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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-09-27

Prof. R. j. Cunningham, superin-
tendent of Bozeman city schools will
leave Wednesday evening for Helena.
He will judge the educational exhibits
at the State fair.
MIR. and Mrs. Lynde Sales are at
tending the State fair at Helena. Mr..
Sales has a number of entries in the
livestock division, consisting of Short
horn cattle.
Friends of Miss Agnes Barbee will
be pleased to learn that she is inn
proving rapidly from an Liberation
to which she submitted at the Dea-
coness hospital a short time ago.
Mrs. c. H. Jensen, who has been 9
patient at the Desconess hospital fol
several weeks, has recovered suff'
GENTLY to be able to return to hel
home in Willow Creek.
w. E. Harader, OF Burns, Kan.
spent the first Of the week visiting
with his brother, j. A. Harader, sec
rotary of the Bczeman Chamber O
Commerce. Mr.. Harader is accompa
MED by Mrs. Harader and two sons
They are on a sour which takes then
to the Pacific coast for the winter
where they win visit relatives ans
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bevier an
daughter, Dorothy, were in the cit,
last Friday to get the returns of th
final count in the popularity contest
in which Miss Dorothy was the win
ner.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-09-27

means to the end that defeat might
come to the bill" He continues:
SBut the great rank and file Of the
agricultural class in the upper valley
is at least more than $3.50, the ma
jority being in favor of a merchant
marine because of appreciation of
what it would do. And the situation
is becoming even more favorable as
discussion and arguments go on, as
the political primaries are getting out
of the way, and as information of a
correct and simple nature is offered
Members Of Congress have misun-
derstood the situation. They have
imagined their constituents as being
! Vrulent in their opposition ID the
shipping bill. As they have come
home, however; as they have visited
in town and country and talked with
leaders, and, above all, with those
thinking constructively and along eco
nomic lines, they have found a tire
mendous underlying sentiment for the
merchant marine.
Newspapers are discussing the
matter along sane and practical lines
This applies % both their news and
editorial ~utteyances. It is not too
much to say that practically all tn.
journals Of importance in the states
mentioned are either In favor Of thl
measure or are wiling 10 discuss i
and n ,sarssrn nxn4aaet4u ard Snfcrxea
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Stevens came
over from their home on the Madison
on last Monday to visit friends and
attend to matters of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCabe,- ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Templin, spent last Sunday at Hun
ter's Hot Springs.
G. W. Logan, who has been attend.
ing to matters of business in Boze.
man for a few days returned to his
home at Logan on Monday.
F. E. Stewart and family enjoyed
a visit from Mr.. Stewards parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Stewart of Hell
ena, last Sunday.
F! G.. Sevear, proprietor of the
Bozeman Pharmacy, left Tuesda.
morning for a tour of Yellowstonl
park. He expects to be gone TO
about a week.
The woman's missionary of tn
Presbyterian church, held a luncheon
rally in the parlprs of the church o
Wednesday afternoon. A very de
lightful program was given.
Mrs. Caroline Kohler, proprietor 0
the Michigan hotel in Bozeman, lei
the first of the week for the cas-
where she viii spend several week
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. B. K. Wheeler, wife of th
Democratic candidate for Unite
States senator, accompanied by Mr.
Joseph Lutey Of Butte, spent Las
Monday in Bozeman.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-09-27

DIR. j. F. Blair, accompanied by
Mrs. Blair, are making an auto trip
TO Spokane this week. They will
spend a short time visiting the brother
of DR.. Blair al Spokane, and then Wis
it other cities of the west.
Rev. E. R. Curry leaves Thursday
for Butte, where he viii attend the
State Baptist convention meeting of
the executive committee. Mr.. Curry
is president of the convention which
will meet Thursday evening and Fri
day.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-09-27

This is clearly shown by a report
published in the Mississippi Valley
Magazine, on a tour of a number Of
the leading granger states made re-
Gently by Ralph H. Paxton, secretary
of the Mississippi Valley Association,
who says the farmers attitude to-
ward an American merchant marine
has been misrepresented by opponents
of the pending legislation. Mr.. Fax
on spent a month in Iowa, Kansas,
| Wisconsin, Minnesota, the DakOtas,
and Nebraska. Those states, together
with Missouri, he points out, comprise
the greatest agricultural producing
section in the world, nd last year
raised 20 per cent of all the farm pro
ducts of the United States, and &c
per cent of all the livestock products
this volume amounting to more thar
| $4,000, coo, 200. AS from 20 to As PEI
cent of the agricultural production
goes abroad, the interest of the farm
er in anything that win promot'
American export trade is APPARENT.
ut is entirely a mistake" says MI
Paxon, ito insist that all agriculture
sentiment is hostile to the shipping
bin. It may not fully understand tn
situation and the fine points of tn
MEASURE, and it is true that many v
cious and absolutely incorrect state
ments have been made BY opponent
nw1 ~ @R.naM f~~aao - hottie - =
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-09-27

THIS BUSY FUR STORE HAS DISTRIBUTED HUNDREDS OF
ALBRIGHT FUR COATS ALL OVER MONTANA WE CAN
REFER YOU TO HUNDREDS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
VI METHODIST.

~ '"nt"nary x. -. Garland. SEQ
rotary Of IN" Bartis, state Mission
Board. will pr"ach at II A. NJ and
at +. VI. In ~" absence Of the pas
tor. Rev Thomas \. Smont. y -.
sunday school at a.an \. NJ. Hihla
classes. ''ao y. NJ Epworth League
-; 7:i5 = NJ.
At Mon"m"", pastor. Rev.
'""rI" r. Hooker. n -. Will preach
AT the morning service a, II 4 NJ
on Curiosity" Th"r" viii h., ~,
evening s"rvic" Tho s"rvic. i'm tho
morning viii be held in ninrord J,-
Nor High school Suuday .rhonl
and Mems Bible Class a, go \. NJ
~ Decatur street H. H. rr"m.r, a
!nyman. Of Petersburg. viii orrurv
the pulpit at II \ NJ. aud ROY \.
10 sharpe. f"rm"r pastor. will
preach at T. NJ. sunday schnnl a,
$50 A. NJ. Epw"rth League a, 7.,5
H. NJ 80"
Vt Pace Memorial Tn. ras,or
lev. R"sco" NJ. White, wi!l preach at
sunday srh""l aut Mems Eihl. Class
AT 80" \. NJ. Erworth leasu. AZ
':i3 =. VI
:. AZ Gim,er Park Preaching by
evening s"rvic-. SUNDAY school and
Mems .ibl" class at ..3r S.ri,r
l"arn" at 5:so y NJ.
NJ Woodland Heights ROY ". 4
Fight VIII preach ~ II \ VI. on
TN" Flower of r"nit.nce" and AZ,
:, !. NJ on The Cnur"h aud jh.
ii"un". sunday school at Y2u \ A.
ana t.pw"rth League at T.. Nj
NJ liirton Heights Th.. paSior
i:"v. W $. lI"y"ri". viii preach ct
tn" school buildiup ON TIN B,.,..
~ II \ NJ aud AZ l.. NJ union SER
VIC" at ov"rhr""k Church VIII he
h"ld sunday school at ":30 \ NJ
" Trinity Preaching at IN \ ".
ana at y. NJ. hN Rev. Il. o. scott
sunday school and Mems Rlhl. rI.ae
~ 40 \. NJ. Epw"rth L"scu. n,
1-ij T. NJ
\; Union station Rev. Il =. ,:ullrv
VIII preach for the pastor AZ II l.
NJ. aud Rev. !. 7. Mastiu viii preach
~ k.lh i. u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
ONE KILLED, ANOTHER
IS INJURED, IN FALL
Scafold Gives Way in High
Tank Being Bull, Near
Suffolk.
Especial To TN" Times Dispatch.

Especial To Th. Times. Dispat.h
- fr'I.k VA. Aug iS.-F. p.
Ramh"r. "f Norfolk. VAS instantIy
killed and John Carroll, also Of Nor
f"IE. both structural steel workers.
Was seriously injured when a scaf-
i"!h Slipped on LAX" Prince surg.
tank near Reeds Ferry this after
noon tn" men w"r" employed by G.
w. hurch"tt who has u contract for
IA" erection OF -" surg. mu<
Both were experienced structural
ron ""i""rs. and q, this tim" i,
has not been determined just what
caused ih'' accident Th" r-n-f"ot
diameter tut" has reached :, height "f
-tSty-iiN" feet from a.. runcr-t" has"
"hi TIA" t"o men w"r" moving around
"n Ia" insid" "t TIA" tank on scat
fold from ~ top Win 40 apparent
warning on" corner dropped throw =
ins them to TIA" bOtium.
Hanh"r f..ii head foremost and sus-
tnin"h a t"irihl" scalp wound and
Suiit skull which gave NUT" cvid"nc.
~ Instantaneous death
Carroll fell feet foremost as near
49, could he asr"rrniu"d and III" at
i.ndinr >urE""u Dr j. l.. Rawl"s.
81 suffolk would only say that h.
Mas Very badly injured carroll Wa
taken 4" I.ak"v,"w Hospital in SUI
folk
Magi-trnt" Ea; Gray was called to
ti" scene. at one" aud viewed 10"
body 81 i:aInh.r. lie questioned IN"
witnesses nmd gay" permission for
au undertaken 1" taxi" charge cot th..
body
Mr. Eamh-r leaves VII" and two
ohiidr"n ia Norfolk. Mr. Carroll. VINO
s. member OF 'Orlnthiau Lodge.
21I. y T. aud y NJ. has st sister re-
siding in Norf"ik The Injured man
w"s br"urh, /" suffolk aud rushed
,u hospital
III" I'm" work OF m" operators az
IA" th"sap"Hk" aud iufuUaC T.l.-
uhon" company in Sunolk aud IN"
it"m" Tel"ph"n" Company in smith
h"ld ~ Locating doctors and help,
materially aided III" r"sCu" workers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
SNAKE. CRAWI.S Up
ANGLERS PANTS LEG
Shenandoah River nnnk Center 81
Few Minutes "f Irrnt tr
tINIt,

Special 10 Tn. Times pIsunfch
WiNCHESTER. w. Aug - cold
triv"rs ran ny and down TIA" hacn
- George GU,hridro. local tui"m"-
bile dealer VIM" a." and Deluo
T-ic" w"re fishing along N" bans
- N" Shenandoah RIVER N"st"rday.
whcn = wsr.rsunke crawied up I'M
I'D. Gurhridzc's pants leg Guih
ridge said ~ and his companion
We're sitting on the river hant nod p
ding and waiinc FOR a bass :" hi,",
when ne suddenly f"lt something cold
and clammy crawling Up hts leg As
h" jumped 10 his feet. the snaha
cra"l"d hlEh"r and higher Tn" snr
lcr almost thr"" "conuip'i"u ~"
b.for" nc could shake tho Snnk" ONT
of MS pants log Thy then kill"d
tho r"HfiI" by jumping up"n II win
h"ih f"ct Meanwhile. lart" hull
f-"g 81, crnaking ON = rock pro'rud-
Ing ehov" the water. aS I in m""k
cry whats y"usc a-holl"riu' tnou,?'
yelled GUthrlhg". ~ TIA" Satn" Tim"
hurllHg u stone. which. strIklug jh-
f-og between tho eyes. killed IT,
Gu'hri'lG" gathered NJ hts fishing
tackle aud cam" home. SAYING ne had
enough fishing for ON" day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
WILL DISCUSS FARMERS
NEEDS AT PRINCE GEORGE
Great Meeting Proposed to BE
Held "Wednesday at
Courthouse.

PETERSBURG. Va. Aug. iS-Iohn
u. !inichcson state director OF .N-
tension work. Will ha the priucipal
speaker next Wednesdays at the meet
Ing :" bc held ~ Primo. c;"nrE.
Courthouse. when l.Ooo people ara
"Sp"ct"a to Ia,h"r and discuss III.
needs % tn" farmers Another speak
or Will b" r :. Farrar. district agent
for Southeastern Virginia. with
headquarters At V. = /. Biack sburr
49, Well as Professor y r Tr-aklc.
poultry specialist. OF RIacksburg.
X. y. Ellis. agriculture secretary
~ the local chamher OF Commerce.
with r.. {. Jones. county a-,nt Tor
IriiIC" George. and j. R.lling.r
gent for binw idd!". are doing every
hing IN their power "a max" tn.
meeting a success. and aunounc" tina,
every farmer. r.gardlcss Of whcr. i,-
may live. IS invited to come aud
bring his family and friends.
Tn" meeting VIII start IN IN"
morning aad continue through until
late IN tho afternoon. with an inter
mission for a big country dinner.
business men ~ Petersburg arrr
ing :" n" Meeting. and tn. Rotary
and kiwanis clubs profanity viii
send several automobiles with mem
h"rS :" invite tho farmers 10 hrin c
'hoir tobacco 70 Pctershurc Tho
business men desire that 4 close.
feeling NJ friendship exist between
tho city people ana tho farmer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
~ \ pT'ISI'.

~ Flrst-Tn tho absence Of tho
'"rshurE: VIII preach ut II y VI and
\ NJ and u. Y. =. T.. at +. NJ
gins. Of Philadelphia. Will preach AZ
n"ih morning and evening services.
SUNDAY school ~ 40 y. NJ and II.
Y. T. t. at l. NJ.
\, Calvary The pastor. Rev. car
Yer Ashton J"nN"us. viii preach at
II y NJ. and Rev. j. i. Cook s-crn-
s'ry baptist Council. Will preach at
~ East End services will l.. con
uH"t"d Nv tn" pastor AT II \. NJ. and
at >:l' i. NJ Special muel. at both
services. sunday school at 81; \
NJ. ana u. Y. l.. /. nt-7.lj l.. NJ
Vt Paramount Av.nuf=Th. pastor
Nov j. NJ Hamrirk. viii preach nj
~ y. VI. "a Tn" Work az our
'hurch" ana a. l.. NJ. on 'Th. VAIN.
nt Man. sunday sch"ol at $40 A.
VI and u. Y. /. I at J.. NJ
NJ N"nahl" Street Tile Nastnr.
E"v. l.. w Swopc. Will preach at II
y on WHY This Waste" and AZ
=. on The Value Of True Man
hood 20 Society SUNDAY school at
3" NJ and r. Y +. L. a, + NJ.
~ Gint"r Park-The pastor. Rrv.
William H"dley. T.. H.. will preach
At u y. VI. on The Misunderstanding
Fact and ut Sis = NJ on TIN q
Besien Path" Sunday school AZ 30
y NJ
Al Woodland HeiGhts-In tho ah.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
M00NSH|NERS BATTLE
RA|D|NC DRY OFFICERS
Five Stills. 5000 Gallons of
Mash and Two Prison.
ers CAPTURED.
.p"clal la Tn" Times Dispatch !

special Ia The Times Dispatch
RklSToI.. TENN. Aug ls.-Seizure
~ ny" hir stills and ahou, $50 gal
IONS "f liquor and 5000 galIonS OF
mash and the arrest nf two linen
marked raid by Federal rev.nu.
agents and county officers carly this
morning in Den;ou's Valley. In one
"t IN" most rugged sections Of the
f'"Si tennessee mountains
Ih" seizures w"r" mad" after y
KUN light Ia which on" az il,. moon
Shin"rs was wounded II" escaped
>vpuSli,n"rS At work at tn. oth-,
suns w"r" frightened away hv shots
hr"d 80 Il sam at which John Osborn.
ANA Dana Stewart were arrested All
IN" "f tn" stills wer" located within
maui mil" Of ON" spot On. Of IN"
SUNS Has capacity 90 ~ gallons
ana - On" of tn. largest ever seen
ia ms -"ctiou
All wcr. In operation when seized.
About ATTY shots We" exchanged I'm
TIA" hght Win companions nc Os-
born" aud stewart The raiders.
Ugh, IN number. wcr" headed by
Sheriff John Luton, az Abingdon. and
Federal Officers Dav" Dettor and r.
9. Elliott. "f Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
ASSOCIATION OF DEAF
WAGES WAR ON FRAUDS
Asks Law Aimed at Those
Pretending Loss of
Hearing

Sr"rihl :" IN" Times DtSpntcn
I.NN' IiHrE1 w. Aug Is tn"
Association of Deaf OF Virginia. IN
convention h"r" today. selected Nur-
''Ik as IN" plao" for IN. meeting
next year ana passed a resolution
asking tn" STAT 10 iruyid. q law
p" prevent persons from f.Aiuy
themselves deaf thus brInrIir
honest deaf r"rSuns into ~ r.put..
Tn" convention urged s,ynv.n,
I'"+ against dat taking Th- con-
N"n'ion also Advocated COMPULSORY
education. Tn" convention was
photograph" ia front Of m" post
M" building Tomorr"w m" con-
N"u'I"u VIII hav" an all.day picnic
This afternoon ~" convention
adopted q resolution nrrfur Governor
Tr.nkl" 10 "" his good piic"S t.
-""ur" regulation la All deaf
s"'"i~ requiring tn" u" ~ tn. com
hIn"d oral and nlanua! methods
RESOLUTIONS w"r. adopted urging.
tn" formation ~ q stat" d.af board
Win Two "r NOR" deaf members. 70
"ult"m"ni f"r PHYSICIANS to make
si'"c.ai report 90! births ~ deaf chill
dr"u. r" nat they MAY b" followed
~ 'or "dUcati"ual purposes that The
'"rm for education in tn. de.,
>"h""ls To-" raised 20 Fl years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
Ercc, Patrick Henry
Memorial at Old Home

lSp"ciaiS TO Tb" Times Dispatch
MARTINSNILLE. VA. Auy. Is.
Patrick Henry Chapter. ID. a r..
has definitely completed It. plans
for Patrick Henry memorial
st"n" T." L." erected on the farm Of
~. Hooker. on the Martinsvillc-
l'anrili" Road. about eight miles
east 81 Martiusvill" This farm
ana site Of III" present residence.
short d'StHn"" from IN" road
was the h"m" of III" illustriuus
It"NoluiionarN patriot statesman
and orator for several YEARS and
~ vas thor" h" was living when
called l" IN" E"v"ruorship of IN.
Commonwealth
Th" memorial will h" hand
som" granite shaft eight or ton
feet Iva height hearing sul,aljl.
inscription. and VIII H. placed on
iit,l" plp' oi ground lying be-
tween ~" tracks If the bLnViIIc
"ud Western hallway and the
HIGHWAY. VI ii""k"r. the present
owner. has very r"nrrousl, agreed
=" xiv" to tn" chapter IA" n-.-s-
~"ry ground fnr TIA" location and
car" OF IN" monument. with AN
"E'ranc" thereto from IN" road
Tn" ston" VIII mark "A historic
spot az great interest not only to
Virginia. but to tourists from all
parts of TIA" country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
ALL TO AID HOPEWEII.
RED CROSS CAMPAIGN

HprEWEf.T. VA Aug Every
mnn. woman aud child in Hopcweil
Viii b" called upon to Civ" some
hing. mo- matter how small or how
large. 10 IN" local chapter ~ INV Red
cross when tn" campo rn starts on
september 10 Tn" advisory board
ha. outlined ihnus for tn. campaign
and announcements ar" expected TO
t." mad" within tn" next few days
80 ono VIII 10" compelled Ia give
penny. regardless az whether n.
ar sh" works ia e plant or .lScwh.re
u "ill H." "a voluntary Subscription
campaign. hut n Is believed that every
person viii ror'r!huf" as much az
rrssihl" IN. campaign VII begin on
september 10 and end September 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
~, Charles MrCnum.

IuNI,n% ,,,. ,r -, q,
,,,io,, ,t,
~ ,,c- - ~ '''
ir, ,,u.,rI ~
INC oId ,,; -
niitIr,nl, ~ cri,,a -, 49,,
ny.r l,,.l,, 800 81
TN. r,w ri,
INC ola m. c,ru,o,. ;.
,ralIv ,h,s. ir.,ira, 81, ~,
or un.n,uI,yu.n,
Nn,y IN. cri,os .r ,;,,
nolish.d IN. s,.L.. ,,r,L,
criminals ,,o,...in,., Wv
Iocul unlica lI,m. ,h., 81,
'inr-ha,t,d crook I'm I,,, ~.
top-h,i is sunn,s,d T., la. :, ,,l 49,,
IN. sncirtv man o, ,rist,r,,
r.reuilN. ;bc ,ristnrT,rv ~ ,ri,,o .
.,t,sv nag
I.v., ,.,, .,,
fake r,..-h.rS;. l..Is nN,n,,., n,,,,'.
selling ,n,,n, ,h. mind -, NO ,on-
h,,t.d ,,nnL iurir,. ,,.
hnurs
ms; 49,.
Al rr.s.ut xi,h tI,,us,,,Ls ~ suu.
m.r visitors cnn,ribulinr ;h,;r nn.,,
10 m, ,Iwavs s,.,dv suu,lv or .ucl,
rrs. IL is all m. birh-,.laes worker
can do IA scpM., bis victims
Removal of wartime restrictions ON
travellers has hrourb, hack tho ,our-
list legion ana |, has also facilitated
the getaway of the nimbl. praftrr-
ilir upp"r-cIass crook over here calls
himself n .r,f,.r
\ very good ins;anc. Of IN. p,,
away was Furnished recently. TN,
police had been saving up for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
BLAME "TOP-HATTED CROOK"
FOR MANY ENGLISH GRIMES
New Term Given Aristocrac Criminals Who Engage
Only i'll High Class Crime for Biz Stakes.
Big Sucker Crop.in Britain

without difficulty. both in the United
Kingdom and on The Continent rs
ih"N cu-"p"rhtc closely with tn" CON
ti"ntal police. So the crooks have to
bee international. too.
The high class jewel thieves and
confidence men are taking their toll
4 tn" mug" in tens OF thousands OF
pounds
The good crook has To lie a smooth
worker, and he has read his Raj
n"S we'll. He has 10 be Il good
spend"r. and cOngenia!. at least
superficially polished companion
TN" ordinary British burglar al
ways !mprcSscS one as being the
father of large family. lie is fire.
uu"ntly caught Icy his intended vie
TINS. ana oftrncr 10y the police lie
rarely puts M fight; and. though
the polio" usually are una rmed. it Is
- strange fact that the lighting crook
does not thrive here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
i.f'1St or ~,

W -. Johns Services ct ~ \ NJ
~ IN" rector Roy. Hugh ~ SuhI.t,
y" evening service
~ - James Rev. carl ~ Smith
WI preach at morning service at ~
"n" ~ evening service ut S.lS
a. NJ sunday school at $50 aud
-'"h l!In'" lass at 10 a. NJ
At Grac. Tn. rector. R.v W H.
rkhar",. -. -. viii preach at ~ 4
NJ Their" viii be no evening ~.ryic.
h"iN communion At \. NJ Men
aud W"m"n's Bible Glasses at a.,
y. NJ, ana summer Sunday school AZ
10 \. NJ.
VI All Saints Tho rector. Rcy !
!. ''"Wnnan. -. -. will conduct the
morning S"rvic. At II O'Clock Uolv
communion celebration at \ 4 NJ
" st. Thomas M"rniny service
VII 10" conducted At II \ NJ by Rev
Elmer 9. redrick. the rector. whose
subject viii h". e" Are Living
stones Holy Communion service ~
A. NJ
~ - Iaul's Rev. MacD. Kirkland
Viii preach at II \ NJ and union
services will u" held with Monumen-
tai church at Sis +. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
CUT HOPEWELL-CAPIT
ROUTE l3 MILES

HofEW ELL. VA, Cug. lS.-A, =
meeting ~ III" hoard Of directors ~
tho Chamber of Commerce last night
m" members discussed tho probahil
itv nj building tho road between ,hi :
city and Rich muud. which VIII bring
tn" tw" cities closer together hy thir-
teen miles
The members fool very much an
outraged over tho prospects Tn,
road Will cost approx q 500
which Includes a ferry boat. which Is
!" b" used in crossing the Appoma,.
toN River
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
rrrshyt-r,nn Hume wards wed.

I.YNtiiEIEG;. VA. Aug. lSIt is
announced at the i'r-shNt.rian or
rhans' Iinm" her" that tn" first mar
riacc "f wards of that institution.
Wh" grew M together in TIA" institu-
iirn. vas celebrated n short time ago
Wien Miss Hazel Aistr"p hccam" The
bride 6r John Dunn"tt. The groom
had AN excellent record at the home
and was discharged five years ago.
The bride was honorarly DISCHARGED
three wears ago. Mr.. Dunnctt is q
h,ick mason by trade. and they are
making their home in Roanoke
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PFTERSBl 'RG MAN HAS
LEG BROKEN ON LAUNCH

rETEHSHrhG Va. Aug. IL
Frederick ~ E"sv"s ST - F,.,
Tam street, proprietor ~ tho i'e,.rs-
hnrs Printing and Sta'icncry com.
p"nN. suffered hr"N.n leg tnnigh,
a. n" result ~ being struck ny tho
hN"h""l ~ ms privai" launch Will.
hh "fuis" down the tppomatto,
river ~" va rushed 20 tho local
n"spi'al. from which place il was re-
ported ~" Was resting vol
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Takes Charge of HospI,nl.

bANN1l.l.E. VA, Aug. lS.-An-
h"hnc"ment was mad. This morning
that Miss Annie Vow. Of Thomas
VILE. y. g.. had been appointed ~
tn" board "f directors OF the ban
vile General Hospital as sun.-i,.
'"nd"nt. :" succeed Miss Celia Rriau.
resigned. Miss Vow Will assam. he.
new duties on September Sh.
mas for The past twelve months hal
chars" Of the hospital at High Point
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pRESBi TERRAIN

" ''ra"" '"v"uant-Kcv W. i.ape-
Icy carson viii preach AT II a NJ
"n N" church a. a sphere OF Ser
wee y" evening service. sunday
Srh""l ~ "a" - VI Rihle ella ss.s
q, $50 \ NJ. Young Peoples society
at ..la E. NJ
~ second Rev Thomas NJ Lowry
=. u. NJ Memphis Tenn. viii preach
Al II \. NJ sunday school at as
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ttiitiSIt<

Al Hauuvrr Avenue Earl .rt
."ht"i. secretary Medical coilcg. ~
irSinia '. NJ. g \. viii Speak on
' "uth and the church" at il \ A.
nn''" VIII T." n" evening service
hihl" school az ?:3o ~ Chr,s,,,n
tudcaN"r society at D. NJ
~ Third IA r.. SAGE viii sno,. =,
~ \. NJ There viii no no cvorfnr
service. Christian r:udcav"r al ia
= NJ
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PREVENT THOSE FREQUENT
ATTACKS
OF SICK HEADACHES

irlent sick headaches arc Ma
lures alarm To you Of physical dis.
order Most freQusntly they ,eil
o. auto DEMONSTRATION This Is poi.
toning OF tho system from nsnt-,,n
toxina Or body poisons.
feiiof from the pain Is your 6rrt
need. and the world mont effec.
uvs pain -roliever Is aspirin. Pur,
ehnirin alone. however. ofton ala.
'1ros dtgestion. To. prevent this
compounded this now t.hiat
TlNGLE'S LaAxO ASPIRIN
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NprEWF:lI Va Aug lS=Thn
second p"rformance % ia" pu rnnt
mIny1r"ls vas witnessed by another
large crowd tonight. tn. show b.irg
given i'm the hiCh school building OF
e" village. The cast Was composed
~ thu f"ilowing Charles Turner.
iudS" II. r. Mint"r. Major Ron Davis
George Walters. Norman Firth, Cor.
don Rice. raul McNcy. Abe Alpern.
Marry Vaughan. and several others
VINO ar. u.ll-h known