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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
IN ASD ouT OF TowS.

Miss Chariot. Greer Francis is
attending house party AT Windsor
shades this week Next week she
vii! motor 10 Baltimore. Md where
IN" VIII bc murh entertained
Mrs ~ II Clarp and Mrs 4. r.
Wtlhurn are among the Richmond
people registered a. tho Hotel Tray
more. Atlantic city
Miss Ethel !iutchison. OF 22Oa
Hanover Avenue. and Miss Louis"
Wilson ar" visiting Coppahaunk
Springs, near Wavcrly
Miss Katharine Crooks il visit.
Ing relatives In Baltimore. Wash
instun and IIvattsvillc. Md.
Mr. and Mrs. W. f.. Moore arc the
guests If their son-!n-law and
daughter. MIR and Mrs. Lawrence len.
n!nEs. in South Roanoke.
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Mrs. August NigptnEt0n.

FFsF.T'fFHI'kSNIF VA, Aug. ..
AIRS. August WigGlnGion. aged IS
years. died NJ IA" Mary Washington
hospital here YESTERDAY Mrs. WiE-
Iingt"n was before her MARRIAGE
MISS Ida Armstrong. OF stafford Coun-
". surviving her are her husband.
two sons. ollie and George WGging-
ton: four daughters. Mrs. Lila Div
YER. OF Washington: Mrs. ELLA Han
and Misses Ella and Mamie Wigrine-
ton. OF this city: three brothers
McSsrs. Edgar, George aud irving
Armstrong VI stafford. The remains
""r" today taken To Ram"th Church.
IN stafford County. wh"rc services
were held and intcrm"nt made.
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s: OCTET Y

Mrs. George Carmichael Will re-
turn 10 her home in Franklinton. y.
G.. in the next few days. She has
been the guest OF her uncle during
the month OF August. Mrs. Car
michael WAS before her marriage
Miss Maria Adkins.
Delegate To Portland.
Miss Sally Dcane will be among
the representatives Of the Wom"n's
Auxiliaries Of the Episcopal churches
In Richmond /" heir national CON
rention. The ,nvention Will be held
In Portland, oregon. Mrs. r. L. Os-
They viii leave some time this week.
visiting points OF interest In tho
West on their return trip.
HIS Visited Miss scott.
Misc Nadine OXnard. daughter OF
Mrs. Henry T. OInard. Of Washing
ton and Fauquier County. Is spend
ing some time at Colorado Springs.
whore she is the guest Of Miss
Louise Fcnner. Miss OInard "a we'll
known here. She has visited In
Richmond az the guest OF Miss Elisa
beth Scott. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic w. Scott
Al White for several Weeks.
3 John shelton williams has arrived
White Sulphur Springs Hc Was &c
companicd by Thomas Rutherford.
Messrs. Williams and Rutherford
VIII be at the white Sulphur for sew
cral weeks
Enrolment of children OF -. a. Il.
There Will be a meeting Of Ia,
Children nf the American R.volu-
ton in Room S. y W. 9. A.. at :
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. at
which timo the children OF Dnugh-
, tere and Sons Of tho American Revo-
luton Will be Invited To enroll az
members. The object Of the society
is to disseminate kuowl"dgc Of Amer
lean history aud To foster American
liberty and patriotism for tho CON
truction Of loyal citizcns
To Meet daughter In Nrv York.
James a. Crooks loft saturday for
N6w YORK. wh"r. hr viii meet mis-
daughter. Miss Susie lowering
Crooks. She arrives on the rteamer
Porto Rico from Rio P!cdras
Forest nm Garden Th-ater.
a most Interesting program has
he"n booked for the Forcs, I'LL Gar
den Th"at'r on Monday evening at
$40 O'Clock. when the artist pupils
Of Mrs wilder. rrom,ner, vocal
teacher. VIII appear in recital. with
stanley David James as accompan-
is'.
The recital Will he a repetition .,
the work done by tn. singers In
Richmond some time ago II hclng
such an artistic success. Mrs Wilder
mas been requested hy the manage
W"nt 20 appear with tn" same pro-
=, gram on Monday night, This (. the
sixth o; series al community en-
tcrtHt1n'uts arranged for this now
cNt-oi-Goor auditorium 20 which tho
public Is invited
pONrll-pRrrIsh,
Mr.. md Mrs. David H. Parrish
announce tho engagement Of their
daughter Edith Seal. to George
!Nison Powell. ot Glen Allen Tn.
wedding VIII TAKE place some time
IN Septtmher.
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Mrs. Milton Iiooth.

HEATHSvIl.I.r: ~. Aug. 81
Mrs. Milton Booth. "r Lillian. This
county. who had been III at tho nom.
of her son. Captain Arthur Booth.
In R"edville. died. Wednesday. sur
rounded by her family and loved ones
lnterment was mad" Thursday in
R"scland Cemetery. Rev. W l.
Evans conducted funeral services
She is survived by her husband. who
~ in feeble health, and four chill
dren, MnSsrs. Arthur and owen Rooth
both Of Re"dv!il": Miss Mimi" Booth
and Mrs. Roland Neal. OF Baltimore
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that I can even do my housework and
my washing now, and l surely feel
good about IT," said Mrs. William r..
Gise. OF 64l South Twenty ninth
Street. paxtang. Pa. in an Interview
with the Plant Juice Man.
THE awful rheumatic pains came
In my hack across my kidneys and in
my limbs. knees aud ankles. got
so bad on had to no issiped in and
out OF bed and had to walk with a
cane. also suffered from indigcs-
ton. gas and terrible bloatlng.
PLANT Juice has made Il different
woman OF me. because II drove all the
rheumatism from my body and do
not have an ache or n pain now. /
have good appetite. eat anything
and never suffer from gas or FLOATING
after~Rrd."
Plant Juice is sold In Richmond at
Traglc's Drug store. in Petersburs
by Morrison. tho Drug Man; In chase
City by the Chase City Drug Co.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28

D.ASNILl. r. VA. Aug. n7M- and
have announced the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Avis Rass.-t 10
Robert T.. Weaver Of Rentonville.
Va the wedding 10 take rIace 4, a.,
tober.
FREDERICK RlRG. VA Aug -
W. r. Green and Miss lean p.uob.
er,y, both Of Washington no,orod
TO Fredrrirkshurg SATURDAY md
were united in marr,ao. +, ~ &c.
ernoon a, ,hr Tjnder IIou.s -, D..
X. G. GiInorc Eo,lovi,. -,
George COUNTY for sho-. ris,, N n.i,.
the groom's sister. Thev yuI ,estdo
IN WASHINGTON
FREDERICK Ht-pc ", ,, -
pcrmos NJ o,,r,,
Miss Rose Grccn M
Nd c.r, 49,, ''" nv" IT,
TiEATuSvIII,E V, ,ur 80
Miss Mamie Elvo Ken, ~
burg and GoorVc Lava I.;s,r
Lodge. both I'm tbis cnunty
married nj tho Methodis, nareona
In Heathsvil,c Thursday. nov
Wallace officiating
LYNCURURG. VA Aug o7Ioh,
~. Pritche,t and Miss N,rc,rc, -
Brown. daurhtcr M AFR rd NJ
Harry Brown. wore married here SAT.
Floyd Rogers. rector OF St. Johns
Episcopal Church They went for
an automobile trip through North
Carolina, and later will make their
home here. The groom was "A cor
poral with the One Hundred and
Fourth Supply Train in France dur
Is ing the World War.
-
LfNcHBuRG, VA. Aug. 2I.-Mrs.
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Mrs. Jennie Inruh

HEATliSNlI.LE. VA. Aug. 81
Mrs. Jennie tnruh. widow OF the late
charles tnruh, OF EinYalc. died sud-
denly at the home of her daughter
ln-!aw. In Washington. Tuesday. Her
remains We're brought to Wcstmorn-
land Thursday and int"rment was
mad" At feocomi"" church ROY l. O
wood conducting fil0oral services
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Mrs. Lnfondc T.. Cb,mbI,i,

MIS-. i.afoud. Palmer Chamhlsin
diHd Yesterday morning at 1929
O'Clock after long Illness She
was IN" daughter Of George s. ral-
NOR and Sarah Lambert Finders.
Funeral services will be conducted
rom the home ~ her niece. Miss
Helen -. Christian. AS West Frank
I'm street, tomorrow morning at II
o'clock ny the Rev Elmer &. Ped
rick. rector NJ st Thomas Episcopal
church. Burial will he in Hollywood
Mrs. Chamhiain is survived by one
sister Mrs. Ad"lnhus Blair, OF this
CITY. and two nicceS. Miss Christian
and Mrs. +. :. Campbell.
Mrs. RUSa Irock TomIip.n,
Funeral services for Mrs Rosa
Brock Tomlinson. wife of = win
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28

Peg topped romp"rs arc fashion
am" Tor N"r| yOun. men and shops
nre showing bloom.r dresses with n
new collar for small girls.
An attractive example OF tho lat
ter was made Df taugerin" culorcd
cotton crepe aud trimmed with
brown Nclvctecu stitched with blue
and brown yarn.
Nclvctccn, by tho way. Is expected
TO be fashionable FOR AL . TO 10
year -oldS-at least 50 ". arc told
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
Mrs. Amnndn VI. Rowe.

Mrs Amanda NJ. Rowe. wife of the
lat" Eugene J.. Rowe. died In tn.
home of her son-!n Law. George T.
Mattcrn. Jr.. 32ns KcnsinEtun Ave-
nue.. At o'clock Saturday. She Is
survived hy one daughter. one sister.
Mrs. w. NJ. Parsons, and one brother
Robert NJ. Mitchell. OF this city.
Funeral services will he hold from
the home tomorrow afternoon at :
o'clock. lntcrment will be in Hol-
lywood Cemetery
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Amanda VI. Rowe.

Mrs Amanda NJ. Rowe. widow Of
Emren" l.. Rove, died yesterday
afternoon AT o'clock at the resi-
donc" %: her son-in law. George T.
Mattorn. Jr.. 32o6 Kcnsington Ave.
nue.. She is survived by ono daugn.
Ter Mrs George 7. Mattcrn. Jr: one
SISTER. Mrs w. NJ. Parsons. and on.
hrothcr' Robert Mitchell. OF this city.
me funeral will he conducted from
the residence. Tuesday afternoon q,
o'clock. Burial VIII be in Holly
wood Cemetery.
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Frederick NJ. Call,

PETERSBURG. VA. Aug. 27-Frcd
erick NJ. Call. well-known merchant
Of this city. died Friday afternoon
at his residence. +3s Halifax street
In addition 10 his widow ne is sur
v!Ned By two brothers. Major CALI
Of Arlington. y. j.. and Victor CALI
Of Toronto, Canada. The funeral
took place this afternoon in Bland
ford Cemetery.
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Charles W. oliver.

MISUNDERSTANDING. VA. Aug -
Charles W. oliver. a weli-kuown
farmer OF SpotsyIvania County. died
Yesterday of heart trouble Ito was
in his 5Sth year. Surbiring him
ar" his wife. three dauS.;tars. Mrs
flDssie Talley and Mrs. Blanch"
Green, OF sunlight; Miss Resi-"
oliver. Of Chancellor. and son. Robert
W. Oliver. OF Chancellor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28

bfN'HEtRG. VA. Aug 21.-Mrs.
l.ora r. Ciowtis, widow of W Il
tlowdiS. died Friday night at the
Memorial Hospital hero. She IL sur
riv"d by son. Ashby l.. Ciowdis.
OF fynchburG. and sister. Miss Ola
ferrcll OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28

HEATHSNlLi.E. VA. Aug. "7-Ad-
olson courtney. IN aged citizen Of
near Warsaw. diCu at the home of
his son Levels Courtney. near
Tucker nm. Wcstmoreland County.
on Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28

Funeral services for Charles Ham
I'm PEARSON. aged II months infant
son OF James :. aud Virginia Pref
10" Pearson. VINO died Friday At the
nom" OF his parc.;S, i"25-A Floyd
Avenue. We're conducted AZ the grave
in Hollywood Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
IA REMEDY
COMPLETE

=. Many people wrongfully be.
hevs they can further tho work
or ordinary aspirin by taking
with IL quinine. cascara or ssits
OF one kind or another.
This Is q mistake. They rob
the aspirin of much Of its eff.
cheney.
1t Is truo n laxative 10 necss.
gary. hut should only bs taken
In a definitely prepared, seien-
tine combination such AZ In
T1NGLE'S LAxO ASPIRIN.
Hero science has helpfuily
combined genuine aspirin with a
oigeBtant and laxative.
Tho first relieves oonsoat,on
and pain. the second prevents
disturbance OF the stomach, and
the third cleanheB tho system OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
Thcatcr Calendar
Lyric Keith Vaudeville

KiJoG-"Th" Loves OF Pharaoh"
with special cast.
BROADWAY-"F False Fronts"
with Ill-stHr cast
ELCEIittD Fearless Dick Hat
ton. in THE Helihound of the
West"
COLOMBIAN May McAvoy in
"Th" Top of Now York" and "Trip
to pnrHwuuuiiaud."
isis Sacia Moocrs in The
El"ud" Vampire.
opEoN Viola Dana in Seeing
believing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28

Of Mrs. Sallie Lcttwich BASS. widow
OF DR.. n. f.. Bass a former practiciug
physician here. which occurred Fri
day night In Gre"nsboro y. Z The
body viii he brought here for burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28

by those designers who consider
childrcn's clothes very serious mat
'"rS
N"iv"t""n will be used especially
for it'll" girls dresses and the favor
tie trimmings will he ribbon quilting
ana hand embroidery.
Long waists ana straiEh, lines.
they t"il us. will be modish for lit
IL" girls as well az their mothers
and several new materials arc prom
is'd for coats and dresses.
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W. -. NOoI,IrI,Ixc.

LYNcHBtRG. VA Aug e7.-WU-
~" :. Woodbridge. % years "f age
died NJ his HON" her" today. ~" was
native of Bedford County. and is
survived by his wife
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The Weather
'r,'r',n,d By U. 8. Weather pureau.)
for~cRst: Nirginin-

Forecast: Virginia.
rUrtIy ciouhy aud
snD,rw hat warmer to-
,ln.: Tomorrow. fair
nn,l WERNER.
Nurth Curnlinr-G-u-
crafty fair today mud
tomorrow; slowly ris-
Ing tempe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28

T"miinson. a deputy clerk in Police
Court. viii h" conducted from old
l;f"ch Cemetery. in Hanover county.
TINS afternoon at O'Clock. Mrs.
I"m!inson died at her home. 252i
Hanover Avenue, Saturday afternoon
at 3:l5 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28

wind direction. north. Sind velocity.
20. highest Wind yesterday, -. weather
at +. NJ. raining
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28

Rainfall l2 hours ending l.. NJ. O4s
h"inf''i 20 hours ending 4. Nj. 2Et
Excess sine" March .......... l2El
Excess since january " n "a
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ABLE TO THROW
AWAY HER CANE
Lady Says Plant Juice Has
Driven All the Rheuma.
tiSm From Body.

Il suffered so badly from rhcuma-
tiSm that had TO walk with n cane.
but since have taken Plant Juice nil
tho rheumatism has left my Indy 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
NEPHEW OF PRESIDENT
OF y. Y. TIMES WEEDS
IBy Associn,cd rrcss.l

MEMO rARK. CAL. Aug. Ell
me wedding Of Miss barbara Stctt-
hcimcr. daughter Of MIR and Mrs
W W. Ste'th"Imer. and Major Ju-
nus pchs Alder. vice president and
treasurer Of tho New York Times
took place here today a; the coun-
try HON" OF the brides parents. Rev
Jonah Wise. OF Portland. Greg. per
formed the ceremony. The young
couple viii SO abroad for their hon
ermoon. and viii make their home in
New York Major Adler is nephew
81 Adolph ochs, president of the
Times
was the officiating minister. Tho
hrid" is an attractive and popular
young lady. shc Is graduate Of
Lrnchhu-E. For some wears she has
hoen orcanist =, Trinity Methodist
CHURCH. and IS an accomplished mu-
stefan.
Mr.. Arrest is a wcll-known for
MGR student at Washington and Ice
University. where he graduated in
law three years ago.
Following the marriage. Mr. and
Mrs. Arrest left by automobile for
stanton. whore they took train for
New York and other points Of In
icrest They expect 80 reach their
home in Portland some time carly in
September.
NcHEuEG. VA, Aug. 27.--Wil-
liam Milton Fisher. Of Chatham. and
Miss Georgia Moon. of pittsylvania
County. were married here ut tho
parsonage OF Trinity Methodist
Church Wednesday. tho ceremony be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28

Mrs. SnIiie l.. BASS.
LfNcHBtRG. VA, Aug 21-wori
has been received here OF the death
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28

collected waste
potsons - all
working to-
ward absolute
relief.
30 suro to
a sk for TIN
GILES LA XO
ASFTRIN the
Improved as
pirin with the
three points.
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VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

DASN1I.l.E. VA. Aug. o7.-Mr and
Mrs. G. G. Rasset. Of Rassett Va
have announced the ~ngaScment OF
their daughter. Miss Avis Rass.-t. ~
Robert T.. Weaver. ~ RentonviIle
va, the wedding TO take place in oc-
tober.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28

j." you knox what "a steam pressure
ok"r Is y talk tornprruv on This
labor saving devils. ior tho Kitchen.
o.. 1922, by Public Ledger Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28

FRtpEElckSRtRG VA. Aug. -
John fcrmos. Of Quantico. and
MISS Rose Green. OF Germantown.
Md, came hero yesterday and were
married by Rcv. Dr. X. G Giuarc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
RILEY PRESENTMENT
REACHES WASHINGTON
fBy Associated pressl

WASHINGTON, April 1o.--A long
story or alleged appropriation OF
public money for private use with
out scr"plts or Qualifications" is told
In copy received here today of
the recent grand jury prtsentmcnt
returned in Porto Rico against Gov
ernor Il. Mont Rely. his secretary.
John Hull, and Auditor w. L.. Kcs-
singer.
In asking the prosecuting attorney
to prepare indictments against the
three officials. the grand jury CHARGED
that they all gave their approval
OF numerous irregular treasury dis
bursements for the Governors recent
trip TO Washington, for m inaugural
tour through the island. and for
other purposes. 1t also Ia alleged in
the jury's iin0inss that public money
was paid out and charged agains,
purchases for the executive mansion
in cases where the jury Is convinced
that the material mentioned was mot
purchased for official use"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
Pennsylvania STRUCK
BY R|CHn0NDER's CAR
r. S. Leyinsl<y Bailcd for APP
pcarance in Stafford, Re-
suit of Accident.
'pecial 10 The Times-Dispatch.

lopec!ai 10 inc ilmeS Dispatch.I
FREDERickSBURG VA. April 10.
&C. &. Fisher. Il wealthy resident OF
York. PA. is in the Mary Washington
Hospital in this city with painful
INJURIES to his hcnd as result OF
being struck by passing aut, ut
WhEsidc garage. near Garrisonv,ilc
stafford County. Sunday afternoon.
X ). Levinsky, said 20 be Il con
tractor OF Richmond. driver of the
car which struck Mr.. Fisher. was
arrested on charge OF speeding
and careless driving ana waa re-
leased under bond. 1t was stated
by witnesses that MFR. Fisher. VIII,
was en- route home with reint,-es
from Florida, had stopped his car on
tho extreme right OF the road and
was crossing 10 tn. garage to get
water for the radiator when lie
rinsky's car rack him. The in
tured man Sustained bad sca,u
wound and possibly INJURY to his
skull
DR.. II. NJ. Sneed. of stafford. AMI
DR.. S. l.. Scott. u this city. render
medical aid
Sergeant j. C. Chichester. Of this
CITY who was driving aloug IN.
h'ghwaE reached the Wayside ua
rage shortly after the accident. and
AFTER nearing the Testimony Of on
lockers detained Levinsky and noti
hed commemorative Attorney F.. p
Moncure. OF the occurrence. Levin
skS WINS placed under arrest md rc
ieased on bail. to await the ont
come OF The Injuries to Mr.. FISHER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
MARY LANDON BAKER
ON W1Y TO LONDON
TO MARRY MCCORMICK
Chicago Hcircss Promises
That She VIII Show Up at
altar This Time.

NEW YORK, April I0.-Tmo mex;
date set for tho marriage OF Aiiistsr
Mccormick and Miss Mary i.andon
Baker. Of Chicago. will ind both Al
lister and Mary at the altar.
After leaving the young millionaire
all dressed up and no one to marry
on three separate occasions. Miss
Baker. on the eve OF her departure
for Europe. promised the United
News that this time she would show
up and go through with it, It's
going TO be in London.
Miss Baker hasn't decided on the
actual date for the ceremony. hut
expected II would be within few
weeks. She wants to look around
little first. She is sailing with nor
mother and will spend two or three
wceks IN Paris with the Viscountess
jane. who used to be Alice Silver.
thorne. OF New York
The Chicago heiress arrived here
today in II private car on the Tween
,ieth Century Limited. and was ac-
companied by eight trunks and va
rious other baggage.
Part OF the bridal rousseau Is
somewhere among the eight trunks.
1t will be completed in Paris with
the aid OF the viscountcss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
TRAGEDY IN NANsEMOND
FOLLOWED BY ARREST
Mans Body Found Near Rail
-Bro,her-in-Law
Is Held.

SUFFOLK. April Io.-J. u. Powell
is held in Nanscmond County tall.
pending further investigation into
the death Of Fletcher Myrlck. whose
body was found by the tracks OF the
Southern Railway. near wiiroy. about
hrc milcs from Suffolk. Sunday morn
ing. April 2. This action was taken
AT the instance OF the coroncr.s Jury.
which met this morning. and after
n long scssion. rendered verdict
that Fletcher Myrick came to hi.
death In n manner unknown to the
jury.
Myrick was seen on tho track by
- engineer of the Southern vassen-
Hc- tain. anu failed TO move when
the signals were given. His position
indicated that lie was dead. drunk or
doped. After the hrst meeting OF
the coroner's jury. IL was discovered
that Myrick was seen out on the CON
crete road with other men. having
left suffolk around o'clock sunday
morning. In the car with Myrick
were j. +. Powell. his brothcr-in-law.
Harry Britton and Holiic Eabb.
The statement made by Britton and
Babb before the coroner's Jury to-
day was that all four men motored
out 10 within thrse miles or Ports
mouth. where Powell got out and Sc
cured Il i've gallon jug Of liduor.
They came back as far az wilroy.
and stopped. and. according TO the
story told by Brition and Babh.
Powell and Myrick got out and start
ed down path towards the Southern
Railway. in the direction OF Suffolk.
Powell and Myrick had the Jug OF
whisky in bag on one of the mems
bnck.
The two men. Powell and Myrick.
declared they would not ride back
with Britton and Babh as they were
afraid the car would he ditched. AZ
ter waiting little while Britton and
Bnbb came on to town. Powell and
Myrick were together when last
seen.
Powell denied having boon with the
party and. Hnid that he was Mt his
home and could prove II by his sister
Mrs. Fletcher Myrick. The sister
failed to substantiatc his statements
ns TO having been at home The fury
then asked that Powell be held for
further Investigation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
by Assoclnted pross.1

NEW YORK. April 10.-There are
marriages in the spirit world. but
no births, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
declared today.
The celebrated Engiish creator OF
Sherlock Holmes" who has come to
America to lecture on matters
psychic. made this statement IN Civ.
Ing reporters moro intimate View.
OF the next world ms he conceived It
than on his arrival yesterday on the
steamer baltic.
Marriages. he said. wore on n
higher level than In this world. They
constitute tho mating of aJ1nities.
he added. and always continue hnI,
PLY. Indeed. he said. there was a
very complex form OF society In the
world hereafter
spirA World All Ab0ut Us.
Sir ArtErr said that the great
agreement among spirI;s OF variun,
nntlonalltics as to life In the spiri,
world was one OF the strouges,
proofs Of the existence Of such life.
lie added that the spirit world was
all about us. but that II was cx-
pressed In colors and sounds which
our SSnses were too gross to under.
stand.
Sir Arthur said that some minis.
'ers laugh, that II Ia hard to get
INTO heaven. but said normal. de-
cent person could not keep from
going there AT his or her death
Asked ABOUT suicide. Sir Arthur
said that one could net force the
~ .sff
eide would have to bear in the spirit
word the trouble that had caused
him to end his life.
lie said that the object OF life was
20 spIritualize ourselves and that
riches and successes here did not
count against that
Climatic conditions are one Of Tho
In the paths OF
mediums. according TO Sir Arthur.
The spirit has 10 obey material