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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-16

1poN &c THE MASTER PRINCIPLE OF
THE BLOOD AND BLOOD ID LII :;
Our forefathers ate the husks OF grams anu
tbn skins and peels of vegetables ana ifui'S'
rich in strength-giying organic lron' Out Iiol.
ern methods of cookery throw all these lhlnss
away hence the alarming increase IN IeoeIl g
ware in Anaemia-iron starvation OF tne
hood with all its attendant Ills.
When. as a result of iron starvation. you &c.
60, feal;rS tired in the morning, when you mo
voursef nervous, irritable and easny upSe,'
y,ben you can no longer do your Day rOiA
,,,;,ho.It being all tagged out al nght' si'eh
,,our digestion all goes wrong, or you hdse
-. ,-ross the back, shortneSs OF orealh,
- -. 1,Init.tion or your face hooks pale ano
- donot wait until you go alto pieces ana
-zi,sr,s. IN a state of nervous prostrstlon' OF
- :, vo,,r weakened condition you con
80 -, .oroe serious disease, but consult your
S-S;t,, ,,hvsicisn and have hrm take speei-
-. ~ vo1r blood and make a pioou
~, NJ . of yo1r red blood ccrpuscies OF o.,
- -. -. i-on-poweT Of your blood y0urSeH
- l,,4;-,, nlenty Of spinach. carTo1s, o. oliei
~ -,-,ts;ninz fruits and vegetables 70 yolI
i.Jy tod and take Organic Hon VIZ p
18Th them for while sna sce - -.
-,T,ch vour condition improves Inoz - -
g r..o1le have surprisingly inIe4se1 - -.
s'-r,zth. energy and endurance ~
,.-ks time by this sEnpte eAP-i -. -
a. n. sure the iron you take IS o. en-
- iron and not m~ssii1c ron ~''1n -.
.-,--Ilz tzjre and V'5-Ch Is mace y -
-, cf Stroaig y is On srTl-aii - -
:, .ntirely s.Terezt iTon U'fl'
t-,1. The fat tf ii HesI F-7- - -. -
- =, whit ~ -. s. ~ s'p- -
= J.. f4aF- ? u
oct prc'7e ,--z1r- ira ~
NrGsfed -.s ..-a ftst or
srh E'l ...-5Ntsszieiy esri
- . e-''''- .a.-.s...} to eating
zleuf isa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-16

sufficient labor can be donated 70
take care Of the excess, which ~
about s400, the bridge viii be
built as soon as the water condi-
tions permit.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-16

JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-16

THERE ARE 10000 100000 RED BLOOD CoKfooCi
- volr blood and each one must have IRON
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-16
The Vatican at Rome
Recommends Nuxated Iron
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-16

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,.,-..y,t.-. -f -zsi.- .st-rr - o. = -
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-16

Nuxated Iron CONTAINS ORGANIC IRON LIKE The iI0I N
IN YOUR BLOOD and LIKE THE RON in sFANACh| Len
1TTc AN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-06
Cowart is Examined
For Appointment as
Shorthand Reporter

Carey Covart made application
saturday go Judge Henry Bishop
NJ the district court for appointment
'n The poatn. ~ drput, shorthand 20.
porter fo. tho court Judge Bishop ap.
pointed 1s 1r vamuiua committee.
8 a Lumut.r 70 q ppiu and \ N.
Nuoi who m,f Boo th, district court
'pW tf $3.50 D. m aud conducted the
sanitation pf 90, applicant aa FOO his
Hr.u. lri fitness for appointment
'h. position applied f.I lv him The
Hwm.ue. conducted tb, examination
.nr about 1n hour
Th. rH0. .f the committee has not
scr hs,n m1d. 'H Judge Bishop. but
.I.. hf presented go tine court on Non
Hr OIL. Tuesday
Nlr ConHi moved io Amarillo from
l.Hr during The month Of Scptcn
~ h1s h."r ruvtr secretary "a
GOD Joseph N UHn. d. $ Public Health
service Cincinnati urd Chicago and
' n fHt .ta iE E..n reporting
H.l .Ir .or tEa government iu
f.n o. T.H. Unrh Sarg.
hni.s ron rH. m. hIa. tery
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-06
SALE OF BONDS
C 0M { S BEFORE
Commissioners
OFFER Is MADE TO PUR
CHASE s39s, 900 WORTH
OF BONDS.

Discussion ~ ff. sale - sass 900
worth Of bonds voted more than r. year
.t. Hfs Dtf0rr OBJ. CTS commission a.
lf lIIdar secession Yesterday ~ -
Crosby. representing e. " McNear
.rd C.mmr. of Chicago has been In
.h. .If for tsH Days and yesfer
a. attempted o. ..ose "a deal with tho
.H s0r
However ft.. Hrre ao many legal
"details 100 D. rEan into consideration
u..fhrr With frr smoothing OUT Of
other dffn'un- that no definite
MON. 500 reached Another meet
ne nII 20. h,.d Nonday morning about
... Iula
T.HutIrr ur. the bonds which Mr
crosby hls rnrfemplated purchasing
r bs company Auditorium library,
.t ulr naI hYld.ug $500 900. in.
r Hln. rsteus~in sanitary
100000 sanitary sewer disuosal
.Iut 100000
Th... f.is F.r, issued oct T.. 1920.
...l .oHiI d.fu Interest from that date
Changing fn.F maturity from optional
.. s..Hir l.l running 90 t0 % wears
fH. principle change that Is resired
fh' bond company
%. IHs. 40 mo weak bond market. Il
..I I. t..u necessary tG increase tho
HHu -..nn to fhs bond company %
.a.m- 20 rnmul't, tho -ni. As ANA
U. s operating under 'ho statutes as
citr instead ~ under legislative art
Fort Worth and several other Teyns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-06
ANNA CASE WILL
SING IN AMARILLO
ON NOVEMBER %
NOTED SOPRANO CONVEYS
SPIRITUALITY IN HER
CONCERTS.

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f,.rI Ia-. ,f,,d,, ...-g >..
.f tho p,lt So. ..,b....t
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t.. s...f .rti.f f-o,, - .tD.,. .s
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..rts f4.. altboygb La, ro, an
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TO BIZ. t. d.slrih.
T.. ....f .f th.. .r .. ....Irs
bahama. B.. .l,.r, .t.. .. t.. ...
..... .t.. received f.. ras.
r... Western r,il,... .t ..Duas
4U... i. r.t given FOL u. .s ..as.us
IT,. .f... .u.. Is p.Irt.. 10 tH. home
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-06
School Election to
Be Held Tuesday In.
Court House Lobby

Hour fpr the school 'l.I election
..8 H h, frm So Poo p m
ud fh. nnt voting place $500 o.. 10 the
court Horsr .hir TAis rU he % .ps
Hl election lIl,I by th, tmrn0 Ir.
lr,nd,r' boot District m mo pun
oa. ~ voting 70 o0n Boo bonds fIr
ifdiuo. and improvements p The
plfI Hn. vsteu
Judges aUN nr g. r. q Hn hH
- Gttn 1rI ~ D. U1mrles J.
H.H.'H AND = simmons VH De-
..rt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-06

o. ..f .H.I sf. raven .1s.e st -..res
30 .f .fh.r times De u. apHrI-s TO
IH .aak o.t fa worms Wtfa's Craan
Nar 'urs IL fhs remedy fa uH D.
I. fhem uf rIaU . STA N
.andaI ulas Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
COOLERS CAPTURE TWO
GAMES FROM BUILDERS

rETEsSErHi. VA. MAY Out
MT IN both games. but hittin. in the
rinc'i"S and playing crror:usS BAH
Petersburg took both ends OF a
doubt. header from the Newport News
Shiphuild"rS her" this Afternoon. The
l'uiidcrS were blankrd Ia IN. nrSt
game. t. .. while the second game
went 10 the locals. to =. after New
port News had krottcd III" count in
the seventh.
Although they touched Main for
eight hi;s in the nrst game, ;ne
Build"rs wer" unal ic L. connc,, M
opportunc times aud never threatened
~" Trunkmakrrs after tn. nTth IN
ninE Foley yielded hut five hits. hut
Miller'S triple ana Janscn's long fly in
n" fourth spelled defeat for him.
Nogis error. stolen base ana
hit resulted in the second local tally
ia the sixth
tn" second same was MP ans tuck
throughout Sending one ;ally across
in tho third inning on n nclicr.s
choice and hit ctcrshurg hcld the
lead until the seventh when Two
singles, a felder's choice ana a sacri-
lie" gave tn" builders a run They
added another in ~" nrN- inning when
HilzinScr lead on with "A double and
scored on Nolan'S hit. which followed
Lakes single. CoIwcll rctrc,i INC
s,df With the ineu on the path Tho
Trunknak"rs won the game in next
ian" when. with t,-o uu- Martin
hit. stole second and scored on Yer
mily"a's double DELANEY registered
N.rmi lyea with triple to right
First game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
FIRST ENCOUNTER GOES
TO INVADING TRUCKERS
NC0ntinucd Ernm First rnge

'''' '-N'''
hits. bat the wallo?s on Howe proved
FIRST 6ascinan ilockson. Of the
Truckers, proved 10 be the batting
nero al III. afternoon. for in the
fourth inning of the first gam" he
hit tn" longest drive ever seen on "a
Richmond h"ld The blk boy smack
ed one OF lluwr'S swift ones over ihc
fence near tn" sat" in center field
There wcr" many in the park who de-
CIarrd that the drir" went easily 800
feet.
Portsmouth obtained an early lead
III tn" nrSt game by scoring u run
III tn" urst inning. thanks ia the soy
~ condition OF the field. with Man
ar"r Won on second base. GloVksou
hit a high ny To center cid. but Hook
hecain" tangled in the mud and the
ha'l hit in from, Of him .,ud the bat
ter reached second safely. NioN scor-
ing. Glu"kSOr'S home run ia the
fourth aud k"llcrman's run in the
seventh ond"! the scoring Cor Ports
mouth during the first game.
ANGELS" .\rraEom was responsible
10, Hichmond'S only run Of tn" nvst
game. In the eighth inning. IN" Gu
ban l"d OF by SINGING To right f.Id
II" advanced 10 SECOND on an iniicld
on; ana scored on Shann"n's single
TO lcf, n"ld
lefty smith and Sou,hpaw Ter
hun" were tn" "pp"sin. u itch"Ts in
the second game. and they. too.
proved stinGy with their hingl"s, al
though the We're wild. Smith allowed
sour hits. Will. the Colts secured i've
OF TrrhtIn-.
In the Second inning OF tn" last
Fam" Richmond secured lead of
four runs. Willirrou reached hrSt on
e irld"r's choice 'irc"ua" was
walked ami Smith was hit. iilling the
bases. Baker drew II walk and Will
lgr"d was forced in. ArraG"n then
hit two-baGg"r ~ i"f-ccntcr-
fence. scoring three runs.
Portsmouth put M a game light
and scored ;w" runs In til" second
inning and one, IN the third aud
i"nrth frames. Manager NinN parked
IN" bail over the cft-crnt.r-ficld
fence for til" the visitors last run
Bangs knocked one over the left
h"ld fence for the next to the last
tally.
'"nt"r Fielder iiock again fcatta Il
ii"r Richmond by making several ar
h"uit catches
Th, score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
WILSON AND SUFFOLK
SPLIT D0URLE-HEADER

WILSON. " e. May 7.--Wilscn ana
Sunolk divided t"day's double hill.
the c!arkit.S winning the FIRST by the
score of TO - ana the cats noSing
out tn" second. :, to =. The feature
of III" first Gam" for the visitors was
the sensational hitting aud fielding
OF Black. Will" the fielding %; Roth
and the pitching of webb featured
for tn" locals. In the second ScS-
sion. J"lim pitched We'll for the home
club. Will" the tightening up OF
Eurns for the visitors with men on
the paths. was OF II big league ma
tur".
The all-round playing of Roth and
ii"ahS nom" run to deep lcft-ccutcr
stood out for TIL" locals. while IN"
ali-r"und playing or Elack and the
ptChinE OF Turns featured for tho
visitors.
mn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
YALE DEFEATS TIGERS
IN DUEL TRACK MEET
Old Eli Captures Iinrd-Fought Com
test by Score Of 80
to AZ
tEy Associated prcrs1

PRINCETON. y. j.. May 7.-Yn,e
athletes defeated Princeton In a dual
track meet here today 5G points TO As
~ was one OF the hardest-fouph,
meets ever held here. the result be.
ing IN doubt. until the last event. tho
~ yard dash which Fcldnan. of
ale won In % seconds NAT.
Al OF the thirteen events were
''"Sc'! contested with tho exception
'i 'he "nc-mi!c run III when Yal.
won MI three places. Campbell rnish
'hs hrst, and Reed ana Nnn,-erpyl ro
IItpec.!rcly second and third. ~
oEers carried the Tigers TO victory
IA .nc o.nile run after "A rru.lli,,"
pattle with J. H. S;c,rs. Ms Team
S, ,r ana w. Hillcs. and Yn...
IHurs finished second. aud liiIcs.
,,nlrd. several Princeton record. 49,.
! rphrn. but no intercollcyiutc runrks
we're cndanScrcd One Df rho NJ,
standlnS TEXTURES OF the nclI ,v.,,,,
Was the leap Of r. W I,nJn,,
are bi! mpic champion i'm ,hr hI,,h
lunp H." cleared the bar a, XIX 80
y inchcS, clipping three Inches OH IN,
While Princeton cook seven FRA,
places I" SIN FOR Yale tho Fills over
came THIS by winning nine second and
eight third places. 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
NORFOLK LOSES DOUBLE
HEADER TO ROCKY MOUNT

NORFOLK. VA. MAY HARRISON
and SlappcS. holding the local Int
,srS more effectively in the pinches
man III" opposing boxmcn. and the
."IncciS hitting NOR" upportunely
Rocky Mount this afternoon vrubbrd
poth ends of a double bill by tho
Scor" OF 10 1 ana 3 ia . In the
nrSt game Eckcrt was hit hnr,l IN
the third and ninth The second zane
WAS box duel between Harrison AMI
Warh0p. in which three scratch hits
gave the visitors the victory Wins
ION hitting in both games featured!
foth teams heldcJ fast in the second
game.
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
TWILIGHT LEAGUE WILL
OPEN SEASON THIS WEEK

The Twilight League VIII open
Monday evening at u:l5 L. NJ. at &.
e. ~ Held with I!urk opposing Brnucr
These games Will be played each even
ing AZ G:l5 l.. NJ. with the exception
of " cdnc sdays
ON "Wednesday. all postponed or
tied games VIII h" played. There will
~ no games on Saturdays. The fol-
loving is The schedule for this week:
Monday, TURK rs. Rraucr. Tuesday.
Mark vs.. Mold: Thursday, Braucr VS.
Node. Friday. Mark VS.. Burk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
NAVAL ACADEMY BEATS
U. OF VA. IN TRACK MEET
Try Associa,cI rrns.l

ANNAPOLIS MD. May 7.-r-uivor.
SHY al Virginia was defeated in Il
uual Track ana field meet with IN.
Naval Academy. on tn" local a"id this
afternoon. tho !inal score being ~ 10
~ virginia took only thrc. nrs,
pihcet. ttpi'crn"ss, Shepherd. Mckee
and Curtis, of Navy. won the ,wo-
mile relay. in eight minutes. seven
teen and four-ffths seconds Monc..
wicZ starred for Navy. with nrsts In
the quarter and half milo. and sec.
nnd In the hundred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

" Tvrhunc tSmith. Grc.nac). Left on
bases Richmond, s: Portsmouth, =
FIRST base on vrrOr-RiChmond q;
Portsmouth, !. Bases ON balls-ofI
Smith. :: OF Tcrhune. Is. Struck out
by Smith. =; by Tcrhunc. :. Time of
game. IA. tmpircs-Itilcy and Big
hic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

1917 ~ N"rfolk, Z. Double plays
!" itchEcs 10 Kelley. stolen
ihSion' j. Voter. !. stuck
harrison. 6: by Eckert. 9
i,"t on paiis OF Yarrison 8; OF
Il" liit batsmcn--rarriso
IT, ,hachN): Eckcrt. ,chishoimI
time OF gamc-i:3S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
OLD ELI EASILY DEFEATS
U. OF VA. BASEBALL TEAM
GBy Associated prcsx1

NEW HAVEN. May 7--Ynlo easily
defeated University OF virginia hero
To-Day, TaHenn"r. FOR Virginia, rc-
placed Harrison in the sixth
score by innings: Y n !:
virginia olO nnn 400
Yale ..,-...... 2ol 90 llIx--s II
batteries N!rEinia-Tav.nn.r ana
Pari>h; fal"---coN" and Peters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Trnck Meet IL close

COLUMBUS. OHIO. May First
place by Stipo. in tho hammer throw.
the last event OF the day. gave Mich
ican Il G9-to-6i victory over Ohio
state IN n fast field and track meet
this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
suffolk.
Totals
'NhlS - -
'cOrc by innings.

Suffolk .. POI uOn O2O-a
Wilson . 100 600 :,
summary. Home run 49, II - Il a..
Three has" hit Mathny Two-basc
hit-roolc. First base on balls-on
JOLT. off Pollock. |: off BURNS. o.
Struck out-hy Jolin. 3; nv Pollock.
o; by Burns, .. Hi, by pitched ball
by i"iin. PoolD: hv Burns. |
Gumy). Innings pitched by JoliT
Z; by Pollock, =: by Burns. O. Hits
on Jolin. in innings: of Pollock
in innings. Losing pitcher
Jolin. Double plays-Black to kearn.
Passed ball. Burns. Attendance
500. tmpircS--lIarpcr and Gilroy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Norfolk,

summary Trsl-ha.e h;-iiow
has. hit Spencer. Left on bascs-
ROCKY Mount. y: Norfolk Q Sacri-
nc" hit Kelly stolen basc--BurEc.
Spcnc"r Double plays; Spencer 10
curry: Curry I" kclliher Struck nj,
by Slaprcy. :: by WARRIOR. 3. i,as.s
on bn'lh- Slappey, S. WARRIOR. ( Wild
pitch WARRIOR. Time hours I'm.
pir"s-Roth and Rcvcilc .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Petersburg.

SUWWhry: Two huSc hiiS-MHriin.
holland Thrc"-ba~c hits NIill.r.
stolen bases Wood. - MncAInhan
Double plays--t"rCoran To MacNianan
20 ':rhnnisnn. liaa" on hniIs-on
Foley. ' Left on baScs-N cwpor;
News. .: n";crss urc. s. Sacrifice t.y-
Jansen. struck Out-hy Main. 4 ny
Foley. |. Passed balls-Lak" Time
pt game. la. Umpire WcStcryclt
and Keenan,. Attendance. 1000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

by Johnson, {. Hit Ivy pitched ball
.\.ii" ana Black. Douhl. play
Walker ia Duffy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Crimson Runner. Win.

cAMHitlDGE MASS, May The
Harvard track tcarn defeated tho Mas.
sachusctts Tech team today. g, 10 a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Dual Meet tu iown.

IOWA CITY IOWA. May =. '"w'
Won the duni trnck meet with So
wCstcrn today. 100 20 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

" ~ " " VIZ 70
np2 ITO uou I
base hits Nrrd
mis- shannon.
:. NipN. stolen
lOSrir.' Hit by
1H!ih ,Gprsc'rCcl .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08


summary: Two base hits-winston
Raymond Voter. Champagne and
Ecllihcr Left on bus,s-Rnrkv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Portsmouth.
30
iit for Howe in ninth.

|''Tt ny INTIflES. n
ii"hinonh ........ 900 600 OiO-l
portsmouth 100 i0i O00--3
summary Two-hase hits-Glock-
S"f shannon. Home run--tiloCks
stolen bases VloX. kcll.rinan
Sncrihc" hits Stuart. Howe lit by
pitched bal by Howe ,Kclicrmanj.
l.'tt on bases Richmond. .. Ports
'h"H'h' o. FIRST haS" on error Rich
uond .: Portsmouth, / BASES on
naIls-oH Howe, .: OF Mc,iloughlin.
struck out-by Howe, Z bv Nc
GlauEhlin. 3, Time OF samr-nnc
h'Hr ana III -hrc minutes. Umpircs
Riley and Bigbic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

gpn Three ht q.
Home runs Bang,
bases ARA EOu, -
pitched hall ny :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Penn Mutual.

Score ny innings Il
Taxa Noln ..... 900 col 0@u 1t
q Penn Mutual ........ 200 0io on2
" Summary: Two-NnSc hits-W Whit
9niorc Eurnham- johnson. stolen
3baSrS -C-oss'cy. Buruham CIV. Double
aplay Uurrram 20 roh lit by pitch
Sed hail prarcc Left OH bases
TIA ka X oln, .; Penn Mutual. struck
Nout by p,arcc =. Narticr. 10. I'm
spir. -Oucsty AMI iioSru".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

.yrs.,,.r...s,,zu,,,.,-,r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
FIRST GA ME,

oN't!S ...'......'' 81 "a !"
ROCKY Mount ......... oOi ono 0O5-.
NnrfniE nnu IN, ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-14

1913 Woodrow Ave.
These houses are we'll
locate ed, have s large
rooms, S lie eping porch,
brick mantel in living
room, hot-water heat, oak
floors, tile bath, laundry
tubs, and garage. Every
thing for a modern home.
Phone Madison 212S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-14
ARREST MAN ON CHARGE
OF ATTEMPTED MURDER

Special to The Times Dispatch.1
WINCHESTER. VA, Aug. BE.
NJ. Hcrndon. of Atlanta, Ga. con-
struction foreman Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. is in a
serious condition in Memorial Hos
pital here with n largo bone In his
left leg shattered by n pistol bull
let. and an cmploye named Owen,
also OF Atlanta, is in Jail at Front
Royal, Warren County. charged with
shooting Hcrndon with intent To kill.
y message today from Front Royal
said owen is being held for the grand
jury owen was said to have been
discharged for some reason not given,
and to have demanded transportation
back TO Atlanta. which was refused
by Herndon after ne had received
Geographic instructions to that eff
feet.
Saying he would get the transporta-
'tion somehow. Owen is said To have
whipped out revolver impulSivcly
and fired. the bullet striking Hcrndon
in the leg and SCATTERING the bone.
The men are reported to have had
some words previous to the shooting
over OWENS refusal to sign a pay
voucher without transportation costs
being included therein.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-14
VICTIMS OF "CLUTCHING
HAND" ATTENDING DANCE

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
WINCHESTER. VA. Aug. ia
party OF young men Of Winchester
attending n horse show dance last
night at Jordan Springs. were the
victims of a 'clutchinE hand" accord
ing to story told here today with
names of those concerned concealed
While the dance was at its height.
the Winchester men sent two of their
number to town for jug Of moon
shine whisky and dozen or so
bottles of fountain drink for
"chasers." After the little party had
gone off in the darkness in an auto
mobile and were sampling the white
lightning" a hand reached out from
inky space. as it were. snatched the
jug and vanished.
. Those who had been smacking
their lips and tapping their tongues
at once started in pursuit, but the
"clutching hand" like the reel" Nil
Ian. was nowhere to he found
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-14
ROADS WILL ALLOW ONLY
STRAIGHT PAY FOR OVERTIME
lHy AssocIntcd prcssl

NEW YORK. Aug. I3.-DecisIon or
me United states Railroad Labor
BOARD 10 allow only the regular rate
Oh pay for time worked in excess OF
'itnt hours Il day or for Sunday and
MONDAY work. was branded as unfair
today by the executive committees VI
the board Of chairncn of the Broth.
.rhood Of Railroad Sirnalmcn OF
america. II was pointed out in n
resolution adopted by the committee
mat prior to the boards ruling the
men had received time and a half
ior overtime and sunday and holiday
work.
Another resolution, however. ac-
crDtcd "A wage cut Of = cents an hour
for all signalncn. and & cents an hour
for all helpers.
The resolution Of protest asserted
that the boards decision would work
Il further decrease I'm the pay of en-
ploycs and declared the chairmen
would not be responsible for any
;uturc action that may be taken by
tho employees they represent"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-14
COUNTESS EX-HUsBAND
AGAIN. BECOMES BENEDICT
Suffolk Man Takes North Carolina
Brfdc-Wctltiing I'm
Norfolk
Especial to The Times.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
SUFFOLK. VA. Aug. I3.-Jethro &,
felton we'll known real estate man
OF suffolk. and former husband OF
Countess Emily Eusenic de L.aFay-
cite, yesterday again tried. the mat
rimonial moose. a license having been
issued TO him in Norfolk 10 marry
Mrs. Ella Smith Cain. of Roxobci
y. G.
Jcthro FELTON,. In 1919. then nbout
~ years old. was married in Dover
Del. to Emily Eugene de La Faycttc
then travelling with n hcatrical
troupe and claiming To TIC II member
OF noble French family.
Young FELTON, was many years
younger than the countess. who came
back to Suffolk with him and re-
manned at bis home in tho County
OF Nanscmond from January. 1919
until February Is of the same ycar
when. tired OF quiet country life. she
TOOK genuine French" leave.
divorce was granted 10 MIR. Fol.
ton in the Nansemond County Co>r,
In May. 1920.
Mrs. Cain. 70 whom tho license In
we'd again TO FELTON, was granted is
also a divOrccc.
About four weeks ago her former
husband. Cain. forcibiy took from her
their 6-yGar- odd son.