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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-16
AGAINST
BOND ISSUE
Lincoln Farm Bureau
Takes Decided Stand

At n meeting the Lincoln County
Farm Bureau last Monday. IL was
unanimously voted that this body
should oppose the $50 600, 900 bond
issue now before the legislature and
pctitioned Senator Haselden and
Lincoln's representative TO vote to
table the bill. When the bill was
brought up in the house Tuesday,
Mr.. Jeter, Lincoln's representative
voted TO table the bill, while Gar
rard's representative Hon. r. ID.
McMurtry voted against tabling.
After an all day battle at Frank
fort over 20 amendments that had
been offered to the bill. the chairman
Of the Committee on Highways and
Public roads and who has been lead
ing the fight against the bill moved TO
table the bill and the amendments,
which IL carried. would have defeated
the measure so far as the present
session is concerned. On the vote
being taken. which is generally con
sidered a test Of strength on the bill
the motion was defeated, 81 to So
The detailed vote. refusing to lay the
roads bond issue on the table, was as
follows:
To table: Bennett, Beckett, Boil
ing. Boyd. Brown, Dixon. Dorsey
Drury. Duffy. Ellis, Mrs. Flanery
Frazier, Gossett. Hadden, Hamilton
Howard. Jeter. Light, Isle. Minor
s. II. Moore, Payne. Quaries. Saun
ders, Stewart. Strange, II. v. Thomp
son. ID. ID. Thornberry. Toll. Coombs
Vest. Walker. Watkins, Wheeler
Willis-35.
Against tabling: Adams. Amos
Bosworth. Bowman. Button, Cary
Chandler. Clark. Cross, Cundif. Day
Denton. Duncan, Fultz. Green. Gul
lion, Harvey. Holder, Hopkins
Huntsman. Jennings. Jones. Kelly
Lane, Lawrence, Lewis, May, Meyers
Miller. X. c. Moore. Murrah. Mus
ter. McCaw. Mcclure, McMurtry. Z
4. Nelson. C. A. Nelson, Newman
o'Donovan. oney. Park, Pierce
Powell Rice, Scott Simons. Skaggs
G. W. Smith, !. ID. Smith. G. =
Thompson, Tinsley, Truesdell. Trum
DO, vanhoose, Waggoner, Wallen
Wicker.-57.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-16
CARRARD'S
ASSESSMENT
Raised BY Tax Com
mission, Still Some
Lower Than Last
Year

Frankfort, KY. Feb. i2-Assess-
ment Of real and personal property
In Kentucky will be little changed
from that Of 1920 by the process Of
equalizing the 1921 valuation. ON
which the State Tax Commission will
commence hearings Thursday.
Tentative raises have been made
on i05 Of the 100 counties, but. even
with their raises. seventy-seven OF
them are below 1920 figures, and a
total Of sal .9ao.2is. while twenty
eight. including most Of the coal
counties, were raised n total Of t37,-
sac. 900. putting the tentative as
.essments u the i05 counties f5,-
900. 1876 above that Of 1920.
The tentative equalixed assess
nents are lower than last years In
Boyle. Casey. Garrard and many 9th.
er counties In the State. However
Boyle eounty's assessment was raised
81, 500 900; land, si,250.Oo0 lots
s5o. 900; personality. $500. 900. Thin
is a decrease Of s7s6.i77 from last
year. Representative from Boyls
are to appear before the State Ia,
Commission st Frankfort on Satur
day. February 25th.. 10 make com
plant IL the raise 10 not satisfactory
Raises made In adjoining counties
were as follows;
Marion-Raised si.i0o. 900; land
5000. 900: lots. $3.50. 900; personality
$4,000. Decrease Of 1855. 1852 from
last year.
Wellington Raised si.io9 900
land. 5000 900; lots. $4,000; per
sonalty. $50, 900. Decrease Of si43.
056 from last year.
Mercer-Raised 81 ,s5O. 900; land
81 1850. 900; lots. 100000: person
atty, 100000. Decrease Of 1857,
602 from last year.
Garrard-Raised s2.750, 200; land
81 500. 600: lots. sioo. 900: personal
~. $4,000. Decrease Of si.05s.
255 from last year.
Lincoln--Raised 1880. 900; land
$50. 900; lots. 100000; person
atty. 100000. Decrease Of ss23.
$50 from last year.
Casey-Raised 100000; land
$500. 900; lots. $4,000; personality
$4,000. Decrease Of si4s.iss fron
last year.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-16

Last Saturday afternoon at 2:i5
o'clock. the spirit Of Mrs. Emma
Adams Estes passed into the Great
Beyond. after an illness Of only six
days of heart trouble. Mrs. Estes
was SO years old and had been a resi-
dent Of the county practically all her
life. She was n eonsecrated and
devout member Of the Baptist church
and had many warm friends in the
city and county where she was well
liked for her many good traits Of
character. Beside her husband, s.
II. Estes. she is survived by seven
children. Shirley. Harrison. Harvey.
Ollie. George. Donald and Lillian.
She also leaves four brothers and
two sisters. the latter being Mrs.
A. r. Brown. Of this county and, Mrs.
John kurtz, Of Mercer.
Faneral services were conducted
at the grave in the Lancaster Gene
terry. Sunday afternoon. by her pas
tor, Rev. VIM. +. Rix.
Much sympathy is felt for the
bereaved family in the loss Of a de-
voted wife and afectionate and in
dulgent mother.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-16
The Carrard
County Red Cross

II there Is man or woman in
Garrard county who does not know
Of the great work that has been done
in the world by the American Red
Cross and Of the good work thathas
been done by II in Garrard county
and is now being done. we have not
heard Of him or her. That this work
should be kept up and disabled SOL
diers helped wherever possible is the
wish Of every good citizen irrespee-
tive Of creed race or political belief.
The Garrard County Chapter has de-
cided that nothing shall be left un-
done to help the unfortunate. At a
mass meeting held at the court house
this week the local Chapter was re-
organized. adding a number Of new
members and is in fine shape TO carry
on the work. The following officers
and directors were chosen unanimous
ly at the meeting and II is needless
TO say that better committee could
not have been selected;
Chairman-Mr. W. o. Goodloe.
Vice Chairman-Mrs. X. +. Nc
Roberts.
Vice Chairman in charge Of Jun
Tor Red Cross-Mrs Theo Currey.
Treasurer-Mr. VIM. Miller.
Manager Of Membership Com
mittee-Mr. w. A. Farnau.
Directors-Rev. n. b. Bourland.
Rev. Price T. Smith. Rev. w. L. Rix.
Mrs. W. II. Burton, Mrs. Frank
Marksbury, Mr.. Sam Haselden, Judge
G. W. Treadway. Judge Forest stapp.
Mr.. T. J. Underwood. Mr.. Joe Girls
eillus, Rev. Lewis n. Thompson. Mr..
J. Hogan Ballard, Mr.. Thos. s. Pie
raft, and Rev. Ramsey.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-16
ONE MILLION
POUNDS
Delivered To Associ-
alton Here Since
Opening


During the ten days that the two
local warehouses have been receive
ing tobacco for the Association. one
million pounds have been run over
the scales. On this one million
pounds and average Of ten cents n
pound has been advanced to the
grower as a partial payment on his
crop. This means that 100000
have been distributed among the far
mers and growers Of this and adjoin-
ing counties. No small sum. we say,
and the farmers are pleased and more
pleased each day as the work Of the
graders progress.
Three hydraulic prizers and one
hand prizer are running in full blast
and the floors are being cleaned as
rapidly rs IL IL unloaded. weighed,
and graded. Three Of the prizers are
handling the tobacco purchased by
Liggett and Myers and one prizer
the tobacco bought Of the association
by O'Bryan a Company.
II was being circulated on the
floors yesterday that the X. J. Rey-
nolds Company, was on deal for a
large part Of the associations hold
ings. and that all that was splitting"
the trade was that the company was
wanting more of the tobacco than
the association was willing to let
them have at this time.
Some fancy crops have been on the
floors this week, Tuesday being ban
ner day for some Lincoln county to-
baceo. Garrard county seemed to
have had the lead yesterday, one
especially fine crop Of W. T. Sebas-
tian. attracting much attention while
being unloaded yesterday afternoon.
He will have, 1t is said. many No.
Is in both A, b. and ID grades.
Messrs. Harry Snooks and John
Buckley, Circuit riders" for the dis
trict, spent yesterday on the floors
and were much pleased with the pro-
gress Of the work here and with the
grading. Of Messrs. Dunlap and
Blanks.
Later:-Mr Sebastian received an
advance Of $i5.si hundred on his
entire crop Of $500. which he raised
on acres Of ground. He Is thor
oughly pleased with the grading and
the advance received.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-16
More Ice For
Summer Consumers

We are pleased to note from the
minutes Of the Chamber Of Com
merce, which are published in this
issue. that Lancaster and community
is to be supplied with plenty Of ice
during the coming summer. at reg
ular rates. Basin Brothers having
contracted with the Richmond lee
Company TO supply them with the
necessary amount to furnish the heavy
demand that has been in the past.
This will be a great relief to the
public and we hope in some future
date that Lancaster will have an ice
plant that can supply its own de-
mands. without depending upon our
neighbors for this very necessary
commodity. =
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-16

Tobacco growers who have been
assigned dates for delivery, are urged
not to bring their tobacco until the
afternoon before the date which has
been given them. Many are coming
hefore.' and this blocks many and
neeessitates tho wagons standing on
the streets most Of the day. Watch
also for the numbers that are called
for the next week and do not call for
date until FRIDAY. after IL comes
out In the CENTRAL RECORD. Of
the day before.
John NJ. Farra. Manager
Leaf Department.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-16

used clearly and plainly set
out to the tax payers. We
cannot believe that the pres
ent Fiscal Court would favor
the issue and sale Of these
bonds under the order and vote
heretofore taken.
II would be unjust and un-
fair and q plain deception on
the part Of the officials a. we
construe the arrangements and
promises that procured the
former favorable vets.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-16
Forty Years Service

The editor Of the Interior Journal
announces that he has just passed
the fortieth year Of service in the
newspaper business. We must con-
graduate this genial editor on the
splendid service he has given the
patrons Of the Interior Journal and
wish for him many, many more years
Of prosperity and good health.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-16
Oppose Tax
Exempt Bonds

Gov. Edwin p. Morrow Is one OF
six State executives opposing the
proposed constitutional amendment
prohibiting issuance Of tax exempt
securities, according to information
placed before the House Ways and
Means Committee by Representative
Louis MeFadden Of Pennsylvania.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-16

J. A. Lee sold his place on the
Poor Ridge pike. containing rs acres
to Sam Kelley for $4,000. In the
trade Mr.. Lee gets the Kelley place
on Stanford street for $500, and
Is moving today. Mr.. Lee will sell
his personally next Saturday. which
he Is advertising In this issue.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-16
Will Protest County's
Assessment Raise

The Garrard County Fiscal Court
and many Of the citizens Of the
county will 70 before the State Tax
Commission. Saturday. February
25th.. TO protest against the $780,
600 raise in county assessment II
Is the unanimous opinion Of her en-
tire eitizsnry that il Is an unjust
raise and many feel that 1t should
not have gone over the assessment
given out by the county tax CON-
missioner.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-16
Announcement

At the solicitation Of a number Of
Garrard county farmers I have open
cd an Office in Lancaster. and am
prepared to give you prompt and
efficient services. On account Of q
decrease In veterinary supplies. my
prices are lower than usual. Until
further notice call me, phone %.
DR.. w. d. Pryor. Veterinarian
(it-pd.)
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-16

This office is deeply grateful to
Mrs. J. ID. Prather. as well as the
Circle Girls. for some Of the most
delightful candy We have ever eaten.
II your sweet tooth calls for candy.
your wisdom tooth should tell you TO
get II from the Circle Girls. for it's
the best ever.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-16

The Kentucky river bridge at
Camp Nelson was repaired last week.
the cause being due TO the drainage
into the bridge from the road. on
the Jessamine side rottening some
Of the flooring. All this has been
remodeled and trucks are now being
run over Il in safety.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-16
New Club Rooms

Franklin Lodge. No. 2s, Of Dan
vile. will open their new club rooms
tomorrow, friday night and ex-
tends special invitation to Lancas-
ter friends to attend. promising all
a good time.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-16

There will be two government tax
experts in Lancaster. Feb. 9Th. and
2sth.. to assist anyone desiring their
aid in making out their income tax
for the past ear.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-16

l have moved my offices from the
Public Square to the rooms opposite
the Presbyterian church on Danville
street. Rooms on ground floor re-
Gently occupied by X. B. wilkerson.
Ut.) DIR. w. NJ. Elliott.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-16

Il Is very important that all who
hold Bonds Of the City Of Lancaster.
KY. Ale . list Of same with the City
clerk or the Mayor at once. Giving
date. number and amount Of each
bond and the date Of maturing.
it) W. y. Champ. Mayor
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-16

I will be in Lancaster from Feb.
9th. TO March the 7th. inclusive. to
assist those desiring help in making
income tax returns for the year 1871,
VIII charge q reasonable fee for
preparing them according TO the
work. ! will not stay after March
the 7th.. unless there u work enough
10 justify me 10 stay longer.
Respectfully.
(2-i6-2t.) Jsptha Onstott
Tsbasss Bed Fertilizer fss sals.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-16
Play Fair With
The People
(Editorial)

NVI ~ It&En tttt.tht6 -
payers of the County. TO as
semble mt the Court House next
Saturday afternoon. to discuss
the advisability Of selling a
portion Of the bonds. which
were authorized by a vote OF
the people in 1920. We think
the Taxpayers Of the county
should respond to this invita-
ton of Judge Treadway and
attend the meeting. The
editor of this paper took an
active part in inducing the
voters Of the county 10 vote
these bonds.
The news. as well as the edi-
torial columns, Of the Record
In issue after issue. urged a
favorable vote for the bonds.
The files Of our paper show
that the reasons given for the
voting of the bonds were that
the money would be used in
aiding the construction Of n
Federal Highway from Madi-
son County TO the Boyle Coun-
~ line: that the Federal Gov
eminent would pay the larger
percent of the cost Of construc-
ton and that the Federal Gov
eminent would permanently
maintain this highway free OF
any expense TO the County and
that by so doing. this being the
main road artery Of the coun.
~ and the road that carried
the largest percent Of the
county traffic that the saving
from this permanent mainten'
ance by the Federal Govern
ment would enable the Fisca
Court TO retire the bonds with
the funds that would ordinar
ily be used in maintaining THU
estimated road Of twenty-ons
miles.
While II may be true thai
the order calling the election
does net set out especially the
purpose for which these bonds
were voted, il was understood
by the Fiscal Court that made
the order. and the members o.
the Court mt the time. including
the County Judge. that thu
bonds were for this specific
purpose. and the then Count,
Judge, in order to induce fav
orable vote. made a promis'
that a particular committee
should superintend the ex
penditure of the money. W.
advised with the craftsman o
this order an 10 its contents
The purpose proposed for thu
proceeds Of the bonds that ma.
be sold are entirely ditferen
from the promises made to tn
tax payers in order to get
favorable vote on this bond is
sue. II would be impossible 4
get a correct sentiment of tn
people of Garrard County an,
the tax payers in n mass meet
ing at the Court House. Their
are six thousand voters at thi
time and no mass meeting tina
could be procured at the Cour
House could give a correc
sentiment or the wish of tn,
majority Of the tax payers
Would II be fair to procure tn
favorable vote for bond is
sue upon the part Of the ta'
payers of the County for on,
purpose and then sell portion
Of these bonds and use the pro
ceeds for an entirely differen
purpose. We contend that |
will be playing false with tn
people and deceiving the Ia,
payers TO do such a thing
The Fiscal Court should ente
an order setting aside the or
der approving the bond issu'
and order that no bonds be Ia
sued or sold under the forme
proceeding, and II q bond ID
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-16
Pass Dog Bill
In The House

Frankfort, KY. Representative
wieker's bill exempting one dog for
each family from taxation and tax
ing those above one nj 81 each. was
passed by the House. late Wednesday
by vote Of SO TO 2s after a sharp
debate Of more than two hours The
bill. under an amendment by q. L.
Drury, also exempts from taxation
all fox hounds except those In packs
Of more than three.
FOR SALE;-Nics pair Of mare
mules about Is i-2 hands. 8 year
old-wen broken. II you need .
good team zee these mules.
(2-1e-tf.) J. w. Elmore.
~ pss ssss Protein Cotton Seed
Ms>l t. ALL Au&s~n q Fasoau.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-16

Tsbssss BED Fertilizer fss sals.
H~1sss = FasaAs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21

known merchant Ut Mt. Fair. lie
w"S shot ana Instantly killed by OIL
bert Via. ;h- 23ycar-uld son OF w.
y. VIA. a fa;m-r residing near ,h-
western border iln- OF Alb-marlo
and Augusta
tn. shooting occurred about sun
&c. Ia the ruOi!C road just outside
OF III. village o. Mt. Fair and was
the outcome 0t bad feeling that Ind
existed between ;he Two men since
last saturday. when James Batccn. a.
Irothe: %, Robert Butten. had u
quarrel witA Allen Via Gllber, VIA =
brother. Gilbert stepped in and pre-
vented clash. which aroused tn"
Ire OF Robert Bat7en
According 10 VIA who came 20 tn.
city this morning with HIS father
and surrendered to Sheriff smith ne
shot In s"lf-ref"us" II. sHys that
on returning 20 his hom. al Nj. Cair
last evening from a visit 10 Morton
Shitlct h" met Robert Batt.a in thu
road advancing toward him. with
pistol In hand ina, as he drew
nearer n" raised his shotgun and
hrcd. he charE" striking Young Bat
ten full Ia tn" chest, causing instant
death
Was father DECLARED today ,hn,
twice since IN" falling out ur ,ho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
PAUL NAMED CANDIDATE
FROM SEVENTH DISTRICT
Nomination Comes by AccIa-
maiion-208 Voting Dele
gates Present.
nEEENDS ROUSE COMMITTEES.
t"ntrAt"d Election Not Prrsnnui
Winter. lie Declares. hut for Jus
tee mud Purrr Eirctinn. In strtr
az tIrEInia.

Special 10 Tho Times dispatch.
WINCHESTER. VA, July 2" stat.
sena'"r John raul. Of Harrisonhurr
was '"d'v acclaimed Republican
n"rim"" for Congress from tn.
seventh Virginia District by IA dele
E"'"d convention at Luray. presided
over los Mayor John w. Morrison. Of
Iiarrls"nburx There were 2OS v0- .
Ing Delegates. including tw"nty-ihr".
Women !. II Ru"hnSh. OF Roca,Hg
nam nominated Paul. and pncDndiug
speeches w"r" made 10y delegated
fr"m each 81 TIA" ten counties If tn"
district
called ON for speech raul ac-
opted the nomination. ami IN al
luhiug y" r.r"uT actI"n 81 tn. IiouN"
Elections Committee in voting to .s.a,
him ~ rlac" 81 Representative 7.
w Harrison. Democrat. ~ Winch..
tor. whose sea, Paul contested SAID
u ras not a personal matter with
MIN hut nat IN" r"rnmi,tee's action
w'h Va In" interests ~ justice and
would nay" 4 marked iunuenc" ON
npr"r elections !n Virginia p.l.-
yates shouted and ch""rod Is Paul
called p9"u Republicans rhrmigh
or M fts''i"t :" rally {" the par 3
STANDARD
test from warren County over AL
''G"d .rr"guI'r.tt"~ IN calling rnc
county convention Ni'hifon IN tin"
in'"f""'s 90 hdrn"ns \ similar rut-
lost h"'"""u COZ aud Kiln" d"l.ga-
lions hoin charlottesville. r"suI,oi
IA ~" Kiln" "lcm"u, hriug s.a'.I
women h"ld an Informal Meeting a,
Nani"n Inn. and ~"re addressed las.
Miss Elizabeth Kern ~ Winchester.
aud others
iohn Beard 81 Ko,hingha,.. was re-
'l""'"d hiS''ic' chairman aud now
.omTi''""'r"u arr" + r rInn.v
H'"Hinghan " + MNlcr Isg"
=. linmhcrt, Alh"marle. x T. Grinlth
Frederick z \ Malou. Greene.
and J .. iI"rd"r. Warren
IN" n"u""rii"u l~aorecd IN" Hard
~ administration -old.c, bonus a,'
'ar'u loan Hri. SCENT greetings 90
Ninrh rir'riet convention ., norton
arf ind"rs"d CuugroS-wsu Sem,
~ that district ns S'.rc leader
his'r.. pol.'ir'au- .afd 'h" con
t'n'I"n Nas harruui"us through.
cat and that Do pam = ,irougIy
ORGANIZED -" ".r' Nopr.-oui.,,i>a
HARRISON i'"niocr"'. IN this nII',
'.o,'ion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21

Built and owned by Modern Housing Corpora
ton. and loaned by them for use in this Won
dcrful exhibition. Located on Westhampton
Avenue. formerly Cary Street Road at Stone
wall Courts.
To be furnished completely from cellar to at
tic by the Retail Furniture Dealers, Electrical
Dealers. Department Stores and others of
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
STATE NEWSPAPER MEN
MEETING At STAUNTON
Strike Situation Commands
Attention of Editors
Conference.

lSp"'lhI I" Inc lIi'"> I'l-r"tch.l
STAtNTDN. VA. July 20 N.wS-
,.p.r men from AN ny.r IN. s,,,.
4, ,,, ,,,
" ''' -
fourth annual convention -! the VIZ
xinin Press Association. which ,u.r-d
.bis ,,,.r,oo,, ,.. ,t,,,
''' m" '"' t"'s. con
>'h"rinx 'r'nSppi '"'ion difficulties a.
present. Tia. .,t.n,I,nc. j. y.r- rra,i-
,,,,.
m 80
II" CONVENTION "!"h"H Win prayer
10y tn" associations chaplain. the Rev
i Is sharp. OF IA. Guardian Hich
mani, J., ,,
"' w Nv '"''' i'"HS'
'''N ""'' N'"N Tor thr"" years pr"si-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
.A[BEMARLE FARMER
KILLS BROTHER-|N LAW
Sleepy Hollow Murder A,trib-
utcd to Quarrel Between
Two Men.

kl.pTTESVIII.E VA. July 20.
Another murder occurred last eve
nihe IN IN" western part OF The coUn-
". ~ ih" foot e.; IN" Blue Ridge
Mountains. In ,l.e noted sugar Hot
i"" S""'i"n which promises 70 rival
u" lam" IA" mountainous section OF
Green" County, where. II - said that
1T !-asi On" man j. Killed every
month IN IA" ycdr. In the sam.
h"ie hh"'hUpJ Two months ago Sh-r-
III j. Mason Smith had narrow .s-
cap" from death. WHEN he WAS fred
upon by twn mon WHO were being
sought for r"bniug stores IN that
section 80 Albciunrl.
Yesterdays Victim va. rnL.r, mar,
ten. sOn OF James lia1t"u a wall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
ACID THROWN FROM
WINDOW INJURIES BOY

lSp"'i"l 10 The Tim-- Dispatch
liAkElSpNBukG. VA. July 20
waste a"ii thrown from tn. window
"' storage battery department "
FOCAL ksraxr yesterday struck
!'Nh""od Curry. l3-year-Old SDu Of
\. i Curry. who was playing under
me window. and inflicted serious
wounds about the face
ASIA" from the burns received II
* feared by tn" physicians that the
acid entered one OF the buys eyes
and MAJ cause him To lose sight.
In" lad way treated at TIA. hospital
ana then removed tU tn" HON. of hi.
parents. II Till b" several DAYS b.
fore tn" extent 81 the injuries can
be determined
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21

two men last Saturday Batten had
visited Gilbcrt's horl~ and wreck ed
the house. In one instance breaking
mp lot OF frai' jars; that his last
visit 20 The Via home was ON Tues
day. when lac mad" Il threat that he
MAS going 10 get VIA upon his re
turn hom. that night
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lam and Mary college. was the prin-
"ipai speaker This afternoon.
Tonight colonel Copeland spoke on
Ethics "i journalism" The con-
v"ntion VIII adjourn tomorrow nftrr-
noon. delegates leaving here FOR "A
'"nr down the Valley. sp-udlnx to-
in"rrow night In llarrisonburK