
horriblc: Take ii dose of the ,:.n
gcrous drug toniGh; and tomorrow
you lose day.
Caiomcl Is mercury! Wnea 1,
comes INTO contac, With sour lille
Il crashes into 1t. breaking /. up
Then is when YOU feel that awfu.
nausea and cramp.ng IL you DR..
sluggish. ii liver is torpid and nowe!s
consiipa,ed or you have headache
dizziness. coated tongue. IL breath IS
bad or s,on'acn sour. just Try spu1u-
full Of harmless Dod'un's Liver Ton-
tonight
Here's my Eua!antec--Go TO sny
drug store and sc, bottle of ppd-
son = Liver Ton. FOR a few cents
Take spoonful and IL IL dossn',
Stru.Shtcn you r!snt up and make
you feel tne and vigorous. - hack
aipr. ana sc, your money.
Dodsons Liver Tone is Destroying
.iic of ci.omci because /, can no,
49, or iF1 %" YOU sick--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young is to feel
yorng-to DO this you must watch your
liver and bowcls-there's no need of
having sallow complexion-darkr rings
under your cyes-pimples-a bilious
look in your facc-dull eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctor will tell you
ninety pcr cent of all sickness comes
t-om inactive bowels and liver
DR.. Edwards. wcll-known physician
in Ohio, perfected vegetable COM
pound mixed Will olive OIL to act on
The liver and bowels, winch he gave to
his patients for years.
DIR Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for colonel. are gentle IN their
action yct ALWAYS effective. They bring
about that natural ''uoyancy which all
should enjoy by tonlng up the liver and
clearing the system OF impurities.
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets are known
bv their olive color. i5c and Doc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
GlDEONS Will PLACE $50
BIBLES IN NORFOLK HOTELS
NE 81. ncLntcA rress

NORFOLK VA. March III g.
Bennett. Of Chicneo. national ;"id
SECRETARY 81 the 1idcuns, Christian
tnmmcrciaI travellers prGali.tii"n
has discovered in his travels over Nh
United States Just iwn hotels lh
vh!-h the owners or Tsuchn" as .
rociatch have nlac.d Bib;"s ia o""ry
room Tho second motel w"E f"uhd ~
Norfolk n j. tic lorraine. Of which
J.. GriN Dndsuu. ncInncr "i IN" W.
,,iui, Uouso IT Delegates. IS owner
aud mannrcr The Bibles "cr'
placed years ago by Sir podson IN
honor OF his EranHi"',h NJ
u,ncr hotel u ia Richm"nh.
Mr.. Dcunctt r"crnt's can;" h"rc
from Richmond. where b" nrEan yea
a camp of Gid"ons lie spoke mr."
,.u,"s In Norfulk churches yesterday.
!s,yinE tho foundation FOR III" "rrh ~ :
zation OF :, similar camp her" 'i'
has also found six hot"'s IN IN" ~
IN which the Gileons viii p'ac" tSn
Bihlas o'her hoi.ls wii! be Eis!tc"
iurin,, tho coming wccF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
FIRST U. S. SHIP IN MONTHS
SAILS, NORFOLK TO BRITAIN

Especial to The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK, VA, March 2l.-For the
hrst time in many months. an Amer
lean ship with an all American crew
has sailed from Norfolk for a foreign
port. sac is the steamship Cola
nicr Of the Cosmopolitan lines. Cap
tain Mcp. MoSvr. which sale d
with tobacco for Liverpool. via New
York. where ahc will take on adj
ditiunal cargo.
All bu; four members OF her crew
o! forty. we're native bora Americans.
and the -FOUR are naturalizeh cit!-
ZcnS
The collsmcr j. Of size tons gross
and carried from this port about 500
IONS OF leaf tobacco. Robert Hasl.r
&, company. are hcr agents here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22

aviators ar" expected to ay here
from washington Oh langley Field
the oCca sion.
Expect Homecoming.
~ N3tuie "i the ceicurattou that
"ili hid IA making it gay is the ~
pettcu homecoming d nuudr.ds %:
torncr acknowledgements, some OF
'hen national figures, Zach of whom
VIII os sent PERSONAL letter ASKING
n!m 10 come home May scconu
among theHe u General i'cyton .
M:trCn
TIC annlr"rsary celebration marks
IN, , pass.nE OF ,wo hundred ard .itty
years since the signing OF IN.
Leased Lands" papers Us Governor
bcrNci.y VINO created the ouic,ai
! S,t,'eiieh, At fredericksburg. aud
Su,, nhpta!n Lawrence Snitn witn
h"u men alarms to defend the head.
waters 81 the river against Indian
1870 az -; ne post was an luport.u.
G on. where the itappanannock Ia
| WIS necessary ia any sch.,ne To- hold
on r.iidinS parties from tribes i'm INC
hioc Ridge foothills.
a.. town Is much older in AN un-
oiic!al way. having been ;n. tc,.,,.
81 captain John smiths minor con
nc, "i'h indians in August. 1905
! in 81 ~ propaoIy "a small settlement
~ iptI' but no documents prox, i, :
I"lrt.hcc until May =. 1911. wha, ~.
ieasrd idn1s papers were signed
An "n,""' ION hmonS Ceremonies.
! - 'H' ceremonies tho =,
WI b" The dedication Dy ,hn 80
! 'h4ch Tor the Preservation ar ~,
J 6lh!" Antiquities of II marker a, ~.
! so"t hedAt corner OF tho leased Lima.
! 80 no" near shiloh Church. on
ne river front al the ceIl;.r Of ~.
! .ltE Members Of The assnria,inn
! from RichucHh VIII! arrange ihn ui.n.
cram ana attend III" dcn.cl;Eo,, a,
! ihd music. AZ noon the PRINCIPAL I'D.
! ~ - VIII 10. delivered at i.tirIarnu
ARK. "h"re other intcroStin. ever.
uses ar" 10 take place At !. NJ
-. "aS'ah' parad. vii. begin Be.
S.HrS 10" marines. there viii be-. ftoa,4
'!''h SDotsYiHania. stafford King
rcDtG"; Sarol.n" and other countless
/ from the ancient sister c:.y III III
"uth almost all Of the local lodges
"a, STATE normal and all Other
schoo!e. Th.s soc,ion al tho ,,a,r,.L.
VII 10" led by III Frcd"ricksbur
RcccptIon nj Night.
~ nirht Il reception is to 10 rivcr
~ "h!"h The Governor and his s,aff
| arc "Apr"tc'! In Uniform. and AT Xyhi"n
they. win oihc! prominent men who
nav. ben invited here. wii. be, thy
guests OF honor With the hall dee.
! Grated With ha2s and flowers. In. re
! caption VIII bc brilliant
IN me pageant. as far as arranged
ni Captain John Smith with his hoot,
lo:I OF adventures the mon an,
women OF Captain Lawrence Sr,iih'.
garrison. tn" indians and colonial
ma historic features. The city coun
al aud chamber Of Commerce vii
| ala In making the anutvcreary c.ln.
! bratiou Il success
Major j. y Barney is at Tho bo..
o. ne go'nrniticc on arrangcmen, az.
hrlXtpn Nrs Il. II" Sto.fYric.n a., :,
Yrs V. VI Fleming, tho latter IN.
'ncs?tor of tho pageant idea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
ltIlinn Iiari Nshnrc.

NORFOLK. VA. ..iaroh u For the
second time in = year tn. Italian bark
Giuseppe AN! ia ashore on the viz
Eiain coast she rests IN eiH recr
OF water halfuinc of nhore. abou'
;"o miles north OF Cape Charles
lighthouse ana Is beyond reach Of two
tow iincs-2.i00 fee; OF cable
The coast-guard cutter Manning
wltich vent out TO tho stranded ship
yesterday. !e standing hy. The vrcck-
Ing steamer I. ]. Merritt and tho
wvecking barge =. Il. Sharp are a,
work in an effort TO float her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
To nui,d s5o.00o Synagogue.

viii hc opened April |. by the con
gr"Eatior Of Mikro- X odosh Syna
roGuc. Berkeley War. for the CON
struc'ion OF new mouse of worship.
The StruCtur. is to COS; $4,000
The work on the synagogue wiI,
be begun carly in April. and the con
:r"ea.ion expects TO have it ready
for services before the end Of IA
summer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
EXPRESS COMPANIES NEED
MOT PAY STATE AUTO TAX

tSpecini 10 Tho Times bispatrh.J
LYNCiBTRG w. March -
THAT express companies are not re-
CURED to pay STAT. licenses on au;r-
mobiles Ha.d ~ tne!r bUSjur.s aud
mat these cars are not required to
carry state lccns- TINS, tx the dcci-
stph % POLICE Justlc. < nuNIl Mar
lin. o! TIA" ipchl police coUr,
ia" GbHnaNy here waE r.pori ed
s"Y' raj weeks Hgo FOR npcra.ina ears
without Licenses and when the tts.
was gone into the police jus,ic" an
upuhG"d mat there wHs i special
statute which relieved ihss" com
"n:"s from this State license ian.
IT." result IS that the crrs 10 not
ari$ stale plates here now cud xiii
not 30 90 IN tn fntnra
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF VIRGINIA

away. had me tied hand and foot. TO
keep me from getting away.
i want you 10 either send me some
money To come home or come after
me.
mothcrand you. II viii take 81, To
bring me there. There is something
| want TO tell you"
w hcn arrested Reeves shut up like
ciatn. and the only statement he
would max" was that he was paid TO
steal the girl. she was twelve years
ana eleven months old when Reeves
Is alleged TO have kidnapped her. She
says Reeves is her uncle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
NORFOLK F!REMEM AID
RICHMOND HEROES FUND
| SpccinI 10 The Wines Dispatch

NORFOLK. VA. March u --cantain
" J, Trayinr. OF the Norfolk Fire
'trHnr'ncnt who is treasurer az the
Noii"ih Protective Association Of
Fire Fighters. has mailed for tho
association q chcck for 500 for The
sGnd heinz raised in Richmond for
widows and dependents OF Richmond
lighting the JurEcns' IRE last sun
day
rho contribution TO the Richmond
rt!ici fund was authorized ~ "A
meeting II the NortolE association
last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
claim Art OF Itnnl.run,c,.

NOItFoLk. VA. Match 2i.-Clain-
ing that VI silver and H. Silver
jewelers.. committed an act Of bank
rutpry In removing 81 part or their
stock with intent TO dcfraud cred
itors. three NrmS have fled pctitiou
in the United states District Cour,
aHhing that the SiiverS be adiudrctl
bankrupt. The petitioners claim the
jewciry concern owes them $4,000