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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-08-31

Miss Alene Solverson returned
from visit with friends at Taylor.
Income Assessor P. H. Knutson
has been confined to his home with
rheumatism.
Frances Older, Margaret Drink
wine and Mrs. Van Morrison were La
Crosse visitors on Thursday.
Mrs. t. N. Slime of LaFarge and
daughter, Miss Neena Of Helena, Mon
tana, visited with Mrs. Nels Solverson
and other relatives in the city.
-Jens Vigdahl and family drove to
Holman today. Jens will return to-
morrow while the family viii visit at
the Harold Johnson home for week.
Mrs. A.J.Akervold, who has been
spending the month here with her
parents and friends in and around
Viroqua will leave Saturday afternoon
for weeks visit at Lacrosse, after
which she will return to Eer home in
Minneapolis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-08-31
Che Opfimo

IT. T. Fortney and family were in
from Franklin, Thursday.
Mabel Halter, who has been en-
ployed at Retreat, is at home for a
visit.
--Jens Vigdahl and family and Miss
Thea Thompson motored to Manning
and spent Sunday at the Martin Rob
inson home.
John Sanger and wife drove to
Boscobel, Sunday. His brother, Jake
and wife returned with them to re-
main week.
Mrs. P. Hanson has been tn &
guest of her daughter, Mrs. f. ].
Older, for several days. She has gone
to Westby to visit other children
Sheriff Gorsline spent the week
end on official business at Waukesha,
Madison and Milwaukee, accompany
ing Elmer Shannon to the latter place
where he is being treated for nervous
breakdown.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-08-31

-Telmo pure fruit preserves sold
My at Thompson & Stout Grocery.
II can furnish board and room for
our young ladies or young men. Call
t GA South Main st. 34-2
FOR SALE-Ten room house with
wo lots, in fine location and good con-
ition. Easy terms. Mrs. G. d. Will
Jams, 221 E Court Street. 33-tf
-LOST-Six months of valuable
|uilding time this year. Anyone de-
iring to avoid further delay see us
Immediately. j. E. Nuzum & Sons.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-08-31
Get the best in evaporated milk
at the Thompson & Stout Grocery.
BARN Dance lad Albert Egeness,

Barn Dance at Albert Egeness'
There will be a barn dance at the
farm home of Chairman A. l.. Eye
ness, u Of a mile west of the Three
Chimneys, Saturday evening, Septem-
Der 8, 1921. Good music will be fur
nished and strict order will be main
tanned. Albert has just completed a
fine basement barn 36x72 and wants
to dedicate it in the usual approved
manner.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

statesmen.
You Would YdAo to Earn $3.50 Nert
Week. wouldn't Your
Perhaps you are on a salary and
are limited Ia your earnings. Perhaps
you are on q commission and earn
$50 this week. but next week you
check is small. One case Is the sane
as the other--it is your AVEHAGE
that counts.
Many a good man is imprisoned
for life" behind a mahogany desk In
fine office. Many mans anility
Is lying undeveloped. like a massive
vein Of rich ore hundreds OF feet be-
salary sufficient for his daily needs
and has nothing to worry" about.
Many n mans initiative and push are
rocked 20 sleep In a title that
sounds fine TO his family aad tfe
neighbors.
And the loss isn't wholly money
loss. 1t Is more serious than that.
though money Is the standard 10y
which success Il measured to-day.
Therefore. II vc are not getting the
crisp. clean. yellow backs that we
know we deserve there is sOmething
wrong-and IT Is probably with oLR-
SELVES.
The GREAT Oss Is the loss TO
American business institutions who
need Man Power-the one commodity
for which the supply is far behind
the demand. Statistics tell us that
the fire lossss In this country are
about $3.50 900. 900 a year. Big as
that is II Is small In comparison with
the loss OF wasted. undeveloDed Man
Power.
Income tax reports Indicate that
there are two million persons In .he
country earning between 81 900 and
5000 year. At an average or
81 500 the total earnings would be
$1,000. 100000. Psychologists tell us
that the average man uses only one
sixth OF his ability. II that IS true
the yearly loss is the tremendous sum
OF $4,000. 900 .00o-one-half the ma
tional debt.
We can't all be Schwabs. but we
can all be a great deal bigger than
we are II we will break the chains
that fetter US. WILL you do II?
II you WILL you CAN. The Busl-
ness Builders will help you. That Is
our BUSINESS. We are under con-
tract with three corporations to IL
nance their expansion and 20 find and
for positions paying from $4,000 TO
$4,000 a year. During the past year
we have promoted 60 men TO sales
and business executive positions pay
Ing from $4,000 TO $50 600 year.
Ninety per cent. of our men had
never sold anything before they were
trained under The Business Builders
plan and our producers are earning
right here in New York from 500 TO
$500 week In commissions.
There is no scheme" no secret"
TO the Business Builders-it Is simply
our business to develop men, for IL
you fail we fall In OUR business.
and II you make good we make good.
Our work Is under the personal d.
Man Messages" Our organizations
occupy four floors at 62O Fifth Ave-
nue., devoted exclusively TO our sales
forces, and one floor on Forty-sixth
Street for our Advertising Depart
ment
You aren't satisfied with your earn
ings. that's why you are reading this
advertisement. Act on your Impulse
20 better yourself. You owe II 20
yourself. 10 your family and to the
nation to use oil the ability you have
In you.
Ask for Mr.. Wells.
Between 10 and 2.
JAMES w. ELLiOTT'S
BUSINESS BUILDERS,
Fourth Floor. $40 Fifth Avenue
Cat Fiftieth StreeD.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12
SALES MANAGERS

manufacturers OF product OF interest 70
automobile owners, which sells on demon.
stration, require the services OF representa-.
uves for Greater New York and Vicinity:
produces: II earning less than 300 per weei
Grasp this opportunity. Apply In person or
write direct 20 the factory. Dept a. 33b y.
s2d ST., ~. Y. c. ~ 'oo N'
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

AN UNUSUAL. OPPORTUNITY or,,,r,p,,r
ne, rC ,SG4,NNNECT WITH SUBSTANTIAL, AIr.
Ip,onDBiLE I, !. nrE CONCERN IN FINANCIAL. Df,-
fxlrG,nE ENT. ASSURES EXCEPTIONAI
nr,.N,,n n,rM,SUmE AND PERMANENT ASSIGN
mENT nd TO RESPONSIBLE EXECfITfvF,
1,0SnrIoN ,,,,sN TO ONE WHO CAN QUALIFY
w MKiTE FULLY FOR APPOINTMENT' n
2e HERALD, HERALD SO. ~
The New York herald., 1921-01-12
HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen,

TURN INTO GOOD COIN YOUR AM
BITION TO BE RECOGNIZED AS
A MASTER SALESMAN AT STEADY
EARNINGS OF NOT LESS THAN
$50 A WEEK. WE'RE NOT HOLD
ING A WILL-O'-THE-WISP BEFORE
YOU. WE HAVE THE VERY OP
PORTUNITY FOR YOU THAT THIS
AID DECLARES, CONDITIONED
ONLY by YOUR WILLINGNESS TO
WALK AND TALK AND TELL THE
TRUTH AND TO ACCEPT THE
STRONG COOPERATION OF A RAP
IDLY GROWING BANKING INSTI-
wiLIiNG TO TO- GO AL THE WAY IN
BACKING YOU UP. If YOU'RE BE
TWEEN 26 AND 60 CALL FROM 10
TO AT THE OFFICE MOST CON-
YENIENT TO YOU.
SUITE 1910. rs WEST 43D ST.
SUITE 305. 1872 NASSAU ST.
SUITE SO. 166 MONTAGUE ST, B'RLYN
SUITE !. 500 BROAD ST.. NEWARK
The New York herald., 1921-01-12
Statesmen.

High grade and efficient statesmen
wanted; 30 years OF age. To those
seeking a permanent connection an
excellent opportunity Is offered in
selling an Al security of an estab-
lished business which has paid divi-
dends and can give best banking refer
ences. Phone Main 7726 for appoint
ment.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

am looking for a particular type OF man.
who In Inherently honest, who can faith
fully represent an organization OF national
reputation and record; regardless OF your
present occupation you may be that partic-
uiar man whom can place In a position TO
earn not less than 81 500 per year. Call at
room 1T07. 81 Court ST., Brooklyn. Call
between 10 A. NJ. and p. n.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12
HELP WANTED-MALE.

ACCOUNTANT. executive ability. TO take
charge OF department: must have expert
ence In planning and installing: salary
81 400; splendid opportunity for ambitious
and matured man, Apply. giving full details,
II 6t2 Herald, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hlre-ras.,aser Cars.

For Hire-Passsager csrs.
LIMOUSINE touring cars for hire; Tnoderate
rates. BUCKLES, phone Murray Hill 2sos.
NEW Pierce Arrow Limousine; day. mouth.
SHAPIRO. ie9 y. nth. Rhinelander 500
PACKARD TWIN sIxE5 for hire; perfect
servIre: reasonable rates. q. NJ. q. ".
WILLIAMSON, aet w. tsd. BRYANT f7ie-sceo
PACKARD Limousine TO hire for occasions:
BY hcur, day. week. Rhinslander sIS1.
For Hire-Mstcy Trucks.
MOVING, piano hoistirg, eounrnerciai trussS
ing. wAsGERBACK BROB-. <o8 cciuunbus
Two ton truck, $50 5se.tiy ytsh shsoffsss
The New York herald., 1921-01-12
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

>>~.~~~~~--~~~~~-~~>>
Commercial Help Wanted.
%NATIoNAL"
30 Church ST..
New York City.
Established 1909.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
President. t..................o Otto r. Bannare
Yice-President. -..-...... John r. Macarthur
Treasurer. r...................Fr Francis L. Hins
Secretary. ..-..... Eugene H outerbridgs
Robert w. DeForsst.
l.. +. Loree,
Newcomb Carlton.
Arthur Williams
George BiumenthAl.
BANKING AND sEoxsERAGE DEPART
PRIVATE FOREIGN BANKING HOUSE 10
looking for an OFFTCE MANAGER who
is good accountant ana systematizer:
age 30-4o: prefer married man; should
have fluent knowledss Of French and
German; college education or equivalent
preferred: experience with q private
banding house would be excellent: 5000
81 800
ACCOUNTANT -BOOKREEPER - Who can
take entire charge OF this division, with
private financial institution: excellent
opportunity; salary commensurate.
TELEPHONE Statesmen ex-
perience; $50 drawing account plus com
mission.
GENERAL LEDGER BooKKEEPER-
Brooklyn bank: S1.5Oo-s1 900.
INpIvIDuAL LEDGER BooKKEEPER--
S1,200-Si 400
JUNIOR BooKKEEPER-Foreisn exchange;
S35 week
CREDIT MAN-For inside work; age $3.50;
$1,000. 300 bonus and lunch.
JUNIOR BANK CLERKS (3)-s25-s3o.
BROKERAGE CLERKS-Experienced $40
per week; beginners. SIS week.
EGINEERS--Messengers pages. office boys
(20); $l2-sio week.
CLERICAL DEPARTMENT.
CLERKS (s)-capable young beginners.
especially suitable for Long Island Ciy
young men; SIS.
sss-s2s. w
YOUNG MEN--16-2o years old: several ex-
ceptionally good positions on file for clean
cut high school men Among the post
tons open are the following; 1-Textils
stock clerks (9. husky and ambitious;
exceptional future for the right men: $ls;
2-Credit work. beginner: will interview
customers on phone; SIS; 3-Silk house.
Ssins 9sS sSesinnsris Ssnsi ' GOOD penmsn; as: 81
Cotton goods junior clerk and runner;
SIS.
OFFICE BOYS - Several good positions;
$i2-$i5.
Call 9-1. Room 7i5-7N.
The NATIONAL"
80 Church Ct.
BARKER & MACCOLL,
VOCATIONAL. SPECIALISTS,
80 CHURCH ST.
OFFICE AND TECHNICAL SERVICE.
REGISTRY FREE.
OFFICE SERVICE COMPANY
Downtown office. Uptown office,
10 John ST. 1903 Park av.
Seiectlvc individual employment service.
Comptometer operator, commensurate, In
surance clerks; 81 200
Domestic Help Wanted.
ELEVATOR operators, porters, &C.. colored.
wiansa Exchange, i7s w. 135th. Morn
ingside $50.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

statesmen SECURITY.
A company with an exceptional record and
whose earnings exceed half million dol
lars desire clientele statesmen who can sue
cessfuliy handle their dividend paying Sc
curity; company will bear strictesf inyestlga-
tlon. A. H. 1913 Herald. Fulton St
SALESMAN wanted TO sell non-speculat tive
local Industrial stock; clean, honest and
profitable way beyond ordinary: state your
ability. o IA Herald. Herald SO.
SALESMEN-REAL ESTATE:
COMMISSION: PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE
ESSENTIAL. HENRY L. NELSON, Or
FICEs. 32 COURT ST. BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12
HELP wANTED-FEMAIE.
MODELS.

SIZE ie. COAT HOUSE; GOOD SALARY.
RENERA COAT.
70 w. eth st.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12
statesmen.

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A
STOCK ISSUE OF MERIT-ONE
THAT WILL STAND THOROUGH
INVESTIGATION AND ONE THAT
WILL PAY LARGE RETURNS TO
SALESMEN AND INVESTOR-sEE
BKoWN, 1915 GRAND CENTRAL
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

OFFICE SERVICE COMPANY,
Downtown office, Uptown office,
10 John ST. 1903 Park av.
Selectlve individual employment service.
Comptometer operator, commensurate. In
surance clerks; 81 200
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

MODEL. EXPERIENCED ON DRESSES,
LONG SEASON. NJ. EDISON. SO E. 31sT.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

COUPLE. or two maids. experienced, 10 take
entire charge OF apartment at 10s Il. s2d
st.; In family. Call Thursday morning from
to II 80, at BOG W. 10th st.; bring refer
ence: pay carfare.
DRESsMAKERs, experienced skirt finishers:
white; come ready for work. Maison
Bertha, 10 West 5Sth.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

You Would Yaho to Earn $3.50 Nert
Week, Wouldn't Your
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

MOTHERS helper, reliable, wanted daily
sio per week. Apply Mira. b. L. Reid. 2l6
IL. lhfh q 10
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

Income tax reports Indicate that
there are two million persons In .he
country earning between $1,000 and
81 900 year. At an average OF
81 500 the total earnings would be
1000. COO 900. Psychologists tell us
that the average man uses only one
sixth OF his ability. II that is true
the yearly loss IL the tremendous sum
OF ST., ,O00. 900 .000-one-half the ma
tional debt.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

And the loss isn't wholly a money
loss. 1t Is more serious than that.
though money Is the standard 10y
which success IL measured to-day.
crisp, clean, yellow backs that we
know we deserve there is something
wrong-and It Is probably with oLR-
SELVES.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12
SALESMAN,

SALESMAN, experienced, well recommended
Christian; loyal, industrious. o los Her
The New York herald., 1921-01-12
HELP wANTED---MALE.

BOYs-Two good opportunities 10 downtown
asa Herald, Fulton ct.
pOY-0ffice, Casualty Mutual rnsurAnce Co. !.
salary 20 start, ti5 weskiyi good oppor-
tunity. q axa Herald. Fulton ST.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

The GREAT IOss Is tho loss to
American business institutions who
need Man Power-the one commodity
for which the supply is far behird
the demand. Statistics tell us that
the fire lossss Ia this country are
about s730.000. 900 a year. Big as
that is II is small IN comparison with
the loss OF wasted. undeveloped Man
Power.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12
HELP WANTED-MALE.
SALESMAN.
WANTED.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-11
HIS TROUBLES
BEGAN WITH FLU
Trusted Employe of Express
Go. Says Tanlac Proved to
BE just What He
Needed.

\. W. Ward. III eth ST.. y. W.
charlottesville. Va. a well-kn"wn
transfer clerk Of the American f.>-
press Company. who was for sixteen
years express messenger between
Sew York city and Washington. -.
G.. is still another to find out by per-
sonal experience the wonderful! merits
of Tanlac.
For two years said Mr.. Ward. IL
suffered from indigestion and 4 slug
cish liver. think my troubles
started with the Flu. and then !
got so took cold easily and was in
rundown condition generally. !
bloated up so wath gas I could hardly
stand my belt around my waist. and
often had to fight for my breath I
took so much medicine for constipa-
ton my stomach got all out of fix.
was terribly bilious. my complexion
was unhealthy looking and my eyes
were yellow like | had jaundicc.
Iint Tanlac has put my stomach
and liver in tho best Of condition and
Wasn't long about il. All trouble
from constipation has disappeared
my complexion has cleared up. my
appetite is hnc. ana ! feel like n
brand ncw man. Taniac was just
what needed. and | will always feel
grateful for the way it has fixed me
up.'-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-11
VIRGINIA TECH IS JOYOUS
WITH OPENING OF FINALS
Sophomores Hold Annual Banquet and Juniors Enter.
tam Senlors-Bishop Jett breaches Baccaaureate
Sermon Sunday-EXercises Take Place Tuesday,

BLACK SRUR,i VA. June io-The
f"riy-n.rih annual commencement AT
inc Virginia rolytcchnic institute h.
gan this afternoon with guard mount
ana retreat dress parad" Tonight
IN" s"rn"mJr"S had their y.pris hgu-
Gu"t aud ia" juniors entertained Tin"
seniors AZ 4 dance in tnc Held huus".
Saturdays program includes companv
drills in The morning band concert
and dress para'i. in tn" afternoon
and tn. monogram dance in the even
ms
sunday morning 1T II ,'rloci, in tho
assembly hall Bishop 4 G. J"ir. ~
ia" Diocese Of Southwest Virginia.
Nil preach tn" rac"alaUrcatc sermon.
and there will 10" a oand concert ~
o'clock In the afternoon. Monday
the events viii b" of military ma
'urc. with baseball game between
tn" alumni aud tn" varsity I'm tho
afternoon ana club dances in the
evening.
Tuesday is the big day" Of ninals.
when tn" alumni gather FOR their
special shar. in the plans OF COM
rnenc"m"nt week and tho great sham
battle - staged at in The afternoon
Al 10 o'clock Colonel Il. Ken, Spiller
NJ Roanoke. VIII address the alumni.
ana tn" annual meeting OF the gen
rrti association will follow Tho
luncheon for the alumni is scheduled
for o'clock. and the annual dinner
-! the association VIII be held a;
in IN. evening At might the senior
alumni dance viii lac given a. the
auditorium and the undcrciassmcu's
lance at tn" field house.
WEDNESDAYS June -. is commences
ment day. ana the exercises viii be-
gin ~ l0:J0 \. NJ. when the pr"CcS-
sion from the academic building To-
the assembly hall viii start. Til.
program includes the saiu;atOry. an
dress To the graduates. announcement
OF hon"rs. comforting % degrees and
va!cd!ctory Tn" final bali at
o'clock Wednesday night Will hc tn.
concluding event of finals. The puh-
lie Is cordially invited 10 attend all
exercises except the dances and
alumni lunch and dinner, Admission
to these viii be hy card
NJ meeting OF the local alumni
chapter Monday evening rr"sid"at
Rurruss spoke ON the s"miccntcnn.a
Of the college, to hr held in June.
Ia2. Plans arc already being formed
to make this half-century jubilee
u"tab bic event, and u committee has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-11
RICHMOND BOYS FINISH
COURSE AT WINCHESTER

Special 10 The Zines plsp.tch
WINCHESTER. IA. Iunc iH.-WIth
tho hnal tali las; night the Shcu-
.,ndoah Valley Academy. ono ~ m.
Oldest preTaratory schools for i,oys in
tho South. closed, perhaps its most
-icc"ssful session sine. the inStiiu-
i."n passed under the sup"rin;cudcncv
Of Major y. NJ. Eosz-l. Of the United
states Army reserve CORPS Com
m"ncem"nt exercises held Yesterday
IN IN" Lecture hall - the HandlcY
Library were featured by addi asses
by William r. tornwcll T. Gray WI
!!ams. Major RoSzoi and Colonel
ErTan Conrad. United states Army
Full diplomas were AWARDED to
Charles Francis shannon. Los Anc.,ss
cal; James Thomas Parkinson, Hirn-
mond. Va; Hugh Dean Mckee. Win
chester; Adoiph Wager Tricsla-.
Hagersiown. Md; Henry Chapman
Little, Norfolk. Va; Harrison Coma
way, Fairmon; " Va Ira Iaing
couch, Evanston. III: Carl Russ, ii
Hammond. Richmond. Va. Edward
liitchmrn Koch. Wheeling. w Va:
Guv Allen Wagner. Pittsburgh. IA.
and Eugene Hanchcr Anderson. Win
chester.
Certificates to tn" Virginia Military
!nstitnic were granted TO Bingham
LIKES Packard. .Tr,, Pittsburgh. Pa:
Harry Howard Holt. Jr.. Hampton.
Va: Joseph Wilton Hone, Jr.. Hamp-
ton. Va; R"drrick Malcolm Hudcins
Hampton. Va. and Edward Walker
scott. III. Warren, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-11

been appointed to take charrc OF the
preliminary ARRANGEMENTS. Tn. CON
mi'toc consists OF john II. Hutchinson.
Frank l.. R"boson aud Dabney : Lam
caster. with Mr.. Hgtch"son as chair
unn.
During The las; weeks OF tn. col E.
TX" session imp"rtau, elections have
teen held among tia. students for
Officers "h" Viii has" charr. uf tho
various c';bs ana "reaniAail onS next
Year. III" general athletic aSSucia-
ton w!li have a. officers tn follow
IN" men. j. q; Wallace, Hampton.
president. Thomas r. Newman.
RIachst'Grg. vice president: H. VI
sutton. S"NOi< S.cr"tary-tr"aSur,r
Edwin 4 I.wsE. az birmingham. has
been madc president OF the stud.n,
body for in@l-22
officers elected for n. IIouf ana
Horn club are: Il. l. Moor. pres
dent. NJ l.. Fence. vicr-pres e
u. Lewis. secretary: w r. r.avlc-
treasurer; : -. Preston. puhl!ci,v
agent The Smith-Hurhcs CLUB viii
h" managed by IN. following: H. W
anderson. president; l.. y Cr-dlc
vice president; NJ l.. Ware. secretary:
u. VI. Buchanan. treasurer The
president of To" Masonic Club is y q
Moore; II Cawl"y is vicc-prcs dent.
y n Gregory is secretary treasure.
and l.. T. Donald sergeant at-ar,n,
Officers of tn" Lee" Literary Sncic-s
are, -. H. Thil-on. president: II w
Anderson vic"-pr"Sidont T. l.
fritchard, secretary: j. w RauEhn.
treasurer and NJ l.. Cawlcy. critic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-11
THREE HELD ON CHARGE
OF KILLING WATCHMAN
Fihrrn-fcar-Old BOY, Arrested N
1.ynchburg, tOutrSSrs Ia Ca
I1.cr Of Robbery.
SET HUI'rEK STORE ArIRE
Blaze Resulted IN Death OF Hill
city i'ircman-Accuscd Taken to
charlottesville to Answer fOI
Killing Aged Man Sunday.
lsreclnI 10 Iii. Times.nl.r.tch. |

Special !" Iii" Times -pisratch.l
i.fN'HBu Rc;, VA. Jun" 10
Thomas GRAY. H. y.ar.oId boy from
tr....t,, ga, :. ,.,
''N''" VA amherst cunt! E"S'"iiHt
IN connection with tn" murder "f j
l., haNis. "i aS-i Waterman - char
lpii"sviil". last Sun!ay night. tod":
p mad" =. voluntary confession 10 tn.
local police, t.; witch hc asserted That
he robbed anh ACCIDENTALLY s", liz. 10
III" Halter building her" the might of
MAJ - whirn caused /, property Iusv
of pirbnbly S5a.urn aud tn. III. Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-11
BACK BROKEN OVER YEAR,
ALBEMARlE MAN DIES

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l X
CHARiOTTESNll.i VA, June 10.
billiard ". SaudridCe, who had his
teen months ago. died today IA tht
home Of his parents. MIR. and Mrs
charles r. Sandridge. AT M.chum'3
River. this county. Resides his wife.
ne is survived by two child zen. aud
the following brothers and sisters:
James r.. nhridge. Of this city.
Everett Sandridge. Of Ivy. Va: Mrs.
J. -. Maupin, Mrs. Charles CO emau.
Mrs. Lawson Jones and Mrs. E:dwa II
Santridge. all OF MeChum's River,
aud Mrs. Charles Bailey. OF Ivy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-11
ROANOKE COLLEGE FINALS
WILL BEGIN TOMORROW
inauguration of DIR. Charles j..
smith ns President Large Eca-
turc of commencement
Sr"ciaI to- The Times Dispatch

Sr"ciaI To- Tho Times Dispatch
SALEM. VA. Iun" l0.-'rh. com.
in"nconcnt az Roanoke college. Jun.
~ 10 H. promises 10 be- the most in
tcrcsting aud tho most largely at
tended "t amy for many years. Hun.
dr"ds Of alumni are planniu-; 20 re.
turn {" greet toruicr cl,ssma;c. and
10 II" honor 10 alma na."r
Tn" finals Will hc nark"! by
number Of events OF unusual import
aucc. the inau=urati Of Or.
Charles ! smith as president. q
rr'n, gathering Of all classes for
tn" alumni festivities on Jun" -. and
tho address on Eraduatirg ia, Ay
Maj"r-G.n.ral David G Shanks. one
~ itoauokc's most distinguished
sons.
In addition TO the alumni. many
disiing"sh.d visitors from o,hc. in
iutions VIII lie y "S"ut for In. IL
nuguration ar pr. Smith in the col
lego gymnasium a. 10 y. ~. Jun" o.
Tic academic procession. when will
be focm,d a, She Administered on
BuildiN,:. viii be led hy Pres d.nr
Smith and tho Honorable T.. u.
Grecv"r. followed hy other speakers
tines Of othar educational institu-
items. tn" ia rui.y of Ecauofc 81
umni and visitors, other than dele
.,t.,s.
f L.. Grccvcr. OF Tazcw"ll. will ne
the presiding officer a the Inaugural
tion After the presentation OF tho
prcsidcut-"lcct by Or. y. y. 4. Han
cher. "f Richmond MIR. Gr"cver viii
induct Or. Smith into office. lmmc-
dia;cly following the formal Undue
tion. addresses OF greeting Will be
extended by Harris Hart. super
intendcnt OF Public Instruction Of
Virginia: ibcan Charles q. Maphis. OF
the University OF Virginia. president
OF the Association Of Virginia COL
'rTcs; pr. \. =. l.. Wagner. prufcs-
snr Of Latin at Roanoke: Dr. Robert
- Clare. representative "t the board
~ education of enc United Church In
America. John ! Fray. Of Madison.
president Of the student body of Eoa-
uokc. ana pr. j. 4. &. Chandler.