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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-14

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Washington Journal., 1921-03-04

- Mooern. 81: Seer mar
oenn Die Game, Ser Sic 10 nadblid.
ten2
g.: Cine ebemalige geruartote
bon mir.
ST.: @bemalige 8ermanote = wie
ion i6 Oas berlteben?
3d.: Nun ia, iie mar NAL meine
Srou!
y @i9t aus, Ser uebnng
fommen! Strdfling: Sic, SEER
9ireftorI &ann i'd mir mid ood)
bier nit aunit beidaftigen? Sd
babe ieleien, oct iebt int Sefangnis.
Director: Sic? 8as Dollen Sic
oenn MAIDEN?
Gtr6fling: @6, id fam 10 fanos
Siinfmarfitiide MAIDEN!
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04

A9 fol Mutter: @os ioa
oenn oas, mein Sunge, on mahit
ia blob @elidt uno Sanbe ettpas
nab, anitatt bid oroentli9 NIT Set
fe 81 maiden.
SriBden: aber Mutti, Bel oieien
boben Seifenpreiien!
Diplomatic. r@iiien sic,
NIT Der Diplomatic 1T es cine eigene
Sa1e."
.Sa, Die Diplomatic lit Die &rnlt,
ben anoeren glauben gu MAIDEN,
Dob man glaubt, mas man ni6t
elnubt!"
MiBper It ar5t
Gum Sausberrn, oeiien Srau unter
ieiner @ebanolung eeitorben iiD:
gs int mir leio, oaB al meme Mii-
be umionlt mar.
Sausberr: @ieio umionit? Sic
babea mir bod i2on Die &ednuns
Qeididtl
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04

Safti9. 9ieie girne lit
mo6rboft foltlid, uno Oas lit cine
neue Sorte, Die sic lel6it ge6iidtet
boben? 8ie beiBt iie oenn?
9a min id crit oen n0dlten Sfan-
oaIpro3eB abparteu!
ga bat er re6t. 81:
Sieber Srenno, iG babe einen pra1-
ti9en ginfoa.
g.. Chm ing @ort fatleno): lin
@ottes 8iuen, sic einen @infaa,
rus gebt ia BEL Sbnen gar nidt.
q. (etwas pifiert): 8arum nidt,
iuie meinen Sic Dos?
g.: gain, Sic iino ia bod @all-
meiiter.
untri ii gIi6es 3ei9en.
SIT oenn eigentli1 SIR 0adJbar
pcrbeiratet9
9G9, Ser fommt feline &odt Dor
orei ltbr nob &altie, uno man bat
ned niernals mas bon einem Sfan-
ool gebort, olio ba i6eirt er bod
nod u~nbepeibt gu fem.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04

aemift, mas ib 81 Onbn ge6o6t ben.
SD ben sic @lerf geiagt, menu IL nit
6att, mas id rage Oebt Onln Jolt
Ie mid mein @elO miooer reOubr
aemue IN if Oeht baum in en- annere
Sto6r gebn. SD ben aid mel @elO
mio0er triegt I'M mie i6 mitauS
Sabrn beim jim fomme, ga nat mid
Oie 9i55ie aDruer eridt re6t ausge.
bG9It. &c BAT oelo9t, menn en- giel
gu groB merOe Oebt, Oom oe5t mer
i'm 9anieel rufe M i6 fouitt mid
non sic 5wei ouspide mas mid am
bette iubte oebt womit i6 ucrbIeipe
Sine Sbrn Iieuer
YGtltpp Q aneramPer .
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04

abgefir5tes 8erfab.
@ait: Sabt ibr bier fem @e.
idmeroebuG, Iiffolo?
Biffolo: Nein, i6 befomme im-
ner gleiG BON ben @aiten ielbit
ems binter Die Sbren!
q npru6SboIl. Gin
5iemlih allgetrunfener @alt miro
bonn @irt elm biBAen unlanft an
Die Suit geiebt, poraltf Der 9etrun-
fene noGmals oas 2oful betritt unb
miiteno %ausruft: SD bite mir ans,
oaB ia anit1noig berousgeidmiiien
ner0el"
= 9egeiitert. Serr, our ao.
oofatin nod ser SGeioung: So
idon, 10 fein, 70 i6nea baden Sic
mid geidieoen, Sic friegen mel
ne nadlte S6ci0uns audi mieoerl
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04

@Ioffe. Sic 9oube, Die
Noab aus Der @rd)e entienoete, mar
fiber elm Mannden, oenn elm 8eib-
den fam iid fein Ylatt Dor Den
Wun6 nebmen unO iiber0ies nidt
10 lange ben Sdnabel balten.
MusgIeib. gu itu6ierlt
Matbematit? Mber, lieber Better.
lit oieies Stuoium nidt fur4tbor
troden?
@etpiB = GesbaIb trinfen mir
-ont oeItomebr 9ier Oa5u!
MiBper It dnonis 3. Met-
germeilter: @er bot Oenn eiaentii1
Dos @'mdi6 auf'bradt?
<noe: 9ie Sama er3dblt eS.
Webgermeiiter: go? Ser wcrS'
ids %bciorgenl
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04
&ieI %perIanat. 4r

@ieI nerIongt. @ro-
pinaler (im 6riielirlaoen Der @roB-
ltoot): Soren Sic, Die apei Slaider
Souripaiier, Die i6 bier gefauft ba-
be, belfen ober gar nid)ts.
Sriielr: 9as munOert mid mirf=
lid.
9ropim3ler: Cine Slaide BON Dem
3elg mill i6 ia mobl nod trinfen,
aber oas lit oie lebte.
= @i9tS geboIfen Serr
gum SreunOe): Sd mein' bait, Die
9eute tperben our6 oas biele Stu
6ieren ollb nidt geibeiter, - mein
@ub bat lett pieraebn Sabre itl-
biert, un6 nun, mo- er fertig lit,
oenft er 5uerlt ans Seiraten!
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04
Dir 0p

0ie %itteL. SRI 6riib.
jabr rnternugm Der 9onfieg Nut-
i@neiocr nod grobdrtig @littclmeer-
}nhrten, mo icbt bctriigt or iei1e
GIlubigcr, inocm er Yleitc mod)t.
ga. CT bat chen MN feline Weittel
mlEr, 6abrten SIT rmternebmen.
Ser CUTE @ d ii BE.
SonntngsiGger: 8as iagen sic 81
Dem SduB? 9cr &ogel mub bod
pobl beruntetfommenl Wfcinen sic
hidt cud?
6oriter: 9(bcr iiGcrl = lpcnn er
Slrnner fritat!
8etm @eiratSpermitt'
ler. Sd miiroe oieic Game ger
lie beiratelt, aber i'd iiird6te, nit Der
S1piegermultter nidt 5urcGt gu
fommeti.
Seien Sic u%n6eiorgt, fir sic be.
fonmen Sic ole getdlle @ebraltdS
mpeiilng nit.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04
uno feline 20inng.

Nette @egenO, Sn ser
bieiigen @egen0 ioa ia iebr oiel &C.
raitft tperoen?
llno Oh! Sier5ulanoe cnoet logar
ieoes 8egrGbnis nit elmer &aitfereil
9rudfebIer (@us Ell
ncr Settings . 8efanntmadung.)
Ser &erein miro oennGfit cine
.Sammlung er0ffnen. Die Semmel-
ltele lit bel @errn 96dermeiiter
S6miot, bierielbit.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04

@inoerweisbeit. 9ie
fleine @rna: gu, Mama, tparum
fommen oie ormen Seelen ms Sege-
feuer?
Mt1tter: 9omit iie bon Ben Sin.
Sen gereinigt neroen!
Die feline @rna: I1 Soft, mar.
Inn tperoen iie nidt lieber Gemii9
g~ereinigt?
Symptom. &ofin q.
Our 466in 81. 9ie @rtranfung
oeiner @ndoigen lit mobl elm i9we-
rer SCH?
a06in s.: anf6eineno, 5pei
Gcftoren, Die Mooiitin un6 bic
6dneioerin geben fortpd6reno aus
uno einI
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04
@O6ammeb anS bic 9ate.

aus Dem arabiiden.. SIN S6ein
Der iinfenoen Come fab Mobum-
meo pcrtraulid bel ieinen Siingern.
Son Miloc iprah Der Bropbet, unO
feline @ugen perfldrte oas i6eioenoe
2idt oes Cages. u@laubt mir
= o Sreunoc peit eber miro
elm Sier sur Seliefeit fommen, als
elmer, Der ii9 Menid nennt uno fem
MenI@entum bergiBt." @nodhtig
loulGten ole. @ur einer S0rer
iiberfam Der S6laf BEL ieiner &eoe.
Sic 2ieblingsfase oes |ropbeten
mars, Die, BON oes Serrn Sano ge-
Itreidelt, auf einem 3ipfel ieines
aleioes enti6lief. ga tonte lait
bon Der Moidee 6as &ufen gum
@ebet. 1lno = UNI Den S1laf
Der Sreunoin nidt gu lt0reil, idnitt
Mobammeo Ben 3ipfel bonn Salor,
oorauf iie i6lief. 9onn ging er, Inn
gu beten. Die Singer aber ebrten
Itumm Ole Wil6e bes Iropbeten.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04
@lanIi6ler NrnnS.

Ser tleine Sans fommt wieoer,
BOLT 5u ipdt sur S6ule. Der 2eb-
rer reoet i6u1 ms @emiien un0
iagt: oS9Gme Sid, Sans! Ser
@iGi mobnt nod mebrere @1uier
iuciter entfernt BON Der SduIe ais
Gu ltno fommt ME 81 ipat; er iii
chen fem 2aligi6ldfer mie 9it!"
9a ridtet ii6 &dnsden iel6itbeluuBt
ouf uno iagt, Den &opf ltol5 5uriid-
merfeno: og8ir baben audi feline
@au8en ~5uboiiel"
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04

9ann aIIer6ings.
lin Den Mnlogen zines 9aoeortes):
@bi6ellli6, bier boben mid idon
in penigen Sagen orei Niiden &c.
lto6en - in inherent 9arf Oabeim
ieit pielen Sabren feine ein5ige.
&ammerberr: So, Dur6laltdt
balten iid eben bier incognito auf.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04
@a1aniide gOlfSrGticl.
Son @seIa @ideri@.

Son @icla @iGeri6.
9as GGtieI nimmt in Der BOLTS.
poeiie feline beion0ere SteIe Elm.
IS 0riidt oft piel ferlliger ais 0as
@efiiblc mo Stimmurlgen iGiI.
oernoe 2ie0 ons 8erbGltnis oes
3olfe8 Sur Notur aus. Sn Inn lit
mmittelbare guidauung gegebeuL
Ole iid oft 5i ollr6uuS fiinitleri.
lder 9oritelllng erbebt. gluf elmer
bo6en Stuie iteben Die mitteIrbei.
niiden i'm engeren Slime n%oiiaui.
lden 9fGtiel.
Sier einige Yroben in &eim mo
&roia:
SIN aol0'nen @runo, ga fte6t Elm
Sat3
Mit blauem 9art. @ie beiBt Oie
Mrt2
Cepule)
Sd Italt0 alein auf einem 8ein,
Ias nn0ere 9ing tan5e.
S6neIer 2auf maft 2o6er ouf,
gluS einem piel bunoert @ar5e.
CJuuqlolpp9)
@as gebt Our6 Den @aI6 ullO
ralidt nidt9
(5lllo9)
$50 bat oos WtaiiI feline @eIenfe?
Jnu inUaF sue 1905 lIol0
lul1n 109at30 10 nil 1flfaaf tuafi0nuN luHl
Bon groBartiger &loltif lit fol-
genoes &ieo:
&c fromm SaOoerde,
Sc boil Muooerde,
9rei ltarfe S0bn.
Cu99n9 lag gun 19li5o
m5uo0oq58 nm ldolpuR 1sllu ul5 III su6)
IS liegt altf benz 9ad
rno lit runo nie elm 2ibel,
@cnn es berunterf6lt
Gtebt's oltf bier Gtiibel.
Coaup)
@s Iie9t oilf Dem Gid uno lit mciB,
@enn es berunterfGat, oann it's
gelb.
c10)
Sd bum e God I'm made e 2o6
In laaf bur6 6oas ,ooas i6 mad,
add nod;
Sod faltm iei ei6 our6, 90 Itoppt
i'm Nu
Sin Gtiif DO meiner Iange S6lepp
oas God at.
(.13onIGDn)
&orne tpie elm elmer ,mittcn tpie Elm
SAB,
@inten tpie ne &alite (8iii1eD
Slo9s.
elmer, Sob, 6Ia6s eS iinO
primitive l1mriBlinien gegeben.
Denft man ni9t an Die fiinitleri-
lfen 8ereinfa6ungen 9resoener
Spiel5eugs?
Bon rein malerii9er @irfltng lit
folgenoes:
@s fr1uielt ii9 uto mauiclt iid
limo mirft einen griinen 8ran5 iiber
iid.
Soer:
@s liegt etuas i'm Sol oos fonnit
on nit buloert @ettiihern niGt
5uoeden.
cmapluauuos)
Gin biibi1es 8ilo lit aud:
@s bGrgt ettuos an Der 8ato uno
lit trauri9,
8enn mans berunternimmt, wiro's
lllItig.
Ca6la@)
Gin LANCER 0iirrer, cine bobIe
Wutter, elm fettes &inb.
CpJn1al1n0)
Gum SdluB elm audi anoeriparts
befannteS &dtiel:
gs Ite6t Elm Baum auf Grben felt,
Ser bat SO aeit',
&uf ieoein ait elm gogelneit,
Sn ie6em Nelt 6 @ier.
caQuS)
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04

Erotoem. nMein Sobg,"
iagte Der Miniondr, .@brlidfeit III
Die bette Yolitif!"
.9as fam mobl iein," ertpioerte
Der Singing, naber es 1T bod
merfmiiroig, oaB on es troboem
10 melt gebradt balt!"
9emeisfubrnng. &nnlt-
mailer Gum Mtooea): Gonnen Sic
aid cine Stnnoe bintereinanoer
iisen?
Wto0ea: @arum oenu niat id
ccb' ia fhoa NAL ainei Sabre bin.
tsse;Eonber Geirifeil!
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04
Sriftis ,%,Otibiert.

Sernrobr 9efiser gum
aiinOen): r5ie miiiien ettpns ll1ber
an oas Seleifop berangeben, mein
9err; beoerfen sic, ooB oieier
Stern finf5ig Miaionen Weilen bon
Sbnen entfernt it'll"
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04
@rfrnninnnn

grfrn0igung. Der
fleine @iaD, Der es ldngit gemerft
bot, oaB ieine 6amilie auf 9ump
le6t, fragt BET Infunft zines flei.
nen SfhpeiterdenS: nIapa, bat ms
Der Stord Ole &leine oudJ auf &re-
sit ge6ra6t?"
Damn reiIid . g.: @aS
iagen oenn Sic 5ur Sleiidnot?
g.: Die laBt mid laden.
g.: Iber!
g.: Sd bin BOD @egetoricr.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04

Ger S6ops. &eaner, ous
GdopienfIeii6 1T ia 10 5db, ooB
man es faum i6neioen fannl
So, mein Serr - oaran lit Der
Sdops i6ulo.
Sol &ufen sic mir mol ben
@irtl
Oarnm aud. 3ipiliit
(5um @a9tmeiIter): @nrum mag
trobl iener @aul Dem &efruten im-
ntcr nm Sen &opf berum iGnuppen?
@a9tmeiiter: Siderli6 tDittert
er Stroll
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04

aber Crime, es lit ood unerbort,
miepiel Sdaoen Sic idon angerid-
tet babenl
2aiien sic man gut iein, Mas
oam1en, = 0ur6 S6aoen miro
man flugl
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04

NlH lug Huu'
Dem rler IN Sen
&utomobi! Sdob
gcueie iip.ijn 5tpei
GeleriG fountc
I'm ben mid icbn
moue. Shubr
geltug fat Sic
2i5Sie mas meme
9(lte is, sic Mani
ncr ~ midi Ing
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04

gu, 6punb, bier ionen SunOe
an Ser 2eine gefiibrt mereonl
Sa, cine Seine bab' id aber
9eubeI aud, luo frie9en pir iest
einen Suno berl
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04

g.: Sea, Serr SippeI, 9aben g
3abnihmer5en?
g.: Ree, ice, aber miIien g, mel
Site lit geItern aus Der Somuerfri.
iden 5uriid'fomme!
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04
GfEner 5djr eibthriEf Ars
Bbtlipp 5aurramptrr.
1884,.

@ein Iieber $err Reoadtiondr 49,
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04

SofIidteit fOitet nidts uns
lit u~nbe5ablbar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
RETIRES AFTER 81 YEARS
IN SERVICE OF RAILROAD
Captain B. +. Norris Leaves Employ of Baltimore and
Ohio at % Years of Age, but Yet Has the
Agility of Youngslcr.

freight trains together. coal hoppcrs
OF ten tons capacity were the rule.
instead at the sixty To- seventy five :
ton coal ears uf today. Few hox
ears could carry over iO,Oo0 pounds.
As for steel ears aud coaches, tire
inventor had not hccu born. Nor
riS was aitcrward promoted to the
passenger service. and when he re-
tired. Ia" Was one of the bc~: known
conductors on TIA" Baltimore ana
chi" system in Ia" East.
Ills run was for "a long time be-
tween 'iarpcrs' Ferry. w Va. an
Lexington. Va :; distance Of approx
iinni"lN lI2 miles. aud other runs i'm
later years on part uf the Sh.uar-
d"Lh division and main and branch
lines In MARYLAND ami West Virginia
haN" been about Tia" same length.
Fully forty wears of his career Law.
been spent on trains. ami r.,iiruad-~s
estimated iaat Norris has travelled no
less ;hnn 2.%,".0UU miles in that time.
Ills wife, Mrs. Annie Norris. a native.
of Frvd"ricV. Md. died February o..
if2". Ills daughter is tna wifi. of
ROBERT compton. Il paSSrnw"r train
conductor. Of Cumberland. Md. and
his son j. W. Norris, Il fireman. ives
at l'runswjck. In All of his long pc
Rod "f service. Il" never was i'm a So
ri"ms accident.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
.BOOTLECCERs' PEACEFUL
DREAMS SHATTERED
Thin Curl Of Smoke Bc,rays
Still OH Side of Steep
Cliff.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
SUFFOLK, Nov. ia.--Busiiy work
ing way down on the sunny side "f
steep cmban<mcnt. where IL loof ed
lik" no on" would modest. Industrious
hootlcIGcrs in Isle of Wight received
Il rude awakening Thursday after
noon
sheriff W. II. Chapman was III that
section tac!<inE up some notices. when
G. H. Edwards called his attention
10 "a thin curl OF smoke that OCCASION
ally showed on the horizon
Both men got III their car. and went
In the direction of the smoke, and
came to the edge OF the clim They
cr"pt to the edge ANA looked over.
Hands up,' was the first cali to
the c"lOrc;l man below. who had an
armfui Of wood. and was whistlinr
AS he fed the big copper still tn"
fumes from which ticl<I,d the nostrIts
of the watching men above"
The man with the wood druppcd ii.
and then II scramble was heard aud
another one WAS making Il getaway
up the Nf;y-fnot cliff in Il manner
that some movie concerns would pay
big sums to get. That was Will.
Williams. already under indictment
for making liquor II" was ordered
I" stop. and although there were SHIFTS
To The right OF him and shots To-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
ADOPT CUSTOMS
OF MISSIONARIES
Many American Modes of Life Fail
lowed hy Japanese. Chinese
mud Africans.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER, VA Nov IL
MANY American customs and modes
% lifc are being adopted ny Japa-
ncsc. Chinese aud Africans anon L
whom missionaries arc working. and
the, latter arc much encouraged lay
the responsive spirit manifested by
their converts. according TO returned
missionaries speaking at the annual
meeting OF the Foreign Mission
Board Of the United brethren Church.
which has been In session AT liarri-
sontWrg, Va bishops Rcll. OF Har-
risbure, Pa; Howard and ClippinEcr.
OF dayton. Ohio. and Kcphart. of
Kansas City. Kan, were among those
attending
Missionaries were Drcscn, also
from India. the Philippines, Porto
Rico and other countries IN which
tho church is working MI without
exception thought even reduction
%: naval armamenis r'""'d be wei
coined hy foreign governments. now
bowed under heavy debt burdens.
Missionaries said the need OF funds
with which 10 carry on their WORK
Was never more argent, 50 great was
the desire of naay.s % embrace
Christianity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
.SHR|NERs .LEAVE JAN. "A
!, ON ORIENT PILGRIMAGE
Will Make World Tour, Visit.
ing Temples in Manila
and Shanghai.
Special TO The Times DISPATCH.

Especial to The Times Dispatch !
SEATTLE. WASH. NOV. l9-Nilc
Temple, Ancient Arabic order
Mobiles of the Mystic shrine. has is
sued an invitation 10 the $50 temples
scattered throughout North America
TO toin in It's fourth pilgrimage to
the orient. beginning January il
The Mobiles Of Nile. which Is known
as the most extensively travelled
temple III Shrinodon, expect to have
in their company ON tn" trip to the
Far East at least one representative"
Of each OF the other temples. accord
Ing 20 Frank T. Lazicr. recorder and
pas; potcn,ajc. who has arrange
men;s for the pilgrimage In charge
The Keystone state ono of hc
luxurious passenger steamships
operated for the government hy the
Admiral Line, VIII bc the Shriu.
ship For SIXTY DAYS. on the vow
aGcs>to and from Manila. via Japan
and China. tho vessel, "a sister shin
OF the famous Silver state. will lee
The home of the pilgrims ana their
wives The start of the unusual
Journey was lined FOR January ~. 50
that the Shrincrs may reach tn.
orient in time to participate I'm a
number OF native festivals
Primarily tn" purpose of tho pii-
rrhnaGc is Ia conduct impress iv,
ccremonals for IN" brethren in
China and tho Philippines one OF
the ccremonials viii be staged in
shanghai during the Chinese New
Year holidays, ana tho other i'm
Manila as feature Of the widely
known carnival festivities held an
nually in that city. All China l.. a
riot OF color and nois. during the
New Year period. The nr.crack.r
rules nnhampered: the entire pouu-
iation. native and foreign surrcndcrs
10 the JOY of living. And the Shriu-
crs have ARRANGED to arrive there in
the midst OF the merrymalinr
There are no shrine temples in the
Orient The shrine. in fact. is a
strictly North American institution.
But in such cosmopolitan cities as
Manila and Shanghai there are
Shrine clubs. The shanghai orrani-
cation is known as Nomad Oasis
that at Manila as Bamboo oasis
Nile temples representative in Man
ila Is Milton L. Springer. "a promi-
nent merchant. while the propara-
lions 10 welcome the pilgrims in
ShanCha arc under the direction Of
Fred. W. VAN Huskirk. president Of
Nouad Oasis
Mr. Lazicr has received assurances
from both thai the receptions to h"
rendered III" visitors this year will
eclipse that accorded tho trav"lcr~
who participated i'm the last shrine
pilrrimaE" to tho Orient ur,l"r -
auspices ~ Nile during the winter
OF 1914
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
N0n-Stretch Bcad-Rein-
forced

Positive aSsuraNc" is given to
DelioD users against stretching.
broken beads or rim jumping
The bead IL composed of uumcr-
Gus steel wires imbcdd"d in a
solid rubber base, then reinforced
by several extra layers Of strong
cords at this point. Double
chatting strips shown by the low
or arrow completely surround
the head giving protection
against rim cutting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

You have doubtless noticed
how some tires check or crack
on the sides. This allows moin-
turc to reach the cords. causing
tread separation. and ai.o per
mits dirt and sand Ia work In.
making bliStcrs. Dc!inn side
walls are built OF secret form
ula rubber compound that is
guaranteed not to crack or check.
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the left he kept right on going.
Willie Davis. with the wood. was
arrested. and the officers found :.
handsome copper still with everything
that goes with ii. and about five gal
Ions OF ardent spirits commonly
called corn ana some little rye
whisky
Willie Davis WAS placed in Isle Of
Wight jail and the still was put in
there with him--not in the same cell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

Brown. of this city. Is In the Mem
Orial Hospital here suffering fror,
n fractured hip, the result of an auto
mobile truck turning over upon him
at New Glasgow. Amherst County
Several other persons In the truck
were thrown clear when II turned
turtle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

here today. Physicians declared lie
suffered an apoplcctic stroke. MIR.
Wright was formerly president OF
ono OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
construction companies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

was killed during the War Between
the States
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Stricken While nn,hins. DIts.

i?.-Archibaid Wright. "f rhiladcl-
phia. died while bathing in the surf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

Hip Hr"kcn when Truck Ovcrturns.
IiNcHEURG. VA. Nov lg-R w.
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The Heavier Tread

Dclion Tires have an extra
thick. heavy. specially COM
pounded Grown Type" tread that
is the result OF eight years ex-
pcricncc and study. Dclion con-
struction gives 10 per cent more
than usual road surface. The tread
is absolutely guaranteed against
chipping or cracking. II Is
made Of live, fresh rubber.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
DEMOCRATIC LEADER,
TIC SUCCEED JAMES.
ELECTED AUGUST so
Brenaman Issues Call for State
Committee to Meet in
Richmond.

Members %. the state Democratic
Committee viii assemble 1T Muir
phys Hotel on Tuesday night. August
80. at S o'clock. pursuant to Il call is.
sued yesterday by Secretary j. y.
Bronaman.
Selection of chairman 10 succeed
the late Korcr y. James. OF Danvillc.
Will he th" most important business
before the body when il ,nects IN
special session. The party chief
tain named at this time will serve
until action is taken at the next
Democratic state convention. Names
Of several prominent party leaders.
Including those of former Govcrnos
stuart, Representatives Hal -. Flood
General W. W. sale and State Scna
tor Harry t. iyrd. have been mem
toned in this connection.
Women Democrats. who are a.so.
oiatc members Of the State commit.
tee. vii, have no voice in the scicc-
tion of the chairman here on Au.
gust 30. but viii he invited to par
ticipaic in all other deliberations Of
tho body.
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RAISE EXEMPTION
FOR DEPENDENTS
House Committee Places Figure
at S400 in New Income
Schedule.
R EP EAL TRANSPORT TAX
Passenger and Freight Free
From Levy : Reach Soft
Drinks at Source.
REPEAL TRANSPORT TAX
Iny Associated pres..l

WASlINGToN. Aug. 10. - Even
more extensive changes in tax Icvic.
than were agreed upon at tho White
House conference between Presidcn;
Harding and Republican leaders OF
tn" House OF Representatives. were
voted tentatively today by the ma
Iority members OF the Ways and
Means Committee. AS summarized In
Il formal statement. the committee
action included:
Repeal OF the excess profits tax
enect!v. January /. 1921
IN increase OF the income tax on
corporations from 10 per cent to /:
per cent, with the $4,000 exemption
retained, effective January !. 1921.
Repeal All TRANSFORMATION Tnxc..
Repeal OF all taxes on the trans.
poriat!on Of freight and passengers
and on seats and bcrths. effective
january !. l9.2
.tn Increase In the exemptions 20
heads OF families on account of de-
pcndents 10 500 for each dependent,
instead OF 500. as at present. ec.
itC''Nc January ]. 1871.
Repeat Of the So-callcd luxu-y
taxes on clothing apparel, effective
January /. 1922.
Exemption from income taN OF the
first $500 OF Income from stock held
i9 building and loan associations.
Present Taxes Revised.
Kevisons Of existing taxes in
ciuded:
Repeal OF the tax on fountain
drinks and ice cream and the sub
stitut!on OF Il Gat tax of 10 cents a
gallon on all fountain sirups. to be
paid direct by the manufacturer or
maker
Repeal OF the stamp taxes on per-
fumes. extracts. tooth paste and other
toilet preparations ana proprictary
medicines and the substitution of a
manufacturers tax of per cent on
the sale price.
Removal Of the - per cent manu-.
facturers' tax on cereal beverages
and the levying OF manufacturers
tax of il cents per gallon.
Substitution Of IL manufacturers
tax of . cents 4 gallon for the pres
cnt 10 per cent on the sale price OF
unfcrmented Juice beverages and car
donated wa1ers or beverages or other
soft drinks sold in containers.
The levying Of manufacturers
Continued on page col. l.)