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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08
0cSpcr Gpinoctorcning

Sesper Reniebeo apinbeforening blep
itiftct ben lite Suli 1885, altiaa for 81
Nor iiben. Ii babe bort fprite Itrbe
hos RrS. g. 90. 2eiu / SeSpcr. 8dmlc
&oitor 6. ". Stub lcbehe Wsoet % tit
Sroaniiationen iita,b. Set bar ~fiorten,
TOM melbte Jig inb iom IeoIemmer ben
0ao. Set par ligeiom noaet mt %
frcmnteb for mango enoba at tilbsre Ell
lia Screening, men e~fterbaanoen ut pi
Here og Here Ieolemner. Seq l!al Der
nGpnc Napneue paa De fer'te: WrS.
Iaria SaIgrim 2ariou, Wrs, Warit
@olanb, Rrs. NifoIine 9ciu, MRS. Sas
rab S~bingpoIe. @rS. Gin Spen'on.
Mrs. gritba Sic, Mrs. Glen Idium,
Rrs. @uri @isrsau, Wrs. Scret Suiniu.
grs. Nnne Selnes, Mrs. gtdlt Sohnlon,
Rrs. Hanbi Selnes, Wrs. Sarila @en@
neg, WrS. Wartba Snnben. I'll Seltps
relic palatcs Rrs. @enues. Tr9iibcnt;
Wrs. 2ein, ansierer, % Nrs. Siergan,
Setret9r. G%ontin9entcn bar II Gents
pr. IebIem. ga pt iaa bapbc holot rad
cu Sib, bapbe pi libt Serge % ralete
Rcblemncr til at gierc Snbtisb al SM
po 8arn, iom bIep upbelt nrelem cs til
| Ginning os Stritnins. Spert aar bolos
ties Der iaa llpials at DC pparbeioeoe
8ienitance, % ianntibie bapbe pt en-
liben Set. Set bar bpgeclise Gage.
Sc fprite Iar ipeoe pi Ell bel Sci &lrs
Der og Ienbte til SuSianermislicneu.
Set bar aarnlc gtrs. Shib, ipm ut os
til at siere bet. @i oipite enSba life Iaa
rsie Ielp, bporlebes vi itllbe bGre os 40
for bebit muIis at flinue Itette Itis'ionS@
arbeioet. Siben pirfet ri badoe for Sus
orcs % Seoninsentisiioncn % for garnes
| biemmene. On Sang tos oi al aas'en
til ut .isbe 2piefroucr 90 latte tno I
airfcn. Set bar life iaa pfte, at Ea'tor
| Stub bapbe Nnleouiue I'll ar tontnle I'll
pore Tsoer, men ri bapbe Iiet Anedgt
aniacpel, IGite ct sobt Sthttc al CT Slab
euer ct SapiteI al SibeIen, bah Serre'S
@sn % lang en- Salme. efterat Stiib
luttet Iom Brett / 3esper, baree pt
ireeu iait Yreit Ell Sio, inStiI Ea'tor
@eium blep Dor Yreit. men ban bleo Der
nm en- tort Sio. Saa III pt Fa'tor
oaracbougb % efter ham Saltor gS,
Tasmusien. gesae u,sbtc utee os. laa
pitc Ior be tiuee. % bolst Ansaet, Nh
bar ri Yairor SapnerpS. 90 t Ipres. 81
bar baarIis Iaab til at nnssrre ban'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08

oeo Teberne. Set er aItio ppmiutrenbe
at faa Gnbasteu uofsrt al Yrsiter. Gen
@eoertnins, pi banoe paa bort fsrite
Wsbe. bar Coolies % Safe. % BET holot
N fat peb ell lang SID, men efteriom Def
ltreb frem, bleo Der mere oe mere Rao.
Scg buffer en9an9 bienlme hos os. &t
bar ferti Renneiter, % ri ipntes, at hi
bapoe ct tort Iebe. Saitpr Stub bapSe
acniirmantcrrc Den Sag oe Tom til Nss
bet % boIbt Incdgt.
gf Sc aanIc Weblemmer, Tom bcz
annotc apinocfurcningen, er Der bare ire
i9icu. Tom M herer Soreniuseu til.
ncmIig 3rs. Sarab SbinapoIn. Rrs.
Glen Iaium % Nrs. 8urt gisrean.
Sc andre er enten beoe eIIer ueHnttebe.
Mrs. g. %. 9eiu Dor / 9riscou, g.
9af., Wrs. gritba Sic bpr | Gilbert 2ed,
@iun., Irs. WnIi Spbnion / Iaibinas
ton, 2tie Sipeuipu / IabcI; gune SeIs
neg hsrer til / Si%ehlaubpiue; Seret
Guinuiu. inbtil lin Seo MI for npscu
Gage iioeu, / Sprine 8rppe. Ser &C
Napne paa nnale nf Nenlernrerne, iour
oft irb liSt ienere. men cr bpoe for lrnse
iioeu: MRS. Sprbipr Burton. hos brent
III / mango gar babe Setter % auts
%tiprer, Nrs. Nnne Salpclcn, Nrs.
Shore Spenipn. Wrs. 2iiabetb TeIipu,
IrS. Sipeu 8plbberg, Irs. Senoii car.
ion, Trs. Warit Teoeriun. % Iibt @ienerc.
Irs, Snecborg Iuoeriou. %rs. 8iertrio
Steue, MrS. @uri IfieIbere iom bar 90,
ba bun bsbe. Sea baifcr enaans, bun "a.
at bun albrig bleo for s%an,uiel til ct
bare meh | apinoeforcuinseu. 90 Set
ifliloe inseu bIipc. aan ri life mcbe,
iaa fan hi ialfaIS pne efter Gpnc.
90 uosle Here af DC garule ReoleErs
rler lcper enbnu; % iaa er bet DC mango
uigc % nnarc. SourIre df Dem bar bare
Smaaienter, ba ~ bcennote. % Here al
Dem bar life febte euboa. Set or ri
gauife tor SprinmIine. % for Set n,eitc
ntsber hi MI / Sespcr ~&irteporIor.
Iaatte Serreu / lin itore Raahe freans
beles boIpe fin beifpttenpe Saaro oper
&eSper Meniabebs apirocforeniu9 pg
bens WeSlemmer, eainle iom lnse!
Irs. SdnS gisrgan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08

iaa til baelig @rug falber Sfeoe.
BANJO er uomerfet bertil. Srpp set
ino | Saaret meo Ell Weoicinorppper
eller n,eo @nben al en- Spritiffe. STE.
bepanbet maa enibes gobt inb | Saa.
ret, men man maa paste paa at oct
life forumer poa &,toen. Oct er bcoit
at labe 2rgen renie Saaret bois man
itrar fan faa fat paa bam. 0ereiter
ber Yatienteu itrar tage Gaiteurfii.
rem bpis 2Ggen life timber oct rnso-
penbigt.
3aar Stables brpocr uo | en- Ggn
bsr man itrar btnbe enbper Sltno for
at forbinbre at Spgoommen iprebes.
Smitrcifenbe Srlroe bpr ifpbes. Man
ifllloe ipnes at bisie Sorlansenoer er
iaa rineliee, at ale pilbe fslge Dem,
ga DC 10 gamer baabe WenneIfene
% Sunbene ielp. % bog bill mango
mobiGttc iig Dem eler ignprere Dem.
Oct er israelig of maotte tilItaa at
Tolf | Acknowledged er iaa ilpioet.
DC eIler iaa liaeaploige a~ngaaeltoe
Sunbbebsipsresmaal. Get er goot
at Solf CT penliee moo Sii,be, men
Tenliabeo fan ogiaa bripes for blot.
Gent libt oper Sagen; lab os antaae
at on eier en- Sunb og nGGter at bin.
De oen, % at S,nbcn mebens ben
~Itreiier ON blir bibt al Ell gal Sum-
% faar &abieS, % biber Din Nabos
garn cher sit eget, og Barnet oer.
Gr oil iaa life ifplbig | garnets Sso2
Ser finocs Wenneifer, Tom bar Den
blintme Gro, at mar man orGber Ell
Sunb, Tom bar blot ct Menneife, iaa
fan oerrrle life faa Spbrcpbobia, %
6e %forlanger S,noen or9bt iaainart
oeres @arn CT blenet blot. Selofel.
oelig fan Sunoens Sso life biGlpe
bpiS 8iften allerebe er fommet inc
/ globet, og oct er langt beore at
laoe Sunbcn lepe til man bar oocrbe'
pilt fig ON Sen pirfelig er gul eler
eli. Iiier @olifaben fig / 2ebet al 10
Sage iaa fan ben ser er blepet blot
erlolm tagc fine Sorbolbsregler. SuiS
man orGbcr Sunben or oct iom He-
gel umillig at iinoe llO ON ben bar
aal eler Ell % Wenneifct, Der blep
blot, fan gaa | maaneospis | ltaoig
Inait for at faa Tan0lfrrf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08
&rtftina Billions 0apc
til VGorclanoct.

Sperintenoanten peo set ipenife
Iationalmlieum IreI 8auffin bar
UNDER Ell Stuoiereiie / Sparien I'M.
oerigat DC 9unitifatte iom ariitina
NiIsion, 8repinbe Gaia Iiranoa,
bar teitamenteret Nationalmuieet.
Oct piier Tia berpeo at Sonationen
repreientcrer en- TGrbi icm iammer.
laot uogisr ca. 100000 SIR. Samlin-
gen or al ooerorOentlig tunitneriif
8pro.
Sc / Sen ienere Sio uoiGroigebe
ipanife Sololope trlteoe meo at lGg.
&c Sinoringer ioeien for Sunltiager.
mes transport, men ma baaber lit.
fert at lloleperingen gaar / Sroen or
unoer oenne Sorltbiptning bar Den
ipenife Tesiering sipet SiaabeIie til
at Tanierifibet "Sriitiebeoen" af'
aaar til Spanien % bentcr SamIin.
gen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08

let tGnber site, at grebe. fom insebcleer
Isfe Wense % life er reaiftreret. fommer bort
paa geien. eenb beriur lite ISie pemse useu
at taa Qpittertns for Srepet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08

fety Box

epere Bette
nj iifferIig
fsH Gam
re Sage ct
ffe aer fere
rinespoIiceb
pbepare paa
,ntfrinet Ct
alrer StaaL
life 1RX
{ bsrer 10
B Ceres Or
n. epecieI
UBL. co,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08

NEsoTA. |
Oar tiIbose
mn itsrre %
ne gp9ning.
Fnben biperie
Sisrnet al
p, noeu Soil
for en- 8ont,
1915 paobes
Snnbamertc
ing Central
ase er fIbttet
besbuote rneS
el 100000
bar iii 9ato
life ninore
tie Sautinitis
rpaItnius ca.
itet omfatter
INFER inb I'M
ombeb iaaoeI
8 2unbe. &
piitnot iises,
bar iaa uSs
mn / WerSe,,
y bel orsaris
FifanIte &fSes
pitpret til at
niger meQent
anoet. Groes
ipecieI GiOes
tar EN- gant
ming for belle
pttenbe er !
bryce. nInattc
90 bet bar
,nst os megst
bebite antcris
Sdnfbngnlnz
70 fine tate
fin prafttfe,
ting. iaapeI i
iom / ale
Spsuinsen
apiens iterite
stneer, berrL
timber fig De
iafe beppiit
ben me9ct
m ben er al
at bet Stres.
r err Bit fors
tdIbbenineer
iont arfiteis
expeditions
Sirteniiorer
mt beb at be-
be t~iIiantnten
tebe Sob, er
T. frembrins
baselig roIia
e 2ofale. ct
~bibrinses al
] Ssioe neO
It ftore pttes
II 9Iastaset,
Fa ben forte
n1eb SenbIh
r~itdnere bar
t rumuteIisc
an1erifanfc
fremtr9benoc
at inbrettc
ion, ct alubs
II ct ianoant
fine Spbo6
4nteritdnernc
8nrrefuiunsz
be, IGic line
ter, at boiItc
uboals,
bemielues at
rent forrets
Sauteu psida
for at bare
re lesemligc.
IA a~anbeligr
pelefoiperte
[r label ino>
bIiotet, &lubs
&sgeprrelie,
eroerer Saus
meset btuig
I fine Stunt
pet, % BET er
IT lpie INNS
acitet al 500
a en- tcrnte'
10.
Setre.
,nrp @oob,
orfatteriroe.
1nee ubnter'
iaabant Rp
iom "2oro
git "geO
ben, og paa
pt M op'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08

Get h9user pitt, at Erepe. ipm irssbolees
lsfe qerae % lie or regtitreret. ionrrcr bert
puu Seien. Seno srripr lie Isle Sense ubeu
at faa Suittcrtng Tor S.epef.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08

SBtre.
,nrp @oob,
orfateriroe.
1nee ubnter'
iaabant Rp
! iom 12oro
git "geS
ben, og paa
bt MI op'
Den er pad
B. Speeid
UBL. co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
OF SHIPS
TO AWAIT PACT SIGNING
tBr Associated Prcss.I

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Nov. 10
Work OF scrappinE the two battle
cruisers and the battlcship Iowa
building ut the plant Of the Newport
News ShipbuildinS and Dry Dock
Company, has not yet been started
and viii not he. II is unofricially re.
ported. until the disarmament treaty
is ratified hy the countries which are
parties TO ii.
III" yard has large stock Of
materials which were To he used on
the warcraft and the construction Of
the hattloship is we'll under way.
Work on the cruisers also had
reached point whore screaming
VIII l." no little task
In the event that the United States
decides 10 build more airplanc car
riers one OF the battle cruisers may
hc converted. Conversion OF IN,
cruisers int" plane carriers is pos
sible and the government now has
work of this kind under way in ono
or more OF the Northern yards.
No ono is able 10 say at this tim,
just when the warrran on which
construction was halted will 10
strapped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
G.. & y. BUYS LINES
OF CUMBERLAND co,

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch
WlNCiiESTER. VA. Nov ia
deed is understood 20 have been
signed day or two ago in Wash
inRton for transfer Of all property
and business ot the Cumberland
VALLEY Telephone Company south 81
the Mason and Dixon line to the
chesapeake and Potomac Company
Tor a consideration said to have been
!d1.OoO. Transfer would have been
mao' long ago. II was said. but for a
""-year contract tho cum bcrland
valley company had with small
telephone company in Shenandoah
county. Va Suaran,c cinS local and
long distance connections Tho
Cumberland Valley company's prop
erty in other sections has been ac-
CURED by tho Rell System. SO that
! niue remains Of the old concern
| The difficulties in Shenandoah Co,!n.
~ are said 10 have been ironed out
and all parties in interest satisfied
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
PORT COMMISSION MAPS
OUT AGGRESSIVE WORK
Permanent Committees Arc
Named at Meeting in
Norfolk.

tSpccial 10 The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. Nov. l6-At 4
meeting of the Hampton Roads
Port Commission in Norfolk today
plans were considered for making al,
exhaustive survey or the port from
the standpoint Of thcdinterest OF Vir-
sinia at large In its, development
As result Of ,hisfplan it Is hoped
to hav" the State take Il more ag-
Eressivc interest in :hc port and its
expansion
The first step Will W the employ.
meni Of harbor development cnCi-
neer Of wide experience. who VIII
Work up the survey and handle the
technical end OF the Iropnsi,ion.
Among the problcn,s considered
were:
unifica,ion of all terminals in
Hampton Roads district
An aggressive prog Fam OF harbor
improvements by the Federal gov
eminent along lines by which New.
York city has gotten the government
committed to prOGriErn covering "A
period Of years far In advance
Industrial dcvclopmcin of the port
on broader scale than ever before
atte mptcd.
The ultimate object C6 the survey.
's. Of course. 10 secure daIa for n
report and recommendation to the
'''l'Iti HSHCinpiN IN 1871 on the
subject Of Hampton Roads develop
mcnt.
| Permanent; committees Of tho com
mission were appointed iosiay as fol-
! lows:
/ stat" Legislation: Attorney C;cucr-
/ al John L. Saunders and II. q. Bar
/ bee
/ Harbor PROJECTS and Fcdrral Mat
ters: Homer l.. Ferguson. n. IN. Mahcr
/ and W. L. Carson.
! tp-S;at" co Operations. CONNER
c!al organization. etc: w. NJ. Mar
tin and w. l.. Carson.
Highways: w l.. Carson. H. G.
lIarh"c. and w. NJ. Martin.
iiarh"r Engineers Empl"ymcnt:
y. Mahcr.
Hampton Roads Cities Opera
ton: II. q. Barbce and IL. l.. Fer.
euson.
Rail Transportation and Tcrm,-
mails: y. l.. Maher and H. q. Barbcc
General Development Taxation
, system: Homer Ferguson. John H.
Saunders and II. -. Barbec.
State Discrimination: y. II. Mahcr.
IL. G.. Earbcc and w. NJ. Martin.
The commission will hold its next
meeting a, Petersburg on Thursday.
December H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
MARGARET ANCLIN Is
IN RICHMOND TONIGHT
Famous Actress TO Appear Mt Arnd-
en-. al Music as star In "rhc
Woman of BrOnLc.'

That there arc moro pictures OF
Margaret Anrlin'S birthplace in cir.
cula;lou than Of any other actress
Perhaps OF any other individual in
tho world--inay bring "a gasp OF as
constituent Nevertheless. picture
of Miss AnEliu's birthplacc appears
on every Canadian dollar bill in cir
culation: FOR tho star OF The Wom-
AN OF Bronze" who will be seen at
the Academy toniEh; and Saturday.
and Saturday matinee. has tho dis
tinCtion oC having made her debut in
this world in the House OF parlia-
mcnt in Ottawa. Canada. where her
father was tho SroaKcr OF tho House
at being customary at tho time for
the Speaker and his family To live
In the rarliamou, House itself.
Her preliminary training consisted
In speaking pieces N the convent
mntil She was in her teens. Then she
begged her father To be allowed to
go :" New York. Although the late
Timothy Warren Anelin was opposed
To stage career for his daughter.
through the intsrccssion Of her
mother She was fnaIly allowed To
leave Canada AMI attend a dramatic
school in New York
She adopted III" name. Margaret
Moore, for tho stage. SO. acting
unon his advice. little Mary prompt
Is adopted tho new name. hut try.
as She would. her own name per.
sisted in clinCinG to her. Margaret
Moor" was easy 10 say and simple
I" pronounce, Yet hcr Old friends and
acTuatnianC"s continued to call her
Mary AnElin." Finally. after pu2-
cling and rendering over the name
problem, tho star gave up her
psendonym ana decided to make her
own Margaret Anslin" famous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
FORMER SCHOOL HEAD
IN ALBEMARLE JAIL
]. William Taylor Brought
Back From ST. Louis to
Answer CHARGES.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.1
CHARACTERISTIC w. Nov. -.
J. William Taylor. former princi-
pal o: the Albcmarle High School.
VIII" stands charged with a felony.
was brought here last night from II.
Louis. Mo. where he was located las,
week. after "a dliEcnt search by tho
police of that city
sheriff j, Mason Smith. accom-
panied by w. L. Maupiu. Jr. deputy
clerk Of the Circuit Court. made the
trip 1" 81. Louis and. upon their ar.
rival in tn. Missouri metropolis
M"nd"y evening went a; once To
city Jail. where they found Taylor in
conference with his wife. who had
Joined him soon after his sudden d. =
parture from this county. following
tho receipt .of letters warning him
{" leave
After being lodged in the county
jail last night. the former Schooi
head was visited In his cell 10y his
brother iu-ia G. G. Pace. and Mrs
Pace. who motorcd over from Abe
rene.
Taylor vii! be given a preliminary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
Moves Against bottoms noud.

LfNCHBCEG. VA. Nov. ls-M.
Il. Bolton. Of Lynchhurs. who was
convicted al the September term Of
tn" Circuit Court OF Campbell County
under charge NJ transporting liquor.
being given three months OH the
state road force and fined S2J0 hut
who was hailcd TO prosecute an an
peal To the state Supreme Court Of
Appeals. has failed TO respond to :,
S'.p"" bail bond and judge BsrkS-
dale has decided to issue of :, ycirc
faCtaS against II r.. Dewitt, also Of
Iynchhurg. to show cause a. the
January term why the bail bond
should not he forfeited. Two week.
after Rolton's conviction in tho
Campbell County Court his wife was
granted an absolute divorce in the
CIRCUIT Court here on statutory
grounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
Kiwnninn> nold Annual Meeting.

The kiwanis club will hold it's an
nual meeting on December II. at
which time the officers for the year
viii b" chosen. According to Sccrc-
tary Frank q. Lou;han, the present
year has been "a most active one in
the club. number OF big things
having been pulled over" Ivy tho ac-
tiN;ty Of tho organizations
Acting Postmaster Joseph w
stewart will he the main speaker "a,
the meeting Of tho club at Murphy
Hotel mex; Monday afternoon at |
o'clock Henry Litchford Will pre-.
sent tho Attendance prize.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
DIPHTHERIA HALTS SUIT
AGAINST EX-GOVERNOR

Especial To The Times Dispatch
IlsEDERlckSBUI:L; VA. Nov. lG.
The case OF MISS Helen T. King.
OF Culpcpcr, against WcstnOrclaud
DAVIS. To recover t2J. QUO for alleged
damages as result of an ;LlItomo-
hi" collision near Wilderness in ;iIc
TAN OF 1871. and which was set TO-.
rial on Thursday. November Ii. IN
th' circuit Court OF SpotSylvaula.
nh" been continued to tho Dcc.mb.r
term by Judge Chichester The suit
Is now scheduled 10 h"Nhcard on I.-
rcmb'r 10. The continuanc. wa.
ask ed by counsel for Miss King ON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
Young Woman Accidentally s,n,n.

fREELiNC;. VA. Nov. l6.-Miss
Ali" i'akcr. daughter OF Greed
Baker, was shot and instantly Killed
hy her cousin. Ballard Baker on
Yesterday 1t is claimed that tho
killing was accidental. James Reed.
Bakers brother-in-l law. was tho on
~ other person present at the time
OF the occurrence. The statement
made hv both Rakcr and Reed Is
that Baker remarked that he
heard a certain person with whom h.
was at cnmity coming, and drew his
pistol, when the Eirl seized IL. and
that in scuh'ing over IL the piece
was discharged. the kali breaking
her neck. Baker made no attcmpt
t" escape. lie Will probably he
given preliminary hearing before
Justice Hendricks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
HEAL SKIN DISEASES
pply XemO, Clean, Penetrate
ing, Antiseptic Liquid.

d II Ia unnecessary for you TO suffer
: iih Eczema. Blotches. Ringworm.
! ashes and similar skin troubles.
s."mo. obtained AT any drug store for
4 -. or Sl.h0 for extra large bottle
t,nd promptly applied. viii usually
D CIV" instant relief from itching tor
ituro. II cl"anseS and soothcs the
isltiu ana heals quickly and effectively
I most skin diseases.
I T"m" Is a wonderful. penetrating.
disappearing liquid ana is soothing to
tho most delicate skin. Ge, 4, today
Nn.i save all further distrcss-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
DELAWAREAN BROWNS
NEAR TAPPAHANNOCK

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
EDGRiCkSsUltG. VA. Nov. l6.
While loading lumber on barge.
Earl. Meredith White. 80. Of VIII
minei"m, Dol. fell backwards into
the iappahannnock River. near
Tappahannock. and was drowned. 1t
il believed he had heart attack. The
body WAS recovered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
nnssru Loses ucn.ny hy Fire.

MARTlNSNILLE. Nov l6.--The
town 81 H"S>"tt. this county. suf-
Tered q disastrous iir" carly Tuesday
morning. when four residences and
W. w. smiths store were destroyed
defective hose rendered the work ~
the tire department practically Of no
valm" 'Th" loss is estimated al $780,
coo. with very little insurance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17

suited In the election OF a solid
Democratic delegation to tho House
of Representatives. for tho first time
in two decades. Mr.. Byrd's reports
show that Democratic candidates for
Congress and also United states Sem
ator Claude \. Swanson were elected
by the largest majoriii.s ever re-
ccivcd by candidates in Virginia.
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BYRD COMES TO END
CAMPAIGN AFFAIRS

tSpecial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
WINCHESTER. VA. Nov. Estate
Democrats Chairman Harry T..
Eyrd left today for Richmond T.
grange for the closing OF Demo
ratio state headquarters and to wind
up affairs generally IN connection
with the recent campaign which re-
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Sues for FmIsc InprIsonment

DANNlLi.E. VA. Nov. l6.-R X
Erown. who several weeks ago was
arrested in Norfolk charged with
stealing an automobile from j. NJ
Davis. OF this city. and who was
cN"n"ratcd here at preliminary
h"arinS. has entered suit against
laws. alleging false arrest and Inn.
rrts@ninent. He seeks 10 recover
100000. The suit is brought In Nor
'f,1l
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uncc Of women. law and order would
not he maintained. lie said that they
played q larger and nobicr part In
the past in greater achievements.
Through them Jefferson Introduced
rcli riuus freedom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
TR|NKLE AND SAUNDERS
ADDRESS VA. BAPTISTS
Governor Declares State Will
Never Take Backward
Step.
ArrREC1ArIvE or cutucu
Convention mt Newport News Hears
High state officials discuss Inv
Observation-Disclosures Praises At
torncy-Gcncrhl.
.fRv Assoclatcd Frcss ]

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Nov. ID
In speaking before the Virginia Rap-
list General Association today. Gov
crnor Trinkle said that apparently.
more people are Interested i'm got.
ting people out OF jail ,han in get
ting in jan those Who ought to be
there.
The afternoon session was taken
up mainly with discussions Of pro :
hibi,icn and law enforcement. while
during the evening program at;cn-
,ion was given largely Ia the .duca-
tional activities Of the Baptist
churches in Virginia.
Governor Trinkle said I'm mart.
Just stand back OF thu ofic,rs at
the State and give US support. and
We will achieve rnu>h for IN, stare OF
Virginia
Each day W. have about 200 ap-
piications for pardors.
Too mAny OF our men and women
arc too Interested IN turning out
people who ouFh, TO remain in tho
pouitcntiayv rather than assisting i'm
putting some In WHO ought to be
punished"
Would Serve Ills state.
In sooalxinr ~ ~. dosir. -
tho com monw..,i,r in ,h. No., ,,a,.
poSsihlo. governor Tri,,Llo s,id.
Il am now nblc To civ. M. cn,i-.
time To somctbinc tb1i yy,ll ,,,nn,,,,
10 holm VjrrIuia
rs soon NJ wo lo,-, mo ,osso,,
10 ,jyc 90 ,h. ,,r,, -,
world gives Ia Won, ibor wirl h,.,ni-
ness begin.
II Mood ,orr rrs,o- an,
holm am ,yyi,r - a. H.,
ihins- AZ roa Z, 80
RICH, I, rcpor.lI.. worl.s 49,"
luucJia..I, ,:,sr ,tn .d,;,
the chief cxocufivc HE anno,, 49,
tho PRAYERS and holm of ,hc Ihnr,he.
in maintaining mo moral ,,an,,rd.
Of the STATE m. ronvor.i"n moII
pr,yc- ask;nc diyi,, c,,;d,,
tho Governor i'm mis- scry,r. ia ,ro
state.
Hepburn spcnL,.
Rcy Da,.id iI..ni,,,r, .
saloon League. was . SNEAKER "a, ~.
afternoon session Of The .sso,i,,ior
lic ,ola or ,,crornll.h,n, ~.
Prohibition Department and No e..
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hearing tomorrow at the county
courthouse before, Justice Claude e.
lardlcy. Ito has employed counsel.
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10 grounds that her mother. who
an important witness in the case.
as taken with diphthcria and has
zen guaranteed with her daughter
, the authorities OF Culpcpcr.
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Thanksgiving Novelties

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little Novelties. some useful.
some ornamental for ThanksEiv-
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