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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
IN AND OUT or TOWN.

Miss BESSIE jackson has returned
from Indianapolis, where she has
been the guest Of Miss Coriuna
Eagles field ana MIR. and Mrs. Robert
Davy Eaglcsficid. for nY extended
Stay.
Mrs. Lucy Chappcll Barrow and Miss
Frances lrby spent the T.hanksgiv-
ing holidays with Miss Erminc Wat
kins. OF 1919 Grove Avenue.
Miss Agnes sullivan. of Lexington.
Ky. who is attending Trinity Col
.eGc this year, Is spending the holt
days with the Misses Collins. of 2322
West Grace Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
MONDAY. NOVEMBER Is, 1927.

u EELECT-O% upon The Harding proposal
N fo= ~ association OF nations 10 he
organized and operated under :; gentle
mans uc-as-le1t' leads TO the inevitable
conclusion that the President is willing for
America to enter upon new relationship
with the other powers through the back
door after he and his party associates had
deliberately defeated the honorable purpose
OF the American people 10 assume their in
ternat!onal obligations by more direct. and
more manly processes.
II may be that the conspiracy OF a group
OF bitter partisans to destroy the league OF
nations is weighing little too heavily upon
The conscicnces OF the conSpirators, and
they are now seeking to make amends to
the world. The safer guess however il
that the men who plotted the death Of the
league covenant realizing their hlundcr.
find themselves without the courage To- re-
verse their policy and are now seeking TO
accomplish by ndircction what they might
have accomplished 10 better clIec; by
observation-disclosures.
Also il may he recalled To mind in this
connection that Mr. Harding from the out
set, has allowed . small group OF irrecon-
cl!able Senators III his own party To intimid-
ate him upon every proposition OF foreign
policy that thee opposed. The first example
o. this developed when the Republican CON
Ncntion, which nominated the President sur
rendered 10 the Borahs and lohnsons in
Tie drafting OF Il platform. In his speech
OF acceptance. the nominee fell fearfully
into tino once moro. ThrOuchnut all of
his campaign he studiedly SHE'D from any
declaration that might anlagonizc the ire
conciiabcs. In his inaugural address and
s'nc" Mr. Hard%r ha1. shruiE from any
policy or proi--Siis-n with which the lief,
wing of lfS party in The Senate Nigh,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
The Mileage Oral,

M EMHEhS OF the Congress al the timed
iNA states should abolish The mileage
SYSTEM of increasing their pay first hecaus.
u has become a scandal, and next because
IL is inequitabie and totally unfair to q
large percentage Of the chosen representa-
yves OF the people 1t is scandal for the
simple reason thai Congresscs like the pres
cnt one deliberately adjourn one sr,sjon
few days ahead Of the next IN order tba,
Senators and Congressman may legally draw,
mileage which they never use ana neycr'u
tend TO use Icgitimatcly II Is iueoi,i,ahla
for the reason that il Statesmen arc 10 in.
crease their pay by this indirect means. an
or them should receive the same amount.
Under the present system member OF
Congress may draw 90 cents for every mile
distant from his home to Washington at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
When Winter BexIn..

L.. !. H., Winterpock.-The first
OF December is generally considered
To begin the winter season, but in
re"i!t! winter does not commence
hnt'I December %. the day on which
'he sun reaches the so6ticc and
turns BACK Tor It's northward jour
ney. In the Northern Hemisphere
that day is the shortest OF the year,
IN the Southern Hemisphere the long
est though for Il month thereafter
there Is little pcrccptible change i'm
the length of the days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER
'l'lt,. Ntnn Feel,

The Man Feel.
CIV" me Il breath % the woods
The sound OF the occans roll.
The beating OF Eulls in seaward hisht.
The Swapping and snarlinE Of wolves in flight
And the stir Of the cave mans SOUL
For the tame of the earth shall faint,
And the weak OF the world shall die;
only the bone and the sncw hold
And only the daring may face the bold
And only the STRONG wings NY.
Give me the whip OF the wind
III none OF the soft south brccxc-
Give me northcr to lash my ship
The whip'--the whole OF the singing whip
-\nd the salt OF the cruel seas.
For am Mani stand
Breas; bare I" the tiger SLANT
| stand erect and my power lies
To the farthcst dip Of the stretching skies.
Md the Earth is My domain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
INFORMATION BUREAU

inquiries regarding almost amy
Topic executing on legal and medi-
cal subjects, nrr answered free. As
an inquiries are answered directly
ny personal letter. q seIf-ad,,resscd
stamped envelope Is required. Ad-
hress Thc Times-Dispntch InfOrmH-
ton Bureau, Itichmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
Ju,I.on Drrkcru,n 1,.r.

hudson 9. Dickcrman. former cngk-
hc"r 'or the state Corporation Com
MISSION ana now general manager OF
'hc ROANOKE "atcrwOrks Company.
- IN me CITY, to appear before the
commission this morning on official
business for his company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28


Woodlands" the old nrodnax home.
near HrodnuN, which has for Years
been the HON" Of the groom.
The bride Is the second daughter
of MIR. ana Mrs. Davis stone Hicks.
!r.. az lawrcnccviilc and q grand
daughter of the late Judge - :.
Hicks. Tho groom Is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Holmes conrad Harrison
and belongs 10 the distinguished
Harrison branch of Lower Brandon :"
Fer Miss nrnrr.
Miss iiilda Chiffon entertained nj
home. @o6 East Franklin Street. In
honor Of Miss Frances /. Bragg. OF
Washington. There were :. number
II guests present
Benefit Card Pnriy.
Instead of the annual Christmas
sale conducted 10y the members OF
the sodality at ST. Joscph's hCadmAy
this year II large card party has t"cn
arrange by j. u. Tatum and Miss
Mamie IIcppcrt the proceeds from
which viii be used To furnish the
Christmas tree for the children OF
tho orphanage. Handsome prizes
will be distributed and other enter
tanning features viii follow the
card playing. The party VIII he held
on December 9. at $3.50 o'clock.
Card Pnrty Tonight.
An interesting card party will he
held this evening In ST. Patricks
auditorium ut $50 o'clock under the
auspices OF ST. Patr!ck's Alumnac.
Those taking part Mrs. H. L.
smith, chairman; Mrs. NJ V. bowers.
Mrs l.. 4. Kcllam. Mrs NJ. Kennedy,
Misses Alma Pagan. Loretta Mecca,
Katherine Ford, Josie Haley. Marie
Mckinley. ALary Sullivan and othcrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mr.. NInu Grove nnn,cy.

WINCHESTER. VA, Nov. 81
Funeral services were he'll today at
Strasburg. 90: Mrs. Nina Grove Ia
Iacy. 81. witc OF Arthur g. Ramey.
principal Of the Strasbure High
School. who died in Memorial, Hos
pitai Ecrc.' following an operation
for appendicitis. Her husband ana
two children survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
Old. Ilnt IinrI.

can't stand these coal hills Mary. We
gotta Get rid of that dog
"J"hn!-liow dare You talk abou, my dacbs
humid
Wei then. trade him for a pug anyhow
lie takes too much time getting ,brourn "a.
door"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
Bond Opposition Dwindlinu

A DISTINCT change in sentiment toward
~ the proposed issuance OF bonds for the
building Of Vircina's highway system is
manifcsting itself throughout The State
This may be due i'll part 10 the fact that the
primary campaign and the following gen
eial election. with their heated pronounce
ments against a bond issue. intended mostly
fer political purposes and home consump-
ton. are receding further and further into
The past. and orators 10 whom the very word
bonds" was anathema. while they were on
the stump now are looking the facts in the
face with view that is single to Nirginias
good and free from any political siants or
eXigenccS
This change OF attitude is reflected gen
orally throughout the State press num-
bcr Of papers which until recently were We
hcmently opposed 10 an issue OF bonds un-
Ger any circumstances now regard the pos
SMllty with al least Il measure of tolerance
even il they are not outspokcn in their adj
vOcacy. This is not to say that any group OF
citizens or any OF the States newspapers de-
sire that road bonds shall be issued except
that course be found absolutely necessary TO
build III" highway system with a reasona Bile
degree Of eXpcdiency and proper economy
but They are thOUghtfully surveying the sit
nntion and realizing that the roads must be
built for Nrginia's sake, that il will Ia.
highly desirable TO build them without
bonds II that should prove possible and
Practicable bnr if the Assembly finds that
bonds are prerequisite To an early compile
ton of a road system which shall remove
from Virginia its present reproach and give
10 ii the economic advantages that good
roads will bring, then it is not likely that
opposition to bonds will be either vigorous
OF sustained.
Typical OF The attitude of large part Of
the state press is this from the Clifton Forge
Review
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
The w leather
ftnrni,hed h. u. $. Weather bureau,
Forecast, Virginia
HAHN md colder to-
dnyi tomorrow fair;
strong shifting winds
becoming west.
North Carolina
Fair and colder to-
day. tomorrow fair.
Lorn, Tcmpcrn,ure ,,.,.r,i,,y

I Y. ". t'lnp"Taturo .........-....
Maximum temperature 10 : T.. NJ.
Minimum t"np.rHtur" to l.. NJ.
Mean temperature yesterday ~
Normal Temperature" FOR this date.
Excess YcEtoriiy ........
ENec-s since March ., 4.
ENccs' sine" January ! " &,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
Tlleater Calendar

ACADEMY-Dark.
LfRlc-Kcith vaudeville.
Marion Davies. IN
'Enchantment."
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ta'madgc.
In The Sign on the Door"
BIJOU-H"rt Lytcll. in ~ Trip.
To Paradise
ISIS-constanc" Kinney. in
Room ana board
BIUEHIRD-Tom Mix. in "rhc
Rough Diamond"
VDEON- First class picture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
t.nEpiunDc,

When money becomes Il virtue labor will be
i Vice
The liar spends most OF his time trying to
remember.
It's 80. dry these days that even a pigs 200.
has trouble getting picked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28

crease. ami that the Armour people I'm adopt
Ing that policy have only put into effect Il plan
which is notable chiefly for the simplicity OF
It's design, and the good common sense OF its
Inspiration and Inception
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
AMA this LION thc Lynchhnrr NeMs.

THAT. IL always has seemed 10 The Times
Dispatch. is the only sane attitude that can
be assumed toward the proposed bond Issue
IN" premise from which there can be no
getting away IS that the State demands a
decent highway system at the earliest mo-
ment II is possible 20 build it. As 10 the
ways ana means. it is for the General AS
Scih"iy to decd" But when that lcgisla-
we hodE meets II Is certain TO have assur-
"hce mat al last the state wants roads badly
enough 10 pay for them, and while il would
rather have them without bonds il will moi
raise insupcrahic objection if that method
bc found the most feasible one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28

The oppenhcimcr diamond works has sl5.-
10000" tied WI In sparklcrS which il. cannot
sell. and there lot OF girls who in the
rcNt few weeks viii be wondering why.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
charcoal Eph.. Dnr, rnouuh,

'i'cN ain no use tcilin' II fool what's good
70 foolishncss," said Charcoal Eph modify.
cause 4 fool jcs' natcheliy don wan, I git
we'll Eat a hapjack. Mis;ah Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
woMEN's MEETINGS.

St .Toseph's Academy, Alumnac VIII
meet this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28

SAYS til" Halifax Gazette: Marshal Foch
has apparently declined the invitation Ia visit
banvilie thereby missing an opportunity to
South Boston plus street cars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28

Wind direction. southeast. wind velocity.
y. h'Eh,.t wind yesterday. IL; weather
at l.. NJ. faiit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
Up With the Times

'rhe Marathon race OF next August may not
have many entries as that or saturday but
II Will be just as hotiy contested
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
Spirit Of Virginia's Press


Looking at ;tll from a taxpayers standpoint
tn" Urbauua Sentinel lays down this PROPOSE
ton: "onc "f the best arguments in favor OF
permanent peace is that it would give us time
T. hnish paying for the past war"
Says tho Bristol Herald Courier: Comes
the mcws from tho University OF virginia that
the dances recently held there were anything
but Tho ola Virginia Reel Tn. wicked foot
and The cloveu heel spoil many delightful
freiicS
Whether &ri"vcd or pleased. the Roanoke
Times does not say. but here is what il does
say: TO date wc have read exactly one mil
lion eight hundred and forty-thrce thousand
SIX hundred and twenty-nne words about the
disarmament conference. but we have yet TO
run across the name Of Henry Cabot Lodge as
figuring IN the proccedings"
While LOOT conditions are referred TO in .he
following from tho Norfolk Ledger Dispatch
NE facts and conclusions apply to the whole
state: IL" 1t remembered that owners Of real
estate will not pay s2.25 on the real value. OF
their Hand. but $2.2a the assessed value And
u tn" assessed value Is much as half the
real value. the tax Will in reality he SIZE 10
When wo read OF low tax rates in this or that
city the probabilities in many cases and the
facts IN many others are that property in
those cities is assessed a, 40 per at least
and sometimes at 100 per cent"
The Petersburg Index-Appcal asks: when
is an agreement on the part Of the United
states win group OF other nations not "A
foreign cntanglement?" ana then proceeds
to answer thus: When entered into at the
suggestion and with the approval Of a Re
publican President"
The Staun,on News-Leader. after studying
Ernnds great effort, sums up the stuat ion I'm
this way: France cannot dsarm because
hSNk
document. guaranteeing her security against
pcssibio aggression, which the United States
senate treated as scrap or paper. There
lore France must look ont for herself. Other
countries may withdraw their troops but
France must keep w an eternal vigil--an nm
cLdinI wa'ch the Rhine
we hold. says the I.ynchhurx News that
where IL IL intended TO reduce wages tbn
wage earncrs should have opportunity to con-
vince themselves, through their Representa-
ives as TO the detailed reasons for the de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28

Soon Governor Trinkie will understand the
position of President Harding after the boys
mad been lined up at the pie counter for eight
years waiting for proper recognition OF their
NGlUa Die serN ices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28

Says Tho Bristol Herald Courier: Comes
the news from tho University Of virginia that
the dances recently held there were anything
but The ola virginia Reel. The wicked foot
and the covcn heel spoil many delightful
frclics"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28

Looking 1T All from taxpayers standpoint
tn" Urbauua Sentinel lays down this PROPOSE
ton: "Onc al the best arguments in favor OF
permanent peace is that it would give us time
t finish aging for the past war"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
Ilciinitinii.

JUST LAW-.\ny legal enactment ina
doeS not interfere with fellow doing as Ia,
picaScS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
Her Choice.

Dear" She said. wis,fuily. "did you ever
love another Girl?"
Why, Mary he began
Mo-" she shrckcd. Lie 10 me. Jack-lic
10 and keep happy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
IDral iti,infnIl.

Rainfall! - hours ending T.. M 81
k'infaH - hours ending l.. Nj. "a
D'h,icncS sine. March il,p
Deficiency siucc January . iilp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28

Ail those patients who have uudergon. the
"per.ti,n known having their booze cut
out VIII have a sympathetic feeling for the
pi"h!hi'io" director who is TO be investigated
hy surgeon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

NVN"lUU'T =, !s-I.
AN. T. NJ.
iirh Tides ............ esli a:5i
Low tides .................. s.5t lO:Jt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28

Nnd just think that Thomas OF Coventry
was STRICKEN dead for pecping at Lady Godivs,
II lac had waited until now he could've brought
the gang and watched her out shopping,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
\ short Smoke.

Tn" wis" guy is good listener and a good
observer. bat he wastes no time making
echoes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28

F"oh Day. THANKSGIVING Day and the rcgu
lar hali-ho!iday on Saturday. all in one week
serve To increase the impression that work /.
q necessary evil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28

Il is suggested that an army az slnve,r
men u" enrolled to help enforce the prohibi
ti"n laws 1t is small salary. but jus. ,hinl
oi III" opportunity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28

ii"rHihs plan for an association OF nations
sounds All right. The women delegates could
bring their knitting to the annual meeting,
"hl" the men went with tho President to the
Ro'i links and Il good time would ~ had by
an ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28

Il would rot surprise w. 20 see tn.
!A" makers authorize" the issuance. of a
limited number OF bonds noiwiih
landing tn. belief that prevails 10
ne contrary There is no getting away
rom The fact that II Virginia is 10
be pulled OUT Of Ia. mud il must b..
speedily don" IN order to say. IN.
good name OF tn" state.
And this from the l.ynchburg News.
Il would reflect the yorlcs, foIlv f,r
lH" next General Assembly IL do
Otherwise than 10 frankly face Inc 50
f"EreliHblc rcproach ,of had roadsl
AND 70 10 tn" furthercet SAT-. and rca.
S"nHhIc Limit in removing IL. Ana Ia
h" extent that tho Issuance. ~ bonds
Incomes necessary 10 tn. successful
prosecution OF the task. 1t should not
n"SliAt" 10 authorize That recourse.
rus, however with ID due regard to
AL egiii'natc and pressing demands
Hp"i tho public funds sUrn as schools
'i'"mosyuary Institutions and Other
il',ters OF dir"rt state concern and
stat. RESPONSIBILITIES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28

PUBLISHED day In the year at 10 : Sou.u
Tenth Street Richmond. Va. by The A'"ie'
Dispatch Publishing Co. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28

We hold says the Lynchhurs News. that
where IL IL intended TO reduce wages the
wage earners should have opportunity to con-
vince themselves, through their representa-
ttves, as TO the detailed reasons for the de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
Rlrbmun0 Ginlrs. blspatrh
THE DISPATCH
Kat lAhQ

\ Battered January 81 1905. at the fosi.omse -
lf- Richmond. Va. second class matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28


-\nd the salt OF the cruel seas
For am a Mani stand
Breas; bare To- the tiger SLANT
| stand erect. and nay power lies
To the farthcst dip Of the stretching skies.
Md the Earth is My domain.
Charcoal Eph'. DAT, Thought.
'DcN ain no use tellin' fool what's Zoo,
10 foolishncss.' said Charcoal Eph. modify
cause q fool jcs' na,cheliy don wan, L 81
well Eat a tapjack. Mis,ah Jackson,
Tier Choice.
Dear Shc said. wis,fully. did you eve
love another Girl?"
WHY, Mary he began
No she shricked. Lie to me Jac, H.
to nc and keep me happy"
d, short smoke.
The wise guy is good listener ana a goo,
observer. bu; lie wastes no time making
echoes.
-And just thimk that Thomas of Coventry
was s,richen dead for pecping at Lady Godiva
II he had waited until now he could've brought
the gang and watched her out shopping,
LnEninppc.
When money becomes virtue labor will o.,
! vice.
The liar spends mos, OF his time trying t,
remember
What cures one man will kill his brother
It's 50. dry these days that even pigs Zoo;
has trouble getting picked.
Definition.
y JUST LAW-\ny legal cuo,i,cp, i'm,
docs not interfere with fellow doing as Ia,
plcaSoS,
OLD. Hut Timely
i can't stand these coal hills Mary We
gotta Get rid of tina, dog
"J"hn!-Iiow dare You talk .bou, my ,I,.hs.
humid"
Well then, trade him for pug. ANYHOW
re takes too much Time getting through the
door"
Up With the Times
rhe Marathon race OF next August may no,
have as many entries as tina, OF Saturday. but
II Will be just as hotiy contested
The oppenhcimcr diamond work. has sl5.-
100000 tied w In sparklcrs which il. cannot
sell. and there arc lot OF girls who in the
ncNi few weeks will be wondering why
Soon Governor TrInkie will understand the
position of President Harding after the boys
had been lined up at the pie counter for eight
years waiting for proper recognition of their
Valuable services.
Az those patients who have undergone. the
"per.ti,n known a. having their booze cut
out viii have a sympathetic feeling for the
prohibition director who * to bc investigate
by surgeon.
F"ch bay THANKSGIVING Day and the rcgu-
lar h"Ii-hoiday on Saturday. all in one week
serve To increase the impression that work is
necessary evil.
II is suggested that army az sl-a-vear-
men b" enrolled TO help enforce the prohibi-
ton laws. 1t is small salary. but JUS. think
81 II" opportunity.
liarding's plan for an association Of nations
sounds all right. The women delegates could
bring their knitting to the annual meetings
"hi" the men went with the President tn the
an ~ W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-23
KILLED TRYING TO SHOOT HIS
SUCCESSFUL RIVAL

Louisville, KY, Dec. 22.-Edward
F. Broadus, of this city, was shot to
death while at Rockport, Ind, as
TIE result of his journey to the home
of John w. Langdon, it became known
here today. The trip was made by
Broadus for the alleged purpose OF
killing Mr.. and Mrs. Langdon, who
were married November "a last, and
then committing suicide. Broadus met
Mrs. Langdon when she was a nurse
in Louisville hospital about year
ago. Although she would have moth
ing to do with Broadus, he claimed
constantly that they were engaged to
be married. Threats Broadus is said
to have made are declared to have
been carried in letter, to which the
Langdons did not reply.
When his repeated threats failed
to separate the bridal couple, Broadus
armed himself and went to the Lang
don home. There he entered the yard
and began shouting threats. Lang
don emerged from the house and