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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25
LEGION TO TAKE
PART N PARADE
ON ARHSTIGE DAY

Decision - sefs pr active part u
In Afmi>ticf ds< p4ftac and 20 e3st
a dance 3c,ntly WIN memptss 81 >be
nnAiiinff of the {e<(ou on the hight
81 No<omncr n WA the OUTSTANDING
business ~ the dinncf held ~ iexion
members A. the Young Women'e
Christian ~asnociatton rccur lnnt ntenf
Ths cemn,ttst ns'nsa e srsssse
eensisss 81 FRANK Ecb>na aicssrd
Woodson. sr. Iko Murphy and Nj
Love The conmi<tse q authorized
10 prepare a legion fioat II ~ is
L40mnd advisable.
ms nttendAnee last aifht vas not
a. iafee a. Il 4as Il fht rnfnfrr an
MIR bctaiue ntms Io< the members
went u nj Paee with the troop apd
eshsta arc a. Gallup WIN the
i,hs business meeting followed ad,
drnases b. John r.. einainz ana Ffaik
Westerfleld. post commander. The
latter txpiainad thu ieSion ratss 10 the
convention IN Kansas CITY as Given
previously IN Ths Evening Herald.
Mr.. simms praised th9 ieglon's con-
sllIulIoh ard urged thar IN cffcftA be
made 20 i've IN ~ u ~ the letter. 40
aafd fhe lcgfcu members would b
asked 20 lake a STAND on various
questions from time 70 time and urged
them 10 take that sfsui.
zie arnpheeled chat the day would
come when the legion would have 20
take a sand on che Qttftiup o. The
kn KfDx Khan ne Touched upon the
educational system q the day, sayiug
that more Aynerican history should
be taught TO the nueents snd IL ner-
essary D .ittie iess of other subjects.
Members hast night who said they
were 10 attend the Kansas City con-
zTnttcu were John fee. Marin BIER
riniti. Hugh Cooper. Jr. Carl Par.
sons. Adam Cam pnd fred Howell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25
Arizona Wants In.

The banks OF Apache and Navajo
counties OF Northern Arizona are de-
sirfcus OF becoming members OF tho
Livestock and Agricultural Loan com
pany OF New Mexico which was
Organized here yesterday.
T. N. QueDedeaux. president Of the
Arizona state bank OF Winrlow, Ariz.
was IN Albuquerque this afternoon a
confer with J. ID. Herndon- Mr. Quebe-
deaux stated that the banks In North
ern Arizona desired 10 become a part
OF the association and sabscribe for
stock.
The Arizona banker was advised I'd
make his request 10 the Wal Finance
corporation through Senator BursuH
ana through Arizona senator's Mr,
Quebedeaux returned TO Winsiow thu
afternoon.
Mr.. Herndon received a telegram
this afternoon from Ar Meyer.
pressing appreciation for the worn
done In forming n company here.
we believe the telegram n that
company II n Is well managed and
conducted along sound business lines
can render great service By co-operat'
ing with war Finance corporation IN
making It's funds quickly and effec'
ttsly available IN Now Mexico."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25
CITIZENS ASKED TO
HONOR ROOSEVELT

walter NJ. connell. chairman OF the
city cufnrnisrionAff. TO-DAY Issued a
proclamation callina upon the citizehs
81 Albuquerque "a participate In the
Roosevelt day program now being
prepared for Thursday. n day sci
aside to honor TAeodore Roosevelt.
fhe proclamation foiio~e:
During The llfetine Of most Of
those now living. Theodoro Roosevelt
rose - prominence IN the American
nation. displaying great energy. zeal
ana aetotion for the continued sue
ress and ~pernaancnt welfare 81 the
cornfry ne loved so well. As soldier.
a~fntesnan and citizen no made Tot
-.mseif and the people made Tor him
y place unaquc IN oar history. BY
oommnn consent OF the people of a
grateful nation who knew. loved and
admired him. Thursday. october 81.
354i. has been Get apart 10 honor the
narre and memory OF Theodore Roose-
wiz. II is the carnest wish % the
City Of Albuquerque officially that our
citizens participate TO the fullest
practicable extenf IN the Roosevelt
day program pfepared for Them ana
Indicate BY their activity therein q
lasting tribute 20 che memory OF ono
Of Americas greatest men"
OLD TOWN SCHOOL
10 HONOR ROOSEVELT
The program Of exercises 20 be held
OF R~ooserclt day by the children Of san
F'elipc school, Old Albuquerque. on
Thursday at 1:iB p. m. follows;
star spangled BAnner-Chorus by
all school children.
Avs Marln-Hymn by The Minima
Pussy Cat - Recitation BY the
MmimA
Sslianal Asr-Flrst and secoad
grades.
Readlng from u. s. H~irtory-Third
and fourth grades.
grades
Rooseveits Biography - Reading
seventh and eighth grades.
Addrcaa-Fatheg Week..
80. Columbia. Gem oftne Ocean
Chorus. y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25
Capital -OVcrrnb-cribcd.

u was enld today that the author.
|ized capital 81 100000 had been over
snbscr3hcd and S2a0.0 900 already paid
In. Tho Albuquerque banks subscribed
for moro than ono-fifth OF the capital,
Mr.. Herndon this morning sent te.e-
grams 10 Senator Burfum and TO Mr.
Meyer. thanking them for their part
agency here.
e. q. Mardorf OF santa Re. who at
tended the meeting herc left today foE
santa he. where he viii file the incor-
|porntioH papers OF the loan company.
The names Of the ether directors Of
the company were announced In last
nights Evening Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25
T. T. Ryan, Santa Fe
Master Mechanic 81
At Ration, Dies

santa y. railroad officials were In
formed here today NJ the death last
ni~ht OF r. r Ryan master mechanic
al Ration. Death came at ! o'clock In
the hospital ~ Ia 5enta and was due
tol typhoid fever
Several Albuquerque officials prob
tend the funeral which n ~ be held
there al IL O'CLOCK Thursday morning
Columbia university r. establishing
n new course IN motion pictures. the
first Of the kind given in the United
States
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25

The men Gid not MINK u possible
for them 70 serve on both boards as
ali loans made by the loan company
Win have 20 be approved by the loan
AGENCY. Mr.. Herndca stated this
morning that both the loan cessipany
aud the agricultural agency Will sci
un offices IL Albuquerque and that
both win employ a squad OF clerks
other members OF the agricultural
agency board besides the two named
are Lee BALDWIN. socor-o; 4, a. Ca
hoon. Roswell. D. +. Hoskins. Las
Vegas.
Following the resignation OF Mr..
Herndon and Mr.. Simms from the
board Of tho loan company. Roy Nc
Donald. vice president OF the state
Netiosml hank here and Victor Culbers
son. Grant county efockman. were
named 10 fiii the vacancies The board
for the loan company tncn elected
Gregory Page. OF gallup, president.
Alt. Mcdonald and John w. Poe, OF
Roswell. vlee presidents; II q. Bum
- cashier % the Citizens bank. sec
rotary treasurer and G. Z. Bigelow Of
fTtancia, manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

IYNClIRCRG. VA. Jan S.-phiilip
Wallac, Taylor, q! this city, ANA MISS
Marrucritc bowman. daughter OF Dr.
ana Mrs. j. |. Bowman, or Mouteoni-
cry. Ma. were married last SATURDAY.
evening at the home OF the brid" ;
parents. After Il Northern hr!dal
trlp they will make their home ,tre
~ Arlington Place The groom l.,
a veteran Of the world war, having
served with the marines. He 10 son
OF Mir and Mrs. Wallace y Taylor. 90!
this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
NAVY TO PUNISH ALLEGED
PLUNDERERS OF SAT TERLEE
Court Martial Announced for Two
Sailors Held at Miami, Flat,
for ThrfI.
me- Assncintcd Press ]

NOEFOi.k. w, Jan. N.--I. W. y
Meyer. ycoman. and NJ Ashmorr.
apprentice seaman, who are under mr.
rest at Miami, Fla. on II charge Of
stealing $4,000 from The United
States destroyer Satttrlcc, VIII be
tried by navy court-martial.
That the navy would take charge
Of the cases VAS learned when y.
Lawrence Groner. United States dis
trict attorney, inquired OF Admiral
Guy II. Burrasc. comma ndant OF the
navy yard whether the trials would
be held In the civil courts or by
the navy. Admiral Burragc informed
Mr.. Groncr that The men would hc
brought to Norfolk by the naval IN
telligcncc bureau and would be tried
by court mart si. l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
APPOMATTOX YOUTH TO
WED K0RTHCLIFFE'S NIECE
lieut. cnnnt Terry CoIiry Durham Met
Miss iIarmSwurth While student
at uNrnrI t'niNcrSttN.
Srcciai 70 The Times pispatch.l


LYNCHBrRG VA, Jan. S,--I.icu-
tenant Terry Collcy Durham, whose en-
easement To Miss Annie Mary Licral-
dine lIarmsworth. daughter OF Sir
Leicester llarmsworih. ana niece OF
Lord Northcline. OF England. is an
nounccd. is a son az William T.. Dur
ham, 4 wcll-to-do land owner OF APP
pomattoN County near here.
II was learned tonight from the
family Of the groom-rlcct that the
romance began AT oxford while Dur
ham was Rhodes scholarship stu
dent from tho University OF Virginia,
l9i3-l9l6. during which time hc
Chummod with Harold Narmsworth,
brother Of Miss Harmsworth
She was then 10. four years later he
spent his holiday with her brother and
he Is now in London on private az
fairs. He saw service with the Amcri-
can artillery forces In France.
Licutcnapt DurhHni's mother was q
Miss FUqua and he has brother.
Walter T.. Durham. in real cstat" bus
ness in Richmond. The date OF the
marriage is nor Vet announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

WINCHESTER. VA, Jan. S-Tho
Rev. j. l.. Coils. pastor Of tho United
Brethren Church. Broadway, Va. and
Miss Annie lee MauZy daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Many. Fred
crick County. werc married Thursday
ut the parsonage Of the United
brethren Church here hy The Rev.
George w slower. The Rev. Mr.. COL
rs. who is Il native OF berkeley
County. w. Va. recently conducted n
highly successful revival meeting
here during which he met his bride.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

WlNCHESTER. VA, Jan. S-Cards
have been received from Mrs. Gar.
rcit Stevens de Grange. New York
aud Washington. announcing the mar
riagc Of her daughter, Miss Helo!se
Garrett de Grange, To Edward Cur
It's Oldham. Worcester. Mass, which
took place December 81 IN the Church
OF the iran S'igura;ion. New York, the
Key. DR. Ioushton officiating. The
maid of-honor was Miss Virgins,
Stcck. daughter Of Mrs. II. Clay de
Grange and the late Thomas w stock.
This city. and the bridesmaids We're
Misses Virginia Harrison and Evelyn
sharp, OF Virginia. liuhard Cary
Oldham acted as best man Tor his
brother The bridegroom is son OF
Mrs. Caliic Bruce oldham OF Win
chester. ana the lat" Edward g. Old
ham, a prominent attorney OF Mounds
vile. VI. aud was II lieutenant in the
Uni;ed states Army electrical ens,-
necrsl during the world war. H."
is = grandson OF the late Edward
cnhcll Bruce, OF Winchester. cclc-
bratcd journalist and painter, whose
portrait Of Robert J.. Lee has been
pronounced by art critics 10 hc on"
OF tho most perfect Of the southern
Chieftuin now in existence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
.DANY|LLE LOSS BY FIRE
!. Will REACH $4,000
Survey Is Made of Firc.Swcpt
Building at South Union and
PATTON Streets

go Especial 20 The Times -Dispatch,l
D-\NNlLl.E. VA. Jan. >.-A survey
OF the fire-swept building at the cor
-ner Of South Union and Patton
Streets. which damaged more or less
severely seven concerns. showed that
early estimates place the loss at
$4,000.
: Most OF the loss IS insured, although
sthe Carroll Auto Accessory Company.
where the fire originated WAS de-
Stroycd. with only $1,000 Insurance..
.Five automobiles. three owned by the
sc"ncern, We're demolished. The blaze
.d!d not do the damage first thought,
|, and the thrcc-story building OWED
!. by H. \. James. and fully covered by
insuranCe, HHs not Euited.
-their promp; work in combining tn"
blaze so near the point CT origin
when it was eating its way down
: Patton street ana down Union when
the men asleep In the station house.
. dineonally across the street, We're
Few OF the owners of the concerns
sdamagcd We're prepared TO give csti-
mates OF their loss today. Those suf-
.ferinS are the Carroll Company. al
. most total loss: Travis. Arts and
by fire and probably more by water.
sprobably fully covered by insurance
.wator damage Cobb Crews. whole
" sal" ErccerS. water damage: Charles
orchard. water damage: pythian Hail,
slight water damage.
r. j. Travis was concerned today
ever the destruction Of numerous
hiehly valued antiques in his store.
these hcing on the first floor. y
thandsomc specimen OF Hcppciwhitc
= four post bed, built in 1890 and val
= ued at several thousand dollars. was
: ruined. also a valuable contemporary
. painting of Edgar Allan Poe. Four
satin wood chairs OF unique design
were lost. and many other pictures.
including that OF the late Rev G.. W.
Dame. This oil painting was rescued
from the Main street fire over a year
: ago.
No accidents were recorded during
the fire which brought out large
crowd %! people. II was the most
serious Are Dnuvillc has had since
the Masonic Temple, on the other cN-
trcmity of the street. in January. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

I.YNCuRURG. VA, Jan. S-Nis>
Gay Smith. daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Nj G Smith. of Appomat;oN County,
ana oscar Schcnlrr. an AppomattoX
County farmer, were married Nod
icsday AT the homo OF the brides
parents They went 70. a bridal "Trip
to Chattanooga.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
WINCHESTER VOLUNTEER
FlREMEN GET TOGETHER
Reports SHOW That Rrcrnt New
membership freaks All Previous

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
WlNCllEST VA. Jan. S.-The
South End Hose Company. made up
mostly OF viriic and sta!wart young
volunteer ircmcu OF the southern
part ct Winchester held II record
breaking meeting las; night on the
OCCASION OF election OF officers for the
ensuing year Recent ;cw member
ships broke all records. the record
Tor after .''ncc WIS broken at the AN
nual meeting, amt While the moctiul:
was r"ing opened "A certain member
VINO attends once year sauntvrcd
ia. ana. sitting down comfortably in
an easy chair. broke five or six phouo-
graph rccOrGf that had been placed
mere by some one. lie made u rec
ord breaking retreat and was miss
ing when refreshments were passed
around.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

IYNCHRURG. VA. Jan. William
:. Baker and Miss Myrtle Mabel
Foster. both OF Brookrcal. were mar
yicJ here Wednesday 10y REV O..
Hubert Stccd. pastor OF First Chris
,ian Church. The bride il q daughter
~ MIR. ara Mrs. g. y. Foster. of
Bruckncal. They viii return TO
trip
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
Peterson Sentiment
Best for Eczema
First Application Stops Itching OF
Eczema, Salt Rhcum and Piles.
Ends crnnnr distress in Five Minutes

Live and lot live ia my motto .nvs
PETERSON. OF Buffalo. ''DruE,:iSt= an oyer
America sell PETERSON'S OINTMENT for
." cents large box. ana | say To th' 80
druggists. IL anyone huys INV ointment To-
amy OF the diseases or ailments fu- which
recommend II and arc not benefited give
them their money back
I've got safe full OF thankful letters
,~st!iyinE to the mighty healing power OF
fcterson's Ointment for old and running
nipples. brokcn breast. itching SCALP. chat
inS ana blind. itchin; and Needing piles 4"
john Scott. 2Sj Virginia Stree; Buffalo
writes Ptterson's Ointment IS simply
wonderful. II cured mo OF .czoruu ana
ais" piles. and x did II so quickly that /
was astonshcd." Mail orders nllod 10y
Peterson Ointment CO.. Inc. iuna'o, =. Y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
IS GALLONS or LIQUOR
IN BUNK HOUSE CACHE
Danvillc Police Almost Miss Qunn-
tity OF wet" Goods Hidden
Under Piano

DANNll.LE. VA, Jan. S.-Eiehtecn
the floor OF one CT the Abcrthaw Con-
Struction Company bunkhouS"s late
last night following Il raid by the
police.
squad of officers had searched the
place thoroughly and were about To
depart when one CT them moved "a
piano and found that instrument stood
over Il trap-door.
When this was opened the cache
containing the iillcd fruit jare was
ted ownership. WAS tried this morn
ing by the Mayor. and noted an APP
peal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
AWARD FLUME CONTRACT
Vichmond Firm VIII un,I.rtnLc Can
n'ructi"n for Government Across
AppBmuttox

= iSpGSiii TO The Times Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. S-Thc
contract to build the concrete numo
across the Appomattox River. be-
tween the harbor and the diversion
channel has been awarded to the
RichmondL firm ,sof contractors.
George. Hankins e George. Notilca-
ton mat the War Department had
accepted that conccrn's bid OF sea
900 upon recommendation of Colonel
j. {. o"kes was received yesterday
with instructions to begin opcratious
at once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
n EW LAMP BURNS
$40 AIR
Beats Electric or Gas

y new oil lamp that gives an amaz-
lnSiy brilliant. soft. white light. even
better than gas or electricity. has
been tested by the L. ). Government
and 10 leading universities and found
To be superior to 10 ordinary oil
lamps. II burns without odor. smoke
or noisc-no pumping up. is simple,
clean. safe. Burns go air and C.
common kcroscn. Coal OLD
Tho inventor. l.. r. Johnson. "a
Washington Place, New York. Is Of
tering 10 send lamp on 10 days
FREE trial. or even to give one FREE
10 the first user in each locality who
viii help him Introduce II. Write
him today for fun particulars Also
Ask him TO explain how you can get
the agency. and without experience or
money make $3.50 TO $500 per month.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
Enncral scryi.c fnr M.Mlnm u. Mu.nn.

WTVTII S'TN IVtS TOT W lIllNW II.
Mason. who died Friday night at his
home. North Addison Street. Will take
place Monday morning at II o'clock
from Grace Covenant Presbyterian
.thurch. Mr.. Mason was born in In
Terurie. Abcrdcenshirc. Scotland. and
came to America more than forty
years ago. most OF which time he
lived in this city. He was prominent
in Masonic circles. being a member of
Amity and Dove Lodges. For many
years lie was Il trustee of the Ma
sonic Home of Virginia and was great
~ beloved 10y the children oi that
institution. TO whose interests ne
WAS devoted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
LEAVES BANK ACCOUNT
FOR FUNERAL EXPENSES
Petersburg Suicide Leaves Note tu
Tanker to Use balance in Hurry


Especial To The Times Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA. Jan. "a
check for all the money he had in
bank. with which to dciray his FUN
crAl expenses. was lief, in the note
by Il. T.. JudkinS. the cougar oId
bachelor. who committed suicide IN
Central lark carly yesterday after
noon by sending II bullet through his
right temple.
rhc note WAS directed To Captain
T.. +. Heath. former president OF Il
local bank. ana inIurmcd HIM TO use
tn" last penny he had in the bank
I" bury him. The man stated In the
of his rash act.
Funeral services for Judkins. who
was well known here, We're conduct
Ell tfiS afternoon from the gray. IN
Elandford Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
Pennsylvania brewery seized.

WILKES BARRE. PA, Jan. s.
i'artefs brewery. one OF the largest
in the State, was seized today -
revenue men through an order from
commissioner of Internal ItcVcnu. W
w. Williams. II is reported that tnu
brewery was sending out beer that
contained more than oue-h.tl: o. ruo
per cent alcohol. and il is said that
other brcwer!es in LuZ"Inc County
are To be seized. Min. Northeastern
Pennsylvania brcwcricS arc now in
the hands OF the department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
Miss sarah Holloway Kinney.

Sarah Holloway Kinney died yester
day at ~: home here. She was
native OF this city and in her
eighteen wear. Funeral services were
held here this afternoon. Miss
Kinney Was the last of :: family az
I'VE children. Nicc"s and n.phcws
surviving include: Harry Kinney, OF
l.ynchburg. I. Pollard Kinney, ~!
p1nVillc: w. y. Kinney Of Atlanta;
II. II Whitcomb. OF East Orange y
j.; Mrs. Hugh NJ. TAYLOR OF Rich
mond; Mrs. J. NJ Williams. or Nor
folk: Mrs. Lewis l.. Thomas OF Rich
mOnG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
ur,. Lizzie A. Dritri..,,

lN u ilH''N ~ ih'i. a.. Jan. S.---MrS.
Lizzie y. bcitrick died at her home
near here Thursday morning at the
age oi :. years. she was a member
of AN urirtucratic English family VINO
came 10 America shortly before 1910
ana settled in New York State. She
was brother of W. q. I.cak-. found
It @: the Rockingham Memorial Hos
p!;nl here. Funeral services will be
conducted tomorrow morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
J. Parks Morley.

services for state Senator j. Parks
Morley. of Bun City. Tenn. near
here. who died in a hospital AT Nash
operation. viii be held Sunday in
Elun City, according to information
received here. senator Morley WAS
- years old, ana is survived by his
wife. who was Miss lee Keys. and
three brothers. Rev. w W. Worley.
OF Maymead. Tenn, Charles Worl.y.
OF Riun City. Tenn, ana Oscar Nor
ley, OF Nevada.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
PLAN SOLDIER MONUMENT
lyncbhurg Hires \rW Work Sculptor
&" Max" Niiitar.

Special 20 The Times Dispatch
NrUEEi;i. VA ian Angus
tus I-ute'uuu. q New YORK sculptor
will be secured - make "a m,I,l for
the proposed soldier monument 70 %.
p!acrd on 'h. Niu'h street terrace
here = topr.rIphlral survey ~ TIC
hiIlsidr is to hc Furnished IA. sculr-
tor before hc hrgluS his work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
FEWER TICKETS SOLD. BUT
MORE MONEY Is TAKEN IN
Union Passenger station at t.ynrh-
burg shows Gain over Last

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
LYNCiIBUEG. VA. Jan. S-Al-
though 1876 less tickets wcr" soll
at the Union passenger station dur
ing December than THE tOtal for the
same month In 1919 tho three rail-
ways using the station prohtcd 20
the extent 81 Si02iiH over the rev
cnucs OF lrl+ = condition du" 10 in
creased passenger rates. Tho tick
ets Sold during last month totalcd
32,2l3 aud the revenue Was SJ3,I5947.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
Mrs. Cl,dc i. vrhI,.

1NNClIBCRG, VA. Jan. SHOWS
has been received here of the death
OF Mrs. clyde {. Webb. wife OF Il
LynchhurS travelling salesman.
which occurred in Il hospital ut Mem
pms. Tenn. Mrs. Webb WAS married
in September and was on the eve Of
coming here to visit for the first
time her husbands relatives when
She WAS taken i'll. The body was
taken to corinth. MISS, for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
nu,>rhrcc Newspapers.

TIIASkl Va JAN S--Arlhur =
Cox az i.awrcnccN.l Va. haze pur-
chased the Marion Ncws and pcmn-
crat and Graysrn Eut"rpris" from "
beer the publisher OF tho three
opapcrs. III" f,ut"rprise being Duh-
iishod FOR Graz son COUNTY The Nc~e
has for years been edited by h.
father. l.. 4 Anderson. state Senator
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

i.TNCIlBUlG. VA. Jan S Major
Gilhcr, {. Crank formerly OF Forest
EcdHcld County. ana Mrs Louis" AL
Ion. 81 Vancouver. y g. were rnUrricd
iu Manila November - Just after
the ceremony Mrs Crank sailed for
Ncr home Major Crank being unaDl"
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Washington to reside
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
Mrs. Kntc II. Nelson.

LfNC!lEURG. VA, Jan. S.-Mrs
Kate IL. Nelson. widow of Or. Frank
W. Nelson. formerly OF bedford coun-
~, died at her home here Wednesday
night after long illness. She had
resided here three years and was "A
member Of st. Johns Episcopal
Church. She is survived by two sons
and q daughter. Her body was taken
to St stephens Church. Bedford
County for burial.