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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13

W\SIiiNGTON. SOY - Tile dis
asir"H~ earthquake IN chile. which
caused the death al at least 200 por-
sons. according 10 reports from that
country, seems to have entirely sub
sided. Dir"ctnr Francis 4 Tondcrf
or in" Georgetown ruivcrsity sells
mnioEtcnl observatory. who aa-ly
SATURDAY morning, cavc Americans
ih"ir iirst Indication that heavy
earthquake" had occurred and located
u Very closely said no vibrations
had been recorded today and tina,
IN" shocks o: tn" chilean quake
ceased a"out y NJ. saturday. The
Arsi ind cations Of The severe earth
quake were recorded on tn. George.
town s,IS:norrapas a, lI.i5 Friday
night. Til" shocks reached their
maximum Intensity shortly after
midnight. between ~ OF and l2.l5 a
NJ. continuing heavy until about 30
NJ They then became weaker ana
"as"d about uciock
with 'hr"" se!smographs located in
I" observatory. Georgetown UnIvcr-
nv haF established itself as ono Of
II" foremost observing stations or
- world ana IT. director. Director
Tondcrr, j. known as au authority on
'e! uo'oSy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13

WiNCliESTEn, VA Nov. IL
fun"rn services were hold today
AT Dnnyillc Va. for Austin " Can
ter, 80 years old who dl.d Friday
night al his h"mc la That city. lie
was recently moved from Rich
m"nd hospital. whor" 10" had under
XUh. an operation Nh Cant.r. who
was FOR number % years connect
cd WIN tn" ~ 6. Kidd Pickl. com
r"ny, OF Richmond. was born and
reared ~ Canterbury. near her. SO
hain"d i"f his ancestors lie is sur
vived by widow, formerly Miss
Maud" Bethel. ono son rwo daugh
'srs' ihr"r brothers. i. Harvey Can
or Winchester: NJ. : rautor. Front
h"lAi' va aud Or, Howard Cantor.
81 tn" University of illinois nud ,vn
sisters Mrs W g. Garylu Iyuch-
burg Va ANA Mrs = " Martin.
Atlanta. Ga
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COMMUNITY PHONE
SYSTEM SUGGEST I'll
Citizens of Amhcr-, COUNTY
Establish Line Between
Two Towns.
NO Towns.
LsDec ID ID M rimea nL.D.L-u-I

tHp"' al l" IN" Times bispat.U.l
AMHERST. w. Nov. i.-l, lin,
nc. r,,, ,ro,,,, ...
''''"' system Mas sprung Hp he
tween Shnd!dE"s aud Forks az H4r-
raIo. in this COUNT
Early les, sprirr several ,.o..
iu-s Of tho citi2cns nm mo ro...tf.,..
hood OF Sandidc..s were .,I.l ..
county Agent - r.. Ross =, ..
stdor the project of instaIIinr a t.I..
phuu. system connecting vim AZ
hvrst and Lyuchburc ON arrgvrt.
OF tho high cos, OF materials /, va
deemed wis. no, IN rnLcr,,Lo
install such a system M. i'm,
5u; following these meetings II "
Myers at FORKS of R,,r,Io ana +,
Blgby Davis. near SandiLr.s dccid-
ed - establish = uriy,,a linz con
meeting ,hofr ,wn a,,r.s ho.i,
thcs. msu boinr morrhnnt.
soon .s ,his ludivi,lp,l lin. uns ,.,,-
plotted and giving op,Ir, satisr,c.
ton. , number nf ncirbI,orv aI,rr
no r,u,c dc,fd., 49,, ,,,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
AUTHORITIES GIVEN
ANOTHER VERSION
OF JERSEY CRIME
.nMtLmM.l From First Hngc !

Continued From First PagcD
'r Hal, said o." had not been doug
nyiulu- r.. foreigners took hin.
'gt nf Tho house into Il closed auto
mobile.
la few minutes one Of tho ltal.
ans CAM hack. He tied Mrs Mills
90 a couch Tho blonde Girl. wh,
al opened the door smiled ana
"f; la a i.w minutes heard tn,
romoHil" start In tn" direction of
i"w Eruuswick was rarulyzed
With fright and il Was fifteen min
T'"s before / ran from the place
T.cro was uo moon and ! could Sc,
rothing
When wen, to my hom. in New
York tina, night ! said nothing. The
r'Xt day ! asked my husband II
her" WAS any news in the papers
from New Brunswick IL. tod me
Ao day after that there was a story
q the killing Of MIR Hall and Mrs
Mills. recognized their pictures"
M"u Doubts story.
Wilbur \ Mott. deputy attorney
general IN charge Of the lnvcstiEa-
ton. Indicated that Nv took It'll,
stock in Mrs. lannon's story. com
mcnting:
Mrs Mills was in til" habit OF do
Ing her own houScwork Peculiar
,h,t She should have To hire some.
cody Ia DO the cleaning At irys;-
ing place that She wouldn't want
anybody To know anything about
And $50 month for two days house
cleaning Is Il; u ratr Of Sl5 q day
Rather nigh isn't IL
MS" is II not queer that she would
hay" 10 hire woman from Now
York. I" do the work here? Newer
thclcsS am in receptive frame 90;
mind ana the case is mover closed
until IL goes before a jury for con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
SENIORITY RULE
FIGHT IN SENATE
Continued From First Pacc)

continued From First Pacc)
a;ors Of the irregular" Republican
group that th.y intend to fight tn.
seniority rule ana demand what they
consider adequate committee repre-
scntation. Their ngh; is expected 20
center about two or three important
ch"ir'Oansh!ps. The Democrats have
not shown any inclination so far TO
abandon tn" seniority rule in the
hlling of minority committee places.
Important Posts ynrnnt.
chairm"n az ~ least three inipor-
tan; Senate committees. Finance. Ma
val and Post Office. are 10 be chosen
In tn" next 'ouErcss. Chairman Nc
Cumbcr. Of Finance, Chairman Town
send of Post-Oaicc. and Senator
ro!ndcX'cr. in line for Craftsmanship
Of the Naval Committee. Will be our
after March / Senator Smoot. Utuh.
IS in line for tho Finance Committee
cnairmans and senator Sterling.
South Dakota. for Post once. Sena-
tor Lodge Is second man now on
Naval. but IL ~ known he desires to
continue At the head Of tho Forcis n
Relations. With Senator PnirdcAtr
eliminated. Senator Hale. Maine. un :
der the seniority ruic. would To in
lin" for the Naval Craftsmanship
on tho important Finance Com
mIit"c besides the cha irnanship.
there Will be ono Democrat and three
Republican vacancies in the now
Congress Senators Calder. New
York: Sutherland " Va and Ere
linghuys"r. y r.. were defeated. and
senator Williams, Democrat. Missis-
sippi. retired 1t is predicted by
some Republicans that Senator's
Wadsworth and Edge will succeed
senator's Calder ana Frclingiuyscn.
Another important committee. IN
which thor" Will he an unusual num- :
hcr of changes. is Interstate Com
mcrcc. which will have Ia deal with
efforts to abolish tho Railway Labor
isoard. and I" amend the trauspor-
tation net and the Adamson eight,
hour law Six members must he re-
placed. -Four Republicans. Senators
Townsend. kellogg. roindcxter and
Frelinehnysen. were defeated. with
on" Democrat. Senator Pomcrcnc.
Ohio. while another Democratic
member. Senator Myers. Montana.
was not a candidate for recollection.
ON the Foreign Relations Commit :
tee three Republican members. Mo.
Cumhcr. New and kellogg. and three
Democrats. romcrcnc. Hitchcock ana
Williams retire. Tn" Foreign Re
lations rost is regarded as par,icu.
larry desirable. and vacancies always
are the subject Of sharp competition.
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JNO. u. CHAPLIN.
RY j -. CAHNEAL & SONS.
Real Estate AuCtioncnrS
TRUSTEES Auction SALE
OF
GOOD TWELVE ROOM DWELLING
Nh lsrIltl

No. 1928 North Thirticth street
By virtue of certain deed OF
trust. dated May IS. 1905. and record.
cd in Richmond Chanccry Court
clerks office in deed book l97-B. PAGE
40. default having been made in the
payment OF "a portion of the deb,
secured thereby. and having been re-
CURED by the beneficiary therein Sc
10 do, | Will, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Ii. 1922.
At +.30 O'clock T. NJ.
on the premises. proceed To sell a,
public. auction. the property conveyed
therein. viz:
All that certain piece, parcc! or lot
OF land. with all the improvements
thereon. lying ana being in the city
of Richmond. Virginia. at the south
west corner of Thirticth and r
Streets, fronting on Thirticth stree,
forty 600 feet ana running back be-
tween parallel lines one hundred and
thirty-two G32) feet, Ia a sixteen
foo; alley.
This Is excellent corner property
and will make a good business propo-
stion.
j. y. CARNEAI.,
Trustee.
=. B.-Whereas tho deed requires
all cash. better Germs may DC an.
nounced at sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13

rhiS phenomenon was repeated Gye
times ~ Antortgastt before the
equilibrium 81 tho sea was restored
\ similar occurrence" took place al
other points
Roar Admiral Martin director OF
tn" navy m-t"orologic SERVICE. dis,
GUESSING tho earthquake. said Il was
significant that IL had occurred nSt
hs IN" rurjurc'iuuS O.; N"rcu.y and
Jnpitc" and N"ptun. and tn" sun
We" approaching Tho conjunction
Of M"r'ury and Jupiter occurred a,
Hh saturday morning. and tn.
others some hours afterwards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13

Wcsthnmptou College looked dc
serted on Armisticc DAY Tho SIN
dents were c" joyful over rc..il.u.
holiday that tho majority 90 tn-
went nome or {" visit friends Do
nearby virginia cities Hirhmou,
college had "nly s;raEglu4
crowd on the campus. as larg,
h"'"her OF tn" boys went I" Lynch.
burg t" see the Richmond .luch.
burg football game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

tSp.cial TO The Tines Dispatch
SUFFOLK. VA. Nov. TIL. hand
some Colonial HON. - MIR and Mrs
James l.. Ben. in Brewer Avenue.
was IN" seen" SATURDAY. afternoon ut
O'Clock "f an unusually pretty we'd
ding when Miss r.unic. Leroy Bell
b"vam" 'h" brid" uf James Clarence.
Moore hoth 81 Sunolk Ia. cere-
m"ny vas performed by Rev. g y.
l.Gmrh'i pastor Of tn" suffolk Iiap-
list church. immediately after tn.
wedding Mr. and Mrs Moore l.f; for
a northern bridal tour They VIII
b" ~ nom" iu Rr.v-er street ate,
S"r"inu" 20 The brid" is q poru-
lar member ~ ia" younger SGT ana is
ao'ive I'm church work Tho groom is
4 popular young business man OF tn.
City and f. tho son uf Mrs j. W
Moore. also "f SUFFOLK
Wl%cliESTEb, VA Nov. i2-L
Rlhir Sh"c'z and Miss Cnrolin" smith.
members az prominent Winchester
families w"'" married Thursday in
hhliimor" by Rev. Dr. William Her
v"r Woods, - tn. Presbyterian
'hHr'h. according TO announcement
cards received here. Tho bride il II
dhuE"t"' ~ Ia" late Mn and Mrs.
william II Smith. and Mr.. Shcctz Is
IN business iu Baltimore"
WINCHESTER Va. Soy. I.-An-
uuuuc"Iurni was made today ~ the
nIarriaG" ~ Samuel " Tr-uavy ana
MISS jessie 7. ll.llyard. daughter OF
III" lat" bennett Hiilyard. which
took place Tuesday, Rev Walter
MARI l,~rg. OF MARKET stree, Meth
"dIs' Ep.scop"! Church. pihc.atius
"REuEHICKSBt'K Va. Nov. ~.
pr William IauGon Brent. Of CO.
'"nial Rcach. Va. and Miss Lucille
T"=S. or B.rm!u-hau Ala. we're
Iut Mc;Ardist church. Washington.
h> Rev MIR. Raw only the brides
parcn's and "a few in,imat. friends
" III" groom w"r. present \ we'd
ding breakfast was served q, tho
SLorcham Hotel Dr. aud Mrs Brent
VIII sail from New York on Tues.
day for an Indefinite tour 81 Eu-
rop. br. . Il. Harrison az this
cry attended ;hc wedding ceremony.
LYNCHRuRG. VA. Nov. i2-Mau-
nj" McGu!!l Han and Miss Bessie
Dulau. hoth OF Lynchhurg, were mar
ri"d Thursday evening at the par
souago of The Methods, Protestant
Church. the pastor. Rev. } l.. Ward.
officiating.
DANVu.LE, VA Nnv fam
n""nocmcn. is made here OF the IN
gascncn; ~ Miss Margaret William
son Coleman, 90 this city. daugh,er
of Nh and Mrs. William Eobcr,
coleman. to Monro" Evans Gardner,
az clemson College. : G.. the we'd
ding to take place in December.
papi"l W. Dawson. OF Iiyacin;h.
Va. were married a, the NJ L. par
s"naG". Gala Thursday Rev
Perry Taylor officiating.
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\. ". tnnIcr.

hANNlI.I.E. VA Nov ~ Til.
d,hth oc"urr"d Friday u.Gn, of \
'"rt". rurm.r we'll known
r"sid"nt. bat Who. tor the pas, s,.-
'r"I Years. was q r.s'tou, Of H!cn-
mord. wh" was brough, 20 Danyule
"houi Two week ago ana placed u
It h"srita suffering from Serious
COMPLAINT. Mr.. cant"r was IL years
"f age and was a native OF Ninchc.
tor. He leaves his vido~. no., NIf..
Maud" Bethel. ana tire. children
IN" funeral VIII 10. held mere on
>"ndhy afternoon. and viii U. con
Quoted by Roy. 7. \. Smuut.
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Is. Is. Woodward.

bANNilLE. VA. Nov i2-H Il
Woodward. only son of Mrs L. w
Woodward. Of this city died at AN
carly hour this morning 1t, tho home
or his mother. lie came home from
Middich"rouch. ny. two months axe
and had been i'll since that time lie
is survived by his wife and several
sisters The funeral viii bc hold
probably tomorrow afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13

f"a urins the w"ckly meeting or
2 h" Richmond idvcrtisiug CIuh next
We'd csday at 1855 o'clock IN the
Y w e y. viii bc reports on the
Dir"c; Mail Advertisers Convention
weld recently IN Cincinnati Fred
FoN and q Edmond Masslc. who we're
morC the Richmoud delegates. Will
10 tho sneakers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
Mr>. NmlIir =. I'lInk

WOODSTOCK Va. Nov. la-Nr.
>hiIie shaver Funk. wife OF tho lat,
John Funk. q wealthy lana owner
.of Shenandoah County. died FRIDAY
afternoon AZ the home OF her son
!n-law and daughter. Mr. aud Mrs
- Glenn Locke. south Main street
Woodstock. Mrs Funk * survived 10,
on" child. Mrs Locke: ono ,ls,n,
Miss Mary shaver. aged % Wears
and one brother. Rev. Il. Il shaver
Of Maurcriown Her death followed
4 stroke Of paralysis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
Miss Gladys Srntcs.

iiEATHSNILLE. VA. Nov le-
MISS Gladys ScateS. aged II years
daughter o.; Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. Scntcs
az near Warsaw. died Thursda 1
morning after brief Illness of ty
nhoid fever. Sh" was a student al
IN" warsaw tiigh Schoo! and Il gen.
ciai iaNorite. lntorment az Memo.
KIN Church cemetery; burial scr.
vices conducted hy Rev. r.. NJ T.
Rcnmy and Rev. +. :. Goodwin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
Miss Lem IiOoth.

l.YNCliBUEG. IA. Nov. ll.-M. -,
Lena Booth The l9year-"Id duu.u
ter al Mr. and Mrs. :. NJ. Booth 90.
'orcord. Campbell County. died Fri
'uaN might a. the lNnchhurr Hosuita,
alter eight months Illness uei
body was taken home for burial
MISS Hooth is survived hy her mar
cn's and four brothers. Marvin
Dewey and Aubrey. Of CamppcI
'ouaty and Thomas. OF I.yuchburr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
Lny As.mcLntcl rrc.s.

~ 10 1871 7 r".-N.I
VALPARAISO. CHILE. Nov l@-
y Curious f"Hiur" Of the carthauaN.
MAS the tidal wave which occurred
two hours later. Indicating n terrific
disturbance beneath the Pacific. The
waters were nrSi sucked away from
tho coast and then hurled back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


Funeral services for y y Pollard.
who met death los accidou, Will.
hunting in i.nuouhurg county las,
Thursday. VIII uo hcld at his home.
1857 West Grace Street. at 3.3o
o'clock this afternoon Intormcu,
will TIC in Hollywood MI Pollard.
who was 80 YEAR, Ola. is survived
by his wife ana on. daughter. Mr.
G"orr" l.. Bowman of KiuEHsher
Okla, aud Nv on" SON. g. Brock Poi
lard. OF Beuna Vista Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
DnIIglnS IirnniItItIA

HEATiiSHILLE. VA. Soy. Ia
Douglas Broaddus. az King and
queen county. was accidcntly shot
ana Killed by his own run while
hunting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13


N'.'1h ."' "1"u'N"" - VII iV"k
."l" AIRS ti'hi"h story tn"F'Hs n
Nu"tacr official made this state
,urhi IN attempting TO SHOW flaws iH
Mrs lannon's stor!
According :" sam LEVINE. VINO
""t-"' ihe iarmh"US" last july. II
"du N"' nee" occupied S'h'" IN" pre-
''"'nI necembtr Ii" insists that
N'''""f Mrs Mills nor Nj. Hall ever
""S Al inc mouse MEs itan!"n talk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
ny ". s ROBISSoN x COMPANY.
Zeal Estate Auctiouccrs
Trustees Auction Sale
Sycamore Apartment
LpCATED AT THE SOUTHWEST
SIl-AMORE SrEEI.T

-'-' 80 - '''''''
"a execution of a certain deed Of
n,t dated June -. 1920. and re,
corded ~ tho Clerks Onicc or IN.
lI"hnoni ohanc"r- Court. in Deed
hooN 2"n-A page 4s6. to Ia. under
iEu"i trustees. default having been
MAD" In IA" payment Of part OF the
N"ht thereby secured. and being di-
i"ricd 50 to by IN" beneficiary there
under. 80 Wlll offer FOR sale At nun.
he auction. on To" pr"mIses to the
highest bidder. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER IL 1922.
at $40 r. NJ.
"a" foI'owins described renl estate.
p THAI 10, y land in the ciy Of
Richmond, virginia. At the north
western corner OF Sycamo:. and Cars.
streets. together with all tho i'm :
pr"N"men'' thereon aud apppUrt"-
uarces Thereto belonging. known as
IN 'Sycamur" Apartment" ana
founded - follows. to-wit: Begin
nina ~ tic SAID corner. thence rum
"'nF w"S'w ardly along aud fronting
on ih' Nprth"rn line OF Cary street
feet urI extending back uortA.rard-
Is from said front between the west
'ru lin al Sycamore street amt "a
.u" nearls parallel Herewith seven
'F-rN' D'5J feet to the adjoining
gyiS'si4 cash
W : ROBINSON.
FRANKLIN u. lnnINS.
. d q F..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
WOMAN, COULD
not WORK
Made Strong and Well by
Lydia E.Pinlsham's Veg
etable Compound

St. Paul. mimi. II took Lydia f.
Pinkham's Vegetable compound for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13

and have taken it. | feel so we'll
and strong and can do every bit Of
my work and not a pain in my back
now. | recommend your medicine
and you can use this letter az a testi-
lnonial. - Mrs. Phil. MASER, sol
Winslow St, st. Paul, MINI.
Just another case where a woman
found relief by taking Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. Many
times these tired, WORKOUT feelings
and pains about the body are from
troubles many women have. The Veg
ctable Compound is especially adapt
cd for just this condition, The good
results are notedb by the disagrceablc
symptoms passing away one after
another.
Lydia l.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compounds Woman's Medicine for
Women's Ailments. Always reliable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13

u tlrco WORKOUT
feeling and pain
fui periods. fused
to get up with a
pain in my head
and pains in my
lower parts and
back. Often / was
not able to do my
work. | read in
your little book
about Lydia f.
.Pinkhan's Veg
ctable Conno,,n,I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
Real Estate for r.>chanye
Wantcd-iicnI Estate


LIST your property with rs f6r rent or
for sale" Rrooks y R.yhacdson. Inc. -
N"r'h Eighth Randolph 5isa.
rpR RESULTS list your property with
q. . Tayior. = North %inih street.
EICUMOND THCSr COMPANY. Real rs
tat" Department. Sales. rentals and
io"us Seventh ana Main streets
HOUSE wanted. or s-roum house.
U'u,,,s uf CnimhoraHo or Libby nm.
small cash payment; Phouc Madison
it2"-i
Real. ESTATh--List your property win
us Tor sale or ful rent We San serve
>uu. Schmidt. Wilson 4 Richardson
Inc - North Eighth Street.
REAL. ESVArE-l.Ist your property win
vs. for sale or for rent. Morton c.
rhaihiInsr. Second Floor. First Natlona;
Bank Building. Randolph ~ and SIS.
rOR RESULTS. list your farms and city
rrupcrty with Pollard y Bagby. 1909
East Main street.
FOii results LIST your property with Us.
Gtrr"tt y 60. III. East Main.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday. Wednesday and Friday !
as information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures OF Passenger Tr,ips
iOaiiN unless otherwise shown
Da'IN except SUNDAY. sunday only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
RE1L ESTATE ron RENT
REtiL EST HE FOR ShLE
Farms and Land for Sale ss
EIGHT ACRES

or land on Staples Mill Road. be-
tween Du'rbartVn and Gr""udale
rrlue. 1870.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13

LYNCHRuRG. VA. Nov i2-Mau-
nj" McGu!li Han and Miss Bcss {
Dulau. hoth OF Lynchhurg, were mar
ri"d Thursday evening at the par
SouaG" Of tn" Methodist Protestant
church the pastor. Rev. J. l.. Ward
OH DiatiuE.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-01-13
sIessInoe 81 obscu ,.ll.Ill.,,.

'Doesl4t It make you disconteuted
to read about movie stars getting g.
600 weekY'
Sometimes It does" said the citizen
whose income Is 5000 year. hut,
on the other hand, II Is a lot Of salts
faction for me to know that I don't
have to tell an inquisitive public what
! eat, what wear. how amuse my
self In my leisure moments and the
exact state Of my affections from day
TO day.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-01-13
BEEF CATTLE BENEFIT FARM
Possible for Farmer to Make Greater
use Of Dry Roushases-Need
Little Attention.

The use Of beef cattle In connection
with general farming throughout. the
corn belt. says the United States De-
partment Of Agriculture, offers the fol-
lowing advantages:
1t Is possible to make greater use of
dry roughages produced on the farm.
as beef cattle. consume larger Quanti-
ties Of these feeds than any other class
of live stock.
Beef cattle can be used probably
on rough land unsuitable for crop
production; also on low, wet land un-
suitable for either crops or for other
classes of stock.
Beef cattle use the total production
Of grain and roughages on the average
farm, without the purchase Of other
feeds, more efficiently than any other
class Of live stock.
Beef cattle on the farm favor a we'll
balanced distribution Of labor through
out the year. They require very little
attention during the summer and fall,
when crops need attention, and dur
ing winter and early spring. when there
Is little field work to be done. farmers
can utilize their time to advantage
by caring for the breeding herd. winter
ing the stockers and feeders, or fatten-
ing some steers.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-01-13
MANY ACCIDENTS
HAPPEN ON FARM.
Falls and Refractory Animals
Cause Of Hurts That Could
Be Avoided.
DIVERS MlSHAPS DELAY WORK
Careless Use Of Unprotected ma
chinery Takes Toll Of Limbs That
Would Be Prevented With Use
Of Safety Devices.

prepared BY the United States Department
OF Agriculture,)
Farmer Brown was driving the doc
tor back to town. after he had set
neighbor William Johnson's fractured
leg and dressed three caved-in ribs.
Johnson seemed to be In bad luck con-
stantly, and the neighbors were cir
culating subscription paper for him
and arranging bee" to do up his
unfinished work.
Earlier In the season hold-back
broke on a hill. The horse ran away.
throwing johnson to the ground and
confning him to bed several days In
a busy period.
A little later one of his little boys
stepped ON a garden rake which had
been left back down on the ground,
and ran tine through his foot. The
child was taken to the doctor to have
the wound dressed, but not until infec-
ton had set In, and he would always
be trifie lame.
Delays Farm Work.
A hired man stepped through loose
board of barn loft, and farm and
household work was delayed while he
recovered.
This latest misfortune was rhe worst
Of the season. Johnson had been
shingling the barn, using common
prop scafrolding, made by placing
wooden brackets against the side of
the building and supporting them with
two-by-four scantling, set ut an angle
Of As degrees and anchored at the foot
with stakes and stones. He had I'M
dertaken to carry bunch Of shingles
to the roof. An upper rung. previous
ly broken from the ladder. had been
replaced with a two-inch shingle band,
nailed on with eight-penny nails. The
wood In the side of the ladder was
dozy and the. nails gave way under
Johnson's weight. The jolt as lie
struck the next rung upset the ladder,
and down tumbled Johnson, ladder.
scaffolding and shingles, all In heap
on the ground.
"Pretty tough on Johnson" observed
Brown. "They talk about farming be-
Ing safe and healthful pursuit; but
TIL bet he didn't think so when that
bunch of shingles pursued him and
smashed his ribs"
"Farming is healthfr'." said the old
doctor. providing people would take
reasonable care of themselves. It ought
to he safe as any ordinary occupation;
hut the observations of the United