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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-04

place. has just recovered from a long
Illness.
Mrs. Augustine Myre entertained
several friends from Jersey City on
New Years Day.
Mrs. Minnie Brine was d Perth
Amboy visitor Thursday.
Miss Helen Fullerton. of keasbey.
was a local visitor Sunday.
Many new dwellings are being
erected in this section and pros
poets are at present that many more
will be started in the early spring.
1t is reported that some contracts
are being filed at the present time.
1t was suggested at a public meet
ing recently held here that a water
main be laid and fire hydrants erect
ed on Charles street. This section is
the main part of this place and
would only mean a small expense,
AT the same time It wound provide
some means of fire protection to this
locality.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-04
KEYPCRT

Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Aumack
have returned after having made a
visit with their daughters. Mrs.
Wesley j. Pownall of Newtown. Pa.
and Mrs. Herman Oetjen. OF Jersey
City.
Mrs. Roy Harris has been conhn-
ed to her home with illness.
The usual meetings in the Serious
churches have been resumed this
week. The guild of the Reformed
church met at the Sunday school
room this afternoon. Sewing was
enjoyed. after which a pleasant So
cial hour followed and tea was
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-04

Marshall Field III. chieaso's
wealthiest young man. announces
that he intends to pitch IN and make
a name for himself. His new firm.
Marshall Field. Glore. Ward 4 Co.,
will buy and sell investment securi-
ties. He expects to win a place In
the financial world worthy OF the one
his grandfather made in the dry
goods business.
served. On Thursday afternoon the
quilting society Of Calvary NJ. L.
church will meet.
Louis Michaelson and his new
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-04

on the curbing of New Brunswick
avenue. There only remains a small
strip from Hornsby street to Rogans
Corner on n side of the road.
When this Is finished the street will
be ready 10 grade and repave, and
the moving of the Public Service
trolley tracks will be strated at that
time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-04

Sterling four orchestra VIII hold an
other OF their popular dances at inc
Yacht Club Friday night.
John G. Schanck eutcrtaincd HI
family at a house party over tho
week end. Those present we're Mr.
and Mrs. Harold G. smith ana
daughter Therese. OF Fhiladclphla:
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Gordon Schsnck- OF
Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Morrison. Of New York. Mr. and
Mrs. II. seabrooke Schsnck. and Hr.
and Mrs. ]. Leon Schsnck and sons
J.. Leon Schanck, Jr. OF keyport
Mrs. Daisy Seymour. Of YonkerA
has returned after having spent sew
ersl days with Mr.. and Mira Gafget
Van Ciesen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-04

Jacob Ritinbar. 16 months old,
died at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Ritinbar. of Clyde street. The
child had been i'll for several days
with pneumonia before its death and
was the only son of four children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolf Choplar, of
Perth Amboy. were local visitors
Friday.
Miss Lulu Barrett and William
Acker visited friends in Stapleton, s.
L., last Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Randolf, OF this
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-04

Henry j. Ryan has just been
named chairman of the American
Legion's national commission on
A~mericanism. He's from Boston.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
G. duttiebuHa.)

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90 ipGren Gle gut auf9ebobCn.
&ad Dem a~benoeiien bpglcitete
Or. 8aiHie 6rdulcin MadJtet uno
ibre i~usenoIifeu @egleiterinnen 81
$ern un6 Srau 2obonoisfi, bic lid
NIT Sreuoeu sur Ib9abc Der Gam,
mer berrit ertlGrten, falS Ole
5reunoinnen feline boben Inipriidle
un ole 81 ~beultberl0en 9etten itcll'
ten, mas nidlt Ger 6ou mar, oa
SeIene un0 sic Wdod)en frob tparcn,
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rem Better idlloien gu founen - 81.
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on Der Scite Der @eliebten, 0en IrmI
5urtIlh nm ibren idlanfcn 2cib
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mo 2]icbcsnprte nit, 6ie er in ole.
lei lon5cn GlralenperioOe fir iic
ncbodt un0 Ole alogcu iibcr ibr
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icinc Sccle iiiatcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
siebselntes aapiteI.
Gin @reignis pom 9roBer
Sragneite.

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nun genoB, erbOlte iid ole Shwer.
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gen non Sd)nee per9rabeu. Inter
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zines anocren &crbmlntcn perIpbte.
p8enn eS mir m00li6 pGre, sic
8enebmt9ull8 81 unierer iofortigen
&erblnorng gu erbalten," ingte Sc
LIZ zines MOrgenS gu Sophia, ,Ip
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tetlhoit ictn, SD t0nnte Dir cine
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berubioeu.
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Slid.
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mirff?"
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gouberneur wenSen."
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&opf.
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bcm iie inn eiuen &1lb auf sic 8an.
&c oriidte.
5elir ging.
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iiber Der @egenb, nir bin uno wie.
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poHoeitc elm @enid iiber Die
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iunae Dame befano Iid in iener
meiden, abuungsnoaen Stimmuna,
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itcn 9i6te aeigt.
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Sruft auiammen - ie empiano Ell.
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nung 2iigen, beitte ieood ioaten
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eintrefien. sic idrie pl6bIi6 oil,
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sic panote iidl nb, INN nidt 10
fort sciebcn gu mcrbcn. 8cnior
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
adjtSebntes 9apitel.
9ie Slu6t.

Selir Solfofsfi piiroe gu ieineni
grltGunen nift III Ole @obnung oeS
SspraDnif, ionoern in ooS Srons.
porteefGngnis gefiibrt, mo- Elm Dem
Griteiu nah bcrcitS unterri6tete,
Starter i'm in Gmpfoug nabrn.
.@as lit oas2" e~rtunoigte er iiG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04

OODSON WOULD STOP
SALE OF CAL0MEL
Saws CalOmcI Is Mercury and
Acts Like Dynamite on
Your Liver.

Dodson IS making a hard fight
against calomcl in the South. Every
druggis, has noticed a great falling
off in the sale OF calomcl They all
give the same rcason-Dodson's Liver
Tone is taking its place.
"Calomcl is dangerous and people
know ii. while Dodson's Liver Tone
is perfectly safe and gives better re-
suits said "a prominent local drug
gist Dodson's Liver Tone is person
ally guaranteed by every druggist. A
large bottle costs but a few cents.
and if II fails TO give easy relief in
every case OF liver siuggishness ana
constipation. yom have only TO ask
for your money back.
Dodsons Liver Toner'S pleasant
tasting. purely vegetable remedy.
harmless, TO both children and adults
Take spoonful at night and wake
UP feeling fine: no biliousness, sicH
heada acid stomach or "onsti-
! paicd bowels II doesn't Eripe oil
cause Inconvenience all the next das
| like violcn; calomel. Take dose oi
/ calomel today and tomorrow you vii
! feel weak. sick and nauscatcd. Dom
lose "a days work, Take Dodson':
! Liver Tone instead and feel fine. ful
! OF vigor and ambition.-Adv-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
WIFE HEARS SHOT; FINDS
HUSBAND DEAD ON PORCH
Financial Troubles Believed Cause
OF Suicide of John r.. Drcwry,
of Petersburg.
LSnccLnl Id I'M Tlmes -Dispntch.

Especial To The Times Dispatch.
PETERSBURG. Jan. 3.-worry %:
supposed financial difficulties is be-
Iicvcd /" have been the cause OF John
Frederick Drcwry. 80. weil-known
citizen. taking his life last night at
his home. TO- i;yrnc street. by firing
Il bullet through his brain without
warning
Ills wife and four small children
we're in an adjoining room ut the
time. For tho past several months he
had been in depressed spirits and
several times talked ot cnding his
iitc. No inquest will be held in ;hc
death. Coroner McGill. after viewing
the body. holding that it Was a plain
ease OF suicide.
Having hccn in a melancholy mood
the entire day, Drcwry left his family
shortly before o'clock last n!gh,
and walking 10 the back porch sent
IN" bullet through his brain. His life
less body was found By his wife when
she ran 10 the door after hearing the
shot,
Drewry took his life on the thir-
tenth birthday of his oldcs; son. Flu
neral services Will be held tomorrow
morning at his grave in Biandford
Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
AGED ALUMNI READY
FOR YOUNGER RIVAL S
N""oirnnrinns Ia tomprtr with Mod
'rh '.cncrnti,ns ut University
or virginia Centennial.
lsn,I' DIaI tO I'm TImos. DIsuntch.

~, go ~ NV ! Ili!fE- lplA .l.l 'tl.
Nl;LDTTESNILLE. VA Ian a
rue younger generations % alumni
VI 'hc University Of virginia will have.
~ K" strong 10 defeat the men OF
me ancient 'ifti"s at the centennial
htht June, Tor Professor Francis II.
smith. OF the class Of 1851. is on the
AVN already awaiting .or the cc..-
nrati"h 10 take place. aid Dr. John
.d""rdS; cf CFnl'on. Mo. writes
mat he VIII -. on d,c'C when m.
captain blows the whistle.
DT Edwards is three years older
MAN Dr. Smith, having Just c.le-
nrh,"d ms ninety fourth Htrtllday. Dr.
Sa!'h however, received hi. u A.
t"p years earlier than DR. Edwards
ann Is the Oldest living Pm beta
in a letter TO Lewis ,.r,nshaw
hiunh! SECRETARY. Or. Edwards saws
praciiccd my profession sIxty-fv.
years until was ninety y.a,s old.
wh"n had u stroke o. pa-alysis
ana had 10 quit work. JGinn,l ib,.
medical society in Washington c!iv
wien N" war came on, but on ar-
count OF my age. ! suppose. | was
not called on to perform dutv
reprcscntcd my lodge OF \. e.. &.
y. NJ. at Kansas Ciry, Mo. on ihs
twcnt%-hrst OF September. 1920, w;n
MAS - years a FrccmasOn had
represented NY lodge in the grand
,cHSc OF Missouri! In June. 1851 when
WAS Il 2-yCar-oid Mason"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04

MAS0NS AT COLUMBIA, VA,
ELECT OFFICERS FOR 1921
CnbelI Lodge, No. BIS, Holds Festival |
and HanIuct On 81. Johns
DAY,

iSpccial'to The Times Dispatch
COLUMBIA. VA, Jan. 3.-Old age.
youth. beauty and good cheer fca-
turcd the Masonic festival Of Cabcil
Lodge. No. 32S. y. T.. 81 ~ NJ. Il,
the lodge room over Stoneman Hall.
Columbia. on st. Johns Day
@. Il. liodgson was at the head of
one table and DID the honors Of the
occasion. with II. S. Mosby n, thu.
root. while r.. Il. Jenkins of Rich
nionu' honorary member and visiting
Drothcr, was at the head OF another
liable with William Nelson. Jr. ". at
The tables were dressed by com
mittce OF Ladies' and supplied with
turkey oysters. ham, vegetables.
salad, and with Il box Of candy by
each plate as q token for the FAINT
hes or members present,
Alter dining the members and Wis
n"rs were called upOn by Chairman
iiohrson and responded with appro-
pirate remarks and tonsts.
o, HimonE other things branch Of the
ofher Of the Eastern Star was pro-
posed by visiting members, and
near ly~ Endorsed By others.
me ioliowin1 ladies comprised the
committee OF arrangements: Mes
names Vest. 1iod.sOn. Cosby Leigh,
Mosby. j. j. Nelson. Jr.. H. ". Cow
nero. and Misses Lucy Mosby, walton
iiodIson and Wood.
,. Ater Tins the following were
s,ns4in@ year: ~. s. Mostly. ". NJ:
WiIiiam Nelson, ST.. W: j. III. Payne,
Jr w; -. l.. liodg son. treasurer. and
W T.. fiyScT, secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

II your skin is yellow-compIcxion
pa!lid-tongue coated appetite poor
YOU have 4 bad taste in your mouth
4 lazy. no-good lecling-yol should
take Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-a sub
stitute for calomel--were prepared by
DR.. Edwards after II years of study.
Dr.Edwards OliveTabletsarca purely
vegetable compound miXeuwitho!ivcoil.
You will know them by their olive color.
Tohave clear, pink skin, bright eyes,
no pimplcs. a feeling OF buoyancy like
childhood DAYS you must get at thecauSe.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like calomel-yet
have no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome con.
situation. Take one or two nightly and
note the pleasing results. Millions o!
hoyes arc Sold annually at 15C and 3Oc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
Col. e. I['.)).S S:
"Pape'S Cold Compound" is
Quickest Relief Known

Don't stay stuncd-up, QUIT blow.
inG ana snuiiiin: \ dose of "I-re's
Cold Compound" taken every Two
hours until three doses are taken
usually breaks any cold right up.
+ The very first dose op.ns ,lorrcd
nostril3 and tho air passages of the
head; stops nose running: relieves the
hcadach". dullncss. fcvcrishncsg.
lopc's Cold Compound" costs only
Few cents ~ drug stores. II acts
without assistance. tastes nice. con-
'"ihs no lnininc. Insist upon Pape's.
ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
CHRISTMAS FURLOUCH At
'. NJ. ! PROVES SUCCESS
None OF BOD Cadets Granted Leave
Reported ~. ". o. H." on
Kcopcning of School.
ISpcclal 70 The rImes- DIspntchl

i'P'''"' 10 me l!in"S- Dispatch,
LEN iNIToN. VA. Jan. s-Thc frs,
Christmas Through ever granted ca
dcts at the Virginia Military ns,i-
tute in The oighty-on. years of IFS
history To date Was granted on De-
ccmbcr ~
Every one of them returned on time
with the exception OF two. on. ,,r
whom was taken III and TN. other
was detained By illness in his family.
RMS record. General Nichols said
you'd seem 10 ID" a striking. tribute
10 the discipline and "spri, de corps
prevailing AT the institute
u Was an experiment this year
made hy The board Of visitors ut the
suggestion OF the superintendent. Cen
erd T.. w. Nichols. Tn. furlough
was given on the merit basis. every.
cadet being entitled 10 it VINO was
proficient In every pias" OF the work
here, academic ANA military Cen
cral Nichols said today that 1t has
proved to b. "a great success Three
hundred and sINty-fiyo cadets won tho
Through and left on December %
Th" midyear examinations are now
under way. They vii, close on jan
"''E ~ 'tpEk on that day
J"hn Lyle harrington. o! Kansas city.
Mo, VIII address Tn" faculty and ca
d"ts in the Jackson Memorial Hail.
Mr. harrington ia one OF The mos;
widely known engineers in the Unit.
.d states.
Other speakers whc will address
the cadets this term are FairfaN
Harris on. president OF tho Southern
hallway, Homer l.. Ferguson. pres
ident and general manager oc In.
Newport News Stimulating and Dry
Dock Company; sidney i William
son consulting engineer, who was
chief In charge OF construction OF
the Mirailores lcck. Panama Canal
and perhaps Charles NJ Schwab. pres
idcnt OF the United states Steel Cor
poration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
.C0UGKED SO HARD he
WAS READY TO DIE
int he recovered quickly and
gained % pounds in D weeks.

Last December caught a heavy
cold' which left IN" with n deem
seated cough coughed so hnr,i i,
would start the blood Thought I
was a roncr. until tried MiIks
''hh!Sioh. ! used bottles alto
Scth'r' MY cough is gone, and |
h"Et gained nine pounds in five
.NS' ~ anyone doubts il. let them
write me.--Chas. l.. Walters. ~ Z
18TH St. Pittsburgh. Ia.
When hundreds upon hundred. or
people tell YOU OF just such recovery
Just Such gains III weight, il must he
worth your trying. at least. 4 tri,,
costs nothing. ''''
MikS emulsion is "A pleasant, nutri
i've food and corrective medicine
restores healthy. natural bowel
,,, 49, uoii!s away with all need of
PMS and physics. II promotes anna
lite and quickly puts the digestive
organs in shape TO assimiIoto roon
~ builder of flesh and STRENGTH
N'ihS Emulsion is strongly rccou
iheh'icd TO those whom sickness. hn.
Mc"kchcd and is powerful aid in
resisting ana repairing the effects of
Wasting diseases. Chronic stomach
,r""pic ana constipation are promnt
~ renewed. It produces remarknhI,
results In colds, coughs and hron-
chlhi asthma
rms is the only solid emulsion
"ac' ana SO pa table that il Is
g aa.Eh WIN Il snoon like ice .crea ~.
under this Suarantce-Takc six bot
ties home with YOU. use il according
to directions and IL not satisfied with
the results. your money will be
promptly refunded. Price. 75c and
$3.50 per bottle. The Miiks Emul-
sion Co, Tcrrc IIau,c. Ind. Sold by
druggists ercrywhcrc.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
TOBACCO GROWERS TO
CONTINUE CAMPAIGN
Unable t" Finish by january 1
Owing to Increased Number OF
Locals being Organized.
Especial to The T.mcS-Dispatch. ]

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.J
DANNlLl.E. VA. Jan. 3.-thc cam
paiGn for members viii be continued
by the Virginia Tobacco Growers AS
eociation throughout the month OF
January.
This announcement was made here
tonight by W. Il. OrE, secretary,
treasurer OF the organization. who il,
directing the campaign The cam
pdiSn was scheduled 10 be completed
by January l. but owing TO - mum
Der Of circumstance this was found
to be inadv.sablc. Many counties
were unable To got their county or
Ganizations perfected and organizers
put in the field until the middle Of
December
Tine combining of the three vir-
g!nia tobacco growcrt' ORGANIZATIONS
was also a large factor In changing
the plans for the membership cam
paign The condition of the roads
has also hindercd organization work
In many communities.
Mr.. Ogg stated that he was unable
TO make "A report this time Of the
rcSnit OF the caInpai. IN owing to the
fact that MANI counties had not yet
reported. but hc expressed himself
as wcll pleased with the results so
far. stating that the organization was
growing steadily In All parts cf tn.
state. new locals being reported every
day ana Increased membership in old
locals being almoet universally re-
ported.
Practically every local organization
that haS been organized any lcur;h
OF time has Increased it, member
ship and in many Instances doubled
II. Many locals have go and -
per cent Of their farmers signed NJ.
as members. \ definite report OF the
progress OF the campaign wnl prob
ably b. available within the next
ten days.
In the meantime the organization
WORK Will be pushed more vigorously
than ever. not only over the bright
tobacco section where i has been
largely confined but in the dark and
sun cured sections.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
this DRUMMER LOST HIS pep"
During HIS BUSIEST SEASON

a bottle. and. men. it's got all the
nasty taste taken out. 1t is nice to-
take and powerful, I'll say it is.
Three bottles gave me n lot of pep and
new strength. and, take It from me.
1t will do just what the Earle Chem
zeal Company says il Will. / know
declared ~. $. Vaughan, 1921
Fourth Avenue. Highland Park,
Richmond. VA.
When "a man isn't feeling strong
and vigorous he should take good
tonic Any doctor will tell YOU:
chat. and he should take modern.3
up-to-datc tonic. Earle's Hypo-Codi
Is powerful. nice tasting and does
the work days and weeks sooner.
The formula and name, Earle Chem-i
ical Company. is Il guarantee OF finest
quality in medicine 1t contains
IIypophoSrh!;cs Malt. Iron pep-s
tomato, soluble cXtractives OF Cod
Liver Oil and Wild Cherry BarS.s
The cost OF couple bottles is noth-s
ing compared with better health. All
druS sists except few with tonics3
OF their own recommend Hypo-Cod
as the latest and best tonic made:s
/ Drop in at an up-to-date drug store.
and get a bottle tonight.-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
BURGLARS FAIL TO OPEN
SAFE IN PETERSBURG
Hinges Arc Sawed Rut BAR Across
Inside Of Door I'rustrntrs
Nttcnpt to Rob.

Especial To The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG VA, Jan. 3.--.Nn un-
successful attempt by burglars to On
ter the big vault In the Office of the
Southern Dry Goods Company. on
North Union Stree: yesterday after
noon or last night was discovered
this morning when employees reported
,ttcmp;s TO enter III" vault ny s.e''
RAJ across :hc inside OF the doors'
That the burglars were pro- sSS ,,,,,, |,
ais ard nothing but money VA s"u ,,.ho
is THO belief held by tn" ro!lc"' VINO
arc without "a clue in running down
tho burglars Nothing else IN inc
building was disturbed.
IN, era cksmcu gained an entrance
en- I've huilding by forcing The door
Of a coal chute opening on an al
Joining alley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
KNlGHTON is ARRAlGNED
ON LARCENY CHARGE
Tea Company swear. ON Mhrrn"''
Arrested In hirhuond 1h"'>
bny Night.
,rh. Timcs-Dispatch.1

,Snecial to The Times Dispatch.l
rET!:RSRrNG. Ian. 3.--cn a war
rant charging him with the larCeny
nj Sl6S Of TIA. conpany's FUNDS. ~
Enichtou. local representative 81 :,
io',G ION cn,npany. was ARA igncd IN
IoEii. court this morning and his
ease was continued until to n",r"W ~.
morning. He is held In dei'u'' Oh
bail =, picb
mond Thursday night At the reIn'',,!
Of The local uolicc and brought bacE
here Friday for trial. lie mas ii,aue
no statement concerning the cha.
II" ,r;,, warrnn, Vas swon out ny T. @
Roberts. general manager OF the corp
pany. OF Norfolk. where we nj NJ
| quarters of the company Is !oca'cu'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
Grabbing Early and Late
Eating Odd Times.
Poor Food.
DOCTOR SAID STOP
IlUSTLING SO HARD

Twenty years experience on the
road as :: specially salesman. taking
early and late trains. eating poorly
cooked food at odd hours, etc. GOT me
slipping downhill so fast my doctor
said to stop hurryinG and worrying
bu, what the deuce could fellow
do when election year had business
up salty creek and orders were hard
to pry loose with jimmy /
siippcd into Il drug store one night
and spotted lIypo-Cod. Id heard of
il. so took look 1t the formula and
say, that formula is the very one my
father. as surgeon in the army under
General j. l.. IL. Stuart. used TO pre-
scribe for rundown people--so got
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
THINK SATTERLEE ROBBERS
STOPPED IN PETERSBURG
JewcIer ncports rur.hase Of 800
Diamond ring ,,nmc,

rSncci.,l 10 zinc Times D!sphtch:I
ii,ErI.psEi-Ei;. Va. Jan. 3.--That
RIO ,wn sailors who disappeared from
The H. :. :. Sa,;crl.c at Norfolk last
week with a pay-roii packaEs OF a..
-; ~, hclicf held by the local police.
Two + one sailor purchased from q local
i.w,ler a diamond ring for $500. one
Of them flashing a big rol! "i monsE
men remained here is not known. hnt
i, is believed that the suit ease con-
tajninr $4,000 Of the stolen money
recovered in Miami, Fla. was checked
in this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
THREE

Han. at KenoSha. Wis. Later sbas
reid government position in Wasnss
One daughter survives Miss RbodnS
w eatherley Moore. OF Washington. D.s
T. X Moore. of this city; Georfsn = |
ana Arthur Moore. ~ C2mbridge. Md,
and l.. L. Moore. OF Grenada. Miss.