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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-07
"Y0UNGSTER" WINS
GOLF CLASSIC FROM
VETERAN OF LINKS
ALFRED TAYLOR SHOWS WON.
DERFUL RECOV Jerry AFTER
STARTING SECOND EIGHTEEN
HOLES DOWN THROUGH DE
FEkTlNG JOE MEGAFFlN, 2 UP,
AT FINISH.

Through defeat OF Joseph Mcgailln
one of the city's premiers. Alfred Tay.
Tor, representing the younger genera
ton CT disciples of st. Andrews,
yesterday captured the Ottawa golf
championship. The match which
was 70. thirty-siX holes. was featured
by ups" and downs, literally and
technically according to the lights Of
golf
At the end Of the first eighteen
holes MeEafIin had his younger adyc1-
sary 3 down This half OF the contest
was played ~ ednesday afternoon.
Yesterday the two met for the final
rounds of the tourney and was mark,
cd by Taylor's stCical recovery untI
ne fought himself into tie and
eventually cIiUched the match and the
clubs greatest honor for the year on
tho thirty-siAth hole,
Going to the long No s on the final
round the two players headed straight
down the alley with powerful
drives. Each obtained a good second
for long ana straight bras3ies. Me.
gailin half topped his third and over
run the green, landing in the heavy
grass of the bunker and making IL
difficult to get out for good lay OH
his fifth. Taylor moved his third mp
with q low mashie, the ball bringing
up to the left Of ita pin, but mole high.
HlogatIin missed a twcnty-foot putt for
d . and Taylor set his fourth near the
s..tr L.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-07
P. vi. c. ELEVEN TO
CLASH WITH DWIGHT
SQUAD TOMORROW

o. n. S. TO TREK DOWN TO MO-
LINE, WHERE THEY WILL PER.
FORM IN THEIR THIRD GAME
OF THE sEksoN-TEAM TO DE
PART ON 1910 ROCK ISLAND
PASSENGER TRAIN.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-07
KlECKHEFER WINS
OVER MAUPOME 50-36

Pittsburgh, Pa, Oct august
Kieckhefer, former champion at three
cushion billiards, won his second
game of the national tournament this
afternoon when he defeated Pierre
Maupome of Mexico City, 90 to 80, in
G2 innings. Kieckhefer's high run
was 6, Maupome's 4. Kieckhefer's
game was hashy He had several
runs of 3 and one of 5. The Mexican
frequently missed easy shots.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-07
Play Banquet Match.

Thursday afternoon two teams, enc
headed by Joseph Megafin and the
other by Alfred TAYLOR played a ban
quet match preceding the clubs an.
nuai meeting at the Ensleheld cafe
terra. The MegafIns won n to 10.
the scores being as follows:
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-07
KID" WHIPS OLD TIMER" FOR OTTAWA GOLF HONORS

the veteran Bayonne boxer for ten
rounds, and Dave Shade viii make
his first appearance IN the east when
Do trcldcs George Ward OF Elizabeth,
s. j,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-07

ion q purse OF $4,000, went to Grey
Worthy In straight heats, with Pert.
scope second, COX handled the win.
UrT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02

Take. Tor instance, the signed
Statement. OF Mr.. John Harmon. OF No.
20" East Clay street, Richmond. who
mas II vide acquaintance here. lie
said:
For weuty years / have suffered
the hGoDles Of death with disorders
Of all kinds My stomach was in
such had condition that could
hardly Keep down the lirhtcst kind
OF food WAS iolG that ! had gas
irl'.s J was bloatod with gas ana so
nervous that ] could not sleep at
u GAi. rot SO thin ana run down
mat every step ! took thought IL
would be tho last: my tongue was
coated and ! had a bad taste in my
mouth had ;ricd so many mcdi-
cincs that was discouraged \
friend OF mine in Boston wrote me
about Plant Juice. and begged mo To
Try 1t. did So. and before | had
taken half Of the bottle Got so
much benefit that ! have continued
10 use 1t. and IT has restored me TO
htaIih again. have no more trouble
with my stomach. sleep well and have
not Il pam OF ache. i'lant Juice has
been blessing TO me, and viii
praise IL TO the 'skics' as long as
live. for IT has cured me, which did
not seem possible 10 me"
Plant Juice IL sold at The Tragic
Drug Cos Store, In Richmond
For sale in Petersburg by Morrison
The Drug Man. and in Chase City by
the Chase City Drug Co.--Adv,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02

19-Carroll, one.
2O-CharlUtte. one.
2i-cheStcrficld. one.
"S-Clarke. Frederick and Winches
ter, one.
e3-Culpeper and Orange. one.
2i-Dinwiddie. one.
25-Elizabcth City. one.
"6-l'airfaX, one.
"7--i'auquier. one.
2STFranklin. one.
s9-Floyd and Franklin. one.
3o--Gloucester and Mathews. one.
3l-Goochland, Fluvanna and Pow
hatHn. one.
32--Grayson, one.
S$-iialifax. two.
3i-lianovcr. one.
35--Ilcnrico. one.
%G-IIcnry. one.
37-Isle of Wight. one.
3S-I.ancastcr. Richmond and Es-
sex. ono.
3?--Lcc. ono.
io-l.ouduun, one.
ii--Louisa. one.
l2-LuncnburE. one.
i%-Iynchburg. one.
Ai-Madison. Rappahannock and
Warren. one.
i5-king and Queen, King William
ana MiddlcseX. one.
iG-Mccklcnburg, ono.
iI-Montgomcry and Radrord, one.
iS-Nansemond and Suffolk, one.
i'--Nelson. one.
5o-Ncwport News, one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
elk county from group rs to

wick County from group ,23 to
group 81
Members of the committee were
well satisfied with their work when
| they adjourned last night. and sew
eral OF them declared it their be-
lief slight opposition will be shown
IL the report as drafted.
Delegate Dodson. of Norfolk. pre-
sentcd the general scheme for re-
distr!cting the state In regard 10
The House of Delegates Ills plan
was found to he the most practical
Of any suggested, and was finally
adopted after about two hours dis
cuSS!on. The committeeman each pre-
sentcd TO Chairman Stephenson "A
copy Of his plan for the redis,ricting.
and all were considered. Many OF
those plans were found TO he rrac-
ttcaliy the same, although none OF
the members had shown any one his
proposals before the meeting began.
Under the plan adopted there are
eiehty-one districts each of which
have one seat in the House of Dele
gates. with the exception of ten.
Richmond Is allowed seven places.
Halifax two. Norfolk city five. Nor-
folk County two, Pittsylvania and
Danville three. Portsmouth two,
Roanoke two. Warwick and Newport
News two. WashinEto" and Brtsto!
two and Wise County two.
The committee met at noon yes
tcrday in the Senate chamber Of the
Capito! and adjourned ut . o'clock
for lunch. At o'clock it recon
vcned and did not adjourn until it
had reached an agreement.
The division OF the State into
House districts is shown below:
l-Accomac. one.
o-Albcmarlc, one.
S-Alhcmarlc and Greene one.
a-AlcNandria city, one.
Arlington. one,
G--Alicghany and clifton Forge.
one
Amherst, one.
S-Appomattox and Prince Edward.
one.
"-Amclia and Nottoway. one.
lo-Augusta and Staunton. two.
ll-Bath, Highland. Rockbridso
and Bucna Vista, one.
l2-Bcdrord, one.
l3--Botctourt and Craig. one.
i-Brunswick, one.
15-iuchauan and Dickinson. ono.
lG-Buckineham ana Cumberland.
enc.
l1-Campbcll. one.
1S--t'1rnlirn n,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02

66-Rockingham and iIarriscnburg.
one.
G7-Rockingham ana Page, one.
GS-Russell. one.
6?--Scott, one
7o--Shcnandoah, one.
Tl-Smyth. one.
72--Southampton. one
T3-Spotsylsania and Frcdcrlcks-
burg. one.
7i-stafford ana Prince William.
one.
75-licpewcil. surry and Prince
George. one.
76-Sussex and Greensviilc, one.
77-Tazewcil. one
1S-Warwick and Newport News.
one.
Washington and Bristol. two.
So-Wisc. two.
Sl-Wythe and Bland, one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02

e George. ll.3lc: Greenvillc

|! Prince George. 1882: Grecnvillc
ll.6c6. Total. G2.o57.
No. 7--Mecklenbure. 3l.20S: Bruins.
wick. 2l,o25. Total. 52,235.
No. S-pinwiddic. 1893: Peters
burg. Sl.ol2; Amelia. 7.74?. Total
5G.7l0.
No. 9-Nottoway. 1i,o4S: Luncn-
burg, 15aGO: Prince Edward. li.T67.
Cumberland. ?.lll; Powhatan. G,552
Total 59.7SS.
No. lc-iIollfax. 4l,365; charlotte
1880. Total, 5S.3oa.
NO. ll--Appomattox. 9,255: Buck
ingham. lA.SS5; Amherst. 1911; Nell
son. 1877. Total. Gl.lSS.
No. l3--Campbcll. 26.7lG; Lynch
burg. 2",H5S. Total. 56.G72
No. Franklin. 26,2S3; Patrick.
lG.S6c. Total. i3.l43.
No. l5-Carroll. 2l.2S3: Grayson.
i9,Si6: Floyd. 1915. Total. 5i.2l4.
No. IG-Washington. 32.376: Bris-
tol. G729; smyth, 22.l25. Total,
6l,23o.
No. i7-scott ei.77s; Lee. e5,2oa.
Total, 50.DGa.
No, ls-wlsc. $500: Dickinson.
l3.542 Total. Go.Oi2.
No. l?-Euchanan, I5,i4i: Taxcwcli.
27.Sio; Russell :s,7S6 Total. 7O.oGa.
No. 2o--Wyth". 2o.2l7. Rland,
5,5"S; Giles. 1901: Pulaski. 17.lO6.
Total. li.Sl?.
i.10o; Eo;ctourt, l6,557; Allegheny.
1889; clifton Forge. 6,lG2; Bradford.
i.c25. Total, 1875.
40. % - Roanoke city. so.S4s;
Roanoke County, 22,aao. Total, 80
202
No. 2-Rockbriagc. 2o.e2e: nuona
Vista. 2.9li. Bedford. ac,66a. Total.
No, 2i-Augus,a. 1861; s,aun,on,
No. 25|Rockingnam. so.oi7: Har-
rrjsonby,rg,s S's55i raES' lt,75.@S' Kappa
ter. GSS3: Shenandoah. 2o.S0S: War
rem. S,S59; Clarke. 7,i63. Total. 3d.
10. 97-Alhemarls: 2s,oos; Char
ison. 1885; Fluyanna, S,5i7. Total,
81 POI
40. 2S fredericksburg 5,SS2; stat
ford. S.SS.; Spotsylvania. 1851: Lou
lisa, i7,oS3; Orange. 1920 Total. 80,
No. 2o-Fauauer, 92.sce: 1.ondoun
2N.a77; Cuipcpor, 1860. Total, 3d.
: Soi so-EairfaY. 2l,s2i :c5 Arlington
William. 49, GEO. Total. 6?,lo3.
No. ai-Kine George, 5.762 West
moreland 1920; Northumhcrlnnd
il.5lS: Lancaster, ?,1H7; Richmond
7.434: Essex. S.5i9. Total a2 900.
Iinno,rr Scnntorinl District.
No. 32-Carcline. 15.95i: King Will
liam. S.7Si; Hanover lS,Oss: Gooch.
land. SsG2. Total. 51,G3a.
No. a3-King AMI Queen, 9,i6l
MiddlcsoX. S.l57: Gloucester. ll.Sai
Mathews, s,ii7; York, s.ci6, Total
45.GO5.
Members OF the committee offered
only a few suggestions after the plan
or Senator Cannon was read. rrin-
cess Anne County was originally
placed in tho first district. but shifted
on suggestion To the third. while Isle
of Wight was taken from No. 6 and
placed in 40. >
other alterations OF the original
draft included shifting Smyth County
from No. 10 10 group No. IL and
! trading from No. IL russell County
! into No. 10
| Hadford was also taken from No. %
| and added To No. u. while Culpcper
was removed from group No. IS and
| stafford substituted. CU!pcpcr went
! TO group No. %, in the place o:
| Primo, William and Prince William
/ was added TO group 30.
The only other change in the orig :
! inal plan was the shifting OF War
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
ROTARY CLUB LUNCHES
Quiet session Held at tirhmond iIotcI
frStcrdn1-SrScrul New
Members Elected.

Seventy per cent of the member
snip of the Rotary Club assembled
around the lunch table AT tho Hotel
Richmond yesterday at o'clock. The
meeting was an lad lib" affair, there
beng nc set speeches. Several new
members We're elected and Il few new
songs were sung. while many inn
promptu talks ON matters of interest
TO the club were INDUCED in.
So far as is planned. no set spccch
Is on the proEran for the meeting
next Tuesday night at & o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
WOMEN VOTERS TO HEAR
ROOSEVELT PAGE TONIGHT
Mrs. ii. Ii. Mn"furd Also VIII Speak
ut Organization Meeting
m IInf.I

How women may be- useful rs citi-
Zcns, how they may educate them
selves for citizenship. and how they
VIII lind strength In organization Will
form the topics of three short talks
on Women as Citizens" Ia he given
tonight In room $50 of the Jefferson
Hotel. by Second Auditor Roosevelt
Page. Mrs. IL. Ii. Munford and Miss
auspices OF the Fourth Prccinc; Com
mittcc Of Lee Ward for the Rich
mond League of Women Voters.
Tho meeting, which Is open to the
public, will be called to order prompt
~ at S:I5 o'clock by the chairman OF
the evening, Mrs. Sally Nelson Rob
ms. Mrs. Horace Wexford Jones
chairman OF tho Fourth Precinct COM
miitcc. extends to all citizens in the
ward and in other wards OF the city
an invitation to be present. This is
the third Of the series OF ward meet
inIs held by the Richmond League of
Women Voters, and the fourth viii
take place tomorrow evening in Mad
ison ward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
Mrs. Nanni. ID AinwO,,d,

e Mrs Mamie Dabncy Wingicld
FACED 81, widow OF Spottswood Wing.
field. died al Beverley. her home II
E5ianover County, last Friday. Sh,
vas bugn in Richmond and was the
IaaCGhter OF William Is. and MarthI
5Norvy!! Dabncy, and was an activ,
mcmher u The Episcopal Church
Mrs Winghcld is survived by on,
sister Mrs. James s Benson. OF
stanton. Va, ana one brother
fhorles r Eabncy Of Hanover. ant
Z a nunOCr o. M.nArM $ ana nIcces.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
Hunters Cnu.c scrIou, ,,,-.

WINCHESTER. VA, Feb. l.--Hunt-
crs WHO endeavorcd to smoke out n
SSkunk IN an old log. on the farm OF
Mrs. Augusta Larrick. near IInyti,Ib
lctt u lire, which spread over n wide
area of meadow land. and the viii
layers remained UP all night fighting
mountain side. Considerable fencing
virgin timber and grass were burned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
GROUNDED SCHOONER
IDENTIFIED MONDAY
Carroll \. Dccring Declared 10
y BE i'm No Immediate Danger
~ on Diamond Shoals.
10y Associated Press. ]

\ "a NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Feb. l.
sThe schooner reported yesterday
9aground of Diamond Shoals is the
aGarron a. peering. according to ad-
sSices received here last night
- Several ships are standing by the
sschooner which is said to be in no
5;fmmcdiatc danger. although heavy
Esea is br.akiul. i.lfoboats have gone
stout 10 the ship. ana the captain and
sctew probably Will &c taken off to-
sday.
$iSsThe Dcoring went aground sunday
tsnight. She was bound for Hampton
:Kuads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02

81 Thomus NJ. Howcrton, aged Go. died
Monday afternoon nt $3.50 o'clock, At
this home, 1922 Beverly Street. of
sapopleyy. Funeral services Will bc
conducted from the h9fpc this after
snoon at $50 o'clock. ".6ur!aNwul be
IN RivcrV!cw Cemetery il, the fam
lilly plot.
wife. and three children, Eugenc T..
( Roanoke; oscar +, Richmond aHL
Mrs. Mundy W. Moore, of Appomat-
stcN. one brother. oswald NJ, Rich
Eond. and one sister, Mrs. II. T. Il
( Martin OF DanVi!lC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02

Inunber In which they we're ar
,hraigned by the committee, follow.
81 No. l-Accomac. 54,7e5; Northamp-
@son. 1889. Total. 52,Ci7.
81 ii" 3--Norfolk County. 57.35s:
sPrincess Anne County. 1885 Total,
's7o,sss.
81 No. 4-Portsmouth, 5i,3s7.
~ 80. 5-Nanscmond, 2O,l99; SUFFOLK,
.se1G3i Southampton, 27,555: Isle o.
iE1vjght. 1898. Total. 1870.
No. c-sussex. 1884: surry. s.ao5;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
BURGLARS FRUSTRATED IN
ATTEMPT TO ROB BANK
Alleged tn Have Previously Robbed
iiaruwnrc and Drug stores ut
SmlthiicId, y. G..
1tBy ASSOCIATED prcSsl

tl5y Associated prcss.l
SMlTllFIELD, y. c.. Feb. Flour
burglars early today, after robbins
a hardware store of several rcvolVCrS
ana drug store or small amount
"i cash. were frustrated in their at
tempt 20 rob the First National Bank
by a citizen who saw them In the
bank.
i,ioodhounds We're put on their trail
ana the men We're traced as far as
selma. Tour miles away. where 1t is
peIlCNcu thcy Camght n TRIM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
Mr.. William ~. r,oot,.

81 HEATNSNILLE. Va Feb 1.-Mrs.
Mar Eetiie Brooke. vile Of william
4 sber daughter. Mre. ROsa H. settle.
xneDr Newland Friday. Burial was
CAT her home. services being conduct
-ed by Rev. j. T. Gra@ty She is sur
sfyived by lIcr husband. Il son aud twp
z daughtcrs, Frank ". Brooke Mrs.
.I.NosA se;tlc and Mrs. NLrEle Settla.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02

Y The body OF Mrs. Isabella l.. Was
fsermau, aged n, who died Monday
night At 1880 o'clock in the home
sol her daughter, Mrs. NJ. koblcn2rr.
sJlQu Lamb Avenue. Barton Heights.
w III be shipped to Philadelphia this
9murniGE ON the G;2o o'clock train.
Ayt MIS- WdSSyrman was the widow OF
New J.. WIsserman. She is survived
I by three daughters Mrs. Alexander
! II. Mrcr. of New York CITY; Mrs.
Z Al. y. Mittcldor.cr and Mrs. NJ. koh-
,.lcn2cr. OF this city, and two sons,
ssAlber. and Harry WasScrmam
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
VIII Hcmodcl OLD Dye Works.

Lynchburt:: VI. Feb. 1.-The stand
ara Chilled Castings COMPANY. a new
concern here. has secured 4 PERM,
Tor rcmodeling building at the old
dEc WORKS for use as Il foundry, the
cost OF the rcmodcling to be sis 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
SUFFERED AGONY
FROM HIS STOMACH
Richmond Man Thought His
Time Had Come and Gave
Up All Hope OF Relief.
PLANT JUICE AGAIN REPEATS
Relates in Signed Testimonial
How Plant Juice Has Cured
All His Troubles.

Plant Juice, the new herbal stom-
ach remedy. is - purifying and a
N!ializine agent. 1t correc,s local
disorders OF the stomach, which IS
being demonstrated daily and verified
by wrli-known local people in signed
statements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
SENATORS TO PLAY GIANTS
Mnlor. League Teams Will Meet In
series OF Exhibition Ghmcs-To
Ntkit Virginia.
I By Assoclnted Frcss. |

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-Dn,cs for ,bo
JOINT exhibition games of the New
YORK Nationa! League and the Wash
ing TON American League Clubs on
ihc!r n"rthward- bound trip from the
spring training camps were made
public today.
Seven Eamee will he played. The
a,iantS, on route from San Antonio,
IeHas. ana the Senators from Tampa,
RIA, VIII meet for the first game at
Jackson. Tenn, April 4. During the
following six days the two teams
VIII play as follows: April ut Knox
vile: q. Petersburg. Va: Z. Norfolk;
:. Washineton: and 10, Polo
Grounds. New York CIV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
urn,x unxc over Sen.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. loving to
"a haze hanging over the sea, which
SIS running heavy this morning, the
tcoast guard station At Hatteras was
Unable . see whether the cutter
I Seminole. from Wilmington, had
Sreachcd the stranded nvc~mast
Aschocucr on Diamond shoals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
u. Is. Wright.

HEATHSNlLLE. Va. Feb. IL. -.
Wrlght Hied at his home. neur Kin
sale, saturday. Intcrmcnt TOOK place
IN the family bury.ng ground. Rev.
w G. EurCh conducting burial s.r-
yiccs. Mr.. Wright is survived by r!.
vie :and one son, WoTtor Wright.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
tnrmriin, in.,n,.,

aNdnover, ~ Canlrel. Gap. died rr-
Gently ~ tho home al his b,0t!. or.
Anderson N"noYer Burial TOOK place
IN Inc NanoYer bHry img ground, near
inat place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


fl4f FRANK Joseph cFcrinahN, one oil
t!Richmond's oldest citizens, died sud
.~dtniy yesterday morning at $50
s O'Clock at his hhmc, 2Oi South Pine
tStrce., aged 7S years. The funeral
;smorrow morning at 10 o'clccit. and
t5hnriai VIII be in 81. Mary's Ceme-
Stery
Air. oyermann was born in All
Il hinsen, Hanover. Germany, and came
ssztp Richmond AT the aGe OF is years
Tile engaged In tho printing business.
3fahd continued at II until q snort TIME
saSo When he retired lie was one
g.ca;holic church. and at the Time OF
f.his death was trustee OF the church.
iT1ac is survived by his wife. Mrs. Mary
BISHOP Qyermann. Two sons, H. 3,
S.aad 4. + Ovcrmann, ana three
!. ,dau Ehtegs. Mrs Fred Bernhard, Jr.,
Saairs. o. =. Hact3rius and Mrs. j.. l..
.Mycrs, III, and seventeen Srandchil-
stdrcB,
~ The pulDearers viii be Fritz sitter
Isdius, George iiulcher, Gus Booker,
4 James u,yc, Aug. Boehi!ng, \. II,
isFolthHus, doe Ross. DR. X. d.. Garcin,
S-Judsou Cunningham. w. &. Camp. Jo-
& scph Heppcrt. George B.rn!cr George
lirilrm. Gerhard Bochiing, &. ;.
!: ESlnith, James NJ. BAN, John Miller,
Y lr, j. =. Myers, ST., and d. y. Siumpi'
Funeral uf rryton Rowe.
~ Tuncra services FOR reytem Rove,
:tnged ~ hygiene and cattle expert
J.of the state Dairy ana Food Depart
eSnlent. who died Monday afternoon NJ
"a O'Clock IN the Colonial Hotel. char
I iotJcsvine, after a ten days illness
sSof pneumonia, vii! be conducted at
- O'Clock this afternoon from
,a''Niarycs Heights" the home OF his
parents, Captain NJ. Il. and Mrs. Cora
Motley Rowe, At Fredericksbure.
). Alr. Rove is survived by his par
I eNts and widow. who was Miss
I. Myrtle Sweeney BEDFORD, OF Kich-
!. lnond. whom he married in 1915. Also
~ three .Sttrs, Mrs. Richard kiny-
ssstoU. OF Ithaca. y. y; Mrs. Edward
sSCEApreN ~ WaVcrly, Va, aud Mrs.
Z Albert Ch.pman, VIE OF MAJOR AL
s3hCTt Chapman, now stationed az
TCchlonz, Germany. and two brothers.
SIealaul Rove, Omitted States Navy,
ssand Maurice Rove, OF Frcdericks-
= 0u...
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
ROAD BAD IN DICKINSON
Ordinary Tsurcl Over some strctche.
Almost Impossiblc, Say
NcpOrtS.
Especial to The Times-Diepatch.1

TIC II f''IV's- I'Ib UUNCH.1
fREl;LlNG. VA, Feb. 1.-,rhe puh-
licSroadS i'm the west end of Dick :
enson County are In bad condition.
frcczes. followed by thawing and
rams, have caused wash outs In
plnccs,s while the mud has accumu-
lated TO considerable depth.
ordinary travel over some stretches
Is almost Impossible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02

VIII study mt Columbia Univcr.ity.
LYNCHBURG, VA. Feb. i-Mlss
Mabel Davidson. an Instructor In
English at Randolph Macon Woman's
College. has gone to Columbia Uni
rcrsity. whore she Will work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02

To Stop n Cough Quick
take HAYES HEALING HONEY. A
Double Treatment which stops irri-
tAticn heals the throat. relieves con-
ScStion and Cures tho Cough. It's
good! Children like 1T 35c. JGivc
IL one trial.)--Adv
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GAINS ONE SENATOR
B AND TWO NEW MEN
s IN LOWER BRANCH

'tContinued From FIRST Pagc)
Mountain advocate., 1921-02-25
DEAD COLORED BABY FOUND

The dead body of Il colored infant
was discovered back of the Booker
T. Moss home Monday, according to
Sheriff Read j. Black. j. +. Dozier
went out to view the body which is
said TO have been well nOurished,
weighing from s to 10 pounds. The
body was sal 10 have been some 25
yards from the home mentioned. A
rock weighing 10 pounds and IA
ounces was resting on les head which
had been crushed, according to Cor
oner Dozier.
Ada Moss, sixteen years of age,
(colored) was arrested Wednesday
and after cross examination, admit
ed being the mother of the child.
but said 1t was born dead and she
took it out to the branch. She was
bound over to the Grand Jury on
$500 bond.