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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
AMHERST

Especial To The Times Dispatch.1
AMHERST. VA. Sept. 9.-George r.
Powell has returned from visit to
his brother. w. +. Powell, at Berry
VILE.
William Claiborne. rural carrier on
tho New Glasgow route. Is spending
his vacation with his cousin, Rev.
Or. Sterling Claiborne, OF Sewanee.
Tenn.
DR.. and Mrs. j. G. Kearfott and
children. OF Shipman. spent Sunday
ut Amherst.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert G. HayEard
returned to Amherst Saturday and
are mt the home OF Mrs. HayEard's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. bowman.
Mrs. C. ]. Reynolds and little son.
OF Bluehald. w. Va. spent several
days this week with Mrs. w. A.
Orser.
Mrs. James Tinsley and Mrs. Mabel
Taylor. who have been visiting Mrs.
j. Il. Bowman. are now guests at
j.. s. TInsley's.
Miss Kathleen Shaner. pianist for
the Lighibnurne meetings, spent
Monday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. j. Shaner. at Madison Heights.
DR.. and Mrs. William Brydon and
daughter. Miss Mary Page Brydon.
who have been visiting Mrs. ]. r.
Wood. have returned to Danville.
Hobson Sanddgc has returned
home after a visit to relatives In
Salisbury, N. C.
Mira, s. A. Day Ia visiting friends
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? SOUTH HILL

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Souili iiiII. VA. Sept. 9.--Mrs.
W l., Ware. Virginia. and Robert
Ware. OF Grewc. arc the guests OF
Miss Carrie /" Whine.
ON saturday. September 3 1922 81,
tie Methodist parsonage. HIackst
MISS Grace y. Stfc, daughter ~
Key nnd Mrs ]. ". Stinr. Of mn,
hIhce. and Ch"s!ey Mrrraith. az
l'awteucevilir. w-r" married ay the
Key Mr. Reed TIA. bridal unrtv
left Immediately Tor southern trim
Mrs W. Hayes. si>t,t Of e. u.
Sr"ssinS. % Palmer springs. was -
SHOPPER In town ON Saturday.
MISS Sarah W. Estes, OF Union
io\ei. passed through town Friday
IN route I" Richmond for treatment
e II Walden. formerly OF his
mace. hut now resident %, Rich
Mpnd. spent last weeK end IN town
with friends.
u w Scnrcll. Jr.. OF Lawrence.
vilie. was week cnd guest Of III,
parents
Bernard Jones' AMI family spent
Labor Day here with his mother
AIRS Lucy Jones
Miss Emma smith spent last week
IN h""G"aN with Miss Clara Pen.
n!nstou
Nj. ana Mrs L. T.. Smith and Mr..
! ]" .. ENland motnrcd 20 Richmond
Washington ana Baltimore las,
week. returning home Saturday
Miss I:"ssio Osbonrn returned
HON" saturday after a summer conrs.
AZ The state Normal School In Farm.
vile.
MIS- y w Biegerstan. OF Louisa
Courthouse. IS tho guest OF her ais
ter, Mrs j ! Taylor.
Arts Is j MONTGOMERY. ot Bask.r.
VINE. entertained Tuesday evening IL
( honor OF Misses Slllic and tobhi,
Chandler and Lucy Uardr".
Mrs. Annie II Wartman aud son
Charles, returned home SUNDAY FROM
| oxford. y C.. where they spent IN,
summer with relatives.
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lIEATUSYILIE

Especial Ia The Times Dispatch.1
liEATilSNlI.l.E. VA. Sept. ?.-MrS.
Clarence sale, who has been visiting
hrr mother. Mrs. j. T.. helms. RE-
turned 1" her home In Alexandria last
week. size WAS accompanied by Mr.
and Airs. H.. Hugh Smith and Ll"yh
hubbard. who will make her Il visit
~ scv"rnl days.
W. ). Brent leaves today for Deep
crerh. where he Is principal or the
High school. Ills father, br. \. NJ
i!rrni. viii accompany him az far as
N"If"ik. en- route 10 Petersburg and
isirhn"uh.
Mr and Mrs. Alpha Walker and
daughter, Airs. l'ippcn, Of Baltimore
visited friends In this section re-
Gently aud attended Kirkland Camp.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Grover Watkins Of
l."ttshure. MIR and Mrs T.. n. Moore.
az Hundick; Miss Sritine Rice, Paul
fnsry and son. Paul. Jr. of IIcaths-
vile, ana i. II. Erambic. OF Coan.
besides numbers from fairiicldS. were
among ih"s" who attended the Sails
bury. Md. Fair.
lieaIhsvli- High School Will Open
September IL.
Miss a. Lillian Anderson hos been
appointed clerk OF the school board
Rev. y. j. i:camy had Dr. Carter
\. .l"hh-nS. at Richmond. to assist
him ihio week. at the revival in tho
fairhridS baptist Church.
Miss jaime Purcell. OF Rainsw God.
was the "r'L end guest Of Mrs. r.
NJ. ilinor" Ia !icathSville.
&. NJ. sale. OF Alexandria. was re-
Gently in ii"nthsViile.
ATS. X. j. Martin. OF "Mantua." has
as her guest Airs. Alice Weaver, OF
Washington.
l.. W. Ileadlcy. OF Cnllao. and Asa
>. Rice. III licathsN lie, are amof,:
Ia" delegates appointed by Governor
u. Lee Trinkir Ia attend the annual
convention of the Atlantic Dccner
htcrWaNs Association. which meets
:" Portland. Maine. September lo-I5.
Tobias Ashhurn and son, Ilrwcilyn:
Eoy. c. H. Dodson aud his father.
captain John Dodson. were the guests
ot captain Harry lInynie aboard the
Joseph EiilOws FOR Il few days last
week.
carroll Reauchamp, OF Portsmouth.
returned IL lIs home recently. after
- lengthy visit 10 his srandpar.nts.
Mr.. and MIS-. Gus Heanchamp, near
callao.
Mrs. John @. Brent. of burgess
n'"ie' ana Mrs Nonio FoltZ. OF Wash
/ ''f '"h' wcr" recently in Iieathsvillc.
,.,,,' - ~ il"NcrS ana MIR.
| NFWhn OF baltimore. were guests
"' f"in'iNes ut cownn for several DAYS
,rc"ntiy
MISS Anna May CoEg!n. az Frank :
ia - visiting Mr.. ana Mrs. X. A.
/ toEsin. In Warsaw.
Mr. aud AIRS. II. IL. Humphrey. OF
hampton. "n their Wedding trip, mo-
'"red I" Lillian last week and vIsitc,;
relatives
i'r. aud Mira Russell Cottinehom
hih their tw" daughters. Mary Rms
S"' M" Mamie. were recent guests
"i nr. and Mrs. H. i. Segar.
| Misses Nora Sydnor and Lucille wal
ncs, OF Warsaw, left recently for a
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OPENS WEDNESDAY,

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.
RANboIrIT-AIA COII.F:C;E r..
SStIhANb, VA. Sept. a.-The ninety-
hrs' session pf Randolph Macon Col
itee opens on Wednesday. September
~. Advance enrolment indicates n
luz attendance. Wednesday and
thursday VIII he given to matricula-
ton and classification Of students
ana regular class sessions begin on
Friday
IN" campus will begin to show
signs OF student activity early in tho
week. as some OF tho older men come
IN I" begin preparations for vel
coming the new students. Members
OF u" football. squad will also he arr
irving early To begin fitting them
serves Tor the seasons task
new department OF Instruction.
mat or education and religious Cd
"ca'ion, Is being Inauguratcd this
session. Courses will he offered OF
special interest and service to pros-
Pc'tiNc teachers and others organized
Win special reference to the needs
OF thos" VIII" will have opport,Initv
10 apply educational principIcs I'm
,rrtsinns activities. The new do
Partment viii he headed hy Profess
s"r Is. c. Childs. who has recently
heen graduate student. on fellow
snip at tho University OF Virginia.
ana VINO WIS member OF the sum
iher 'acnlty of Trinity College, Dur
ham. n. G..
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PURCELLVILLE
Special to The Timcs-Diepatch.I

Especial to The T!mcs-Diepatch.l
PuRcEi.LNILLE. VA. Sept. o.
Tho annual Methodist Sunday Schoo
picnic was given on Friday n,
Brnddock Heights. Md. The chill.
dren wero taken in trucks and au-
los To the Heights. where n dell.
ci"us picnic lunch was served. Thi,
IS one of the largest Sunday schools
IN the county.
Philadelphia. arc spending some
Tim" with tho formers parents. MIR
aud Mrs. Ed Iiirst
Miss Helen IIIrst has returned
from three months trip to dir.
f'rent points In Europe. She is now
Srending few days at the home
OF her aunt. Mrs. Virginia IIirs,
Later she Will go to Holllns lnsti-
tute. Va, where she will be n stu
den, the coming session.
Mrs May Thompson has closed
her house for the winter and has
conc To Washington. whore she viii,
lee the guest OF friends for n short
while. and later Will 70 to Richmond
Tor the winter months.
Mrs. j. Roberts Wilson and family
"t baltimore. Md. are the guests or
pr ana Mrs. Fcnt"n Nichols
49, anu -"IS f.hWin hopkins have
returned To their home in Wash
inI'on. after spending several weeks
vacation with ih, lattcr's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. s. w Brooks.
Mrs. Hancock and family. OF
lNnchhnrg. are visiting her brother
John w. Chamblin.
: S. Shorts returned on MONDAY
10 his home in North Carolina. after
visiting at the home OF Or. and Mrs
W. II. Davis.
Miss Reulah Cline. OF Winchester
is visiting her sister. Miss Carrie
Cline.
Or. a. Ice Pcnucl has returned
home after spending six weeks nj
Ocean city. Md
Mrs j. Il. II. Alexander and two
sons. who have been spending the
summer ut tehobeth Reach. have re-
turned I" their home near I.eeshurp.
Rev and Mrs. j. y. Mast and chill
iren have gone on n motor trim to
Delaware aud other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Mcfarland have
returned from an extended trim to
Yellowstone Park
MISS Hannah Brown Mcintosh has
ms her house guests. Misses Mary Me-
ih"". OF l.oleieh. y. C., and Mabel
Wright. "f Elizabeth city, y. c.
Mrs. Joseph l.. Lodge and Mrs
Charles w Icyer are visiting rol,
ilv's In Washington.
George and Frank Kilgour and
Edward Scharf. OF Waehington. spcnt
III" Weekend ut The home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Nichols.
Marion Young and Miss Grno
i"'ing. OF Washington. spent Labor
Day with Mrs Marion Noung at their
summer home here
Mrs J. Terry Ilirst has returned
nom" AFTER spending six weeks with
relatives ut Washington. Va.
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In Scottsville. a visitor TO DIR, and
Mrs. Il. l. billiard.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. q. seay and son.
Robert. enjoyed motor trip last
week TO Lexington. Buchanan and
Roanoke.
Mrs Alma Goodwin was up from
R'chrnond last week for u visit with
her sisters at Cedar HIM.
Miss Mildred Kidd has returned
from Columbia University. whore
She took summer course. She
Will teach this year near Danville.
Airs. X. L. stone returned yestor-
day from u weeks visit TO relatives
Ia ArNonin aud Stearncs.
Miss Winnlfred Darlington Of
South Boston. is the guest Of her
sister. Mrs. J. T.. Dorrier. ut mt.
Pheasant"
MIR. and Mrs. Hunter Moon ami
Richard Tutwiier. OF Richmond.
were recent visitors In the Z. T..
Moon home.
Miss Irene Briggs was recent
visitor in the home OF tho Misses
Pitts. at Arvonia
MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Phillips re-
turned Monday evening from a
short visit to relatives In rowhatan
County.
Mrs. John Guthrie and children. OF
Richm"nd. We're recent visitors to
her mother. Mrs. NJ. NJ Hair
MIR ana Mrs. j. w. l.ondereo. OF
Charleston, ". Va. visited last week
with ScottSvillc relatives and friends
Mrs. A. l. Eahh. son Howard and
daughter. Miss Kathleen culley.
were guests last week OF relatives
at Belle Haven"
Mrs. W. e. White visited her SON.
Clarence. In Charlottesville, last
week
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ALL-sTARS TO PLAY
SERIES WITH TAK0LA
Aggregation Picked From Best
Teams Of City to &c,
Action.

With the professional baseball sea-
son at close and football sim In
the oninE. amateur baseball will
bridge tho sap until tho riGsh!n
chasers are ready for action.
Ono OF tho attractions for next
week Will be two games Mt Mayo
Island Park between Takoia. run
ners-up IN the Commercial League.
and the Ails;ars, an aggregation So
lected from, all amateur teams. with
the exception OF Takoia and Church
Hill. The games Will Re played We'd
nesday and Saturday. tho t!ms being
SO; AZ 4:sc o'clock.
Tho Takola boys Will have their
usual lineup. with Poe. Hotchk.ss
Strain. BurHham. Tisuor, Napier.
Wharton. Cro'siey, Sloan. Pea, Geo
chinni and stumrt. Among tho All
Stars will be tho following we'll
known amateur players: Kahn. Bcns-
ley, Wood. Hatcher. Robinson. Tuck
er. Cosby, Todd. Amos. Hardy, Davis.
Thomas and Lowry Powell
Si1Go Evans, manager OF the
Church Hill a. a., has promised to
meet tho Aii-S,ars on tho arst open
date available, probably Wednesday
OF next "eek
Tho Church H!ll team will play In
Washington on Sunday. having the
Knickerbockers as its opponent. If
ARRANGEMENTS can DO made. a game
VIII be played against tho same team
Saturday. depending on tho leasing
OF the American League Fark. where
the Sunday game VIII be played. Joe
Boehl!nG Will pitch Monday in the
town where he made great name
for himself. Beaie former biz
Lacquer, will be his opponent
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In stanton and attending the Staun-
ton fair
MIR. and Mrs. G. +. Davis and
daughters. Louise and Dorothy. who
have been visiting relatives In Am
herst, have returned to their home in
Richmond. Mrs. James l.. Davis ac-
companIch them home.
Victor Won Gemmingen sncnt sun
day with his family at Mrs. c. l..
SCOTS.
Clarence Cox. who spent the sum
NOR with his mother. Mrs 4. T..
Cox, has returned to Ohio, where he
viii teach this session.
DR. Victor I.ightbournc. Henry a.
BacSemcyer and II. L. Harrison spent
Monday at Crab Trcc Falls.
Miss Corrinne Watts and friends,
Miss Gertrude Donnhue and Mra.
Burch. OF Washington. motored TO
Amherst and spent the week END with
Mr.. and Mre. a. II. watts. Thcy re-
turned Tuesday by way OF Richmond
and were accompanied ny Miss Esslc
Robinson and Thomas whitehead. Jr.
Monday night Miss Watts entertained
number OF the young people OF the
village In honor OF her guests.
Judge c. J. Campbell. who has been
undressing treatment at the Uni
verSity Hospital. Charlottesville, has
returned home.
Gordon Ware. OF Roanoke, Is tn.
guest OF his mother, Mrs. Bessie Il.
Ware.
Miss Mary Via has returned to
Charlottesville. after visiting her
sister. Mrs. w. y. Greer.
Mrs. NJ. +. Fulks. OF Bedford
Scav.
Mise E.s,her Sct,l. n.ba ~, 49,,
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BEDFORD

lSpeoiSl Ia The Times Dispatch.
BEDFORD. VA. Sept 9Th,
fourth quarterly conferences of tn,
Methodist church here Was held this
week. with Or. 4. MrN. simpson.
presiding elder for I.yn"hturg lis.
trlct. presiding The stewards ana
officers for the coming conference
year were elected az follows: stew
ards. ". CHS, u. w. johnson.
j. }. Scott. K. h. White. 4 y. West.
j. n. Hogan, :. -. ellis, W Il.
Phelps, o. h. SpraJiin. j. \ Dawn.
son. NJ +. Ruckrr. Jr., W. W. H-rr,
w. a. Fitzpatrick. uo-op.ratiy,
stewards -. J. Cooper. T.. :. smith.
u. Il. stone. \, =. Fisher. T.. q.
Hreaxeal, u. \. hmcker. =. =. Ford.
". Z. tucker. Captain II. = West.
Frank II, Mitchell. u. W. Juhu..n
was made recording steward. j. i
Scott. district steward aud A. H.
W hlte. alternate. j i. scott WIN
mas been superintendent Of the san
day school, WAS again elected
and O. {. Ruulcr. assistant suurr-
ihtendent. was also re-elrctcd pro
lessor r.. :. smith was clratrd SIM.
erihtendent OF the sunday school at
i'and"iph- Macon Academy W. "A
Gerry WAS elected lay leader, ana
>; j.. Borden Superintendent OF
ella ssiiicat,on.
Mr.. ana Mrs IL l.. :. Eoh,uson
have sold their restaurant bushes,
I" j. j.. Terry. of Gladstone. va
VIA" has already taken charge. Mi.
ANA Mrs Robinson lett TOT Cnlif.r.
MIA "Wednesday mnrnins Th,v ~
l'c"i L" make the entire trip by an
'',n""i'" ana VIII camp "n the way.
i'r. ANA Mrs. :. L.. Srhaum, "f Nor
,"'N' have n""n visiting Alr. AMI
nfS' = ~ hnrt. at their home "n
,'"'hS"" street pr :irhnnm re-
turned l" N"ri"ik Monday
A''h'e Hhihmris"h, Of Lynchburs
mas h"rn visiting ms mother, Mrs
~ H. SummrtS"n. recently
MiS' y. q. cuttings. az Newark
y. j.. who has spent some time with
hrr parents MI and Mrs. e. "
ifi'e' ir' u ned h"me Thursday.
MI ana ANS X. l.. Harrison. of
i'''h"h"hh were guests at the home
"t MI ana Mrs. NJ. 4. Harrison this
".eh'
W. ~ Nhh'e' Jr, left Tuesday FOR
iihh'i''rh-Hhhne Tor tho comint.
"'n"'i trr".
MISS Ml"hle buckley. Of Roanoke
mas zen visiting her sister. Mr+
H. +. Walker.
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LOUISA ENTERTA|Ns
NUMEROUS GUESTS
County's Social Life Is Re-
Elected in Crisp Para
graphs.

Especial TO The Times
l.oSlSA. VA, Sept. 9.-Mrs. r. r.
Gwathmey. who has been spending
some Time ut her summer home
Ben thou." In Louisa: left las,
Tuesday for Richmond
Miss Evelyn BYRD Cameron |.
visiting friends IN Palmyra
Mrs. j. l. Wills entertained the
AFTERNOON Bridge Club on last Tues
day.
Mrs. John Wise and children, OF
baltimore. are visiting Mrs. c. W
Donnally. at Glen Mary"
Mrs Harry Hatch returned las,
week from the Johnston-Wi Hos
pital. much improved
Miss Mildred Porter left last week
FOR Stauntun TO visit relatives
Miss BESSIE F:nos left for n short
visit to Front Royal. Va. Monday
Mrs. Robert c. Perkins. or North
Carolina. is visiting MIR. and Mrs
Russell &. CRANK.
Rev and Mrs. Floyd w. Putncy
who have been visiting MIR. and Mrs.
q. H. Johnson. havs returned &C.
their home in Floronce. :. e.
Miss Virginia Smith expects Ia
s-ave this week for Richmond
where she will enter n business
college.
MIR. and Mrs. Worth Smith enter
tanned Mt their home here Friday
night.
Misses Bertha McCue and Helen
Mcdonald. br. II. T. Vaughan and
given ut Frcdericks Hall last Friday
night.
l'r. and Mrs. II. s. Daniel have left
for York. Pa, where they viii spend
some time with Mrs. Danicl'S par
cuts. MIR. and Airs. !. NJ. Griffith
y. q. Winston. OF New York spent
last weekend at Malvern I'M, tn.
hume OF his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy motorcd 10
Richmond Ia spend the week end
with relatives.
Mrs X. -. Kemp. who has been
spending several weeks In Louisa.
returned last Tuesday To her home
Ia Richmond.
MIR. aud Mrs. winfrey West. Of
Lynn. Mass: MIR. and Mrs W. u
Goodwin. OF Charleston. c.. and
Miss Lyle West. OF Roanoke, have
been recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank II. West
Lowell Smith. OF North Carolina.
is visiting his father. r. T. smith.
). ID. crenahaw, VI Richmond
spent several days In Louisa this
week
Mrs. w. y. Gwathmry. Il. NJ r.
Il. AMI II IL. Gwathmey. aud Miss
Isabel Williams. nll "f Richmond.
spent the past week at lien Gh"ii."
W. g. Smith. J"hn q Rhodes and
w. w Smith spent Thursday In
Richmond
IN Thursday afternoon Mrs F.. w.
sim, entertained the Bridge club.
gait. Few "f the young pr"pl"
Of Louisa motor-i Ia Merry Mills"
On Labor Day 10 attend the pictures
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trip to Niagara Falls and other
points of interest.
Misses Theina ana Cora Garland. OF
warsaw. entertained recently at n
house party Misses Mabel Jenkins.
Emily jackson and jeanette HUT, OF
Montross: Miss Gladys Omohundro. OF
Farmers Fork; Miss Edith Hcalcy, OF
Normini Ferry. and Miss Dorothy
Ball. or wccms.
Noble Crossley. OF Richmond and
"a friend are spending some time at
his childhood home.
bishop John Pontz Tyler and his
fnniilE were recent guests In West
morcland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Mothers
mead. or Washington. recently visited
rela tives In Wcstmorcland.
Mr. and Mrs. l. G.. Rennolds, of
Fort Monroe. arc visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Z. w. Kennedy. OF Lyells. tho
parents OF Mrs. Rcnnolds
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NEW MEXICAN WOMAN
MAKES CONGRESS RACE
Try Associated Press.l

ALBUQUERQUE. y. NJ. Sept s.
Mrs. Adclina Otcro- Warren. of Santa
Fe. defeated ConErcssman Nastor
Montoya. Of this city, for nomination
Tor Representative in Congress by tina
New Mexico Republican convention
here yesterday. She received 4k61-8
votes TO a2l-2 for Montoya Steph On
H. Davis. Jr.. OF Las Vegas. was
nominated Yesterday for the party's
candidate for United States Senator.
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Standard Paper Co.

Battle Axe ......... 600 600 90
Standard Paper Co. 0@0 OoO U0l--a
summary: Two base hlt-Taylor.
Three base hit-Ncrmillcra stolen
rases-Crouch tS). Kcim. Jackson.
Allen. Jones. Toon. Sacrifice hit
Jackson. Double plays Wakefield
TO Perkins: Driver To- I.ivcsay to
Perkins: Driver 10 Perkins Lett on
enses-Batt!e Axe. g. standard. Z
First base on error-Batrts AKA; 2:
Standard. ! Bases I'm .NallS-ost
Taylor. !: OF Allen. !. struck out
by Taylor. .: by Allen. 6. Time or
game. l25. UmpIre-Smith. scorer
III. S. Tinsley.
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approximately tho power OF tho pres
ent hydrnslcctric plant on the Shen-
aEdoah River. As now planned. tho
steam plant will he used as an aux
Hilary 10 the hydroelcctric plant, hut
viii lator be used when tho power
load becomes too heavy for tho pres
ont plant. During recent years. low
water in the fail has caused the
shutting down OF the river plant TO
tho great Inconvenience OF both the
commercial and domestic users Of
electricity.
In paying for the steam plant, s27.-
600 OF the 100000 bond Issue re-
Gently passed will be used. together
with nm appropriation Of se5Oo0 on
the 1923 budget. while means OF rails
Ing the remain der OF the $4,000 are
to he discussed at special meeting
OF tho Council
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BATTLE AXE WINS

In fast, interesting game, Bat
tie Axe defeated Standard Paper
Company on their diamond by tho
score OF to 5. The game was TEA
tured by Taylor's pitching, by the
batting OF Toon and Nermillera. and
the Held!ns Of Standards inneld
With tho score OF 2 20 0 In stand
ards favor In the eighth. TWO out
and two men on base. Nermillera hit
the bal! to tho center field fence tor
three bases.
Ia
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attending tho summer school at
| Charlottesville. has returned homo.
Mrs. w. II. Cox, who has been visit
tnE Mrs. n. II. Cox. has returned
To hor home at Snithncld
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Vail and sma1
daughters spent the weekend with
Mrs. Lula ". White.
Miss GLADYS Ware. OF Sandideen
has gone 10 Richmond whcre sho win
take n course in nursing.
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NEED ANOTHER WEEK
TO DIG OUT MINERS
Gre" Seeking Entombed Men Got.
another Setback by FIIied-In
paSSace
Try Associated Press.1

JACKSON. CAT. Sept. 9.-AIore
muck and docayed tlmb-rlng Instead
OF clear passage was found when
bIlkhcad In the 5000 foot level Of
tho Kennedy mine Was smashed In
early today by ono OF the crew.
seeking TO rescue the fortv-seven on
'"mped men In the adjoining Arso-
maui mine This setback means at
leas' another week VIII be required
TO reach tho men, 1t was stated.
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Lion. To R-cc,r, ch,-,.r

The Royal Order OF Lions will
hold their regular meeting In Horny
Hall. at BeNidere and Main Streeth,
tomorrow evening at s O'Clock. A
large class VIII he initiated. bylaws
Will h" distributed and Tho orders
charter. JUS, received from Evans
WILD. Ind. VIII be presented to tho
local den" by Colonel David II.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
$4,000 ADDITION WILL BE BUILT
TO HARRISONBURG POWER PLANT
Auxiliary Steam Plant to Have Capacity of 500 Kilo.
watts-To Augment WaterPower Plant
When Water in River Is Low.

HARRISONBuRG. VA, Sept. o.
Awarding OF tho contract for tho
construction of an auxiliary steam
plant at cost Of $4,000 for the
production Of electric power to Tuck
er Laxton. OF Charlotte, n. c..
is taken as nm assurance that tho
rapid. growing needs of Harrison
burg for electric power will he taken
care Of for some years.
AT tho timc OF the awarding OF the
contract. the City Council decided
to have the plant huilt on the city
farm. about ono mile south or IIar-
risonburE. where tho fuel can h~
unioadcd directly off the railroad
siding. Tho work Is expected TO be
completed by next February.
The plant viii be operated by
steam turbines. and at nrst Will be
equipped to generate 500 kllowatts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

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