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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
OBSERVE WOMAN'S
MISSIONARY DAY
Christian Churches In virginia VIII
Hold Special Services SUN
tlnS DrccmIIcr e.

Various Christian churches of Viz
ginia viii "hserv. sunday, December
3. as wornans missionary day I'm
connection with AN annual custom Of
presenting the claims Of the mis-
si"nary work conducted by the wo-
men OF the churches Of the Disciples
Of christ.
For nearly NIFTY years the Chris
tian wOnans board Of missions was
conducted by tn" women Of the
Christian churches, managed and di-
rccted entirely by women. few
years ago at Ia. International con :
Tentton OF Christian churches In
Cincinnati. this organization was
merged. with five other missiona
societies, Into the United Christian
Missionary Society. with the distinct
provision that sixty OF the 100 mem
berS of the board Of managers from
the various states and provinces
should be women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
FRANK l.. LIE COMPETE
LOSES LIFE IN LONDON

Frank l.. lie Compile. formerly
secretary and treasurer of the cIin
Wen Cigar Company. was injured
In an automobile accident in London
November -. and died in that ci,y.
according TO CabIegram received
ny relatives here. The body will
De brought 10 Richmond for burial.
MT. Lee Compte became Identified
WIN IN" Straus Cigar Company. after
iehNinS the We'll firm. Resides n
"id""'' who lives in Richmond. he Is
survived 10y one son. benjamin lie
,"mpt". who il ono Of the officers OF
IN" Armour Fertilizer Works at
chrome y J. Mr.. lie Compile way
',a'eiing abroad for his health at
'he Tune he was fatally Injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
DInInxints Meet IIerr

The program Of the Association Of
virginia biologists was cnlivcncd
yesterday morning by an interesting
informal talk from Colonel W. Me
Donald Lee. Commissioner Of Fish
cries and Game. on wild Life in the
Seas and on Land" Colonel Lee was
visited by members OF the executive
committee with the request that he
attend the session al the Medical
College Of Virginia. The next semi
annual meeting of the association
Will he held the latter part Of April
az Williamsburg. and a trip to Dismal
swamp for study of fauna and fishes
will Toe part of the program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
TO TALK HERE TODAY ON
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

The State Society for Vocational
Education Vii meet in the Senate
chamber at $50 O'Clock this morn
ing presided over by Lee Long.
president Of the society. The fol-
towing speakers are on the program:
MIS- j. h bowman. Virginia Fed
GRAFTON OF business and Professional
Nohen's Cluhs-"Sui,abl. Prepare
ton for Entrance Upon Technical
Training Tor business"
Or :. q. Mitchell. University Of
Richmond The Scope OF Vocational
Education
Harris Hart. state Superintendent,
Of Public Ins;ruciion-"'I'h Attitud.
OF the state BOARD Toward Voca-
tional Education"
b ID. Shank!and. executive score
tary National Education Association
Developments in Vocational Edu
cation"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
10 HELP LOCATE DATA
ON CONFEDERATE NAVY
ADMIRAL A. q. Wright Asks Co
opfration "f Heads of virginIn
SchO0Is In Searching Hernrh.

SCHOOLS In Searching Records.
me surerintendcntS OF schools
were addressed by Admiral 4 a
Nreht at their meeting Yesterday
morning In the House OF Delegates
ne asked their cooperation in In
'"''nG ana securing official docu-
menus letters, and any other infor-
",d''on mat may prove of value
snowihG the enlistment, service ara
o'scnarSe OF the sailors of Virpini.
VINO were In the Confederate nav
ne said that there were at leas, soo
homes or such sailors in this S,o,a
"here SUCH records may be founi
OF an average OF five TO each con-
~ The soldiers records were So,
by the state. but the sailors REGARDS
were destroyed when the Confed-
eracy Tell, he said II ia his mn
pose acting under request OF hio
shipmates, to rescue these recoraa
Defore IL is too late. and have ,ban,
paced in archives of viryinta
aionSside those OF the Confederatn
soldiers. In the Office of Morgan RoI
lnson' In this city. and give tho
confederate sailor the same stand
ing as 10 records as that or h;s
orother, the Confederate soldier tIIs
speech met with hearty resnonan
ana the following resolution w.s
passed by that body by unaninows
vote:
be II resolved by the Virg;ni,
Superintendents' Association. That wo
,nereny go on record az favorinr ;,
marty cooperation with Admiral
wright In finding records relating
W the confederate Navy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
MOVE STARTS TO KILL
MERGER OF CITIES

Especial to Tn" Times Dtypatch1
NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 2g.-Opno-
sition consolidation OF South Nor
folk with the city OF Norfolk is de-
velopinr.
The strongest factor In the oppo
siti"n has hitherto been group OF
"ihcehoiders in the smaller cities
nut representatives OF several manu-
'"c'urine concerns have appeared
before south Norfolk Council and
URGED rejection OF the consolidation
ordinance.
II was claimed that the rate %.
property assessment in South Nor.
ioik is higher than in Norfolk AMI
'hat property owners In the smalI.r
CITY would pay heavier taxes than
,hose now In the city limits OF Nor.
LUX IL the merger goes through,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

sleep well and wake up with a bad
taste In your mouth: If YOU are ncrv-
Gus and out Of sorts, have dizzy
spells and black spots before your
eyes; II YOU suffer from acid stom-
ach, indigestion and are afraid TO
eat certain things. IL is sure sign
that your digestive organs arc not
performing their fun duty and the
system Is becoming cloSged with inn
purities.
Tanlac was designed to overcome
just such condition. and thousands
of women throughout the United
states and Canada have taken this
wonderful medicine with such re-
markahle results that they have eX-
pressed gratitud" In the public press.
Mrs. Robert o. Reynolds. l27 y.
Denver St. Kansas City. Mo, says:
For ten long wears I suffered from
very bad form Of rheumatism.
stomach trouble and nervousness.
Three bottle. az Tanlac built me up
twenty five pounds and haven't n
trace Of my old troubles left be-
lieve Tanlac WILL help anybody"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

officers. Seek 10 establish. as far
us your office can. Il spirit OF cooper
at!on between state and Federal en-
iorcemcht agencies. to tho end tno.
ehch discharge its just proportion Of
The obligation ot enforcement.
3clievinR that q violation Of one
law tends to n dis-cspect OF other
Jews. these suggestions regarding
your prohibition cases are made to
you nS means Of carrying out the
p"i!cy repeatedly indicated in CORE
spondcnce from this department Of
rig d y and uniformly enforcing all
laws"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

$40 S. Main ST.. Brattlebpro, vi. ia
still another ,well-known woman
who has experienced wonderful bcnc-
tts from the Master Medicine. She
says
BEFORE taking Tanlac was in
wrctched health and weighed only
pounds. Now ! weigh IA pounds. nv
health Is splendid and have never
iclt better: My friends all remark
on how well am looking"
time. Restore and preserve the frlI
bloom Of beauty by building M your
hca IN which is the only source OF
lasting attractivcncss. Get n bottle
81 Tanlac today from any good drug
giSt.
NOTE: You cannot hope to get
NE most satisfactory results from
IRE" and regular movement of the
towels. Tanlac Vegetable Pills are
absolutely free from calomel and
are sold on n positive guarantee 10
give satisfaction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
Grnnd Jury Called MONDAY,

Tho jury in Hastings Cour, has sd
journed for the term. The grand
jury for tho December term will he
called AT 10 o'clock Monday morning.
ana on Tuesday the cases will H..
set ior hearing. On Wednesday the
petit jury Will be sworn. Common
wcalth's Attorney Sattcrfcld has
oeen confined tn his rooms for soy.
cral days. and II is a question as tn
whether he Will he able TO appear
in court next week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
DRY DAYS AHEAD
h"hy CnrrinHr seized with 20 Hot
Ties of Whisky.
IRy rniversnl S.rvic.

Thy UNIVERSAL SERVICE
NEW ROCHELLE. y Y. Nov. %.
hey were singing Rock IA BYE
or something like that while they
pushed l',by carriage.
FRANK and Chris Narkarano,
"r",h"rs could not explain satisfac-
t"riiy why their baby" should pre-
Ter tw"nty-four hotties Of whjsk y
|" one bottle of tactical fluid. SO
'""y W"r" arrested. Tn" brothers
S"" theN mad To u" thankful for n
dry Thanksgiving whether they
wanted to or not.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

Mrs. w. w. Benson,
3s2S w saw ST..
Seattle. Wash. says:
"Tanlac built me up
fifteen pounds in
weight. rid me OF
dyspepsia that had
kept me miserable for
years and brought the
color of health back
to my face. / feel
splendid all the time.
and words cannot eX-
press my gratitude to
this grand medicine"
OTHERS TALK.
Mrs. Gertrude Gar
tee. highly esteemed
resident OF Toledo,
Ohio. pays a remark
able tribute to Tan
lac:
"1'o see me now no
one would think I
have been through all
the suffering have
during the last twelve
years. was n mere
shadow as the result
OF stomach trouble
and rheumatism. but
Tanlac built me uD -
pounds and made me
as healthy and we'll as
any one could wish to
he. look like a diff
ferent person"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
rInns Field Dny Events.

Field day events will take place
~ William Byrd Park this afternoon
AZ o'clock under the auspices of
IN" Home Anchor Library Associa-
zion. The events are to include high
Jump, broad jump. ffty-yard dash,
hundred yard dash. whistling con-
tost, relay race. wheelbarrow race
and other contests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
Hoy AcrId.n,nIiy shot.

Lawrence russell Evcrs. g. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Evers. Of 707
East Leigh street, was accidentally
SHOT and perhaps seriously wound
ed last night hy Edward Tillery. Q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

mock. The wounded child wa, r..
moved 10 Memorial Hospital. Y, i,
not yot known whether al operation
viii DO performed for tho rsrov,I
NJ Tho bullet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

wh!ls tho boys were playing with-n
.as-caliore pistol. Tho Ev"rs child
was wounded Ia tho face. the bullet
piercing tho nosD and passing
through Tho Jaw. lodging In tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
Headaches from SIirbt Co,,s

Laxative HkOMo OtINiSE Tablets re-
!ieN" n" li"adach" by curing the Cold 4
tonic laxative and germ destroyer The
box bears IN: signalur. OF F. W Grove
litc sure you get BROMOD 2oc-Ady,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
Women of Thirties Most
Beautiful, Say Critics
Full Bloom of LONELINESS May Be Preserved Far Be-
You'd Middle Life by Care of Heath-Tanlac Has
Helped Thousands Regain Lost Vitality.

Many famous men have said that is really
fu until after she thirty Her beauty
rehned by the fires of into
which even the freshness of youth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
ASKS COURTS IMPOSE
SEVERE SENTENCES
Daugherty Calls for General
COOPERATION in Dry Law
Enforcement.
WOULD EXPEDITE ALL CASES
u. y. Attorneys Are Called ON to
Prcss Every Cnusr on Docket with
View of Adequate Punishmeut for
All Offenders.
TBy Associated Press.J

WASHlNGTON. Nov. c9.-Attention
OF Federal authorities throughout the
country has been officially called to
ihe necessit? Of cooperating closely
with prohibition enforcement agcn-
cles with view 10 curhing the cx-
tensiv" violations OF the statutes
Federal attorneys have been in
structed TO push ali pending liquor
cases and to suggest. when proper.
tn" imposition Of the heaviest penal
Ties on conviction. Their attention
was specifically called to reports that
some cereal beverage manufacturers
were marketing Il product Of Illegal
alcoholic content
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
"JICCS" IN CHINA
DInty Moore. Restaurant uaId~d In
Now York,
Iny rniy.rsal Serv!ce.l

Now York.
iBy Universal S-rv!cel
NEW YORK. Nov. 2a.-"J!ggs" ac-
cordlng To George McManus IL In
china. Al any rate h. wasn't In
"Dinty MOore's" when that famous
restaurant yielded $4,000 In liquor.
IN "A raid.
"Dinty" is out on 5000 bail. to-
night.
He Is not going To join his pal OF
antimatrimuny inclinations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

But thirty Is a dan
Eerous and deceptive
age. y woman may
grow even more beau
tiful and attractive
than ever. or may en-
ter into a rapid de-
cline that robs her OF
the glowing skin. the
clear eyes. the charm
ing smile and TN &c
gracefully curv ing
figure that are so es-
sential to the comely
and attractive.
Nature has provided
the danger signals
and they should be
needed with Serupul -
ous care ii one is TO
preserve indefinitely
the fun bloom OF love-
Illness.
DANGER SIGNS.
Digestive troubles,
are the chief danger
and Tanlac. the ceic-
DRAFTED system purifier
and body builder, is
the chief remedy. If
You feel tired out all
the time. or your skin
is sallow and your
lips pale, If your
cheeks are thin and
colorless. and you suf-
fer from headaches
upfI hack In NOT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
Seek. GrnrrnI Co-Oprrn,Ion.

No suggestion was made In the
official Instructions that the prohi-
bitiOn enforcement machinery had
failed to adequately handle its task.
The order to Federal attorneys. on
the contrary. was said To have been
drawn with view to cnlistinK their
cooperation I'm "a campaign TO ensure
general respect for all laws.
], has long been the conviction
OF some government officials that a
danger to be faced in liquor viola
lions was the certainty that they
would engender in an element OF
the population a lack OF respect for
other laws and might lead eventual
" TO noticeable decay in the coun
try's morale.
Among tn. suggestions as to
methods of cooperation. Federal at
torneys w.r" instructed To expedite
all liquor cases their dockcis aud
were advised jis TO the best procedure
In certain classes OF cases. Joint
action with local authorities was
urged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
Text OF order sent ont.

The circular order sent by Attor
n.y-General Daugherty to all United
states attorneys follows:
You ar" requested TO give inn
mediate attention TO the condit ION
pf the enforcement Of prohibition
laws in your district. TO analyz. its
problems to examine the condition OF
your docket In respect thereto, and
10 report 10 the department any sur-
sestions you may have TO make en-
forcement more effective.
II urge upon you the necessity OF
adopting every means for clearing
the docket and pushing prohibition
cases 10 an early trial.
Where possible and TO whatever
extent you can with propriety do so.
We desire that you urge the cour,
10 give more severe sentences to vio-
lators. or :he liquor laws.
Refers Ia Injunction Feature.
You attention IL invited To the in
junction features Of the national pro-
hlbition act. Nuisance proceedings
have been found 10 be- an effective
means OF control and more frequent
resort TO them is desired. This de-
partment Is ready and II always has
been to assist you by furnishing
forms or briefs of authorities for in
sti,ut!ng this practice In your dis
trlrt
We are sending 70 United states
attorneys in districts where brew
cries are located criminal !nforma-
tons and bills for injunction for pro-
ccedings against individuals and com
pahi"s unlawfully manufacturing
cereal beverages. We desire tina;
these be filed and tried promptly.
The need for this liz especially APP
i,,,, -,
the court may he reluctant to grant
restraining orders IL the evidence
shows the nuisance 10 have bceri
committed at a remote period
Wherever there is an adequate
local prohibition law, endeavor by
every means at your command. to
stimulate enforcement of II by local
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-21
Red Lake Convention
Does Work Up Quick

Red Lake Falls, Mimi. March al
The Red Lake county Republican
convention held at the cuort house In
this city Saturday Afternoon was n
OF the smoothest running ever held
and was in session only ~thirty-nve'
minutes in all, during which time. Dr..
N. NJ. Watson, Mrs. Marie Ffndetsen
and J. E. Draeger of this city. A. 2.
Toupin of, Oklee and Arthur Prene-
vost Of Terrebonne' were elected dele
gates to the state convention at MIN
neapolis Friday. March 81, and In
structed to vote for Kellogg for sen-
atir and Preus for governor; FREQ
Purath OF Red Lake Falls and George
r. Bourbon Of Brooks were chosen
delegates to the Ninth congressiona!
district convention at Moorhead
Thursday. March 80, and instructed to
vote for c. g. Selvtg for congress-
DR.. N. NJ. Watson was reelected
Republican county chairman with
power to appoint his own committee
and the convention adopted resolu-
lions pointing with PRIDE to the
achievements of the Harding n
Preus administrations. Several of the
delegates from the eastern end OF
the c0untw were unable to attend be-
cause Of bad roads. There was little
interest taken in the convention and
no contests or divisions appeared, the
voting being unanimous in every case.
the results being just as expected.
-Four Of the forty delegates were
women ..H
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-21
GIBBONS MAY
MEET D0WNEY
IN ST. PAUL
Withdrawal of Madden
Leaves Headliner Open on
Card For April s.

Minneapolis, March 21.-Refusal
of BARLEY Madden to agree to boxing
Billy Miske on April 8 at the st. Paul
auditorium leaves Jack Reddy with
III headliner for his card. Reddy
today wired Bryan Downey asking
for terms to box Mike Gibbons, and
if unsuccessful in landing the Cleve-
land middleweight will try and Sc
cure Battling Ortega.
Madden had a change Of heart
when Reddy wired him informing
him that the show was postponed
from March 81 to April s.. Phil Lew
is. Madden's manager. has asked the
New York boxing commission to bar
his fighter and the Minnesota fistic
body, expected to inject tomorrow.
will probably bar Madden for one
year in this state.
Lewis wired Reddy as follows:
Madden refuses to box Miskc. He
has proven h most ~ungrateful boxer
! have ever handled. Had New York
commission bar him. Please see that
ban is placed on him in Minnesota
Reddy will try and secure either
Downey or Ortega for Mike Gibbons,
but if unsuccessful may put on Tom
my Gibbons against some worthy foe.
Minneapolis will have the next
show on March 81 at the National
Guard armory, featuring Earl Puy-
ear and Stewart Mclean. Hoke will
schedule 40 rounds OF boxing. He
expects to nave the complete card ar
ranged soon.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-21
YQnks and Indians Must
Look Out for st. Louis

and lost IL last season. The others
are Dixie Davis. Elam Vangilder, Ray
Kolp and Wayne Wright. Fohl also
thinks we'll of William. Bayne, who
copied five straight toward the en-
Of the 1921 campaign,
h reason the Browns are opti-
mistic about their pennant chances Is
that they finished we'll last year
despite a series of adverse, happen
ings. Sisler was out of the game OF
and on, Gerber was benched for Sd
weeks while a broken hand was
mending. and the biggest setback Of
all was the trouble Fohl had In get
third base positions. This latter fea-
ture will cause no worries this season.
Martin McManus, who finally won
the second sack job after Fohl had
done a great amount Of experiment.
ing, improved wonderfully as the 1921
a c began to wane Inc he probably
will be a bit better this year. He was
Third base will be looked after by
Frank Ellerbe, who was obtained from
Washington last season. Sisler, Of
course, will perform in his customary
place at first and Gerber at short. The
veteran Jimmy Austin is going to stick
for utility purposes and will b e as
sisted by Gene Robertson, who was
AAS OoI ~ SVPAll AooS JC"As .
Fohl has only our o~utfielders, but
they make up in ability for what they
lack in number. Tobin, Jacobson and
| Williams will be the regular guardians
of the far posts and will comprise a
hard hitting trio. Incidentally, they
can field. The fourth man is Chick
Shorten, who is a pretty fair mar to
! have around for an emergency. Only
/ one other outfielder was brought to
camp. He was Cedric burst from
Beaumont. He probably will be re-
turned to some such place.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-21
BY Irving Vaughan.

Mobile, Ala, March 21.-The people
who are passing out pennants to the
Yankees and the Indians had better
concede something more than an out
side chance to the St. Louis Browns.
A ray in this spring camp is sufficient
to convince one hat Lee Fohl and his
take their flag prospects serious
~, but from a nonpartisan viewpoint
1t looks as if it will take a lot of luck
to shove the Brownies home in the
van of the procession. There are
to reckon with during the summer.
Manager Foil thinks so well of the
team he finished with las season that
he is going to start right over with it
again next month. There has been a
flock of younger players of various
kinds down here striving for recogpi-
ton. but non appears to have q
chance, and 1t will be 4 surprise if
any more thar n or two kid hurlers
are retained. There simply isn't
room for anything but real sensations
and Fohl vas not lucky enough to
grab such.
The lone new face sure to be in the
Brownie picture throughout the year
is Dave Danforth. the former Athletic
and White Sox left handler. Danforth
was purchased from Columbus, Ohio,
lOf eight players, duu IL SILL TcLldlHS
to be seen whether or not the St.
Louis club officials made a good deal.
They think they did, but buying left
handlers is like reaching into a grab
bag. You know what you'll got.
In addition to Danforth, the Browns
have all the men who carried the
pitching burden last Among
them are some excellent hurlers, and
it is on these fellows that Fohl bases
most of his flag hopes. The star of
the lot is Urban Shocker, who won 81
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-21
Two North Dakota Men
Take Their Own Lives.

bismarck, N. D., March 21.-FranK
coniey. %. former ear s s,mse,f n;tS o. q ne ear
yolver. and oscar Anderson. laborer'S
who slashed his wrists with a raso r.
are dead. the self-infitcted WOUNDS ~
each case proving fatal after several
hours. y
conley, who had rserved in tho
army for many years and who was
eassed in overseas, service, is said 70
have been Respondent over a love al
fair. He was living at the home OF L. =
brother. Rising early. he told MS SIS
ter-in-law where his pocketbook was
went: into the, kitchen and shot him.
self. the bullet passing through t hs
body and lodging In the hip.
Anderson was found along the MIS-
souri, river south Of Bismarck. He
appeared to have received scratches 1s
and an injury to his knee from q ran
through underbrush and briars. Dy-
ing he was uncommunicative a 'to ms
injuries or how he happened TO Dc
along the river stf4 -. -, ~