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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-09-08
BISHOP FALLoWs is DEAD
Chicago Clergyman Passes Away
Was Widely Known In Church
and Upiift Work.

Chicago, Sept. 6.-Bishop Fallows of
the Reformed Episcopal church, for
years one of the most distinguished
figures In Chicago's religious life, died
at his home. 1913 Vest Adams street,
after long, severe illness. Physicians
virtually abandoned hope for the aged
clergyman q month ago.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-09-08
CATARRH

Catarrh Is a Local disease greatly in
duenced by Constitutional conditions
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
sists OF an Ointment which gives Quick
Relief by local application, and the
Internal Medicine. a Tonic, which acts
through the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces and assists in Kidding your System
Of Catarrh.
Sold by druggists for over 40 Years.
+. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
The New York herald., 1922-11-05
PATENT ATTORNEYS.

PATENTS - Write for free illustrated guide
books and RECORD ON INVENTION
BLANK. Send model or sketch and descrip-
tion of your invention for our opinion of its
patentable nature free. HIGHEST REFER
ENCES. PROMPT ATTENTION. REASON
ABLE TERMS. VICTOR j. EVANS G. co,
New York office. 1908 woolworth Building.
Phone Barclay 64T4. Main office S54 9th,
PArENrS-Send for free booklet; highest
references, best results. promptness as
sured WATSON u. COLEMAN, Patent Law
YER 624 # ST.. Washington. d. c.
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FURNITURE.

WILL sell cheap to quick purchaser 100 feet
almost new wood and glass office partition
finished good mahogany color: also 20 feet
counter desks with drawers and sliding door
cupboards underneath. Apply DAVID
BROWN, G01 9Th av.
WE will pay highest possible prices for fur
nished houses, apartments, pianos, bric-a-
brac, books, works Of art. FRANKLIN, SIS
University place. Tel. Stuyvesant 2377.
ANTIQUE mahogany davenport four post
bed and table for sale. Write 207 Elm ST.,
Westfleld, ". j.
STEINWAY or KNABE Baby Grand wanted
by private party for cash. State condition
and price. Box S f54. 206 B'way.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West side.

ls0rH (l23 Wadsworth av.)-Beautiful.
newly furnished room. small family. 81
ccnveniences; near subway. GRIFFIN. call
evenings.
1siST. COS w.-Beautiful room. elevator
apartment; phone; subway corner. Apt SO.
1s4TH. 567 w.-Large front ROOM suitable
for two; modern. privieges. optional.
1S9TH. $40 W.-Outside sunny room; newly
decorated: all conyenences; S25 monthly
elevator apartment. Wadsworth e014. Apt. 62.
190TH (Broadway subway, buses)-Beauti-
full, comfortable room. large windows.
adjoining bath; no other roomers; $40
Wadsworth 9423.
Brooklyn.
COMFORTABLE room for business woman; ;
all conveniences; near Prospect Park. 10
Butler place. Apt. lie.
Long Island.
FOREST HILLS-Front room. residence
min. station, $40. Phone Boulevard 6262-W.
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Business service.

experienced own office;
wishes work; reasonable. l. 20i0 Herald
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

DOCTOR (optometrisD, temporarily With
drawn from active service owing TO poor
eyesight. offers his services as attendant TO
person or party contemplating land or sea
voyage. i 5l4 Herald.
JOHN ]. NUGENT, who lived at sol Jersey
av.. Jersey City, about 10 years ago, please
communicate with JOSEPH Z. MARX, 20l
West SD ST.. New York, ~. Y.
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DIRECTORY OF HOME AND
BUSINESS NEEDS.

OVERCOATS. suits turned, three DAYS
DEUTsCHER. S46 De Kalb av.. Brooklyn.
Prospect SO24
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

WE PURCHASE or sell at best cash prices
merchandise or furniture. ELKAN 95
Liberty st. Cortlandt 56l3.
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Unfurnlshed-New Jersey.

KENsIco GARDENS, 1926 Kensington av..
Jersey City. N J.-3 to room apart
ments in one of Jersey City's> most beautiful
elevator houses. with every modern improve
ment; situated in the heart of Bergen sec
tion: within walking distance of the Summit
av. tube station; 10 minutes TO downtown
and 80 minutes uptown New York; repre-
sentative on premises every day. including
Sunday; also evenings. JAMES F. GANNAN
G. SON. Agent, 900 Bergen av., corner of
Sip av., Jersey City. n. j. Bergen 1900.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

Furnished.
ADULT COUPLE, 2-3, kitchenette, bath;
central; reference; Christian. 564 Her
aid.
FURNISHED apartments wanted for the
winter months. 4 rooms, including kitchen;
references exchanged. 2161 Herald, $50
Broadway
FURNISHED APARTMENTS WANTED.
SLAwSON & HOBBS, 162 WEST 72D ST.
MODERN furnished house apartment, 8
TO 10 rooms, baths; must be in Wash
ington So. section near 9th av., for months.
Best references. Phone Mr.. BELL, Stuy-
vesant 09t6.
WANTED-A furnished apartment, or
masters bedrooms. in modern elevator
building the East Side, 50th 10 18th St,
9th av. TO Lexington av., from December
to March /. Apply PEASE G ELLIMAN,
340 Madison av. Tel. Murray Hill G200
WANTED from November ! to March 1 fur
nishcd apartment of five TO seven outside
rooms, 10th to S0th ST., 5sh to Lexington
av. submit details. rental, &C. to TOWN
& COUNTRY, w. 10th st.
WANTED. below I'D ST. not less than six
furnished rooms, from November Is or De-
cember 1 to April 1, by family of adults.
Box 65 Haworth, n. j.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections.

WOULD like to hear from few stock sales
men, mention company whose securities
you are selling. y 54s Herald.
AN opportunity for refined women 20 profit,
ably use leisure time; no canvassing' Can
for interview. to p. M, $50 Madison
av., at STth st.
CRAFTSMAN, experienced; own office
wishes work; reasonable. l. 2olo Herald
Herald 50.
Business service.
STARTING a Company? Save expenses ana
taxes by organizing on. the popular CON
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fill in DEMAREB STANDARD FORMS, issue
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Genuine DEMAREE FORMS are nationally
known. approved by attorneys and utillzeu Wy
successful concerns throughout the Unite1
states Send for large. free pamphlet sC-SoJ 80
containing valuable information that you may
need. G. S. DEAfAREE, legal blank pup
Usher, 7os Walnut, Kansas City. Mo.
HOW TO FINANCE
your enterprise any other legal adviee
incidental TO corporations free, corporations
formed under laws of any State or under
common law. PRACTISING CORPORATION
ATTORNEY, Box 270s. Boston Mass
ARCHITECT offers services to owners OF
real estate for development OF property
reasonable l. 20t1 Herald, Herald SO:
YOUR 2s word advertisement in 76 country
town newspapers; 50. Write for list. Il. l..
MILLER, Syracuse. n. Y.
WE prepare plans ana specifications and
assist in financing structures OF all kinds
2l33 Herald, $50 B'way.
ADVERTISERS-Sav money, get results: 30
page rate book tells how. Mailed lREE.
Standard Advertising Agency. 81. Louis. Mo-
CORPORATIONS ORGANIZED, STOCK
SOLD. PATENTS FINANCED.
ROOM 1905 347 5TH AV.
DELAWARE CHARTERS.
PALMER, 40 West Fortieth st.
Capital TO Invest.
ADDITIONAL
CAPITAL
FURNISHED.
Concerns doing profitable business over
years. able to employ additional capital
advantaReously viii underwrte their pre-
ferred stock or bond issues; give accurate
information in first letteS, also gross and
net profits: bank references exchanged q.
p. Won RUNNER CO., 800 Broadway, New
York.
CONCERNS doing profitable business over
years able TO employ additional capital
advanta geously: will underwrite their pre-
feed 5tociI or bond ISSUE. Give accurate IN
formation in first letter; also gross and net
profits: bank references exchanged. q. !.
Won RUNNER CO.. $50 Broadway, New
York City
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Unfurnished-Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. l.. J.
Tennis Place Apartments, by station.
Large rooms; tea room. Boulevard 6545.
Special, three ROOMS. 81 ,0s0.
The New York herald., 1922-11-05

COUNTRY BOARD.
New Jersey.

NtW Jtfstys
THE BALSAMS.
1872 Boulevard Summit.
Cheerful, sunny rooms; ideal winter &C
commodations. superior table: refined. home
like atmosphere; high altitude. healthful
climate; rates moderate. Phone 81 NJ, Sum
NIT.
THE RIVERSIDE-Cranford,N n. j.. ideal all
year around home. beautiful outlook; short
distance from New York: suites of rooms,
lent table board. Phone Crawford 202.
MONTCLAIR, n. j., THE BASSETT COT
TAGE, 80 SOUTH WILLOW ST. PHONE
1856. EXCEPTIONAL BOARDING.
The New York herald., 1922-11-05
For Sale.

SUITABLE for sanatorium. school, orphan
age, &C. The Idle Hour Inn and cottages
Monroe, n. Y. forty-fve miles 10 ~. Y. city.
High elevation. all improvements. overlook
ing beautiful lake. 80 rooms, 80 bathrooms
cost over $500 900. Circumstances compel
sacrifice at less than half price. Terms ar
ranged. Now occupied by the Mackenzie
School Possession on thirty days notice.
Particulars from Sole Agent. Box 60, RAM
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INFORMATION WANTED.

FURMAN FAMILY.
Information is wanted concerning
the descendants OF this family.
JOB DENTON A.,
JOHN NJ. and
MATTHEW u. FURMAN.
Persons answering will please state
what branch of the family they are
related to. Send your address and
particulars 10
F'RANKL'N NJ. HOWARD, Era.
Ferry Station p. o.,
San Francisco, Cal.
The New York herald., 1922-11-05
BURN WOOD.

BURN WOOD.
Dixie Gasoline Drag Saw cuts 20 cords per
day; for logs up to 8 feet diameter: fitted
carburetor, saw blade; price complete $22J
II. o. b. Cleveland. THE PETER GER
I4ACH CO. Cleveland. Ohio.
FOR SALE-one 10x15O n. self supporting
stack, knocked down. This stack has never
been erected and can be had for very low
price. GAIR REALTY CORP. so Washing
ton St, Brooklyn.
RUGS-Kirmansha 10x14 and 10xi5. sacri-
flee S315 each. Seen mornings. 574 West
End av.. apartment 55.
PLAYER piano. Lindeman Angeles, cost 5000,
sell $175. REGAN. so East 34th.
FOR SALkf-Marble busts, the four seasons.
Call 43 West 4Sth ST.
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Unfurnished-Queens.

MISUNDERSTANDING 9 room apartment
with parlor; second floor. every high
class Improvement; highly decorated. garage /;
excellent transit facility to Times Square
in 20 minutes. cent fare: new house, rent
S135,%in 81 Ithaca st., Elmhurst. l.. L., near
25th st. subway station.
Elk room apartment with TWO baths in the
KING MANSION APARTMENTS. Apply
superintendent. Al Alsop ST.. Jamaica. N. X.
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Observation-Disclosures. ter.

MOUNT VERNON.
Attractively decorated living, bedrooms.
dining room, kitchenette, bath, heat. cleo
tricity; upper part of private home; best
location 800. Hilcrest 510p-W
The New York herald., 1922-11-05

CHAMBERMAID.-Refi Swiss girl wishes
position as chambermaid, mothers helper
or houselSeeper; and 2 years' reference:
country preferred. Write w. A., box j.,
3s5 sth av.
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FOR Miscellaneous.

STROUD upright plano. Aeolian make. just
like new, taken in trade for reproducing
new Instruments; also exceptional bargains
in new. small grands, $685.. value $500. RE-
PRODUCING PLANO STUDIOS. INC, 473
library.
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New York,

FARM. Croton Falls. N. y
puiid yourself up IN the country: bath.
steam heat, electricity. hunting; fare 81 80.
phone 81 Croton Falls: &i6 up.
The New York herald., 1922-11-05

MONEY-PARTNER
We owe the United States and territorial
rights in what we believe TO be valuable
household necessity and for the purpose OF
manufacturing and marketing the article
offeIe to the right party one-helf In
terest for a reasonable amount; particulars
upon request. NJ 1905 Herald. Harlem.
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BOOKKEEPER. assistant. beginner; refer
enees. Fr!eda Lacher. 81 L. 5sth Phone
The New York herald., 1922-11-05

WOULD like TO hear from few stock sales
men, mention company whose securities
you are selling. V 54s Herald.
The New York herald., 1922-11-05
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.

ALLERToN HOUSE, FOR MEN.
The rates in the newest of the Allerton
group, a IL story fireproof building, just
completed, containing apartments, club con-
venlences. are from $3.50 to $3.50 per week
for permanent residence only. 143 Il. 39th
St, As Il. 55th st.
The New York herald., 1922-11-05

BELGIAN woman desires washing home.
Leamsman. 146 West 62d
The New York herald., 1922-11-05
Country linn

Healthy location, beautiful Delaware Val
ley, so miles out, II acres majestic scenery
trout stream. swimming pool, waterfalls
II room house. completely furnished; also
small picturesque bungalow, good patronage.
81 500, only s., 800 cash needed. See OWNER,
100 RrnadNYnN. Room 93S.
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BECAUSE closing country home, wsW -
IND position, general housework or cook
ing, for young colored woman with Is
months old child Recommend her highly.
1870 Broadway. Box 472.
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MACHINERY
PAINTING.

PAINTING contractor IN all it- branches
estimates cheerfuliv given In city or coun-
ST.. Brooklyn. Night phone Main 4fe5: day
phone Frauklvn iSGT
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Miscellaneous.

WANT 20 purchase New York hotel OF good
standing at n figure that will enable a
thorough hotel man 20 net a reasonable re-
turn on funds expended: viii consider only.
first class building and complete hotel and
dining room equipment: write full particu-
lars. PEARCE. So Pennsylvania av., New
ark. y. ].
STORE for rent. fine location for butcher
shop and vegetable store. Apply BUSINESS
REALTY CO. 3 Walnut av.. Crawford. n. J
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CHAMBERMAID and waitress, young expe
rienced Irish girl; references. 1910 Broad
MAE. BOX 4RI.
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RIDING SCHOOL,-To close estate will
sell completely equipped riding school,
at Montclalr, New Jersey, as going
business. good will, horses and pack
II. Il. WALMSLEY, Attorney. 40 Broad
way. or phone 293l Montclair.
The New York herald., 1922-11-05

AN opportunity for refined women 20 profit
ably use leisure time; no oanvassing. Call
for interview. TO p. M, 2SO Madison
av.. at 3Tth st.
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CHAMBERMAID- D-SEAMsTRESS-Neat. prac-
teal woman OF 40; please state particu-
lars. VIII call evenings. Fl. H., 402 w. 42d.
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WANTED-Man in food product or kindred
line to associate with advertiser In pro-
duction of canned food product; limited out
put contracted for In advance yields sur
prising profit; 81 900 required; services not
necessary; also provide for small bond to
permit withdrawal Of liquor used in process.
Exceptional opportunity. fGOs Herald.
N
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rIANos AND PuoNoGRArBs.

81 200 Chickering grand mahogany. excellent
condition. $500 GsI 81. Marks av.. ID' klyn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
ASKS INTERPRETATION.
OF $50 ARREST BOUNTY
Questions Whether Police
Get Reward for Apprehend-
ing Drunken Persons.
AGAINST DEPARTMENT RULES
Meanwhile Officers Collect Money only
When onrndrr Has Liquor ON Per-
s"h-EniarXc whisky Cupboard o.,
DnnNIlIr.
Special TO Tho Timcs-p.soat.hl

special 20 Tho Times Dispatch.
bANNii.l.E. VA. July 10 Mayor
N""dinr has asked the Common
M'ai;h'e attorney for an !ntrrpr.ta-
ii"n Of the amended state liquor law
particularly on the point OF whether
IA" act intends for police officers ar
resting person for being drunk t."
collect reward Of 80. Tn" act
provides THIS bounty for ANY person
convicted OF the act. and Drunkenness
II one OF th"n. tutE this !nt-rpr".
tation has been rendered officers win
collect the buunty more only ia such
cas"s when liquor l. found uu TIA.
person al tho offender
The 1ui"s aud regulations of the
rp!ioc department. y,ohib,, officers
from receiving outsid. compensation
.ut this rule has been cGnsist"ut!y
waived !pr years and officers have
oc.n allowed 70 collect rewards on"r-
ID for the arrest OF criminals
Today the cni., II police but :,
'prco ut carpenters - work charging
mo city rt"ro cupboard which Is no
ipnKer large enough ~ hold WHISKY
s"!zed In various cases. Tn" pros
'hi room is n!l.d from moor to coll
lns "ith ABOUT 900 gallon. OF all
'asS"' 81 ardent spirits. Tn. grand
Jury .s-i week n special report.
"li"f"r 'hat s-!z"d spirits was being
handled loosely. and IL was recon
in"n1"d mat al such evidence b..
placed und-' lock and key away
from temptation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
Even Careful
CaIoneI Users
are Sa|ivated
Very Next Dose OF Treacherous
Drug may Start Trouble

Calomel Is dangerous. II may ,an-
vate you and make you suffer fear
fully from soreness OF gums, tender
ness OF jaws and teeth. swollen
tongue and excessive saliva drlbbling
from the mouth. Don't trust Gallo
mel. II Is mercury: quicksilver.
II you feel bilious. headachy. con-
etipated and all knocked out. Just go
20 your druggist and get a bottle OF
podsons Liver Tone for few cents
which fs harmless vegetable sub
stitute for dangerous calomel. Take
spoonful and II 1t doesn't start your
hFer and stra1gnten you I'D better
and quicker than nasty calomel and
without making you sick. you lust
go back and get your money.
you take calomel today yourl be
sick and nauseated tomorrow: be-.
sides. 1t may salivate you. while n
you take Dodson's Liver Tone you
VIII wake up feeling great. No salts
necossary. Give II to tho children.
because II Ia perfectly harmless and
cannot salivate.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
COUNTY OF CAMPBELL
WILL |ND|CT LYNCHBURC
Charge Tha, Sewers Are Nui-
sances Somewhere in
Suburbs.

iSn"cia, !" Tn" Tim"a-DiS patch.
LIS NcIiHIRG. VA. July lO.-Alea.
ander H. Light Commonw ealth's at
'orn"y FOR Campbell COUNTY. has
notified City Manager BECK that he
Ia going 10 present the city TO the
grand jury In IN. Circuit court Of
mat county next Monday at Rust
burg for Indictment for sewer NUS
anc"s In the suburbs Of Lynchbury
Tn" city manager asked tn. Com
m"hwealth'S attorney 10 specify the
location ~ IN" cause of tn. COM
pihint. which the county officer has
refused :" do. Mr.. Beck wrote tho
county officer that IN" city would
correct tn. trouble II IL knew wh"r"
ii wSs. aud Mr.. Light replied ,ha,
his business WAS To present iudic,-
n-ntS To The grand jury. and not TO
inspect sewers.
city Manager Beck CAV" on, q
statement In which h" said iI. was
surprised that tn" commonw -alih'S
attorney should take such a position
especially In view % the pleasant
relations that hav" all along marked
n" Intercourse between tn" CITY and
oun,v representatives Tn. ciiv Of
'cials maintain that thev have no
,Gea what the trouble consists Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
WESTERN DISTRICT
|. ). COURT OPENS

Sp"cia - The Times Dispatch.
I.NNciiB' re. VA, Iuly 10Th.
Federal District court hogan It's
ig~ ,~rrn hero With heavy cri,uI-
rHI docket facing IL many o. ~"
Gases h"ius alleged violations nf tn.
N"lsi"ad act II nunh.r n ciyil
Uses, ready '"r trial ar. 2on. INTO.
IA" term "iii b" extended into next
''"~e a. least
~ J. 7 Sho"mak"r, buckingham
county, "hi'" Sjav. rE-" continued
:" next term Ann. Roll. coles
'empneil County. oashtug pnst-ot,ic.
money rider not Intended for her 50
tn", obey Banion Ann"-., county.
RAJ" for fsilur" 80 attend ~ ,,r-
N"Ss =, las, term Nv" DAYS n Jail:
" y Moon, charged w!th Killing a
N"pip"ckcr IN chupre'l County.
'I'latirg s'atut" 20 make effective
migratory bird treaty win canada,
81 M LAX" MrNrhw. Mt Airy y
charged ~i'h stealing marcel
from N" mail a. i.eaA"svilIc lunr.
ton. siN'y days IN Jail. James stores.
BEDFORD county theft from poSt-
rh'" a. -nu"d"r. $40 years in VIZ
cinia Manuai Labor school q, Ham
over, clinton Coff"y Nelson County.
Illicit dssti.ling Slsir days W 9.
Topping N~vnor' News case from
'ar9heil County charged with CON
vcr'inG posrai funds 10 persona!
uses. continued. ~ MohIcr. Nelson
COUNT, distilhnE pleaded guilty and
3rry nab noor imnaneled for
~" TIA ~ j. II li7sSomb. AM
'ers' COUNTY 'or Violating N" VOL
''oat ac, when cour, adjourned tor
the day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
ORDERED TO LEAVE CITY,;
JAILED FOR AUTO THEFT.
Uses Car in Getaway" After
Being Commanded
To Go.
Especial to The Tlmes-DIspatch ]

fSptriaT RI. ,yu,.,,h
,,.uurr,rp,.r,. ~,
win 'he situation OF
either racing Mayor J. ". Morrison
on charp. Of svb,;,y ,r -, ,o
Ing ,,.,,,.,
\ James f'd"'"' 10
EARS o'n' ch"s" The latter Saturday
morning. and now il i'm far worse
pr.dic.mnnt ma, .,.. tI T.,
srod =, ~.
'"''h'N Jan awaiting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
KILLS BRIDE OF MONTH,
THEN COMMITS SUICIDE
Bacon Hollow, Near Harrison
burg, Scene of Double
Killing.
Especial to The Tirn.S-pispatch.l

Special 10 The Times -Dispatch.l
iAhkISoNHUitG VA, July 10
I>n"on Hollo" In Greene county.
'hiFiy miles from mere has been tn.
scene Of another tragedy. maintain
az an average o, about one month
According 20 the latest reports
i""rye Morris. alleged 20 have boon
drinking, Told n lutnher o, persons
J." vas going home and ma *. IA clean
hpnsa." II" walked IN ,he door and
without u word OF warming sent Il
bullet through The heart Of MS
bird" Of month Then n" turned
me gun upon himself and Hred ~"
lied about halt MI hour later uithuur
revealing any reason for the shoot
ing.
Morris Was the son %, Marianne,
Morris. and MS bride Vas tho daugh-
ter ~ Alias Mountain Shln!.',>
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
ChnIn Gnnr Gunrd t,,-,d

pANNiLl.E. VA. July lO.-Harry
Sneah' erstwhilc chats gang guard.
whose removal recently caused a
STRIKE Of the city chain gang. was
tried In the Police Court this morn
ing Tor an assault on James Tai
Icy. He was fined s25 and. being I'm
aoie TO i'quidate the fine. was re-
handed 10 jail, Talley. charged with
violating the Mapp act. was acquitted
ana i"rther warrant against Snead
n'ieS!"s intoNication was dismissed
SHead Will be tried in feu. a..
for shooting William Green n negro
prisoner. who was wounded while ar
tempting 10 escape from the chain
gang
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
GIVES 5000 POUNDS
MILK IN SIN MONTHS

Special !" IN" Times -ri-pa'ch
i'EESHtk i. VA. July lO.+Rusc Of
bro"k lhndw God. ~ pure bred rrsis-
tered Guernsey COW. belonging to H..
Clark Ii"k". ~ l."eEhurH. has lust
completed TIA" nrst six months ur her
year i"si In this tin" she has pro-
duced over 5000 pounds o. milk. or
four and "nc-half tons
THIS milk, !; Ghurn-d Int" butter.
would have made 1a0 pounds. or an
average OF two and our-hAlt pounds
a day. She has averaged six gallons
per day for the entire six months and
IN atm milking at the rate Of five
gallons day. During this period
she has produced ton iimng her
weight in milk and on.-halr h-r
weight In butter. Sh. IL milpAd and
Ted every eight hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
Give Bell as War Hero Men,o.,.,

70 nc EIIbV Tile, va, July 10
Much credit Is due Mrs. j. V. Mich
OILS. OF this town. for her efforts in
raising money for the memorial bell
Tor st. Peters Episcopal Church
nero. The bell. which has arrived.
IS In memory OF the Loudoun boys
who served in the World War and
VIII have these names inscribed on
". A tower Is being constructed in
front of the church and the bell will
DC placed In the top OF II. 1t is
aoped 1t will be completed before
!uiE is, when Bishop Brown. OF the
"'ocese. VIII be prcsent to admins
'cr the rite OF confirmation.