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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
HEADLIGHT HOG CAUSE
OF FATAL CAR ACCIDENT

Especial 10 The Tim,. Dispatch.
bANVlLl.E, VA, oct i2-k:x,
hauStivc liberalization made hy the
pole" yesterday into TIA" aututnobil.
ACCIDENT which cost Mrs. William
.. Turner her If. resulted In m,
"hi"f II polo. stating that Ih,. war
rant against iicn Campbell. who WAS
urlNtnI ia. car. had been destroyed
ino chiei stated $cstrrday that tn.
warrant would ali"e" murder but Il
change OF mind took rlac, after th..
investigating officers had made their
report Inquiries mae" OF all nth.r
occupants ri the car revealed that
t"rlrh''!i was blinded ly the RAYS OF
another car. and that Ia" wHS not to
hiHiu" for tn" tragedy. II rs not
known VINO was driving III" ear thu.
iisht Of which blinded Campbell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

T'''4T4N! T't NtEISter.)
w" cant understand how our State Ievi.
Iaiur" could have been in such q daze1 cnn-
"ii"n th"t II made law Offering si0 bonus
I" officers Tor the arres, OF DRINKS and ar
soiutc!y nothing Tor the arres, OF highway
''"h' ""rsi"is' 'nHrd"rcrs and those who com
.'P' ga our innocent women and children,
VIA: is the state Of Virginia Gaming Tn ,r,o,
y offers bonus for the :irr"s; Of a p,r,on
guilty OF mtsd"mrauor and nothing for
Tue arrest or q person VINO commits any nr
al! or the above felOnrs? Have our laws
~'''' turned around $" that nsdcmcauor is
considered or more Importance than a felony,
We hardly know what to expect from, mis- 50.
called body "f lawmakers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
Mas"n> Honor Ricbmondcr.

MISUNDERSTANDING. VA. oct. IL.
Independent orange Lodge. No. i%y.
A. T. ~ y. NJ, at orange. gave a
h'nru"t and reception on TUcSda y
"v"niu" in honor OF James H. Price.
OF Richmond. grand master ur Ma
sons IN Virginia. The banquet was
BEAUTIFULLY served by The women OF
IN" 'ranE" BAPTIST Ihurrh. Henry.
!. tin!iaGay presided AS t"Nsiinast,r.
Tie Speakers were Franklin S;carnr.
master OF Frederick SburS Lodge. No.
l. Grand Master I'ricc. who was in .
tr""uccd h! W. J. Phillips: judge
G""rr" l.. browning. 4. <. Ta!iaforro
and Nirginius l.. Shackciford. Pre-
lim'nary steps were taken for the
erection of II new Masonic temple
there,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
PORT COMMISSION
FOR ROAD BOND ISSUE
a dopts Resolution Urging
Governor TO Call Spc-
cial Session.
LNy NssocIated Prcss. |

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. oct r..
The Hampton Roads port commits
SION. in session here today adopted
resolution urging Governor
Trtnkle 10 Immediately call sI,c-
cial session of the Legislature to
devise som" means Of Financing good
roads in Virginia.
Members of til" commission
pledged themselves to s"" all mem
bers "f the General Assembly, aud
attempt TO convince ttrm of the
necessity for better roads.
Tn. next meeting of tn. commits.
sion Will ho hold November Ii in the
city OF Norfolk.
Members OF the commission pr. G"nt
today are " II. Mahur. chairman:
Homer l.. Ferguson, vice-chairman:
H. ;. Rarh"e and W. II. Carson
Attorney General John H. Saun-
ders. and w. j. tiarahan. president
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company. also are here for the meet
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
SENATOR'S OPPOSED TO
DEBT CANCELLATION
IHy Associatcl rrnssI

WASHINGTON, Oct. i2-A,ncrican
delegates to the Observation-Disclosures
Union conference at Vienna, com
posed OF Senators Harris. McEin,cy
spencer ana Representatives burton
ar" unanimously opposed to The can
collation. of The allied drpt.
Nn error was made ia the disua,ch
transmitted saturday hight, express
Ing the views oi the ,hre.. Senators
by confusion OF the word "pro-
lose" with oppose 'rh. dispatci,
Said senator's Harris. Mckinley ana
Spencer favored cancellation OF the
heh'' "hcrets Il should have said
they opposed il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
OLD FARNHAM CHURCH
TO BE RECONSECRATED
Especial I" Th" Times Dispatch
EbERicKSECRG. VA. oct. l..

Especial Ia Tn" Times pispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG VA. oct. -.
h"rra hammock valley Conversation
"f IA" Episcopal Church Viii b. held
October - and Is at Iaruham. Rich
h"nd County. !m ia" Nur;n.ru Neck.
III OLD farnham church. which has
recently h"cn restored. and viii, dur
ing the couvocntinn. b. r"us.crntcd
10y RI. Rev. William 'abcI Brown.
-. H., liishop of Virginia
The convuCatiUn this year viii b..
OF unusual interest. BESIDES having
the bishop 81 ia" diuc"se III. Rev.
u. -. Tucker, -. H.. Biehup of south
crn Virginia. viii be one of the
preachers. There viii h- on Tuesday
a day devoted To- the wumun's :,uN-
Hilary WORK. with reports from th,
recent general convention held in
Portland. org. The conservation nf
the old FarnhIm Church viii to. on
Wednesday. aUd ia the afternoon SEES.
3i"ns In thu imrercs, Of the forward
movement ut the church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
The Protest OF France

L RANCE has bitterly protested the al
lNud" oil world opinion in assuming that
It's national aspirations are militaris ic
Hut unfortunately. its foreign policy affords
little convincing evidence OF the sincerity
or thai protest. To none OF the PROPOSALS
FOR international cooperation in removing
provocative incentives To disturbance OF
the worlds peace has it given more than half
hearted support. Moreover il cannot cvadr
responsibility for the renasccmce Of Turkish
national power and Turkeys victorious re-
entrance INTO Europe, To reclaim an that
II lost as result Of the World War The
secret military assistance France rendered
turkey III lis war with Greece not only on
abIcu tn" former To win that struggle but
brought II back to the straits with n strength
mat has enabled il to dictate the terms
upon which the policies OF the Near EaS;
shall in future he administered French
insiSt"ncc upon yielding the limit OF Turk
iEh claims for restored authority over En-
rop'an territory OF which ii had been right
!HlIE deprived. forced Great britain TO max.
concessions which can but result in the ere
alton OF Balkan menace which soon ar
late Will cv.ntuatc in another war Peace
III tn" Balkans cannot long be maintained
WIN turkey there 10 niiam. the passions
u! peoples from whose memory can newer be-
rhac"d tho horrors to which they wcr. suh
!
out The Iong centuries Of the past
II further evidence We're needed tbnt
french policy is dominated by III. spirit Of
lnilltarism. its attitude toward the naval
limitation treaty supplies it, Nearly u wear
has elapsed since the French representa-
tiVes al tn" Washington conference reluc-
'ah'E aihN.d their signatures To this treaty
me United States Great britain and Jaunf
nave ratified this treaty, and Italy has stated
! mat tt Is ready TO do SO as soon as France
ratiiies siut France has made no move to-
ward ratifying the treaty. The ,locumn,,,
which has not We, hccn submitted In mo
Chamber OF Deputies or Senate still is nm
dcrsoinE examination by "A Senate commit
tee, whore marked hostility is being ais
played toward it. The feeling in th. Cham
her OF Deputies is said 10 be even more on
posed TO ratification.
In ~" meantime" Il widespread publicity
'"mpdign against the treaty is being con
Quoted among the French people 10 rreat"
sentiment Tor its rejection. Admiral Fav-
ercau declares Franco was BETRAYED =,
Washington. where ne says tho decisions
reached constituted triumph OF selfish in
tor"st on the part Of America Great Britain
and Japan. :. He demands u revision of IN,
ha'ueship ratio. also a modification OF the
Submarine agreement. to give France n
more commanding position in naval now
"r. Shonid France decline 10 ratity tho
Treaty Viii 90 BY default and the Who'll.
program OF competitive building for naval
supremacy VIII be renewed. In that even,
the whole blanc for throwing away m.
fruits OF til" Washington conference In
| I!mit naval armament viii rest upon France
ana ITS m!iitaristiC ambitions will stand dis
ciosco before the whole world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
DEATH ENDS OLDEST
STRIKE IN COUNTRY

Rri;liNGTON, IOWA. oct. Tin.
oldest Strik" ia the country j. ended
AMI tn" strike. Albert NJ iaru"t"r.
- buried. farIn.ter went ON strike
N I>NN when h" Was pilot uf an old
wood burning eng Inc on the Chicago
burlington ara quincy. and hc never
gave III. lie continued to draw strike
pay until his death. At ,is funeral
today 500 members Of his union. tn.
hr"; h"TA""d Of Locomotive EnpI-
nrcrS. ami a G"logatiuu OF striking
Shoni"sn. followed his body 10 the
grave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

fEEbERi'k SEcitG. VA, oct -.
Mrs. i"'"lic Y. Mass"y. -. dici
saturday IhH' AT IN" home ~ her
Nh"rryhal", Va. The funeral was
held from 81. Peters EriHcpp;u
church. oak Grove. Va. Tuesday ar
tcrnoon "a, o'clock. Mrs. Massey
was "a native Of Wcrtmnr"iand Cnun-
y, Va. 81" was the widow or r. ~.
Massey. She is survived by ton chi
dren-orson L.. Of Prince Georges
County. MD: Eb.n r. Newport News.
va: Henry H.. Colonial Reach, Va
;.prg" W. Lynchhurg; Waltor T..
Colonial Reach; Mrs. l.. l.. Duuning-
ton. Washington. Mrs. II. L. Print1.
I.Urny. Airs. II. -. MaIcoinb. Ballston.
Mrs. :. e. L"izcnr and Mrs. l.. &. HIuc-
l'h"arsun. of ch"rrydal". Va. also
twenty eight grandchildren. two
rcat-araHdchildrc and "a slater.
Mrs MARY Robinson. OF Baltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
Moving Pictures
At thr Colonial.

Pink Gods" adapted from tn.
novel by Cynthia Stockley, has all
the South African atmosphere with
when h"r books fairly TEEN. II is
story az intrigue. and the lure Of
diamonds. pink gods aud blue
demons"
The best thing about the picture
Is IN" acting VI Bcbe Daniels, which
i iar superior to most things she
has done. James kirklvood and
Anna - Nilsson, are also splendid
This seems 10 be a day FOR Gorgeou.
settings IN the movies. aud thus.
used In Pink Gods" are really su.
peru. The fact that this pictur.
is Penrhyu StanIawS production
says much for Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral OF Norman D,rt

Funeral services for j. Norman
Dart. %. prominent business man
ana general manager for the T.
Lorillurd Tobacco COMPANY I'm iiru-
mond who died 1T Stuart Circle Hos
pital at 1880 o'clock Wednesday, night
VIII be conducted tomorrow morning
1T 10 o'clock 1T Sacred Heart Ca
thcdral. Burial Will be in Mount
Calvary Cemetery.
Mr.. Dart. who was born here in
1863. entered the tobacco business in
banvillc while u boy. Following tn.
consolidation Of III" company there
with the l.. Lorillard Co. here. n.
came as manager OF the local plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
Liquor Law Convict t:.capc.

I'ANNII.I.E. VA. OCT. l:.-Arch
Dunn. convicted nj Chatham recently
or violating the Mapp act and sem
fenced TO serve six months in Jail.
made ms getaway yesterday morning
ny what seems To have been u; pre-
arranged plot. Dunn was used as 4
jail trusty. The ja!lcr took him on,
OF jail to do some work. While
walking along the road. Dunn sud
denly dartcd towards AN automobile
wh!ch had the motor running and
madc his escape before the juiier
cOuld imtcrveMc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
FRIDAY. OCTOBER -. ,9a.
Almost Persuaded

~ DNERTlsERs ana business men gen
a orally to whom the Governor has APP
.peaied for assistance in "persuadinr the
..Peneral Assembly that We are in dire need
of" roads and want 10 pull out OF the mud
"a soon as We can, Will respond quickly
20 his call. They eager to embrace the
.upportunity. which the Governor points out
il not his, but belongs To the people OF vir-
giuia
Their Task OF persuasion should not he
difficult for it is the eleventh hour and the
work is all but complete lie, us sec Just
. where the task OF persuasion stands
The Governor himself has been per
, suaded Always he has proclaimed himself
stanch prepayment OF good roads, though
! not always has he been convinced of the
proper method OF providing the money
"Ecrcwith 20 build them. II is deeply
! gratifying, therefore. TO hear his state
: ment before the Advertising Club rc!ternt-
ins his position for improved highways and
AT least permitting the impression to go
form that once the General Assembly has
been persuaded ~ will call i, in special
session. Il Is still further gratifying 10
cad his statement, issued on the same
night. 10 til" effect that he always has add
Nocated the gasoline tax, the method of
riovid!ns money To build good roads on
which tn" antihond ana The pro bond fac
:, lions at last nave gotten together in har-
: monous agreement
The General Assembly is almo,, per
;, snnded. Forty-nine members of the House
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Captures King of All FEELS

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. OCT l2.-
George Waltrip. Jr.. fisherman who
operates In James River. has just
captured an eel that heals all known
records as To size. This eel was five
feet in length and tipped the scales
at Il l2 pounds. Old fishermen
cannot recall having seen one that
nearly approaches it in size.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
Plain Drunks Hend noan.s. LIST

ROANOKE, VA. Oct. l2.-September
reports OF the police department
show there were 759 arrests in Roa-
noke during that month. plain DRINKS
leading the list with 1875. traffic vio-
lators following with 1876 and prohi-
billion law violators coming along
win
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

MADRID, oct. l2.-Sultan Ahmed
Mira. shah of Persia accompanied
by King Alfonso, hunted today ii
the historic IL l'ardo preserves The
shah later attended Il reception
given by the municipality at which
the entire diplomatic corps was
present. The Persian monarch Is
scheduled 10 leave tonight for
France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
One of Morynn.. Men D;-s.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. l2.-I.uther H..
conn, captain In Morsan's cavalry
IN the war Between the States, died
today. His command was the special
escort OF President Davis and other
Confederate executives on the re-
treat Into Georgia. following the
surrender OF General Lee. MIR. Conn.
a native OF Kentucky, WAS so years
old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

I"org. ! trimmer died az his
hornc at ElNo. Va. At 520 o'clocl,
yesterday afternoon. lie was 60
years old. BESIDES his WIFE, he is
survived 10y four children Mrs. !. s.
Mn|"lt"e. Mrs. ! l.. Larson. Miss
oNIo l.. ana Go"re" H. Trimmer. l'u-
neral services viii o." conducted from
his latc residence tomorrow morning
at 10 "'c!"c" lu,.rm,it VIII I've In
p.kwOod
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
Nenr Death In Turning Home.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. oct. H.
The residence near Somerset. Orange
County. occupied by Il. &. Garrett and
family and Mr.. aud Mrs. X. r. Gar
rett. WAS destroyed by fire a few days
ago. the inmates barely escaping with
their lives. Nothing was saved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
CLINT White nnt SHIN.

DANNILT4E. Va Oct. l2.--Gcorgc
:. Dyer. clerk Of the city markets.
Tuesday night killed with broom Il
white rat measuring eighteen inches
which entered his parlor while he
was reading. The rat was not of the
domestic or tame variety. and put up
lively battle for it's life. he reports
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
I'rnnk y. Brooks.

Funeral services for Frank y.
Brooks. who died Wednesday, at his
home, 10l North Twenty ninth Stree.
win be held from the r"sidcnc" OF his
sister, Mrs. X. J. Hamilton. bi5 Nor:h
Twenty street this morning NJ
II o'ciocH. Burial Will be In Cuk-
wood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
Burns own CIR: Given rive Ycor,

DNNNItI.F. w, Oct. l2.--II. T..
Land. OF MartinsviIle. who was re-
Gently Indicted on the charge OF
burning his automobile for the rur-
pose Of collecting insurance money.
was convicted hy IL jury in the Henry
County Circuit Court TUESDAY and
sentenced 10 serve TWO years in the
peuitcntiary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
The Weather

Forecast: Nirginin -
Fnir today: ,Onirw hat
cuuicr la southeast por-
ton: tomorrow. fair.
with rising t'inpera-
tuIc.
North Cnrolinn-i'nir
today; slightly cooler
In northeast p0rtion:
toniOrruw. genie raj -
fair with slowly rising
temperatures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
Rchu,IdInr turned plan,

WEST POINT. VA. OCT. i..-Work
was started this wock on tho new
plant OF the West Point Box and
l.umb"r Company. the old building
having been destroyed by IRE on
July 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
En.er.nin N.,ernn. In CAROLINE.

FREhERICkS EUKG. VA. Oct L.
The u. -. =. Chapter win hold {.
hiG dinner for thc Confederate vet
Grams "i Caroline County on Thurs
day. November .. captu!u g. II.
smith is commanders. About thirty
Wiil answer III. rUIi cali
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
Mrs. rct,ic Cu,,i, AmI,Icr

Mrs. Bette GUSTS Amber. widow
az Key. Thomas Nj Amber ard
daughter Of tn" late James W Gusts
ana MARGARET Bayiy. OF WILLIAMSBURG,
ni"' III ShcltcrIns Arms Hospital
Tuesday. Burial will he in "M,. Gus
us" C"mcterN. ACrnmnr ComntH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
ReIlNiSius,

RedlNiSius.
Happy Adam
Never had 'em:
Lived Conteuted
With his Madam.
.. my brother,
Amt il bother
Living with your
ConSortS mother?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
Local Temperature Yss,crd.,,

l.. Vi. temperature administrative. =
Maximum temperature" to : l.. M 2
Minimum t-inperaur" to - M b,
Mean temperature" yesterday ... g.
Normal temperature for this dato. ..
deficiency yesterday .............
t.N,'sH s'ho" Ntich ............. =.
Deficiency since January ! ... D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
Itnhrrt Gu, smI,L. sr.

SALubA. VA, oct. l@.-Robert Guy
smith. ST. a highly respected citizen
OF this place. died In norfolk today
~ parHlysIs ia IN" 18th year Of his
age. II" is survived by six sons and
on" daughter Drs. ". lIldcn. G. u.
and Il q. Smith. Jr.. OF Norfolk. and
H. -. n l.. ANA y. u. Smith. ana
Mrs !. J., W.bh. ~ this county. IN
torment will take plac" at iIowcrtun,
EsecN county, at noon Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
Mrs. Nnry Burtke.
y.

ID, WHO died at the HON" OF ncr
daughter. Mrs. George Wayne AnIcc-
son. l033 West Grnc. Street. was held
yesterday afternoon at $3.50 O'clock
from In. home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
where There. . WIN. There, a.,

cincinnati EnqurcrD
Kansas school tcSChcrs, who AR. forbid,cu
t. use tobacco In any form by the state supcr-
in'"nd"nt OF education. are rc>orted Ia have
taken 70 smoking the new scent cigars as :,
substitute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
Improvement Pending.

Yes. Jones. this age travels fast. Just the
other day. see. couple were actually mar
r.d by radio
'Aw. that's only a novelty. II they could
live together by radio there'd be something
to it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

Ih"s" Of "'r Republican friends who lie
aw:'h" at nights worrying over $50 900 600
IN bonds ISSUED by the State OF North Caro-
lima under the Morrison administration. should
mot overlook the S500,o00,100 in bonds Just
issued by the Federal government under
TIA" Harding adminIstration.-Win stor-Salem
journal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
Echoes From Down Home

N"rth Carolina shows great Improvement
III employment hrcaus" the STATE is cmploy.d
in pubIic improvemcnt.-A shcvili. Citizen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
Itusibes. Sntr.

Yes. Smith has gone Into real estate specu
lation."
What! That lazy fellow In business"
We'll. not exactly that: but overheard
him telling that bankers daughter he loved
the ground She walked on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
How the Tn,in work, out

TIE people are clamorinr for 4 rcduc-
ZION Of both railroad freight and pas
scnecr rates, and the necessity therefor
cannot b" denied even by tho railroads if
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

W. -" 10y the spor; columns that Miller
iiuegins will ne permitted to retain his title
as manager OF the New York Yaul;ees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

Both Republican and Democratic leaders
y j. said. are dissatisfied with the popular
attttud" toward the coming election This
attitude. ii seems, E one OF the profound ia
tercSt in everything else
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

The tabor banks hay. all the priviI.,.,s tina,
ANY other banks ever have had and IL th.y
can demonstrate their ability and WILLINGNESS
10 render better service than other banks do
they will walk away! with the business If
'"'E encourage IN" practice of thrift teach
IN" 'hlu" OF rrivat" wealth to the community
and help Ia inculcate respect for prnn,rtv
rights as may be expected, bankers gen
orally VIII rcjoi"" tn The progress of the
movement. Chariot" tObserv-r.
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Local Rainfall.

N.iuGau - hours ending l.. N. Son.
Na!mia. - huur9 ending 5 l.. M.... Some
Excess sine" March ! ...........!l N
Excess since January ! .........i, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

Foreign shipping apparently doesn't think
Very much "f having 10 take off it's shoes on
lucl. SANS front steps.
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Special Data.

f'V'"I VI"'T ' 'lfIVIIH III " t. ~ fCsICT7IIY.
wind direction. north. wind vcluc;t-
10. weather ~ y. NJ. clear.
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Up With the Times
Dy II. o. II.

II seems tina, the Scar Eastern settlement
Will provide. in brief. that the Christian min
critics shall max. themselves scarce as
possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

We ar" stil uuubl" to inform an anxious
friend whether liz. MuLanin convention was
signed Try Armenia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

The fac, that the increases In the COS, of
living due TO the Fordney- McCumber tariff
recently enacted w.ll hardly Le f.lt IN fuu
I"r't "ci"r" November Will probably opera,,
|, '"F"f "t many Of the men who voted for
U' enactment OF the bill and who ar. mn for
''-''"ct"n. The cost OF living Will be in
creased II Ia even admitted by the warmcst
supporters and advocates of the tariff While
they don't admit the full extent Of IN. In
'r'"S" promised and perhaps lis difficult tn
''''.'' ~ III advance. there seems TO Toe llttl.
"""' '"''' every living necessity will go M
because oi tn" majU>Ey partys determination
l" So" NAT tho Specia! interests ar. taken
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-25

why does the public view the
entrance of the church into politics
with suspicion ?" asks the Pacific Ad.
vocatc. cditorially. Mayhap, the pub.
lie has the fool idea that the church
should function as a soulsaycr, In.
stead of q votcgetter; that the pulpit
should not he stump, from which
to shout the glories or candidate
with an incnrablc mania for office;
and. tina, a house of worship was not
intended as an incubator FOR eleventh
hour gossip.