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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
INVESTIGATOR URGES BARRING
IMMIGRATION FOR FIVE YEARS
Lillian Russell Moore Asserts Soon Will Be No Amer
lea for Americans if Bars Are Not Made Stronger
Against Undesirable Influx

TO our population would be permitted
TO hoard ship for America.
The new system should include.
Mrs. Moore said. change IN -" i'm .
migration law providing that tho 3
per cent quota be figured out three
months in advance. and that tho to-
tai quota of 3 per cent for all couu-
tries. added together. shall not be
surpassed.
She also recommended more
rigorous requirements for consuIs.
and the establishment OF immigra-
ton stations at principal cities along
the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts, so
as TO eliminate the congestion at
Ellis Island and relieve New York
from increasing It's foreign popula
ton.
The promoter Of immigration Is
responsible for large influx of UNI
desirable immigrants, Mrs. Moore
said He forgcs passports, complies
false lists OF relatives" and
friends and generally does n thriv-
ing business. she charged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
REMOVES AUTOMOBILES
FROM BURNING GARAGE
Roof Fnlls I'm a. Inst Car II
plotted to Safrty-I.oss IL
xn.ItIn

Fire Of Undetermined origin do
stroycd the two-story brick garage Of
x. y Bayliss. Newman street and
Hampton Avenue. li.nrico County.
carly yesterday. The loSs is esti-
mated NJ $4,000.
Eayliss braN.d -" flames. ana drove
two automobiles from the burning
building. y moment after the Sec
ond car had cleared the garage en-
trance. tn" roof !-ll in
About 200 chickens were lost in
tn" fire.
The fire was discovered by w o.
Allen. AN omp!oye OF The Times hi :
patch. shortly after 3 o'clock. After
awakening tho family he aided in
removing the automobiles from the
building. The FIRE was beyond the
ci,y's water mains and Richmond APP
paratus vas unable to render aid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29

WASIIINGTOS. March 2s.-For the
sake OF American citizenship. indus
try and economy. In the opinion OF
Lillian RnSsell Moore. immigration
should be suspended for i've years.
The former actress. now the wife
OF Pittsburgh publisher. has lust
reported 10 Secretary Davis the re-
suit OF her studies abroad under COM
mission from the department Of La
Dor.
III we don't Keep UP the bars. and
make them higher and stronger.
there will no longer ne an America
for Americans" she declared In her
report today.
II believe IL would be Il good thing
for America II an immigration ho!i-
day OF I'VE years could be declared.
But II We must keen our gates omen.
would urge new system. by which
the sitting process could be carried
on abroad. so that none but those
who are A. physically and mentally.
and would make valuable additions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
ROTARY ENTERTAINERS
PROMISE BIC TIME

PETERSBURG. VA. March 2s-
There wifi be big time at the
Rotary Club meeting Thursday night
when billie" Armstrong. Max Jacobs
and "Bill" thinner produce what they
claim viii be the biggest vaudeville
act ever witnesses in Petersburg
Just who she performers Will be Is
not known. because neither OF the
three members are saving word.
but have the members all upset over
the coming event.
Another feature II tho meeting
which Will he held at the Y. NJ G. 4.
a, $50 O'Clock. viii he the report
Of the ON 10 Winston Salem" com
mittct. This committee is composed
OF PHI" Scott. Sam" Reinach
Louie" Roscns;Ock and Dick" VIII
pun. While these four will tell in
an official way about the trip. other
members Will be called upon TO ex-
plain certain features of the program.
President Rosenstock calls for II
100 per cent attendance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
FINDS PRODST ORDERED
DEP0RTED ILLEGALLY
Judge Rules Butler Is TO Be
Held for Further Pro.
ceedings.
tBy Associated Press

NEW YORK. March 2s-auvus,
prolst. former butler a, the Rolling
Rock Club. near Pittsburgh. who
claimed he was being "ranroaded"
out Of tn. country because OF "A love
aha!r with Miss Virginia Cralgic
Mchay, prominent society giri. was
i''eshiiy ordered dcportcd. Federal
Judge Knox ruled toda?, In a dccis-
sion on probst's hab.us corpus hc-
,i"n. Probst WAY held. however for
iufthcr deportation proceedings
Judge Knox considered only the
question Of whether Probst. Il Swiss
national and admittedly an alien
seaman illegally In the country
through GescrtiOn OF his snip. had
had fair hearing, Allegations 81
insanity made in the complaint. on
which h" was ordered depor;"d. pre-
viously had been disposed OF by
Judge Knox. who said "a, .'rob.t'.
hearing that the butler did not APP
pear 10 be insane and ordered him
removed from the psychopatnlc
wnrd At Ellir Island.
whit" il IL true" III. court held.
that Prols,. by his own admissions.
did not comply with tho require
mcnts OF the statute III entering the
United States. and waS. therefore.
subject 10 arrcsi and possible de-
rCrtatiDu. ne waS not examined as
20 his qualifications Cor admission
by the board Of special inquiry pro
v!ded for, but his hearing was con-
Quoted by a single Inspector or Inn
migration.
The result ~ an examination H.
"A board Of three members may l."
aU!t. diffcrcn, from tina, following
an examination by a single iusp"c-
tor"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Mnny Fail To- RcEIxfcr.

General Registrar wOodson stated
yesterday that there are many per
sons who have not yet registered.
ana. as the election draws near. he
warns all who have failed to register,
or ascertain the precinct at which
'heS may vote, to call at his office
without delay. Several Madison. CLAY
ana Lee Ward precincts have been
changed since the last election. and
voters are notified that trouble and
delay may he avoided IL the status
OF each case is established before.
hand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Dry Agents Deutroy sun.

A copper still Of 100 gallons capac-
ity was destroyed. and quantity OF
materials used in the manufacture OF
corn liquor Was seized during raid
on a farmhouse on the Nine Mile
Road IIcnriCo County, by Federal
prohibition officers and county police
Monday afternoon. Lee Eird. c"inr"d,
in default of bail. is held in the coun-
~ jail. charged with operating The
still. y second warrant has been
issued for Columbus Donati, alleged
by the officers 10 have employed the
negro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
LIGHTNING BOLT BURNS
BARRACKS At CAMP LEE

PETERSBrRG. VA, March es.-
lightning struck one OF the large
IN tracks at Camp Lee tonight ahou,
$50 o'clock while thunder. cleo
trical and rainstorm was raging. set
t'hB IL on ne, sesultinS in the build
ing burning 10 the ground
me camp Lee fire department
toukht the stubborn blaze during
the pouring rain and prevonted 4,
from catching nearby buildings
me building was one OF the largest
III the camp. and was situated on
twenty eighth Street II was owned
10y Mr Marshall. OF Pulaski.
REPORTS reaching Petersburg tina,
me IuDize Artificial Silk Mills Of
li1pewell were burning created con-
si"erahie excitement. and several
automobile parties went 10 HnpewelI
he!ore they discovered that the fire
was elsewhere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
BEGINS INQUIRY INTO
WAR PROFITS RETURN
secretary NrIIon Write. IIcpr, r.,,,
About s:0.0nD. 0O0 Re-
fnpb
tby Associated pre.s. !

WASliiNGTON. MarchH rs -s.cre
aay MtI"n mas written Henry Ford
'npuirlhs as 10 the reported return
VI S-''ooo'ooo IN war profits To the
=, by the Detroit manufactures.
TO-DAY al the Treasury.
reports that Mr. Ford bad 80
s1ch a return to the royar,ror,
were understood 10 have been Investj.
sdteu by the Treasury which was
"hho'e I" locate the reported refund
MT mellon IL was declared had
received an acknowledgment of his
ie'ter from Mr.. Ford's SECRETARY i,.,
"ei"r" MI. Ford left fop the Soutb
nn' was understood that an ex
re u" 'oh OF The reported transaction
had not Yet been made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
CLUBBED TO DEATH
FOR STEALING FOOD
Russian Peasant Robs Starving Chill
dren mud IL KILLED
by Mob.
Lny AssorIateA rrcssl

NEW YORK March es.-After
stealing most OF the food set aside
TO feed starving children In his VII
lag". Russian peasant was dubbed
To death by mob, said message
received by the American Relief Nd
minlstration today from workers IN
the field. The theft was committed
in the SteriI'amak Canton Of the
Bashkir Republic. Two days later
tho man was sentenced and Killed by
mob action. Then the one educated
man In the place wrote out a state
ment twenty-five villagers attached
their marks 10 IL, and II was certified
and forwarded to the government,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Lecture, on Arms confer.n..

noLLiNS COLLEGE,. NA.. March o.
me FACULTY and students of Hor-
ms college have just heard TWO ler-
lures by DR.. John II. Latanc. of Bal
'ihore. Or. Latane is head of III.
department. of history|in Johns Hon.
hins University. the subject of Or
Latanes hrst lecture was the .rVasb-
ihgton Disarmament Conference" He
gave many word pictures of tho MOI,
and delegations composing the ron.
ference AZ tho annual election M
officers for next session Miss Eliza
beth Moon. of Richmond was chosen
president OF the Y. ". c. A, Of IoI
lins' College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Marine Attempts Suicide.

BRI DiEW AFTER. MASS, March rs.
-Richard We!scnfeld. ~ Boston. a
marine corps private. who shot and
killed quincy +. Roudem. of Panama
CITY, Fla. in the barracks AT the
Boston Navy Yard last October,
tried. unsuccessfully. to commit sui
eide at the STAN Hospital here
Weisenfeld was sent here for OBJ
seryaticn as To his sanity lie has
refused 20 explain mis- motive for
killing Rouden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
RECEIVES PACKAGE
MAILED 10 YEARS AGO

SALEM. OREGON. March os.-J n
i-"prf. of the State engineers Office
To-Day received Il package Of pho,o-
sraphs which were mailed 10 him -,
town some 200 miles away in East
"rh oregon nearly ten years ago
Although the package had b.ep t.,
the possession OF the postal d.nar,
meht since carly in 1912. the photo
graphs were in good condition and
The address could be distiprui.hi
easily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
FATHER OF HOPEWELL"
DIES BY HIS OWN HAND
Richard Eppes, Promincn,
i'll Business Circles, Is
Found Dead.
WINS Liberal Contributor I" Chart
ties, Friend of Poor and Active
In All Go"d W"rks--funcrni nj
city Point Thursday.

HoPEWELt.. VA. March 18th.
news or the death OF Richard Erpcs.
OF "Appomattox Manor city Point.
Nopew.ll." and prominent In husi-
ness circles throughout the state,
came Is a shock TO this community.
Later rumors that he had commit;a 4.
suicide We're at first discrcdItcd, and
II was not Lutil' IA late hour today
that anything definite could We
learned.
Mr.. Eppes was n i'll health for
several months prior 10 his death.
and mad only recently returned from
trip 70 Florida and New York for
the purpose OF recupcratinG from his
Illness. lie had also. II appears, been
subject 10 nervous disorders and be-
cam" respondent over imaginery
business losses. and il is believed
do with his death.
Gun GrRspcd In Hand.
1t is stated that MIR. Erpcs was
found dead In large barn on his
estate in city ruin; and that the
gun with which he was supposed to
have killed himself was grnspei i'm
'f'T '''''''s run Nut Nhnlu. IL was
supposed that he had shot himself
In the mouth. The weapon used was
a double -barrelcd shotgun negro
employed on the estate found the
body about { o'clock IN the morning
and IL is presumed that he must
have died between > and : o'clock.
The negro Immediately notified Mr..
Potts. manager of Mr.. F.ppcs estate.
who called j. H. Hargrnve, coroner
II !rince George County, to the
scene.
Mr. Erpos was the son OF DR..
Richard Eppes. formerly nf Peters
burg. and who has been dead for
about twenty years. He was abou,
% years OF age and has extensive
holdings throughout this section of
Virginia and especially IN the Wei
nifty of iopcwcll and CITY Point.
Liberal supporter OF Charity.
Mr.. Eppcs was one OF the most
liberal supporters Of organized char
tiles In Virginia and his memory VIII
hc long "enerntcd by the deserving
poor In this locality. his principal
donations being given though the
local chapter OF the Red Cross. OF
which he was viceprcsIdent.
Mr., Eppes IL survived by his wife.
Mrs Mary Eppcs; his daughter. Miss
Alice Epncs, and two sons. Richard
ana James. and three sisters, Miss
Mary Eppes. Mrs. \. r Stands. wife
OF noted New York specialist. and
MIS- a. IL. Maynard. OF London. whose
husband Is In the United states din
lomatic service.
lntcrmcnt Will be made THURSDAY
AZ an hour and place to he later
decided on, although II Is believed
mat interment will be made In the
cemetery OF 81. Johns Episcopal
Church Of city Point.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
one Hurt In Au,n Crash.

SkiddinS over Il wet pavement. am
automobile crashed into a tree near
Second and Grace streets shortly be-
fore midnight last night. badly dam
aging the car and injurinS Il pas
senGer. Louis O'Ncil. who was rid
ing on the front seat. was thrown
into the windshield and slightly cut
about the head. After treatment at
Grace Hospital, he was sent to his
home. The car was driven by
James Christian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Find Eel In Winter pine

f"urtccn-inch eel was found in
one of the city water pipes yrsterday
morning by Workbench connected with
the Water Department. Eels and
small fish, il was said. frequently get
into the larger mains, either as spawn
or when very small. and remain until
grown up," when the pipes become
cioGEed and trouble follows. An eel
OF considerable length was recentIy
round coiled UP In the pipe attached
TO one of the fire engines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Killed In Electric Light Plant.

.NASfNTI-T.E, TENN-, March ~
Jerry Vickery. for thirteen years an
cmployc az the city electric light
plant here was killed today when he
cam" in contact with live wires
caused by grounded circuit, and
5000 volts entered his body. lie died
while on the way 10 the hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Urge Centenary Pledge, PAYMENTS.

'rEe centenary Pledge, Payments.
Faymcnt of the third instalment
on the pledges made to the Centen-
airy fund will be pressed tonight by
Methodist ministers and laymen at
the midweek services of every
church Of that denomination in
Richmond and throughout the Vir-
sinia Conference. The situation is
said to be acute and, II the work Of
the church is not to suffer seriously
the $1,000 owed by Methodists in this
city alone must he paid not later
than next Sunday. which has been
designated AS the time when the
matter Will reach its climax.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Verdict Returned for SION

verdict for $500 was returned in
the city Circuit Court yesterday In
tho suit Of the United States Rever-
age Corporation against II. l.. Bew
This was the second hearing OF the
case. the verdict in the first Instance
having been set aside and new
trial ordered by Judge Scott
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
IteIlermnn Suit in MAY

Tt WIS annOunced ycstcrlaV mai
the suit Of Charles ID. Elinckc against
Marcus kellerman for $4,000. for al
lcGcd alienation OF affections, will he
called during the May term OF the
Law and Equity Court. klincke is a
New Yorker. lie claims that Keller
man, former music teacher and
s"l"ist. with studios here. came he
tween nm and his wife. former
nupi'. Nellerman has not been an
hlChmOnd Tor several months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Ia AssncIntcd g.

liootiAM. WASH. March 2s.-The
Key. y. w Beard. Of the First prc7-
hyterian Church here. when notified
today that the Rev. Earl A. Rlack-
mau' had offered to meet him, in a
boxing contest before the national
convention ~ the American Legion
next 'all. said he was not ready -
accept the challenge before so large
body. Il am ready TO meet any
man on earth in a friendly boxing
match" Rev. Beard. who wss the
lighting parson OF tn. Nin"ty-Flrst
Division. said. but fear a bout be-
tore great convention OF tho
American Legion might result in too
much undesirable publicity. will
have TO think It over"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Seniors to Issue Annual.

PETERSBURG. Wy, March 2S.--
For the frst time in the history
Of the local high school the senior
class Will issue an annual, in. which
'wil! be shown the members OF the
class and the various organizations
a history of the class Will also be
given and the book promises tn he
unusually attractive and will make
It's appearance about the middle of
May.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
"Rosebuds. Give Entertainment.

Children Of the "Rosebuds" OF BROAD
Street Methodist Church have
planned an entertainment at Rurfncr
School. Friday night. at O'Clock. for
the benefit Of it's missionary fund.
rutherford and Rianhardt. masicians.
have volunteered their services. and
Will provide n two hours cntcrtain-
mcnt. Mrs. Sarah a. ForhcS Is super
intendont Of the "Tosebuds"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Indorsc Martin for Port Bodx.

PETERSBURG. VA, March 2S.-
At n meeting Of prominent citizens
held here today William NJ. Martin.
secretary Of the local Chamber OF
Commerce, was Endorsed as mem
her OF the Hampton Roads Port Com
mission and his name Will be for
wardcd To Governor Trinklc today.
Samuel ID. Rodgers. delegate from
Petersburg. personally endorsed MIR.
Martin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
SENATE PASSES BILL
LIMITING RACING IN MD
Try Associated rrcss.1

ANNAPOLIS. MD, March 2S.-Ev n
vote of . to IL. the Maryland SEN
ate tonight substituted for the Hall
antiracc truck gambling bill the
MOTIFS htl, senate measure TN
ter the Norris bin racing in Mary
lana VIII he limited ~ sevcnty-two
lays a year. the tracks will pas n
.aN nt $1,000 day. and II Is made
mandatory on tn" racing commission
10 control licensing OF Jockeys and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
ATTEMPT TO MURDER
PROF. MILUKOFF
EBv Assnciated BRASS

BERLIN. March 2S.--An attempt
was madc 10 assassinate Professor
Paul y. Miiukon. former Minister OF
Foreign Affairs In the Russian pro-
N,sional government. while he was
addressing gathering of Russians
tonight.
The attempt was frustrated by
Vladimir Naloukon. who himself
was killed by Il bullet aimed at
MilukOn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
rhnrmncy nnnrd To Meet.

The Virginia State BOARD of Phar-
macy Will meet in Richmond We'd
ncshny. APRIL "a. in quarterly SEES
sion No examination OF applicants
Tor license TO practice in the State
Will be conducted. June having been
filed as the time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
AppIicntIons for r.rm,,.

Building Inspector Butler yesterday
received applications for permits
from Mrs. w. $. Angle to build n
frame and stucco dwelling at lis
Orcrbrook Road. to cost $4,000, and
from 7. II. Garrett, to build q brick
garage in rear of S023 West Grace
Street, to cost $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Candidates to Address. Advertisers.

VH-HI'HHle IaIkS ny Ed
mund q. Massie. l.. 4. Sandin and
GervaS \. Taylor, candidates for
city Council. will feature todav.s
luncheon OF the Richmond Advertise
ms club at Murphy's Hotel. begin
ning at ] o'clock. There will follow
Il hfte"n- minute period for ques-
lions and discussion Friends OF the
candidates and members OF the
M"n"n Advertising Club have been
invited IL attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
player Dis.nti.ficd I.o,.. CHI,

MEMPHIS. TENN. March 2S.-Dick
conner. left fielder. recently secured
ny the Memphis Southern Association
came dissatisfied with his new berth
and left today for his home In Des
Moincs. Iowa. II was announced His
place viii I've taken by Joe Phillips.
Of tho Minneapolis club Of the Ameri-
can Assimilation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Want ruth 10 Uercrcc no.,

l'abe Ruth has been asked To referee
y wrestling bout here April 3 between
StanlSlaus Hbyszko, former worlds
neaNEweiEht champion. and Charles
kentrop. claimant OF the worlds
m,ndleweiRht mpionship. Ruth
VIII 10 here on that date with the
New York Yankees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
SnrrN Court Onnn

PETERSBURG. VA, March Is
n"rry county Court opened this
morning with Judge Marshall II.
Jefferson presiding. one murder case.
In which negroes are involved ~ ia
he held. and there are several yinl.
tons Of the prohibition law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29

PKINCETON, =. J., March IS
championship OF the intercollegiate
league by defeating the University
OF Pennsylvania, 2S to o. In the play
on Tor the title. Each team won
eight and lost two games in the
regular season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
LInd.n, COMING Anr,, D..

PETERSBURG. VA. March 2S.-
Vachel Lindsay. 'one of Americas
leading poets. will he heard In Pc
tersburg In tho auditorium Of the
petersburg High School Monday eve
ming. April "a. a large crowd ia ex
pected to hear him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
To Hold special ). .. con.cn,,on.

LYNCHEURG. VA, March :S-Ar-
rangements are being made by the
virginia Sunday School Association
for special state sunday school con
Vention for young people between
the ages OF l6 and "a years, to be
held at the State Normal, at Rad.
ford, August 25-27.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Mcmillan Dor, wei for y,nI

NEW YORK. March 2S.-Mill.r
iiuEgins seems to have found in Me
MILAN lad who can flll Bob Meusels
his regular nositinn I'm r,rht noi -
for tho Yankees. word from New Or
leans SAYS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Gors ~ En,tcrn shnrc Churrh

LYNCiiBCRG. VA. March 2s.-Rev.
VI. l.. Mintz, four or 1--WE years pastor
OF the Madison Baptist Church, has
resigned TO accept a call To the Bap-
lis: Church at Onley, Accomac Coun-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
HEARS THE CHURCH
BELLS ONCE AGAIN
This Lady Says She Was
Growing More Deaf Each
Day From Catarrh.
PRAlSlNG PLANT JUICE
Explains How the Herbal
Remedy Cleared Up Ca
tnrrhal Trouble.
PRAISING PLANT JUICE

Il was growing more deaf from
catarrh every day. hut Plant Juice, has
cleared up the trouble 10 such an cX-
tent that once again can hear the
church bells ring and the clock
strike
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
EX-EMPEROR CHARLES
PNEUMONIA VICTIM
Condition nf Former Ruler of Aus
tria Is Regarded ms
Serious,
[By .Associatod Press.

FuNCiiAL MA DEIRA ISLAND,
March 2S.-Former Emperor. Charles
OF Austria is IL with bronchial
pneumonia. His condition is seri-
ous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29

Second Quarter: lesson /.
Chronicles xiv. LIZ. April 2.
1922.
Golden Text, Help us. q Je-
hovHh. our God, FOR we rely on
Three Chronicles xiv. II.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-02-15

Christ Lee. SEA ---- -
Sndrew Gangeness, S a OF NYI11lz.
NJ Il OF SW11z4
stella O. Olson, Lots 8 and
farmers st. Blk, Goodridge Lots
81 and ID, S11e Of NE11
r. Poppenhagen Lots and 4
1 Iartin Westby. VIZ Of. SW511zz
evils Peterson Poppenhagen,S -
OF NV 81 ~ :1s of ssSVV;11z
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-02-15

lelinquent, 1920
4 ota
tax an6
Lot Blk. penalty