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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27

The federal government has collected
more than Ave million dollars In royal
ties from oil and gas lands in western
states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
CaIOme| Good
but Ireacherous
Next Dose NAV Salivate, Shock
Liver or Attack Bones


You know what cRlomei a. IT.,
n"rcury. quicksilver. CalomeI Is
dangerous. IL crashes into sour oiIs
iiAc dynamite. cramping and sickcn.
Ing YOU. Calonel attacks the hone,
and should never be put into your
system.
II YOU feel bilious. headachy. con
stipatcd and all knocked out, lust 20
I" your druggist and get a bottle OF
'odson's Liver Tone for u few cents.
which lis harmless vegetable sub
s'itutp for dangerous calomei Take
spoonful and " II doesn't start your
hFer and straighten you up better
and quicker than nasty caIomel and
without making you sick you Just
60 back and yet your money
Don't take calomel. II makes YOU
sirk the next day: Il loses YOU a
days work. Dodson's Liver Tone
siraig htens YOU right up and YOU feet
great. No salts necessary Give Il
TO the children. because II Is per
t""tly harmless and cannot salivAta
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
CT ARD ENCANPMENT
OPENS TODAY AT RANGE.

NrHfcIk. Va. Au: n-The nrst
"ncampm-nj ~ the Virginia Ma.
'i"n~l Guard At the Virginia Reach
I;.h" Rang. since before the war
"i'h GERMANY viii open tomorrow
Win the arrival ~ tn. one Hun.
df"d and sixteenth infan,ry for 1,
-" weeks tour OF training and
u~n.uN"rs
iir icad,"r-';-n"ral s Gardner Wal
"r COMMANDING the First Nirri,tio
'ufani'y brigade. has been detailed
81 camp commander. and ~ expected
:" rIN" tomorrow :, 9uar7crmas
10y h"racGm"n, and m.dicSl d.tach.
m"nt arrived today I" put IN. "anp
~ shap" f"r tn. reception OF tn.
troops tomorrow.
Wn"n m" ON" Hundred aud Six
zenith breaks camp on August II
IN" Thirteenth Regiment viii move
n under command ~ Colonel / EuI-
'n-r fright. ~ Richmond Around
20" officers ana men Nill he win
.--ch r"gim"nt.
Colonel iii"r"mr l.. Dri.. of Stauu-
ton. veteran "f the World Ma
WI" is In command Of the one HIM
ir"H and Sixteenth infantry. viii
"rrlv" on tn" r"eimcnral headuut--
7"rS rain with tn. Staun,nn and
charlottesville" companies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
Ai.It.GHANN COUNTY
SHERIFF SHOT DOWN
Special to The Times Dispatch

special !" The Times Dispatch.
CLIFTON FORGE VA. AUG 3
sheriff r.. -. Euilar. OF Alle.hany
county was brought 10 tn- hos
pi'-a h"r" this at,-rn"ur seriously
Wounded as tn" result 81 an oucount-
or With man named Walker q;
Dolly Ann mines near cuviuut";I.
IN" sheriff ana two other officers
""n' ." ia" mining district win a
warrant :" search tn" home of John
Adams carly this afi"rnn"u
When the officer with TIN. warrant
approached tn" NIams residence
walker mad" break for liberty.
coming across tho sheriff. walker
shot him without cause and .Sc,r.d
Hu'l"r returned IN" IRE. after ~.
Ing Wounded. when tn. news of m.
affair reached covingtnn nfty men
hurried I" tn" scene To aid i'm Wal
kcr'S capture. 1t is presumed ;he
of''r-rs were ia search Of liuuor Lar.
reports from the hospital say thar
Butler is resting easily and that il
VIII II" morning before physicians
VIII be able 4" determine IN. ONT;
com" az the wounds. one az them ID.
Ing clos" :" IN" heart and tho other
In tho abdomen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
TO FIX PRICE or con-
IN WASSA Oh I.SETT S
no HALT PROFITEER.S
Fuel Distributors 10 Be Nam.
ed in Er"ry City and
TO,rn in State.
IHy iuir"d Nays

lbSTNN. tug. MaSsarhiS-tts
has begun action :" prevent prn,i-
'""r'ug during a fuel Shor,ac. hy
annnuucinr th" pric" 81 c"a1 wiIl h..
nN"d in every city ana town
;nr"ugh"u, m" state
Local fuel distributors also viii h..
named ." ali"t coal to CONSUMERS
during tn. shortage.
James j. St"rrow. chairman 81 tho
STAT" coal committee. announced
'h"s' rulings today f"IInwiug q com.
mite" meeting
Tn. p""pl. Of MASSACHUSETTS, a 50
viii J." charged =; cents "Nir. n,,
ever, ION ~ coal they pur,hss" t.
d"fray tn" expenses "f IN" coal com
niit""'s oihc". St"-r"w announced
St"rr"w declared that NO on. n"ad
"1r"c' loo per cent supply ~ an
'hraci'" This winter.
"r""pl" viii hav" to burn SOFT coal
MINED with anthracite, and IN" pro-
r"rtt"n VIII d"r.nd upon how muCh
anthra"it. is mined" h. said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
FAMOUS DRY .SLEITH
JUST ESCAPES BEING
CLtBBED BY POLICE
I-7v Einsfrin Mistaken for
BonniH in Boarding Susp-
ciouS Lacking TrucE.

SEW YORK Aug c-izzy Fin
stein, N"w Y"rk's mos, disguised
prohibition .c"u'. vh" hs- imp"r.
s"n"i"d "N"ryh"d> from an Indian
prin"" :" c".l heav.r. nearly got
ht On In" head Tu".d;., l., a police
man wn" mis'""k him Iu hI> par
-"l"l wardrobe Tor bandit.
Iz2y. "ho h,>n', appeared for Soy
"'"! ""'Hs Win .r~c,,crI'ar .o,.r.
ihiN morning .tae"d thriller n, H.,
iu' m"vi"s Spot,iug truck vim
SiN unlah"l!"d barrels. Izzv hnrn.d
int" = taxi and our.u.d dovn tho
over Eas's.d"
Tn driver or IA. truck was SOM.
ming ~ Harn", ridh"ld. aud III.
"Nis radiator I""k"d like /. mini,
'ute e"ys"r when ii drew along
aud lazy i-"H"d aboard TIA. moving
truck
""" al tn" Three 'ruckm.n h.I.v.
"d Bandits" and policeman w,s
raising ms club for . ,n.ehi. .b.;
when another rlu"c"ar ran ur and
r"r"rniz"d izzy
izzy ,""N tn" truck. Ms thrco pri.
"n"rS and tn" ak barrels 10 prnhib.-
ton headquarters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
DRUGGIST MAKES
GREAT DISCOVERY
FOR INDIGESTION

INDIGESTION and ito attendant ills
such as dyspepsia. heartburn. sour
Si"ma"n. gripping pains. drs.nt.ry
diHrrh""a. collie. cholera morbus
chronic constipation. Eas. "tg and
even sick. nervous headaches ar,
now directly tracrahl" to disorders
IN IN" die.st!v" organs and can now
IL" uui"kly relieved with n"w cordial
called Anti-Frrmrn,." originated l.,
e druEei>t ANA recommended hy
physicians
IN" f""d sours before il i f,Ilv
HI"' S'"d. mus putting into solution
i"Nt" prisons that arr. absorbed into
ia" system. irTitltiur tn. iuirStiurs
ANA setting ut determinations II,
'N"id MS. N"u simply nav. - rr.-
vent i"r"'"ni"i,"m 10y using Anti
E"rnrni
ANTI f"rmrni ucUtraIiz-S the a,ld
condition. "f III" ~tumarh ,l,nu,rs
hui ~w""t"ns ia" b"wriS. ~uotn.S ana
heals ia" ininmn"d iui"Stiu"S and
increases ,h- now ~ gastri,. Juices
giving Iui"k aud certain relief Get
- h"ttl" ~ Anti F-rmtnt from vuu,
tiuGciSt with guarani,." ~ salts.
factory results ~ money returned
II VIII tmpr"N" your appetite. give
YOU r"Stful sleep and MAX. YOU feel
better than you ever felt in your life
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
STATE FARMERS MOVE
TO FORM GENERAL BODY
Would Bring All Agricultural
Organizations Into Closer
t.o-Oucratiou.

Sp""i.l 80 The Times .riSrEf-h.
tkSiit ne w. Aux The
~unu"l summer meeting nf 'h" S',t"
Farmers 1us'i,ut" begun tonight
With q public meeting IN N" H"ld
b"uS" at TIA" Virginia rnlytscnui, III
-ii'ui". when Representatives fr"m
Practically every sections ~ 'h"
stat w"r" pr"S"nt Afi"r special
music ty Miss id, ,;r""nlaw. Tia" In.
v"'aii"n hN E.> Norman .i"hu.un.
address ~ welcome. hy rr"~ ih"ut
-; TIA" college. and r">p"uS" hv L.
N"rh Turner. president az 'h. ln-t.-
'ut". MrS Frances Kline. ur south
''ar"iirt. mad. an address "u mara
"tine ~ HON" products. follow ing TIN
Their" MAS 81 rad" concert
~ q; w. Dyer "f N"ud.rri'' Uni
N"rsjtr, delivered an anl. address, "u
Present p.v Rural rr"hl.ms'
f"arur. "f Thursday night viii
L." tn" address, by Aaron Sauiro. ~
California. world authority ON go.
p"rativ" marketing.
This ~ft"rn"uu representatives nr
IN" leading farmers "rg.nizatton. o'
virginia me, ia conference
I" discuss plans FOR the
formation of cnuucu. ~" purpn>e
= which VIII t." ." bring t".",h.i
al THIS" ORGANIZATIONS and pawn.
IA" iui"''S,s ~ tn. farmer in View
lat" closer ""-"I'"rajinn and rn FORM
" general "rrani2atl"u Tor tn. pro.
nation ~ III" arricultural iudustr,
In tn" state.
The bankers f"rmjnu tn. agricul.
,nral c"mmi'i." ~ TIA" Stat. iiana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
CHINESE ARR. HELD
FOR ARMS SMUGGLING
Try United NowyI

WASIIfN,;TpN An. :. t,i
"'h"Sc aboard the shipping Roa rd
steamship President Grant b,y.
"'"h arrested ia ii"ngkonr CHARGED
win attempting to smuerI. arms
Nv" 'he country. tn. f.mcrr.nrv
'"r' '"rn"ration disclosed today
'"r hlh"sc. two Of whom w.r.
"''"'""rs "f the crew and three mas
N"hScrs. had in their possssione -;
reviewers and i3.O0n rounds ,f an.
muh't'"n They we've arrested an
Information furnished bv m. mas.
ter Of the vessel
mere mas been no d.t.nIi.u s.i,
"r" or I'm" imposed on the vessel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
BAR ASSOCIATION HEAD
URGES FEWER LAWS
IRv rnircL Nnmsl

HNN FRANCISCO. Aux Fcw.:
""' "''''F ia w. W'r. advocated IL,
PRESIDENT tordcnic a Severance ~
h'S opening address bcfnr. Tho con
N"h'l"h Of The American Har As
S"'iati"n today.
S"Nrran'" advised particular yipi
i'h'" AT ihis time by citizens and
'r"Nc all by lawyers I" in.ur. thar
IN" freedom ana liberty of Amcri.
can 'i 'H"hS. guaranteed by the CON.
>'""'l"h' ar" not invaded 10y th,
t"pnlhr Graz" for l"piSlating on al.
most every r"ssibl. suhjccT
~" p"lht"h out that in wartimo
necessity he granted the government
""hN ahi"craii" puw"rS must az
ETY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
BENNY EAGER FOR
CLASH WITH WITTY
iHy United N.w> !

NV YORK. Aug - Benny l..o-
h''" 'h' busiest boxing champion IN
ne world. may hHhi has Hr-h battle
l'NS man 'hr"" months lat" ~
H"P'"hhh"f. fillN Gibson. manager -,
leonard. SPARED witn Tex Rirl,ard
h' promoter. t"day =" m. term
Tor round decision Hyh, h.,vec,
h'hnN ana Charley White. ot chi
vdg" "
Whit" waS one" knocked ON, hy
ION" 20. hut has r.C"nNN whitu,d
w III" Jackson. JOHNNY Duntl., and
'"""hE barrett ~ rhiladcIphi.
''"ph"th ~ bent on cleaning w
"H IA" hiE purses he can la a., maud :
on ihi1 iall ANA winter In ;h. b.'i.f
'h"i n" has r-c"d"d from mis- urln.
huo ~ du. - los" ON. .,f ih.s. b.,,
ms -u'n m"r h" has boxed Iac.
~ Won. Rocky Kansas. i."v Toudl.,
"ud Ever Hammer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
POLICEMAN KILLED.
TWO SHERIFFS SHOT
iEy Associated Press. !

FREDERICK. MD, Aug 9.-rn-
iiceman John Adams was sh"t ana
Killed and Deputy Sherifrs Charles
w Smith and Allen Rartois were
severely wounded ny William. s.
Stnliz at Stultz home here today
smith aud Eartois were attcmp1 :
ihc I" s"iz" Stultz's automobile Ia
S"'lsIN - d"bi claim when the lat
t'r opened m" ana then barriradcd
hi'hS"If in his home. Adams was
Nh"' when h" ana another police
""h ""n1 I" tn" Stuliz homo to ar
rest him.
S'hItHs counsel persuaded him To
surrender and the man was taken
I" IN" Baltimore jail 10 avoid pos
Sini" iNnchinc. intense feeling hav-
'hS h""h aroused over his act.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
YOUTH BREAKS NECK
IN DIVE FROM JETTY
James kcarncy. of Phorbus.
Mor'alIy Injured IA,
Burkrnc Beach.

ISr"'i"l :" Ths Times DiSpstch
H\MhT"N. Va. AUS . james
k"arn"'. on" ~ tho host ku"wn
high school athletes IN Ttde~a,.r
virginia hr"ks his ucok this after
noon when NJ hiv"d from a icttv
INT" 'hr"" f""t ~ water AZ Huvkr".
Reach.
IL" was taken :" IA" pixi. Hos.
rtHi wh"r" thu rhySicians hnId un
mop" Tor r"C"N"rN. k"aru"y MAS ,
tar "n tn" f""thsl. eleven al TIA.
ii"mpi'." iItsh .'ch""I iic is "a
-"n "f tn" lat" Frank \ k..rn.,
~ I'h".hus
Henry Davis. ""l"r"d ~ SunnlH
di"d IN tn" biNi" Hospital IN. altar
noon az tn" result u' nr.aS.ny n.
meets Monday afternoon in :. diy.
nt Ray $h"r". ~. div"d into fuur
feet ~ water
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
Parents Give Lives
i'm Vain for Baby

NlSALlA. 'AI. aug 2 Tina,
Mr. and Mrs Roy r highland
and their infaut child Of Los
Angeles had h""n drowned At
Three Rivers. thirt, miles east
~ her" wHy disclosed when pa~v-
ing motorists observed q lad 81
! years playing alor" IN an au,"
mobile They asked MIN whcr"
his mother was
In tn" water" h" replied.
Daddy IN "at"r bahy in
water"
Further questioning discussed
that IN" bahy had 'alI"n into IN.
kaw"ah RlN'r IN" frightened
mother l.ap"d ~ =" Save. the.
child. luanl. +" swim. xhc cried
for h"lr. and ,h.. fath.r .bn
MAS work ius "u ~" .uroin.riia
Jumped ia ia au "n"rt - saw. his
wife and Guild
Tn" t'"di"- 90 Nj aud Ms
Highland scr. recnvD,.d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
PATTERSON SCORES
BRITISH NET FANS
Try United N.wsl

BOSTON. AUG .-Th. ''unsunrts
n"nltk" attitude" ~ English tennis
i"u>. together with the ,Xn.us. In
vowed Vii Keen Gerald I'a,i.r>oi,
tam. from defending his w.iIIs
'lI" at Wimhl"d"u ia l@oI
Ia MAJ Ihe ms announcements her.
." -i-"h sad b." did not h.li-v.. ,h..
W mhl"d"u i"hiuan.nt WIS unN.r
S"'lN i"""&hiz'd aS a w"rih'S cham
AIS" firmly h.ii.V" English r,l-
- ar. nos - sport Sru3nlIkr 20
'h"' should 10" hs said. The have
~ h"hnii" t.r"rit"s and often an
'-Nn errors ~ their opponents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
SPANISH AMBASSADOR
TO SEE TENNIS MATCH
IIy Tinted N.wsl

New YORK Aur :. rh- spanish
"mhaSs"d"r. luau d" l:iaiio win to
.nnn"I an "ni"ia Invitation hy
-" !shi r l'aN -. vice. president ar
IA" United states Lawn Tennis A..
S"ridi non. !" attend "a" fnal rntInd
.t IN" DAVIS Guy Tournament i'm
which The Spanish team 4. 10 nl.,
n" spa nish team. M.ntial and Toe
\l"nH" aud Count d. ,;nmar viii
ana h"I' FRIDAY aud viii be mot
~ distinguished del.ca'Inu n,
Nrhniards residing in America The
NiHh"rs VIII GO tn philad.Ipri, a,
one" :" practic" for their match Vim
team '''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
Capture Chr and Ior G.r,.n.

h\NNIl.i.E. "a. Aug. Estate
rr"h'h'ii"n inspectors lat" Mondsy
might mad" hic whiskey haul in
Henry county at Preston. whore a
h'1NS touring car. containing lnl
gallons 81 Liquor. Was Intrrceptcd
TW" men and a woman were in m.
car and all wer" arrested. They gave
'h"ir names as Dora Srott Ed
Vaughan and Robert tnrbert Tho
car bore Virginia license No. I075S1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
EOtR BROKERAGE FIRMS
CUT OFF BY EXCHANGE
nv Assnciated rrcss

BALTIMORE MD. Aug g-Four
''"ltimor" brokerage hrms wer.'
forced :" suspend business tempo
rarIrr today when their stock iickers
w"r" disconnected by orders from
tn" New YORK; stock Exchange The
f.>"hanr" recently began a cam
p'iGn against firms selling stock.
on IN" partial payment plan The
h"ddS Of The firms explained thai
they ar" in sound financial condi-
iI"n. and that the customers need
fear n" loss.
Tn" firms. nom Of which is mem
n"r q! tn" New York stock FIX.
'hangc. sold stocks on the partial
payment plan. hut. II is explained
contrary To the rules of The FIX
change.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
GIRL ATHLETE HURT
IN PARIS PRACTICE
nv >sSocia,4d p-.ss

iARlS Aug. Miss Flora Ra,
IN 90 Sc" orleans. captain az tn.
'M"rlcan girl athletic team her. in
"a" international girl hurdI. ,.b,,r
'l"nShinS. suffered Sprain Of IN.
'"li ANKLE. and was badly bruised in
akin. m" hurdles at IN. Colurnh.s
>i.dllm this morning
me accident. which o"currcd dur.
nT ~" opening practice ~ tho team
"H'iS"d considerable gloom among
'h- N"unc american athletes a. /,
as i"ar"d 'he miShan would keen
MSS ia ts"n "nt "f IN" champion
hip competition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
Fewer Idi- Ereirh, Cars.

WA>HING;TrN. AUS {, Idle
freight ears on IN" railroad lines
N IN" United states rntal"i SSISn"
On July ~ "a compared with tl7.u.r
~ July -. according To reports re-
r"ir"d by IN" American Railw,t
Association. ~ IN. total "n2 22g
""r' listed a. surplus freight ears.
and IN" remaining lSi,0no as had
order cars"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
n,ra Goes I" >ln,h p,.,r,r, From,

WlNIiiESTER. Va. aug. .
stat" Democrats" chairman HARRY
r. fNrh I"ii Tonight to spend S",-
"r" DAY" At hrist"i and other points
10 IN" \inth Congressional piSrrir,
H.. will c"ifT"r with leaders r.l,,iy.
I" an asgr"sSiV" campaign I'm m.
interest ~ G-orr. e. r-erN of .r,,.
VOL. party nomincr fnr Congress
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
S~na,or. Release Smith.

ST I.DI'IS. Mo- Aug a-Wanar.,
Milan. 81 the WaShinrton Americans
announced here that Earl smith ont.
n"Iu"r. mas been released - The
MINNEAPOLIS club IT the American A.
ISOLATION. Smith formerly nIa,e1
With INT" - Louis browns and was
traded IL Washington for Franz
Ell"rh". third bascmau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
c.u General S,r,.. !, ror,

MSbEIl'. aug. "a general strjk o
mas been declared throughout Portu.
eai according 10 the Madrid news
papers serious disorders arc feared.
IN" dispatches said. The seat ~ rny.
eminent has been transferred To Fort
tas"a"s. constitutional guarantees
nave been suspended and state Of
siege pr0cla lined
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
To Sell MunItro, PLAN,

""SHiN''Tb\. Aug. 1.-Two Iarc.
me muhiti"n plants. the chi
nus storage depot. and ,h..
y. !. gun plant. will h.
""ere" Tor sale soon by the War
department. announcement heip.-
made today that orders for Tho roar
"siat" division to prepare for thn
sales had been issued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10

W AStIINGTON. Aug. 9.-The 6rst
"'rriahe landing in the Grand Can
E"h "i Arizona was made today hv
Lieutenant u. u. Thomas. officers
"S'rN" corps. "f Kansas. at TurtI.
""h' FONT" rlatfau. near III iowa.
Na'iona! I'ark Service an.
, "llnceh Th" landing lace wa.
"'"oo feet below the rim Of mo
canyon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
stuart Coo. To ui,,,.

~ RA'iSE. y. Y. Aug. An.
n"unCcment has been made her. ma
-" syracuse team II the Initrua.
iona League has obtained Pitch,
l"hn stuart from the ST. Louis IA
'l"hais ~" was formerly pitchinr
star ai ohio Stat. University
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10

'iII'AGp. Aug. ".-t'rnnk Kohl
h"ck"r. manager and catcher az IN.
Meridian club Of the cotton STATES
soy AT IN" close nf his clubs sched-
nc was announced here TO-DAY No
purchase price Was stated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
r"rwine Accepts nnn,,,,. ~" c,u

bANNII.l.E. VA. Aug Am
n"un""m"ni has been mad. thar T.
=. '"rwin". Of huntsville. Ala. ha.
accepted ia" call extended bv the
hoard Of directors nf tho local Young
Mems Christian Association To h,
com" It's general secretary. MIR. COR
"inc Will succeed Edwin k4t,ie
who's" resignation on account Of in
h"nlt was accepted recently
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
BUCKLEY TAKES STAND
IN HIS OWN BEHALF
Tells of White Cap" Epi.
s"dr; Says lie Recognized
Three in Party.
MEANT TO wurr THE MINISTER
b~frn." Wtnrsa~s In Loui.a Cn>e.
members Of 'inrkIes Party. Assert
Th"' Went to Fnr-onnG~ 10 Give
Preacher "SOItchInp"

Special y" Tho Times pi-"atch.l
louisa VA. Aug with t..,i-
n"ny fer III" d"f"ns. inc"mpl.,. Lou
-" county Circuit, Court in which
H"rh"rt Buckley i being tried Tor
li"G"d f'i"ni"us shooting At tho nome
~ E"N. J Glenn. r"ndI.;"n. Va
lHSr .iun.. adjourned this afternoon
ur'l tomorrow m"ininu q, 10 o-r'ocL
Mia ''"nai witnesses To- Ruckl",.
IL" h"y' not been hoard. vii L..
'sli"d ." -" stand
Tn" outstanding f.atIi,. OF TIA.
'ria wss IN" ahse,c" Of m. accused
from IA" courtroom for more than
h''""n minutes after court convened
ihr' h" "ns NOT in court wa. dis.
covered after W. : Goodwin. another
defendant. bad b""u on IA. stand rn,
quarter ~ an hour. nucklcv .Api,iu-
81 up"n arrival that h" had been
d"l' N"d "u account 81 bad roads but
""s hh"h 'l0. for contempt ~ court
Buckle, T-ii- own story
Will. seven white m.n aud ou.
n"gr" testified FOR ,n. d.f.nv. ,nd.,
i!""- ~ waS IA" witness in whom
IN" greatest interest c"ni"red Suc.
ley '.tin"d that on 10. niyht ~
IHr" :. ''whi;"c.rs" found him .xl..,
on ;inch In th. Scal. houS.. i.nL
him :" his home whipped hun. poured
Tar on his head and told him l." would
/ nav" "a llhv" to~u in tw"niy-rnur
hours
~" SAID IA" recognized charlie. n
Wood Wal" Hubbard and =. ". Ti,r
u"r and that they left him ,l"d hand
"nh foot. when be-. got his feet Ioos,
"" said. h. vent ." IA. wo"dsb.h
and saved his hands l"">. with an
a>". On" az IT." men. ne said. told
him 'h"y uer" "ku kux from Rich-
u"rd
>n'. Ills VITO lind I.~n Him.
Buckle, testified that; hocaus. 81
what happened ON ,hat nigh, and
because ~ IN" Mrs Thomas" who's.
nam" had been mentioned with his
his VIII" had loft him ana you'd not
com" hack
= 7. Cannon. Buckley and wv
Rest ""l"rrd. all testified tina, Tho,
vent to ia" nom" az R., / n
Glenn ON III" night Ia IIu. with ia.
intention ~ whipping ia. asto,
With switches Harris aud Jane.
H"-t. tn" latter r"l"r"d w-r. with
'h"m I, Was said
ivy I!.Si said h- would not have
-"n" to IN" minister's hons. ma,
ntrht !: Ia" had not i...-u drunn Euck
''''. wh" IL Was saiI Il :. native OF
F'""n"N". h"hn"wI"IE- that h- had :,
pistol lie Ii> p"s-"s~i"u a'rd Good
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I"Nk EI.ANp. FI.A., AUG pf
n'ials "f the Lakeland Chamber .r
"mmcrcc announced today they had
nt"h advised that the Cleveland
,Nnerltan i.eaGRe club would train
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Hr"wn- G-t Sylvester simon,

EVANSVILLE, IND. Aug. a-S,j.
NrSt"r simon. third haseman with III.
haN CITY team Of The Michigan-on.
'aF'n League. mas been sold To tn.
ST. Louis browns. according tn unr,
received here. The price il said ~
hc $4,000. ~
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This rs tn" greatest distance vet re-
ported fr"m amy or the contestants
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u" hr"ln 'Hd n-rN" cells ~ iuau u ais,
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h"iN y" t"'c" :" hat \n>n'"l tran MOI uniy
I'"''- what might t." termed ur,iuCl,I
n"fN- fore" 10 ih, nerve coils n,u d, sim.
mates IN" ht""'! :" Iunnuf,'tur" =, srr.tI,
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iN" N"'h- iIm" You d. net f."l mat n
ne increased N"ur nerve fore. Hui nn,-
,"u feel l"tt"r and -trnns"r IA every way
H"Hi money VIII l." refunded. sold u,
Grant t"ng 90. rrSgI"'> bruE 80 r. \
Nii!"r Drug 60. th"I' brug GO mnd an
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