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The New York herald., 1922-05-31
Lafayette. 6; Buckneil. l.

HARRrsBuRo. Pa. May 30.-Lafayette
College through the masterful pitching
of Tierney to-day defeated Bucknell
University on neutral field. TO /.
Tierney struck out eleven men and al
lowed but seven hits. The score:
R.HE.
3ucinsii.... o o o o o o o III Z 2
VI ratteries-Tierney and Berry; Tarr and
kjulfan.
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Two. base hlt--Norman. Sacrifice-Oed.
stolen bases--Crane. Eddy. Kelley. Double
play-Norman and Robinson. Left on bases
Yale I; Trinity, G. Bases on balls-Off
White q: off Tuck. /. Struck out--By
White. 3; by Tuck. /. Umpire o'Loughlin.
Time OF game--1 hour and 81 minutes.
The New York herald., 1922-05-31

Washington ..... 800 90 o o--g
Boston ......,.... o o 0 o 0 1 2 o. o-a
Two base hits-Gharrity. J. Collins Sacri-
fice-Ruel. Double plays-Peckinpaugh, s..
Harris and Judge: =. Harris, Peckinpaugh and
on bases--Washington. o; Boston, ~. Bases
OH balis-Off Brillheart. 10; off Erickson. ;
off w. Collins. p off Russell. /. Struck out
by Brillheart. 3: by Erickson. /; by w.
Collins. Q. Hits--Off Briilheart, In Q 2-a
Innings; off Ericksons 2 IN 2 l-s innings
2 in 4 innings; off Quinn. in inning; of
Fullerton, in ] inning. Hit by pitcher
BY priliheart Burns, Pittenger). Wild pitch
--Brfilheart Passed baii-Ruei. winning
pitcher--Brllheart. Losing pitchcr-w. Col
Inns. Umpiree--Morarty and Dinneen. Time
of game--2 hours and IL minutes.
The New York herald., 1922-05-31
Totals. 80 3024 141
G in the ninth inning

Hits--Off Russell, In ] INNING; OF
Gherke, in 7 Innings. Three base hits
Larabee. Conlon. I.eddy. Home run-owen.
Sacrifice hit-Cherke. Double plays-kil-
patrick. Merewether and Peckham; Robert
son and Peckham. Struck out--By Leddy. 3;
by Gherke. /. Bases on balls-Off Leddy
off Russell, off Gherke, 2. Hit by pitched
ball--By Leddy (Owen). Left on bases
Brown. 7: Harvard. 3. Umpires-stafford
and Devron. Time of game-2 hours and
minutes.
The New York herald., 1922-05-31

Totals. 80 G % II O Totals. 81 o427 IL 4
Yale. ...............
The New York herald., 1922-05-31
The score:
RUTGERS
Totals. .46 8 1882 1874

Two out when winning run was scored
Rutgers ..... 2 0 o o /,
Crescent 80. 2 o o 01 o 2 o ..
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. 20 q ~ IA I
sBatted for Quinn IN the eighth inning.
Hated for O'Rourke N the ninth inning.
The New York herald., 1922-05-31
Totals SO 6 10 81 II 4
Totals. .s2 8 8 % 10 o

sBatted for Hodges in the ninth inning.
Harvard Freshmen ! 0-6
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22

Mrs.. n r oeorss ssa Mrsl l
Smith have rsurp>d fvcn a In
surAn<e trip 20 Nornan.
Mr.. and Mira. Fen wclnterxer and
scn visited IN oklaheas CITY yea.
serday.
The DomessN seIesec club viii
meet Al the home ef MFs. w,n.
Wilson Friday with Mrs. J. n Curl.
Mrs. =. A. Douglass. >irs. Andersen
ana Mrs. fsrnsy relss aud Mrs. W.
W. Hickman a. asslsssss he~sesses.
rho.e ~ho oaat aitesd phose tho
hossoss no later than Thursday.
Mesdames Emma G. M.si's. W ".
|i.n..:... " N. Hurst ana l.. = Hahn
|~ln entertain the Friendship Glass
and choir Friday evening at tho home
o. Mrs. Hahn,
n n n
The West W. G. T. Y. ~Ill meet
Thursday at ssso with Mrs. 4. o
Walker. ais East Nansur.
n n n
The AltruriAn club will meet a
the Library tomorrow afternoon.
nm ~
Tn. Girls frlendfy win meet q
the Trinity Parish House Thursds,
afternoon.
" N n
The Rainbow class of tho First NJ
r. ehurch Will have dinner Friday
nlsht al tho church NJ $50 follo~es
by social evening for the member
OF the class
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22

FaFsitars repaired and .apboisssred
good vonk. sstck ssrvics. - ".
Harisos. ness iS7-y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22

The philosophy of the modern boot
issser 10 illustrated IN . story nos
golnx the rounds IN washlngton .
story which has carried sn appeal 70
sslse ~ the highest ofhriais ~ the
government.
II seems that . regular customer
called up has s~n particular boote<k~r
= night or too sao snd asted him vhn'
he had II stoct-
~weii.~ replied the n. l.. = have
some scotch. sone rye. sorp< bourbon
Z little gin sud : little sermcuth." "
Have soa any sb-'nsb<Y ineairrd
she eusfem<f.
-H--Il. 10. man.- csme bsek . An
sstonisbed solce. ~if's sxsInsi the lau
% ell sbsisshe"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22

MY X SfxSMfTH. the rnan
!" ~hs has trained senator's
sand presidents and who
n1eAS Roosevelt 10 boa. has a ~hole-
sror respect for one Of his rapiis.
bis Cyrrna Nsn Gordon. th< Juno
esq.e prina 5onna of the Chsczeo
Oprrs Company.
, For Miss Van Gordon. h<side~ hc-
M atae 10 'knork '~n coid- with her
vssrr. pscks . rsth~r vicious left.
SAr believes In bcxinr fer girls. and
uhra Mr. Slxsm5th Who under the
ring nam cf Jimmy Murphy had
fs1Rht M vsy up through th< light
WIGHT ranks c2nr 70 Chicago TO
start . boxing class for girls. among
~ nssf 70 enter the velvet ring with
IN vas Miss Van Gordon.
Prxvisaxly she had taken lcssons
fr~u Benny Ysncvr. the -Tipscn
Slsshrr.~ instructor Of the manly art
Il tn chscaFc Afhletic Clnh.
~fxke thisi- khe asked Mr.. Sir
sDisk
A mrnrnt laser th~ trainer was
STRETCHED cut On the fcor. He had
left his guard open. and his fair pupl
hsd srsn h<s advantage. and had
sens IN hrr desd,y X. q. bic~.
-Boxine r shr bcst exercise IN tho
world for breath control.~ she says.
-rd rrsAin'y rcconD~nd Il for other
kinevn-"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22
KNIGHTS Of COLUMBUS
CONVENE IN ATLANTIC c|Tl
Annual Con- sntion Of X. Of O
To Be Held In Noted Resort
August I To 3 This
Year

Two knights of Columbus conyen-
tlons viii he held IN Atlantic CITY
this year-the International conven.
ton. legally known a. the supreme
council meeting OF the X. Of G.. and
the New Jersey state convention.
viii be held ON August l. and ,.
while the state meeting win take
place in May according TO Frank
Kelly
The X 81 {. board OF directors Sc
loctod Atlantic city after considorins
invitations from twenty four cities IN
the United States and Canada and
one from Porto Rico.
The convention will bc the largest
In It's history. exceeding even ihs
1891 San Francisco convention
Fifty mine state jurisdictions will
send delegates and visitors to At
iantic City re,resentlns the United
States and It's possessions. Canada
Newfoundland. Mexico and Cuba.
One OF the features OF the conven'
tion. Supreme Secretary william J
Mckinley states. will be the launch
ing of new. intensified X. OF G
educational program.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22
PERSONALS OF
: SOCIETY

Mrs. q. c. Hermann and baby
vent 20 vi Reno Tuesday 10 visit
Mr. Hermann who Is in business at
that place.
" ~
Mr. and Mrs. Marley Smith aud
son motored 20 saltwater yesterday
10 see the new elcsn.Gg establish
men, the A. and NJ college has just
Installed.
n yx
Mrs. Guy chesnut spent yestei day
In oklahona City.
Miss Madeline CAlkins viii leave
for New York Saturday.
v = *
Miss Gladys Hoaghton who spent
few days with her sister Mis'
Alna Honghton. has returned u
Oklahoma City.
" n n
Mrs. Mary Choate has returned
from Enid where she was called b.
the illness OF her daughter Mrs
Jones and Mr.. Jones. both yicuml
~ Influenza.
N IA "
ID. u. Lamond was Operated on a
the NJ. 4. Hospital last night for ap
pcndieisls.
q N y
Mrs. NJ A. Copeland and son, Rich
ard. of Chicago. are the guests Q
Mrs copcIsnd's parents. Mr.. an
Mrs. F1eckenstein.
~ n y
Mrs. sarah Morris. worthy gran
n,stron of the Eastern star. VII
make an official wsit To Guthri
Chapter. Friday night.
x "
Frank Kelly has returned froT
Tulsa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22
AMEnicAN WOMEN ARE
CARELgSS

Women sro too apt 10 osercstimate
thesr strength and oycrtax A. When
feeling we'll they take unnecessary
chances. which In tho long rIn cause
much pain and trouble Wet feet. cx-
bosuro 20 cold, hfting heavy burdens
and ovcrwork viii often develop
troubles which cause no end OF ~uf-
fer1ng. Lydia v. Pinkham.s vcge-
table Compound Is the unfAfiing rom
edy In such cases. Thousands a
American women will testify 10 this
fact who have rcgainod health and
strength by lis use. n you arr suf-
fcring u VIII ray you 10 gic II q
fair trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22
Bilious Folks
Returnto Meals
Magical erect Of ssssrts Dyspepsia
Tablets In oispsliios the Gloom
os Coated Tongue oyspepties.

Many . poor. miEguIded dy8peEilt
Is lsmentins Ms hard luck ~hen All
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22
COIORED EX-SOlDIEIss
ORGANIZE A POST

On Tuesday evening. March "a. the
co'ored young men. who served a.
soldiers. during the World War met In
the Chamber OF Commerce room at
the city hall and organized a Post d
the American Legion. More than
forty ex-soidIers we're present Mer-
GER Terrell served a. Temporary
chairman and called the meeting %
order. iie introduced Judge Amos
Ewing who In his usual whole hearted
way assured them that ne was inter-
ested IN their welfare and plcdzs,i
himself TO give sis on the purchase .,
their dag. Prof J E Ellison xss Al .
20 introduced aud spoke ON tas
fowcr u ofean.nflon.
The commander of the Ls Bros
Post was present Al<o Messeru
Dooisy. Conner. RIfxhsast. keiso
The following officers we're elected
Poet commander. Henry Chadwick:
Siee-eommznder. Frank smith: All
sccrstzry. Frank cAssss~: rssasc.
off'ecr Ancer Tsrrrll: ub>plsiu
cb~s Bs~rsrd; 1ss<sorsan, .crsfor,
ochnson: sxt q Arns Archle Nam
''son. After eiecslnE Officers and
completing all business before tn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22
xyxxx xMNnx n y
" DAILY THOUGHT n
wxyKxxxxxxMxxxx ,

Every great example takes hold
OF us with the authority OF miracle.
and says 10 US. III ye had but faith.
ye. also. could DO the same things"
jacob.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22

The oiris Friendly viii meet =
the Trinity Parish House Thursds
afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22

nan Of act s. This was followed by
the rritiR's report.
" N n
Motered 10 Gushing
In honor Of Miss Ethelsn Cole Of
Topeka. Who Is visiting her cousins
Mrs. sam Smith and Mrs. W. IL
Heer. a party q friends motorcd "a
rashlon hast night and we're enter
talned at dinner followed by an in
informal ssnce AZ uc hsne Of Mr.
ana Mrs. sam sssSsn.
a n -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22

Marcel Dupre. orx2nist of So<rs
f,<mc Cathedral. Paris. - . test c<
memory. fiaysd without score AZ
o. Bzch's works In = series of 10 coa-
cerss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22

The West W. c. T. Y. ~lli NEE
Thursday at ssso with Mra. L. Q
Walker. ais Ess, Nansur.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22
p. e. o. sisterhood To Organize
Another Chapter In Guthrie

Another Chapter In Guthrie
The r. Il. q. Sisterhood met at the
home OF Mrs. J. c. i.esh Tuesday
afternoon. During 'hc hEs.rons ses-
sion plans we're completed Tor the
organization cf another Chapter OF
! the Slsierhood in Guthrie in the near
future. Members Of this chapter will
be the teachers ami young business
women.
The program for the afternoon was
la round table discussion on Ireland
led by Mrs. Ralph Davis, who gave
sketch OF the history Of ireland.
Mrs. Hahn told OF the Hill OF Tara
after which Mrs. VIM. Blekell sang
The Hearts that Once Thro' Tsrzs
Hall Mrs. ]. II. Craven gave a
rsper on Classification OF the Pco-
Ne OF ireland" This was followed
H., reading The lrishman's Love
Letter" BY Mrs. l.. q. Mshaffcy. Mrs.
In ". chilcotf told OF the Shamrock
and tho wearing OF the Green and
Mrs. Bickell again dcliehted her
sisters With a solo. The Wearing OF
1.-The Green"
Roll call was responded 20 by Irish
Quotations and studies. The hostess
served dainty refreshments 10 II
members and Mrs. J. n. Cravcns.
Mrs. Flora Seilarc and Miss Ann
lspccr. Ia two weeks Mrs. Clifford
Porter viii entertain the Sisters.
New Fancy Work Club Organized
! A. Dobbs Home
| A few friends met al the home OF
ah. A. 4. Dobbs yesterday ssffer-
moon and organized a club which win
be known as the @. ]. A. club. II
lwlll meet one a month for needle
work Mrs. Wright was made prcsl-
dent and Mrs. Atkins secretary. The
members are Mrs. II. A. Atkins. Mrs
W. J. Burns. Mrs. Joe Collins. Mrs
A. r. Dobbs. Mrs. Guy freeman, Mrs
I'd German. Mrs. Levi Griswold. Mrs
n. v. Helm. Mrs. Kelso. Mrs. John
Martin. Mrs Oliver Sewlsnd. Mrs
Harry Pickett. Mrs. Roy Rogers and
Mrs chss. Wright
y q =
Al Day Meeting ~ .. .. . civb
J A pleasant day was spent At the
home OF Mrs. F1eckenstein by the
members Of the 3. B. b. club and
Mrs ~ A. Copeland Of chicsgo. Al
noon luncheon was served. the fzbls
having - its cesferpiece . basket o.
spring flowers. A den1nsfrsfion o
fruit cosssfve wss given. In tss
weeks Mr. chas Qsrrssn u kni'
~ilI sst~ft<zs the club
shsksspssrs Club Elects New Mssnbs'
Fourteen members ree2onded u
roll cali at the meeling Of II.
Shakespeare club Tuesday Afternoon
By Eiviss quotations from the Play
.~Hamlet- Durin< the business ses
Ska Nrs- c. ~. Ans ~as slecfe'
10 IL nenbsrsSip. Mrs. etark ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-22
Her Deadly X. 0. Blow

Nj. cyr~na Van C<udun of cArage
opers Company Peaks a Wahop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
ROTARY BEATS KiWAN|s
IN HARD-FOUCHT GAME
Winners Come Up From Be.
hind After Third Frame.
Score Is 9 to 7.

PETERSBURG. VA. July I2.-Un-
der n brolinE sun. with tho Their
momeier around ITO. tho Kiwanis
Club lost 1oday's baseball game to
the Rotarians by the score of to I
Tho hrst three innlnRs went to tho
kiwaninns. the scors being TO !.
bur the Rotarians came back stronr
ana roon had Tho ball going in all
directions. klwanian Clements sent
tn" ball over the right Mold fence
Tor nome run. Many Sensational
plays were made
Gray Andrews pitched splendid ball
FOR IN" Rotarians after the third
frame. while kuyk Tucker for the
Kl"anians had perfect control
Armstrong and Green caught for
IN" Rotarians. and Lewis and Perkin-
son for the kiwaniahs
OVsr $500 people witnessed tho
Contest. Kiwsnian Noon Craig did
not show up for the game in spit.
or mis- fellow members sending him
over ZOO .elnErams in twenty four
hours urging him TO leave the hap
un encampment at Virginia Reach
20 com. home and occupy the r,-
celvinE end for the Kiwnniann The
preacher stuck TO hi. job at tn.
beach. Several hundred dollsrs
were taken In. which Will b. turned
over 70 IN. Community Chest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
BAPTIST ENCAMPMENT
LARGEST ON RECORD
Virginia Beaches Thronged by
Church People From
Whole State.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch. ]

VIRGINIA BEACH. VA. July Ia
Tho Baptist sncampment in session
At Virginia Beach Is tho largest and
pest In its history. Every incoming
train adds 10 the Baptist hosts as.
sembied for study. Inspiration and
recreation. The morning confer
ences ana classes arc fun Of earnest
laFmen. women and preachers. some
engaged In the discussion OF meth
DDS OF church efficiency some CON
sihsrinR IN" miss ionary program Of
IN" denomination aud others follow
INK IN" various textbooks Of the
norma! course and the -. Y. +. Z.
chief among Tho teachers are Dr.
+. A. Agar and Or. H. r.. TralIe. OF
the Northern baptist Convention. and
Miss a. l.. Williams. Mrs Aurora
Shrmate and Harry |. Strickland. Of
the southern Baptist Sunday school
Board. and Dr. J. Mckee Adams. OF
Louisville.
The sermon addresses being delIv-
cred daily at 1870 and 80 T.. NJ. are
attracting large audiences.
Dr. George w. Tructt. OF Dallas.
Tex. Is delivering sermons OF great
power Or. George ". Mcdaniel and
br. Scion r.. Cousins % Richmond
"''' Wv ~ fb Z" Sfd i. Talk, bI re-
'"rsburs are teaching large groups
The sunset services ~ =. NJ daily.
addressed by Miss Jessie Burren, Of
Columbia. Mo. nave proved most
attractive feature
Mrs. Erna Diversified and daughter
Katherine. Of Enderlr. North pa
Sota. are charming the great crowds
AT night with their plano selectionr
Little ka'herina is tus, years old
and plays tho best classical music
with rare skill and beauty.
The singins II IN charge OF Rev
Y. A. Kelley. OF louisville. Ky. and
me social life q the Nncampmont Is
conducted by +. r. Wagner, Of Rock
Vile. Md
Plans arc being laid for charging
the present encampment facilities
by the season Of 1929 and Increasing
tho time from ten day. 10 two fuli
weeks
The largest attendance reported is
that OF Calvary Church. Roanoke.
with hftyfour registered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
TRY THIS WITH
YOUR BABY AT
TEETH|NG TIME

The cutting OF teeth Is a tax on the
infants little system. which Is re-
hscted directly upon the stomach. the
scat OF all Ills. causing what II com
monty termed ''indiRestIon." or i'm
proper elimination OF toxic poisons
that have accumulated on account OF
the fermentation OF food in tho
stomach. II you will use Anti-Fer-
mont. tho new cordial originated by
4 druggist and recommended by ply
'icianE. with your baby at teething
time. you WON'T realize that baby liz
cutting teeth until they peep through
the gums. Anti Ferment prevents
food fermentation. keeps the Htom-
Rch. bowels and intestinal tract free
OF toxic poiaona and irritations. and
baby Is perfectly normal all through
this period.
Your doctor will approve tho use OF
Anti Fcrment. II is perfectly harm
less. pleasant in taste and yet very
effective. Your druggist can supply
you. Specify "AntIFerment for chill
dren."-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
ALLEGED MOONSHINER
KILLED RUNNING AWAY

special 10 the Times
BEDFORD, VA. fully i2-Gorna,
'raE was shot and Killed near Mont,
ncIe sunday afternoon Will. ru,,ip,
rom "fNcers Who had arrested him
unstable n. \ MoSpley and several
otners had warrar, for GRAY rho
Vas charged with operating ain
non the still was raid.d an aa,ur
DAY Cray ran away hefor. h. could
hc captured.
On sunday afternoon h. va. found
"hn arrested. but broke and ran wh.r
Ne was shot by the officer.. Tn. hal,
'eren just ahov. tn. hin and
slanc"h upward a physician was
sum moned. but II was said that n.
nien hefore attention could be rot
ten " S"'
nr. w. o. McCabe held an su,onsx
n" removed the bail. GRAY Il. sur
'''"o ny his wife and six small cbu.
nreh. He Is said to have moved tror,
FRANKLIN County several months 100
Feral jugs of liquor and 100 cal.
Ions ~ mash we're found Once n
Moseley. Howard GRAY and w M
Mcdaniel. who wore with him
arrested and allowed haiI Of * mn
zach. f''o'o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
EXPLOSION At HOPEWELL
PLANT sT|Rs CITY
Little Damage Ensues, blu,
Fire Chief Narrowly Es-
capes Injury.

HOPEW ELL VA. July I2.-Fire
caused By the explosion Of chemi-
calls in Nh. laboratory OF the Tubixe
Artificial SILK Company caused CON
siderable .Icitemenr In Hopewell
Tuesday nisht. but resulted In little
damage 20 any OF the property OF the
plant. Automobiles Of the employns
OF the plano were parked outside the
gate in such numbers that the pas
sage OF the Are trucks Was lmp~dcd
until guards were Sc, TO keep them
out Of bounds
An unusual incident Of the nrc was
me closinH OF the ga,en on CHIEF j
}. cuddthy OF the Hop~well FIRE de-
partment. This mistake VAS thought
TO have been caused hy the giving OF
general order that none but Chief
tmddihr Vas TO oe admitted al tho
gate and tn" guard interpreted /, as
meaning that none or his assistant.
could enter with him About four
lives were endangered by tho sud.
den closing of Tho gates and but
Tor the de1terlty or Cuddihy who
misard the gate by narrow mar
KIN, the consequences nigh, hav,
been s.riou..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
ROBBERS RAID STAFFORD
STORE AND STATION
Give Up Brooke Post-OfHce as
Bad Job-Leave Without
Awakening Residents.
Special TO The Times Di.patch.l

Especial TO The Times Di.pa,ch.l
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. July ~.
-Sometime between midnight and
morning. the store OF Walter l.. Wat
son. at BROOKE, STAFFORD County WAS
entered. the cash drawer emptisd NJ
its contents and a small quantity ~
goods taken from shelv.. Then an
attempt TO rob the post-ofics was
made. the bars securing window be-
ing priced loose. but being unable To
get them on. the intruders gave M
their purpose a. bad job.
Failing at the post Office. the rob
hers went 10 the station NJ tho Rich e
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
RIA ilroad. forced open window. hlew
open the safe with high explosives
and took what cash was to be found.
amounting TO about $40 or $40. Moth
ing else in the station was disturbed.
The activities OF the rohhcr. did not
disturb the tranquility OF the peace
ful village. and nothing was known
OF their unwclcome visit until the
station was opened Tuesday morning
hy the agent. c. G. Leary. How the
burglars entered or left the village
IL mystery. No clue OF any Kind
was left.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
FINE AND JAIL MANY
FOR DRY LAW BREACH
Chest~rh~Id Ctrrnit Court Term l..
busy with LIp~or
Gases.

PETERSBtRG VA. July The
following cases have ha.n dlsposed
or 'inc" Monday In tn. Ches,.rh.ld
County Court: George l.. Meek..
pleaded guilty 70 violating prohibit
tion Law. $50 and thirty days; Ar
'emas Henderson. color.d. pleaded
guilty to violating prohibition law.
$50 and thirty days: Jun. Lai tried
by Jury. $50 and sixty days. sidney
k"Rrn~y. color.d. pleaded guilty. $50
and thirty dav.; Edgar Meyer plead
cd guilty $50 and sixty DAYS: John
Chandler pleaded guilt $50 and
sixty days
Massey Knox. coiored. chauffeur
for Robert r Rudd.r. who wss Sent
y" IN" hospital at marion. va. dis
charged At the r.qn"., Of the Com
'7onreal'h's attorney
The grand jury failed To indict
bradley Lynch. c"lored. alleged SLAYER
OF Turner THhorn. colored due TO
tho absence ~ witnesses Lynch IL
stu ., large
Aubrey Moore. l7-yesr-old white
hay. war Indicted On one OF tho num-
her OF forgery charges against him.
ihnt "f passing a forged check for
i2o lie IL already AT the r-rorma-
tory FOR eighteen months
The cases 81 Freddie Lee and
charlie Green. both colur-d. charged
with f-loni-s. were continued until
th- October term
HOBBY camp and IL l.. Rottnm
N"th 81 Richmond. each forfeited
$500 bond for failure 10 appear in
court Monday. Camp had already
served siItyhsy sentence for viola
ton 81 IN. prohibition law hut was
scheduled to appear and pay his hnc