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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
WITH BABE IN ARMS.
WOMAN FIGHTS SNAKE
Special TO The Times Dispatch.

I'll
MANCHESTER VA, July s.-Ho,d.
ing Nor baby under her arm with on.
sand and hoe in the other Mr..
j. +, Allen, OF Grcenspring ri.
county battled desperately esrly La.
"'cnIns with ferocious blach.nak.
uhiii she hacked II In tvs VIA Oh,
noe She Was not in the leaE: ur.
ncrvci. she said
MIS-. Allen was sitting a, ono end
90 th- porch rocking her n.bv. With
other children playing at.,ur1 he,
CHAIR one Of them saw the .n,S.
poke IT, head above the o;;,ec .r,,
"i the porch floor, ard then .cyiur
and Coz! Itself around corner posi
AT the same time flashing the la Us
Tade win its tail as II aneer.d
AS tho children ran into the hn,i.e
ana shut the door. Mrs Allen i,Imnod
rom the porch, with her ba!y UNI
ner one arm and, selling the rar,!.,,
h"H Eoar-hy, battled with the scr.
9ent single handed, The rr.. L!ow
missed and the SNAKE sprang toward
her> As II did so. Mrs Allen deaf,
II = blow that Gu; the snake in i've
rho iuo pieces OF snake were laid to-
Seihes and they measured exactly G
rect and !ncheA The body va,
about A. large rs a pick handle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
STATE JEWELLERS WILL
CONVENE ON MONDAY
Prominent Richmond md Petersburg
Men Are on Convention
Program,

NORFOLK. VA, July e.-NorfulK
VIII be host next Monday and Tues
ID: TO 100 OF more jewelers. from all
sections OF Virginia who viii come
here 10 attend the annual convention
o. the Virginia Retail jewelers. AS
ISOLATION.
y large number Of wen-known
figures in the retail jewelry trade
from this State and other part. N
the country viii be in attendance at
the convention,
walter Nelior, Of Philadelphia. field
secretary ~ the National Retail
jewelers. Association, viii he on the
program for speech, Hartley J.
Doyle, president OF the Keystone Puh-
fishing Companq> which issues a
jewelers. trade paper Will he another
speaker.
\. r. Iahnke. OF Richmond. will
discuss the culture of matchmaking
in America.
stanton rilchen 81 petersburg, IN
president OF the association; Frank
Il. Ford. OF Norfolk, is vice preside Mt
o. +. Russo, OF Roanoke. secretary.
and ]. :. James. OF Richmond, treas.
urcr, Mr.. Ford ~ in charge of the
arrang emcnts for the convention
hero
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
ASSERT PLAYGROUND
NUISANCE IN DANVILLE
Mayor Orders Recreation Devices Nc-
moved on Complaint or Women
Ncsidcnts.
Especial to The Ttmes.Dispa,oh.,

Especial To The Times Dispatch
DASNHLLH. VA. July s.-Mnyor
Woodins has ordered removed from
Green Street Park certain amu.e-
mcnt devices placed there for the
benefit OF children who have few
r"crcational ccntcrs in Darytlle
This was done during the .c-s.on
o1 tho Police Court. when abou,
vino women. al residents OF streets
bounding tn, park. complained o: the
appeared a ornniittc, and said
mat the childrcn's cries disturb the
residents, this continuing until Late
III the night and preventing peopi.
from sleeping. Mayor Wood.ng did
no; aet Immediately, bu, sen. for
The c!'s health officer. VINO. ri. .h-
cit;'s eHpense. had =c--sa"n a:..-.
sand piles and miniature rn---vy,
round :nstsied in tn pa'.. tvyo Seare
60 "a. 'im- when the local au
inor:iieS decided To do som ching IN
h"ep children from ih- srr...a by
giving them wide. pra.y area Mnd.r
the 3hhd. OF trees whercon IS amu.e
themselves
No objection was raised by TN.
city health officer or the ..,y en-.
Hineer. and after brief conference
'ne MAJOR said that - had b.ea d..
cid"a t., have the amusement a..
vices taken away. Tire sand nu.a
VIII remain and probably f.w
'"inRr Indication. point Is fu,tner
ueNe'opmen's during Che mex: ls.
days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
CUNNINGHAM DRAWS
FOUR-YEAR SENTENCE

Especial 80 The times DispatchI
DASNILLE, VA 3u,, William
p. Cunningham, wns convicted this
evening of maiicieualy woundlng hi.
wife. Mrs. CDrn Cunningham, by a
Jury In the Corporation Court which
sentenced hin. 10 serve four years
IN the penitentIarr, The Jury wa.
out thirty:ave minutes, The usual
motions We're entered.
Cunningham. nervou. throughout
the trial, appeared dazed al the de-
cision. Cunningham last March en-
countered hts VIE and daughter
from whom he had separated. on the
street demanded his wedding. ring
end, drawing pistol, shot hi. wife
twice, wound!ns hes but not serious
iy,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
Five nur, a. s,cc, u,,,n u,o,

HoNFoLk, VA July 6.-Tho
breaking OF huge steel boom which.
VAS iittinE two-ton ccmcu; mixer
IN me cellar of an addition which is
being bun; 10 tho National Bank O.
Commerce In Main stree: shortly
di'eF !! O'Clock today resulted in
serious injuries 10 Ave colcred men
engaged as iaborers- The boom had
'' 'nd ihs hugo mixer about three
ieet In the air preparatory TO swing
.ns IL ont on the street when, with
OUT warning. the steel structure
snapped In half at the middle. pre-
cipitaiinS the mixer TO heas.
'ramcworh. underneath which tho
injured men were working
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
GIANT LIQUOR PLANT
FOUND NEAR BRISTOL
Two Monster Stills and Hun
drcds of Gallons Of
Mash Taken.
I Special 10 The TimcS-Dizpatchl


BRISTOL. VA. July S-puc Of tho
biggest whisky making ccnter- In
tho South was wiped out toda:': when
Fcdcrat agents and county officers
raided Gardens Hollow and dc.
stroycd two monster stills: hundred.
OF gallons OF mash and cau'pinru,
within milo Of the sheriff, Ollie at
EIountviilc. Tenn.
The raiders. eiEh, In number: w-rs
headed by DEPUTY Sheriff e: q. Bui-
lock: Federal agents said tina, there
were indications tina. thousands Of
gallons of liquor have been made In
the vicinity OF the place: Three still
furnaces were found. and the ground
FOR 100 CARDS I'm every direction was
Uttered with mash. 4 small str.am
was found damned with s,ob from
the stills. more than thirty barrels
h'ied with beer" and hundreds ~
fruit Jars Were destroyed: Officers
estimated that nearly scor. of
moonshiners had been at work IN Tn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
FAIL TO PAY AUTO TAN:
MANY ARE FINED

Especial IN The Times Dispatch
HEATHSsILLE; w! July Sd.
=. sFiansher; :.om IN. Secretary "f
IN" Communicative uHlct. Rich
mond; was g., .hls section last week
looking after automobile owners
who have Failed - iav- their auto
mobiles Registered and those who
have failed /" secure licenses.
Fines are b-ine assessed alino L
daily against citiz.ns ~ ~. North
crn Neck who have Called ~ secure
their automobile licenses o. arc
using one set sf licenses Oh two 80,
more cars:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLES
UNION IN CONVENTION
Assemblies at Virginia Beach,
With Large Attendance
From State:
special 70 The Ti,nes-DlspctcI

lSpeClal 20 The Times DlSpatch.1
NORFOLK: VA. july with 800
delegates assembled the BAPTIST
Young Peoples Union State Conven-
ton, which is feature OF tho annual
baptis; cncampment al Virginia
Reach: opened today ut noon IN the
baptist tabernacle. Each tra!n ar
''Tias At Virginia Beach broush n
? number o. Baptist. The Young
feooie's Convention w.il continue
through S1turda. morning.
"rcsidcn; T.. II: Sa.ic.; O. ,hc state
Il. I: f. l.. dropped the gavei
promptly a, noon: After the render
ing Of special music an address was
delivered h. Rev. II. Allen fupp-r.
-. ID. of Rockville. Md. Dccotionai
exercises were conducted By II. a.
KELLEY.
Putting Christ Into the Hearing
and Lives OF our Young People" was
the subjec; Of IN address made in
III, opening session by Miss Jessie
Eurreii; oF Columbia College. Colum-
b'a. Mo. Miss Burial teaches u
class In her home church ihac ;,as "A
membership Of more than sac:
An Interesting feature OF the ini-
tia serv!c- was the rendering % re-
ports of the activities oc The various
unions In the State. Convention
committees were announced and th.
way paved for the handling % rou-
tine buSneas a. ses.on. W the con
N"nton To b. held tomorrow ara SAT
u"day.
Rev. T. J. Wright, Neld secretary
for Virginia p. !. =. Va. VIII Ne a
prominent figure in tomorrowa meet
ings. the Arat Of whieh VIII be held
in the tabernacle AT a.5s V'cloeh.
Much routine business viii We taken
cnre Of tomorrow morning leading
up TO the election of officers and the
awarding % the state benn-rs Sat
urday morning IN the closing session
OF the convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
Defending HIS MOTHER,
Son sLAYs HIS FATHER
Northern Albemarle, Shocked
by Fatal Shooting Near
Gilberts:
yoke MAN rs OUT OK BAIL
WI 8: wIIkcrson: Enrmcr. Makes
violent Atnrk ON wife. Refuses
10 Dcsinf when Youth Int~rferrS.
Fnhn irn'n!i! Hurt by TistoI hail.
Ispec,a, TO s'he Times.Dispatch.l

Tspecia, 10 r'he Times Dispatch.l
cha:;i.DiT'i:$NILLE. VA, July G.
The section around Giibcr,s. in the
northern end Of tho county was
shocked yesterday by an untoward
happening In the family Of w: 8.
Wi.&craon. ono mile north Of that
riiiaSp. which resulted IN his losing
his $50 n: Tho hands OF his eldest
ron. t;mmc;t W;iiScrson. who cl tirns
That ne saot his father TO protect his
mottr-
Young Wiikorson stated that ~.
was reading in an upstairs room at
thc:r homo last evening when h.s
father nndc = violcn, attack on Mr..
wilkcrson Nearing her cries. he
She nha hec-, rhokcd. knocked down
and ..Erre'% h1r. In the mouth.
Srins nnnoi. 80 !rdpcc h;s fa.h.-
70 dcsI.:, no procured Il pi.,o, and
Md =. nth 70 protect his mother
from rr-'fc: violence, having no in
tNn;ton ~ .-ntet mortal wound.
f1tn. Wound Indicted.
rs. ,h>. Vas effective. however.
and VA t.acr,ed from the LEI, ann
v'htrt y struck; ;n,o the lcn breas.
ana p.--t,nted the lung. The
N'1n'-n 1nHN was given prompt
hn.dicn: .t.e1tion. but he died from
tr> effect. ot tho sho. At u O'Clock.
ShertH i, Mason Smith. immcii-
ntA'y npcA being notified Of the oc-
eu-T"nS*, proceeded to the sccns and
fiac-h yonn4 Wik-r=on under hr-
rest h making no resistance or
ef'ors 80 er~ar~ And rcturnca with
frA rri<o-s+ - thi< city and lodged
hl~ n ~ .-ohn,v fan!
Had Long Mnitrrnted VIE
Tia Deceased man was an indus
tr..na r.rrse!' ~ the Gilbert. neigh
hortoo6. ma Ais son. Emmett ageI
e. WA living Win him and wor1-
Ing or theft place. He SAWS h,.
fHth"r MAJ made A practice of using
Sioirnc. against his mother for
E"arn. and tho attacks eliminated
iat7 evening.
Mr.. WREorson Va. the father OF
t."en children OF whom one daust-
e''. Corr. Is marcicd His wife came
ortRinal'N from Alexandria, Va
According 10 report, DR.. 7 w
sin. a =aa< Rncloer.vil,e. has stated
thai, G1a> arriving At the wnkcr.on
hons h. r.nnd Mrs wllkerson suf-
ter9nr fTam : bruised and cut upper
lin, ;hzs S,S1arER.nS the young mans
s;Orc
Toast Saung wHkerson wa. ad>
ni';sd - bail before CommtsrIo7-r
VI p 1G=E lot nj, anpearauce a, 4
pro!trn!narr hNa;rr.S ~ for Monda~
- rest ur-i. ". Z Munday ami
W . pons!as Qualifying as sure
ties
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
womnn Killed In uu,nw,v

FREELJSG, VA. July G.-Mrs.
Noah Deol. OF Prater. Dickinson
County. WAS killed by runaway
horss few days ago. Mrs. Deel
was in the neid with her husband as
nstins him with his work. Arer
.hoy had finished they started TO the
mousse the woman mounting the
plough animal Ry some means the
horso became entagled In the gear
Ing. and began rearing and p,Iing-
ing Deel ran TO his wife's assist
ance. but failed TO extricate her iii
she had boon fatally injured. she
died the following day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
Mosby's Men to Meet
at Culpeper Sept: 7

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
WASHINGTON. -. c.. July c.
Com mandcr Frank NJ. Angelo and
Adjutant e. NJ. Smith have issued
Il cali TO the survivors o! the
Forty third Virginia Battalion
tMosby's men) 10 meet at cul-
pepper on September :: le.2. iR re-
sponss 20 an invitation issued By
the L: -: e: ani the a. -: nm
Camp:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
liable. Epidemic in Lower Dieken.on

FREELlN9, VA, July s-Therc
appears TO be on epidemic cf rable.
among dogs IN the lower section of
Dickinson County, From reports re-
ceived here there have been approxi-
mately h:lf hundred maddogs
killed az and around little mining
town known az Toms Bottom, SO
far az known no person or stock has
been bitten 10y these rabid animals.
thanks 10 the vigilance o. the peo-
pic OF that lection,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07

operation. which Is one Of the Mig
Gest ever found .ii tho mountains OF
this section.
From s!Eus found near tho still :,
IS thought that tn" nooushiucrs had
b"eE active there for more than u
wear without bc!n:: nolcstcd 40 one
WAS found ut the sim by the officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
Hold Two on plackmnn Chor...

NORFOLK, VA. July s.-John r
Pope and Dan Gaskins. % this city,
we're indicted on charges OF sending
"lackma!ling letters through the
'nails Al the July term of the Fed
eral court at Alexandria The de-
f"ndant.. post Office inspectors state.
attempted 20 biackmail several bank
officials OF this city two months aRo
and were unprecedented through their
liberties with tho malls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
Dicken.on Drou,h Drokcn.

FREEZING. VA. July s.-Th.
dronth which had prevailed in this
section for two weeks or longer ha.
been broken by gentle showers fall
Ing at Intervals during the past two
days. Dat harvest is now on hand
and the crop Is fair. Grass is on
ha nd. 100, and the farmers are husv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07

un,G T%v t,itn7T ,nss Iersjst eTSm.Tomt:s;
learned .odaS That 4 compromise has
been reached In The evil aetion in
s'ttu,cd nv Mrs. Giles walker against
": ~. Rlankenshp. who is to he
tried for numbering the man mt the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07

present term Of court. Recently Mr..
walker was given 4 1etaiet for S{Nr-
o6a', bus " was anneHheed an ap.
peal would he taken, Ths settlement,
81 said Ia be about $1,000 win In.
cour, costs falling hise on blank
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FOX FARM FUTURE

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Yuu remember how 0ld Lady Noun. .oo. lno load i'm One ma.l.r u. .HHu. rid of Iaok M0u.e when Wmr0d became UreI Of him mI how Che m. old Lady HId aho would H.o To sec amy ruueo mouse ..I Che ho Of hcr I'm Iaet 0'd Ialy hrw.I so much ahoul uoW- n bow io handle lazy hHhWda UI uI Che other mice wanted to .. IHe old er .afen down pen and uor latu.t long lo Wa.l
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 and was monnne around whom aho heard a voice say.
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UNFAIR TO OUR BOYS

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lTo be cou'iuuodl
Mo- 2I25A
ALIAS SUMMONS TOR PUBIICA-
 TON

ALIAS SUMMONS FOR PUBLICA-
 TON
 In ho District Court for Ono District
 of hasEa. Division Number One
 Ht Juneau.
 MaIeo C Robertson. ulaIuun v
 T J. Robertson. defendant TO T. J. Roler.aon defendant eroct-
 Iue
 I'm Ono umc of Ilc United States of America. You are hereby come mrnded io he and appear i'm che ahoro-muIoI Court holden al Iu- n.u. in said Division of said u.a- r..t and anHor ,ho complaint aan, you in One ab0Yc-cnuled ace uor W.nm Urly days from thc daie o. thc aaru.e Of th.a summons upon you. tbati. to say within thirty d.u auor One Lat publication of hH notice. ard Il r0u aII lo appear and answer. for want thereof Che nuuU win aLc judgment against rou and apply i0 Ino Cour. for Che roIa. demanded horein t0-wit an absolute divorce A copy of a.d complaint before Che publication ot Us summons shau be mailed to ram las. known address, The com-
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cHElP F0BEI6E LaB5R

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-01
BEDTIME STORY FOR
 ALASKA CHILDREN
By YOUR UNCLE

what she called a "liItio cold smack Chat Sir Robert began io realize that hs Hun had n'Im u pIealnl pInco.. for hc wa. am awful eraady mou.c lt turned 0uI f0 bo ah0ut One best meai .ho oil boy had ncklod for long ume m It consisted or da.uy b.H 0I good Hak kernel. of mu crorm cnoo.e urcI cake and French rUou No wonder Sir Robert managed Io m.H h.a boal which ho did by pretending to think he eII had plenty o. time. buf when bc heard Che fna. foot ho appeared to bo greatly worried
 "Noser muI." Hid old Lady Mouse. "Wo can put you uu hero worry nicely and win bo houorol by having you ms our euwt until your aIcmer rolurua 0u lno way south md as much .onror as you care to stay.'
 "WoI m J have .Hel Che Ioam- CT. thUe a nothing for mo to do but accept your hospitality and rc- ma.u until Che steamer gets horcsou hcr return trip" But to Mmae.fho aaII. "Tha iayou. looks good to mo and think ! win camp hero unU tnoy get wise to me and throw me ou. Ius. m they have done w.th me every place , have tried to horn u for the past dyc yolrs
 And bo mIoo that belonged ou tue steamer .a.d after t had pulled away from tle docks "HoaIy it IooEa m though old Lo1fer had iool- oI lhal mnUy-I00Nnl old sir. Chat he went away Wtn Wo.L one thing Ia certain Inc win a.ay amy p.aco uog feed him. provided ho does not have t0 hoIp rustic Che living Ouc. he must have put that Sir blum over ou Che Hliy oid thne. Wait until aHe Gnl. h.m out and W0uehi
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