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Evening journal., 1921-02-17
MRS. FOX OPPOSES
THIS BRIDGE TENDER

Mrs. Anna Fox. owner o. a marsh
rabbit plant az Odessa. and also
farm owner o. that section. addressed
Levy Court Yesterday. relative 20 nii-
ing E1e position ofbrir1e- tender at ihe
structure across AppOquinimink creek
AZ Odessa airs Fox. who desires the
court DO appoint Jacob SeEars 70 the
position. said Fhe and Other residents
q tle disiricf think ii should b. fred
~ someone sgho has msds iheir home
M ihs district fo- ycars
Tte present teDdsr. Bushy Shsrr
ntose rsme Ras not mersic1ef tV
Mrs PIX. Bad. she sd. tlriad her
-rars-as al wi1if-. tut wien sts
ws1tsi hin .1 v-1rk En- htr farm Pc
fru1-6st st q tsr AZ result ste
.-sua5 - have lrsi tE- rs.1- @
uteat rtirt t1e rritre-ier1sr Vas
~ have rIL
re ccu-f terf - arfon ir ;hs
matter
Evening journal., 1921-02-17
Cut This Out
simple Home Treatment For Pimples,
Rashos, Facial Eruptions and
Itching skins.

Those who daily suffer from an itching
fiery skin, or those who are hourly em-
harrassed by pimples, rashes or facial
blemishes. will appreciate the value Of
this simple, home recipe that so quickly
brings relief
observation-disclosures skin with hot water
and pure soap. Then rub on little
GeerO WOrmwoOd Balm, and apply hot
steam towel. After removing towel, ap-
ply more palm" and gently massage
for minutes. Repeat treatment for four
ar five nights and note the wonderful
change.
This fragrant, antiseptic WOrmwood
treatment stops the itching Immediately,
leaving a delightful, cooling sensation
that quickly s0othes and comforts the
rough, sore, fiery skin.
Get the genuine "GeerO" WormwOOd
Balm from y. b. Danforth or any good
druggist. Il doesn't cost much and you
can have your money back if not salts
fled
Evening journal., 1921-02-17
NEWARK RIFLE
CLUB Is ACTIVE
New Organization Calls
Members for Second
Meeting Tonight
LEGION, JR. o. u. A. M.
IN CAGE SERIES
special to Tho EveDing Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Feb. i7--Another meet
ins OF the recently organized Newark
tiile Club win be held tonight. and
Nr. Samw0rth. OF the dupont Com-
panN. who Is secretary Of the Ma
ional Rifle Assoc alton. with which
ne local club will be anl4aied. viii
he present and address the club mem
ners. The object OF the organization
IS o. encourage the use OF the nil
larry rii' and pistol. also the small
bore % bre ne.
80 previous meeting the follow
ns officers were elected: President
Waller r. Powell; secretary. =. d..
Brown; treasurer. Ralph W Barrow
and executive officer. z. G. Sintx.
'ther members OF the club are A. p.
iiitle Harry Null. Ernest COrnog. C..
b. Major lr. Alfnzo Messick Fred
strickland Henry Sergeant. Carl r..
Riley. Thomas p Armstrong. Os-
borne y. Banning. Walter ID Holton.
tohn r. Fader, G. B. Dean, Joserh y.
fupp, j. p. Truss. A. l., Geist. leroy
irompton. Lee l.. Lewis Frank
haokey Leslie Jones. Ira Shenander
and Lee g. Chillas.
40 a meeting OF Lieutenant ODsniel
Post american Legion. Tuesday
night. thirteen new members were
iaken in. Starting tonight there will
be a series OF five basketball games
between the Legion team and the
Junior Order American Mechanics
Ave.
Students OF the High school held
an oyster supper at The srmory last
night Tor the benefit OF the school
atehletic associatLp.
At Ne meeiing ~ the New Century
Club on Tuesday former presidents Of
thc club entertained. They were
Mrs. John Pnlng. Miss Frances Hund,
Mrs G o Houghton and Mrs. w. E.
Holton Following the meeting OF
ne club next Tuesday the social
service committee VIII entertain the
seniors and juniors . the High
SnhOoi.
The funeral OF Mrs. Rachel F..
Apsley. aged 66 years. who died on
sunday az the home u her daughter.
Mrs. Tannis Grant. was held yester-
day. The body was taken 70 Wesley
fhspsl RCck Hall. Nd. Tor burial.
The deceased was the mother OF Mel
vile r. Apsley, former chief OF po-
iice ~ Newark.
The annual banquet OF the Della
var College Alumni Association will
b. held in Old CoiieEe Hall saturday
night The indioafsons are there win
~ large attendance. Or. Waller
Hulhhen. president OF the college
win make an address. Members OF
DE faculty and board Of trustees viii
attend
Evening journal., 1921-02-17

the balance OF the week. Eugene
O'Brien, as Michael Strange goes
through many mentally narrowing
experiences in his desire to see life
He returns to his boyhood home
sadder but infinitely wiser man
What transpires in the interim be-
tween the start and the return
forms an intensely interesting and
exciting photoplay. An extra fine
supporting cast, including Eunor
Fair, Frank Losee, Eileen Cassity'
Warren Cook, surround the star.
The added attractions consist OF
snub Pollard. in open Another
Bottle" and Pathe News Of current
events.
Evening journal., 1921-02-17
sEA1EY MUST SUPPORT

With a warning that he must pay
the order OF SO a week against him
for the support OF his three chill
dren, Judge Hastings, in Municipal
Court yesterday. continued for
one week the case of John j. Sea-
ley, who was charged with being in
arrears on the order. Sealey main
tained that he is not earning sufii-
cient money to pay the amount Of
the order.
Evening journal., 1921-02-17
For Indigestion
Mona Is Guaranteed To
Promptly Relieve Stomach
Distress

People go on suffering from little
stomach troubles for years and imagine
they have a serious disease.
They over-eat and force on the stom-
ach a lot Of extra work.
But they never think that the stom-
ach needs extra help TO do eHtra work.
IL these people would take a Mi-O-Na
Tablet with or after meals Il would be
a great big help to the stomach in Its
strain OF OYerwOrk.
Mi-O-Na helps your tired-out stom-
ach 10 do its work and banishes the
cause.
No matter what you eat or drink,
Mi-O-Na will sweeten your sour stOm-
ach aud stop gas belching In i've min
utes. The heaviness disappears and the
stomach Is greatly aided in its work OF
digestion
And An-O-Na not only promptly re-
lieves all distress but II taken regu-
larly, will Danish indigestion.
" b. Danforth and druggists every
where sell Mi-O-Na on the money back
plan.
Evening journal., 1921-02-17
AT THE RIALTO.

George Walsh is playing at the Ri
alto today, tomorrow and Saturday in
From Now On" his big new feature
production.
Walsh, whose reputation and fame
are based on his exceptionally comedic
and dramatic ability, and whose phys
ical prowess comes in good stead, has
an ideal vehicle in the presentation Of
From Now on" In il he indulges in
all manner Of scrapes. physically, con-
tending against the forces hat would
destroy his happiness and even his
life.
Walsh Is being shown the last OF
this week only From Now on" is a
Evening journal., 1921-02-17
ANNoUNCE RUMMAGE SALE

The Federation OF Colored Women
.,,, mold a rummage sale on Febru-
arv 25 and &c at ia Tatnall stree,
Tor the benefit OF the Industrial
Home Donations will be collected
IL the following persons are nollneu n,,l'',
Mrs. NJ. q. Jackson, sl4 ffenen
street or Mrs. r. w. America 81
Tatnall street.
Evening journal., 1921-02-17
AT THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Big Happiness contains a theme so
real and vital taat it will fnd a re-
spOnsive chord in everyone who sees
IT," said Colin Campbell. the noted di-
rector, on the eve OF the completion
OF this Robertson-C Cole super-speclal,
showing Dustin Farnum, the mans
man" Of the screen in ais first great
picture for this company. The picture
win be seen at the New Grand opera
House today.
Evening journal., 1921-02-17
To Free Your Arms
of Hair or Fuzz
CBoudoir seorets)

No toilet table is complete without
a small package of delatone' for with
il hair or flizz can be quickly ban
ished from the skin. To remove
hairs you merely mix into a paste
enough Of the powder and water to
cover the Objectionable hairs This
should be left on tho skin about 2
minutes. then rubbed off and the
skin washed. when it will be found
free from hair or blemish- Be sure
YOU get genuine delatone-
Evening journal., 1921-02-17
At THE OIEFN


Yesterday was a big day all over
Market street. The stores that were
damned for bargains In the morning,
let many Of their shoppers out for an
afternoons visit TO the Queen Theatre,
where the special Anniversary Week
program is in course Of presentation.
The weakness that accompanies q sud
den spring day, the relapse of weari-
ness that comes with pushing through
crowds, were all forgotten in viewing
the special feature, Behold My Wife ~
and in listening to Miss Fonsia Viii
sons soothing rendition OF two excel
lent songs, when You're Away From
the Only Girl" and where Blossoms
Crow
Mack Sennetts comedy, Don't
Weaken" is the added attraction.
Evening journal., 1921-02-17
AT THE SAVOY.

Eugene O'Brien reaches new dra-
matte heights in his latest Selznick
picture. broadway and Home" "
which viii have its first showing at
the Savoy Theatre today and for
Evening journal., 1921-02-17
NIW - ToR GEoRGFIoNN

Srerial tc Ire Evening Journal
GEDRGETOWE. Fet. 1-.-Con-
strrrror - modern banking
house Tor ne Delaware Trust Com
ra-v az the corner % Earket street
ard Public Square. this ciry. VII be
started IN the srrlnE. The institu-
non VIII be one of the ra0Er iupos-
ing ~ any o. the chain % banks
controlled ia the state by the com
pany.
Evening journal., 1921-02-17

knife into the flesh. Not only hard
corns or soft corns, but every kind OF
corn or callus surrenders to "Gets-Bt"
and peels right on IL takes just a few
seconds 10 stop the pain with two or
three drops. Go to your druggist to-
day. Get a bottle Of "Gets-It" Costs
but a trihe everywhere. Your money
beck IL not satisfied. Md. by r. Law
renee a Co. Chicago.
Evening journal., 1921-02-17

picture that lends itself remarkably to
his work and will be higaly appreci-
ated.
Evening journal., 1921-02-17

TRACTOR DEMONSTRATION
The public is invited to SEQ the
Mill and Tractor demonstration all
day Saturday, February 10, at White
northeast corner Front and
orange streets.-Adv
Evening journal., 1921-02-17

Rims For All Car. Automobile
Equipment Co. Third and French. /
ADV.
Evening journal., 1921-02-17
sEDWYNN CARHVAI.s

'"rhe Edwynn Carnival, musical
delight, will be at the Playhouse next
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights,
with Saturday matinee. The carnival
is one Of the best musical comedies on
the road. II played eight months in
New York and three montas In Chi
cago. From Wilmington the show
will go TO Brooklyn.
With the idea OF forcing return to
former theatre prizes, the carnival
will show here at night prices from
70 cents to $3.50. 1'ae matinee price
will be so cents 10 $500.
Evening journal., 1921-02-17

A group OF Winter Gardentbeauties
heads the oo1orts OF charming femi-
nlnity apparelled 10 costumes,of much
color and originality.
Jolsons latest songs are said TO be
among the best he has lad. notably
Avalon BY he HOneysuckle Vine7
and Wow she's Prettyw
Because OF the exceptional length OF
''Sinbad' and the numerous encores
that AL Jolson is compelled TO give,
the evening performance OF the irav-
esiy at the Playhouse will commence
promptly at $40. 10 is absolutely
necessary to start,at this time in order
TO give the entire presentation IN the
time alotLed.
Evening journal., 1921-02-17
oAPPI.E RInSSnMsn

Seats FOR the engagement OF Apple
Blossoms went on sale this morning
at Q O'Clock. for Encouragement at the
Playhouse, which commences next
Monday evening.
In Apple blossoms" will be given
the privilege OF witnessing and enjoy
ing one OF ne finest types-of light oper
eta. Fritz Kreisler and Victor Jacob
have used their individual geniuses in
supplying the melodies and the or
chestrations for the play. This is the
first time that an artist OF such rank
as Mr. Kreisler has offered anything
for liglt opera. he is decidedly proud
OF the work he has accomplished and
expresses his complete pleasure in
good light opera
The music. so extraordinary in itself.
viii De certain b receive a worthy
rendition when J01n Charles Thomas
and Vida Bennett are the principals.
Mr.. Thomas Is one Of the best known
American baritones. who win be re-
called by Wilmlngionisns for his ap-
pearance here in "Maytime." on the
occasion of IFS first presentation. Miss
Evening journal., 1921-02-17


The original Jewell manikins are at
the' Garrick Theatre this week, and
they are certainly contributing their
share TO the merit OF a very clever
bill Their Circus Day In Toyland"
Is an achievement In stagecraft. The
stage IS set to represent the big top
and there is a performance in the ring
that, at a distance, looks like t1e work
OF real live human beings. They 60
through all sorts OF sstunts and dress
like kings and queens, with all OF the
glitter one expects 10 ind in the cir
Gus ring OF the present day. This re-
quires wonderful construction and
manipulation. The act concludes with
a marine battle, in which a battleship,
submarine and airship are seen in ao-
ton. on the whole very realistic.
Evening journal., 1921-02-17
TIE GARRICk.

Bennett was here wita Donald Brian
in "rhe Girl Behind the Gun"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
j. S. PRISONERS HELD
IN RUSSIA REACH RIGA
Kciicf Work Progresses Rapidly
and Desperate Race Is On
With Hunger.
by United NrwH /

LONDON. Aug. &-Thc American
prisoners in Russia whose release
vas demanded as a first condition OF
Americas assistance in tn. Russian
famine have now arrived u, Riga
W"cre They are to be released i'm
mcdiat.ly. according to the Soviet,
delegation IN London.
IN" relief work. meantime has
Teen progressing rapidly ana "A dcs-
ftF's" :acc with hunger is going on
iusS'a, thousands of people being
Enrricd from the famine stricken
districts as fast as they can move.
or the available transportation can
AIRY them
Moscow dispatches rcnor, that In
*'a tered localities the poopi. al
cadN NAY" begun tn suffer acutc!v
~, IA" i""d shortage. In the rest
| the affected area tho pcorlc who
have not managed to clear on, ,rn
W SuhSlSiinr on the small rcscryc
So rks. but as these aye consumed
IN" small areas whore suffering is
row reported VIII increase in number
ana size until the entire vast terri
Tory Incomes Il zone of starvation
he Moscow adviccS state that re.
Ecf committees have arrived i'm ,hn
Sa'haf'' Instruct 10 assist in tn" inn
OF the refugees. ON, r,s.r-
Walton OF 200,o0O acres has been IS
tablished as concentration poin.
Tor the refugees suilicicn, to :iccomo-
nate lDoor families. but housing con-
"itionS ar" very bad OWN. To tho
Shortag" OF building materials. So
ar l3V,""n refugees have been trans
erred 10 regions of comparative
afcty.
IN. SOVIET government Will try 10
..taih skeleton population in the
famine districts in order that recon-
S'Fucil"n may not have 10 star; from
scratch when the crisis is over. |,
: 'a>i"" 10 transfer tn. sufferers
rom IN" famine areas 20 unaffected
zones than I" transport food into III.
STRICKEN Snction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
CONSTABLE MOT SURE NOW
THAT HE ARRESTED BRYAN
IHy AssOciatcd Press.

ANTIOCH. Ill, Aug. whether
William Jennings Bryan. former
Secretary Of state really was ar
rested here las, week. because the an
tomobilc in which he was travelling
Was exceeding the spool limit. was
q moor question today. l.. H. Cong
don. the constable who was credited
with making the arrest. and who was
DISCHARGED last might by Frank King.
the village president. said today he
was not sure.
-, might have been Bryan or il
might have been someone else" said
King today. 'COnEdon said he was
not at All sure whether il really was
Bryan! bui he was sure that the man
whose machine he stopped said he
WAS bryan
tonGdon was discharged because OF
complaints as to his mthods i'm deal
ms with automobiiists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
Winchester section Returns

lSpCcial 10 The Times Dispatch.
WlNCilt:STER. VA. AUG. 3.-rhc
city Of Winchester vote in yesterdays
Democratic primary was: Tucker.
ca: Trinklc. u.s.: Gilpiu. iSG: Gunn.
3e': West Il. Fitzhugh. -, Adams.
sos; roikcs. 22G, House of Delegates:
boyd X. Richards. 5SS: H. NJ Funk.
800. city Treasurer: William r. Barr.
incumbent. 67G: II. w. Ritcnour. 35S :
w. Nj. Fletcher, Is. Commissioner of
Revenue; j. l., Maphis. incumbent.
~: oscar Lewis. 251
with one precinct missing. Fred
cricE county vote was: Trinklc. G71 /:
Tucker $50: Gum. 72E; Gilpin. lG5:
West. 81; fitzhugh. >; adams. 7GT !.
F"'k"s. -: Richards. 81, Funk. i2O.
Clarke County was. Tucker. $50;
Trinkl". 325. Gilpin $50. Gum. 300.
West. l.. Others were not reported.
Warren County voted: Trinklc. 3S2.
Tucker. 22a; Gi!pin. 3i2: Gum, zoo:
West. io9
Shenandoah County. nearly com
rl.'c. gave Trinklc. 1872. Tucker. 3SS
Gum. 725; Gilpin. IL. West. 1863. Fitz-
hugh. -; Adams. i2o; rolkcs. l@i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
PLAN RESTORATION OF SHAFT
TO BRYAN'S FOREBEARS
IRN AssncinIcd prcss.1

POINT PLEASANT. W. VA. Aug 2
~ movement was set on foot here
To-Day /" replace, by populnr subscrip-
Ton. the monument over the grave OF
tn" grandparents 81 William j. Bryan,
which was destroyed by vandals dur
ing on OF Mr.. Eryans political cam
paisns.
Mr. Bryan arrived here 10 visit the
graves OF ms iorchcars, Mr.. and Mrs
J"hn trNan who moved into this
community from Rappahanncck
County. Va, in 1891. They we're
buried on The farm now owned by c.
u, Arlington. three miles from Point
Pleasant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
Thousands Suggest Name
for Nineteenth Babe

tSpcy'ai TO The Times Dispatch
l.fNCllBUltG. VA. Aug. B.
"hcn +. q. Shancr. Il merchant
mere. asked several weeks ago for
the people OF LynchburE to aid
him in naming his nineteenth
baby boy. he did not think he
would he bcsicgcd with letters
from all parts OF the country be-
'auS" h" did not know several
press associations would carry the
story under a l.ynchburp ditc line.
Eut, ii has resulted in letters
from all parts OF the country. aud
the distinction o.: naming the
baby has been given To an archi-
tect. NJ T.. Stewart. of Cairo. Ga.
WIZ" suggested the name stew
art" after the old English family
which settled III THE, country 500
years ago aud later went 10
Georgia. MIR. Stewart has been
asked To supply IL" m3ddl" nam.
for the three month-oid child
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
CANON CITY FLOODED
BY ARKANSAS RIVER
lRN Assoclntch IT, l

CANON CITY, col. Aug. Flood
waters az the Arkansas River which
swept down upon south canon, q
suburb, and the lower part of this
,ltN Yesterday had disappeared today.
leaving nearly scor" OF families
homeless ANA causing damage unof-
'rI"lly Stlmatcd at more than $500.
600
canon city was isolated from com
m"hi1htion with the outside world
except for on" telephone Tine to Den
Yer. Railroad tracks for miles around
wer" washed out ana officials do nor
expect resumption OF normal srvice
for several days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has been e.,
coded.
While General Vaughan has
stated that he will become a can.
date for this office. it is known =,
such strong pressure has H..
brought to hear. that he will ,
q" able TO refuse
General Vaughan Is president
tn" Good Roads Association. pro
d'nt OF the Eanking House
Vaughan " Company. OF Frank
and is one OF the leading mcnb,
OF the Underwater Automobile As,
cation. several prominent Sou,
'npt"n citizens visited Suffolk II
afternoon and were in conf,rou
with leaders in the Democratic ran
here regarding III" candidacy
General Vaughan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
FLAHERTY AGAIN HEADS
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
INN N.anclnlrI 10. |

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. a-l,mcs
Falhcr,y. OF Philadelphia. today
was reelected FOR the seventh time
supreme knight Of the knights Of
columbus at tn" thir,v-uinth am
Iual convention lcrc. pthcr officers
elected were:
Martin II. carmIly. Grand Rapids
Mich. deputy supreme knight: Will
Ham j. MCG'n!cy. New York. supreme
secretary, Joseph 4. r,il"ticr. Bos-
ION, supreme advocate. Daniel j. CAT
lnhuu. Washington. -. t.. supreme
treasurer; Dr y. W HUckl"!. st
iaui. Milan, suprvm" physician and
David +. supple. SAN Francisco. ru-
Jr.mc warden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04

thoughts OF :, rla.cr-,.ian"-

"tt certainly IL tnuSh To out
live your uopuinrit! the way
have with this family. rnn re-
member when the whole crowd
wonld gather around mr every
evening. I never Ind minutes
rest Till midnight.
= hurc did hnt out over There
anu MI those war sOn.~, bat no
body ever buys - new roll Tor me
nuw.. Those wrrr the days.
NOW. 81! owner il getting read.
"Whnt do .ou make of this,
Ia play me FOR sumo strange lad,
who Just rnmc in. Gee. hut Tim
stiff haven't hit ~ note TOR sIN
months.
I'm embarrassed - play all
these uid tuncs-but Z haven't u
thing later than Missouri Waltz
and 'SmiIrs.' she Seem. pleased
With nae, though. I've roi lots az
music In me yet, 10 somcbod.'d
huy mr some new rolls.
"iioornh! Tint Indy's bought
me- She says shes been want
ing u piHu" like me md that she
came right around here the min
ute size saw my owner. nd In
the classified columns Of i1dn,'S
Dispatch.
81 might have knovn thni."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
How the Candidates Won

the lieutenant Govcrnorship. Adams
has carried the distric, on the Cor
porati"n Commissions
Trinkic carried every ward of the
city. the forty nine precincts of Pitt
sSlNaniL and each of the eight coun-
Ties. This is based on reports that
'arr"il aud Grayson gave him majori.
ties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04

hANNli.LE. VA. AUG 3-Thc race
Tor til" House OF Delegates from Pitt
'ENlvania * SO close that IL viii re-
duire an official count to determine H.
u. :. Warren is safely returned, hut
u. u. Shepherd and {. X. Warren are
running neck -ind-ncch with two pre-
cincts missing. y light was made on
u. :. warren lcCauSc a.! his alleged
iail"r" 10 sign the cooperative mar
hctins contracts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
Tucker tnrrirs snrr,

SURHY, VA. Aug g. with cxccp.
ton of Spring Grove precinct. which
may be thrown out due to :rrcEulari-
ties. vote complete is. Tucker. sos.
Trinklc, zoo: West A3a. Gum. 30:
Gilpin, 80; Fi,zhugh. l. Smith. l2o.
Hobbs. 1879: McCollcr. 296: Adams. 423.
FolkcS l2o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04

''"n trial, except the fun power run
on. here today
N'"f Admlral &. T.. I'lunkctt, prcsi-
"eh' 81 ia" hoard OF inspection ann
survey. said the result WAS very
s"ils!hctory, top speed OF $40
knots showing Ahe would not be out
clsssed by other destroyers tried
here. 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04

IND'clnI 70 Tho TIm's- spntCh
pA\Nlll.E. VA. Aug. Returns
from the Firth District were far from
complete tonight despite efforts 10
secure them. Carroll aud Grayson
have not been heard from. while from
others incomplete figures on the gov
cruorShip ar" alou. available
Trinklc'S majority viii bc approx
matclY $500, with West Icadin. in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
BOOST GENERAL VAUGHAN
FOR VESTS SENATE SEAT
FRANKLIN Tanker and Good Roads
Worker Urged to inter
Politics.
LSneeiaI u The Times nLspa,ch

ESPECIAL 1" The Times Dispatch
StFFo!.k. VA. Aug. 3-Annouucc-
i'ch' WAS made here tonight; that
friends OF General e. q. Vaughan.
OF Franklin. Southampton county.
va nave today Insisted tina, thus
prominent Southampton citizen be
come candidat" for State senate
rom mis- district {" succeed soma
tor j. l.. West. whose nomination as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
Giles County Results.

Special to The Times Dispatch
FEAltlSBtEG. VA. Aug. Stiles
County complet. gives Trinklc. S3S:
Tucker. ~ Gum. l5i. Nest. 100.
Gilrin. $50; F!tHhuEh. So; Adams. .1i
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04

DANNlIl.E. VA, AUG with
ritsylvania County virtually com
plct". returns show that L. : War
ron and c. K. Warren have both teen
chosen To represent the county ia tin.
House Of Delegates