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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-02-02
COURT HOUSE NEWS

case. d. \. 1aXSOn appointed TO as
s.st Prosecutor. Trial proceeded, ad-
journed to tuesday January oath,
1Y22. Trial proceeded, evidence ad-
ddced, arguments completed, jury
charged and retired to deliberate, not
guilty. Defendant discharged.
The State OF Ohio VS. Paul Caskey,
action for robbery. Time for trans
PORTING defendant to reformatory ex-
tended 10 days from this date.
Marriage Licenses
Frank Johnson, 81, laDorer, Wau-
Geon and Edna Schlegei, 20, Wau-
Seon.
Bert Turner, 18, laborer, Wauseon
and Clara Bost, Is, Wauseon.
Charles Pike, 81, machinist, Swan
ton and Ada Jewell, 40 Swanton.
Clyde Cox, 22 farmer, FayeCUe and
Mary M. Roth %, Archbold.
John A. Dixson "a, lineman, Wau-
seon and Nancy E. Smith, 81, Wau-
seon.
Herman Gingery, 21, farmer, Delta,
and Grace Griesinger "a, Swanton.
Ralph Seigneur 90, farmer, Lyons
and Lola Robinson, %, Lyons.
Dale V. Bowers, 80, farmer Ma
poleon and Helen Leu, 26, Archbold.
Probate Court
Estate of David Kelsey, applica-
ton filed, bond filed and approved, and
letters of administration issued to
Fred c. Kelsey. Appraisement dis
pensed with, inventory filed
Estate of Elizabeth Everett, first
and final account filed, hearing Feb
ruary Goth, 1922.
Trusteeship of David MeriIlat, 3rd
partial account, hearing confirmed.
Estate of John C. Rorick, 1st par
tial account, hearing confirmed.
Estate Of Mary Jane Wagner, appli-
cation fled, bond filed and approved
and letters of administration issued
to Luetessa Replogle.
Will of Margaret A. Fripinger,
hearing 2:G0 p. m. Testimony of w.
w Campbell taken. Commission to
take testimony Of Faye Long Rood.
Estate of John H. Elliott, deceased,
order admitting will etc, to probate
and record.
Guardianship of Ruth Hardesty.
Final account filed, hearing February
9th, 1922.
Guardianship of Hazel E. Ross. In
ventory filed
Luettessa Replogle, Admr. VS.
Perry VanWagner ct al. Petition to
sell real estate filed. Summons is
sued.
Will of Geo. D. Havens.. Hearing
200 p. m.
Estate of George D. Green, inven-
tory filed.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-02-02

$1.00 a year in Fulton County.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-02-02

PHONE NEWS TO THE TRI
RUNE.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-02-02
With Esseejay

We thought sum of winterin' in
Florida, whar 80 in tn shade is a
pretty cold day, you kin live down
thar about as cheap, if you aint per-
ticuler whut you eat, an they're
friendly folks unless you want work,
in which case "No tourists air want
ed" the chirp, Yore jest thar to tour
as they surmised, and help kill mus
keeters which amt advertised. The
chances air, you will spend sum
dough, which is one of yore creden-
tials you know, and they're willin'
enough to hev you about, as long as
yore credentials hold out. When it
gifts that hot thet you mott yore
whiskers, eat sun-baked orange and
set on yore blisters, you he'd orter be
punished fer tn son, of ever leavin',
Ohio, whar folks eat an sleep in a
natural way, in houses that amt made
out of paper-mache, whar you don't
hafto fear eny sudden shower, thet
Gums up in minute and lasts an
hour, to be followed by bilin' sun,
thet Gums dern nigh to squelchin one,
it gifts thet hot, that in tn shade it'll
fry an egg afore it's laid, as nigh as
we kin figger it out, it's alright for
tn brids to go south, but grantin'
this, its a well-known fact, that
they're allus in a heluva rush to git
back,
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-02-02

NOTICE
Hides and Furs bought daily.
3S-tf Ten Cent Barn
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-02-02
TIMELY NEWS
THAT'S ORIGINAL
With Esseeiay

When winter winds git sleety, and
the snow is cold an squeaky, then it
sets a feller thinkin, whit he'd odter
thought before, fer now we set a
wishln' and betimes also a guessin'
how to keep the hungry wolves away
thet howl around tn door. Thars
sunthin about a summers sun, thet
sorter seems to promise one, thet
theys plenty O. time to salt yore
beans and shingle yore garage, thet
there amt no need to hurry, no call
to fuss an worry and We'll put it
off spell yit, is a w0rnout old adage.
Day after day the suns rays, seem to
promise excl hot days, so we'll go to
the Kake week er two to fish an
pla an dance, Std O. bankin' the
house as we'd orter, We'll jest mingle
with the worter, and try an feel
we're justified in wearin' ice-cream
pants. Thars a bird thets a good
deal like US, and he's a destructive
sly cuss, lives frum foot to mouth
you might say, wharever he may
camp, of winter he has no idea, tho
he's ginner'ly in his hey-day, all the
time the sun is shineing but in winter
he gifts giant. Men air prone to be
short-sighted to sum things which
shud be righted, LET things slide"
is no good motto fer a feller nor a
crow, we shud buy our socks and
galoshes, ear-muffs and macintoshes,
afore we're ketched in our ice-cream
pants with it twenty-five below.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
DRUGGIST MAKES
GREAT DISCOVERY
FOR INDIGESTION

Indigestion and Its attendant Ills.
such as dyspepsia. heartburn, sour
stomach. gripping pains. dysent.ry,
diarrhoea. collie. cholera morbus.
chronic constipation. gas. etc. and
even sick. nervous headaches, are
now directly traceable to disorders
In the digestive organs and can now
he quickly relieved with new cordial
called "Anti-Ferment." originated by
druggist and recommended by
physicians.
The food sours before II Is fully
digested. thus putting into solution
toxic poisons that are absorbed into
the system. irritating the intestines
and setting up Inflammation. To
avoid this. you simply have to pre-
vent fermentation by using Anti
Fcrmcnt.
Antl-Fcrment neutralizes the acid
condition OF the stomach. cieanses
and sweetens the bowels, soothes
and heals the inlamed inteatincs and
increases the flow OF gastric juices.
giving quick and certain relief. Get
a bottle OF Anti Ferment from your
druggist with guarantee OF salts
factory results or money returned.
II will Improve your appetite. give
you restful sleep and make you feel
better than you ever felt in your
life-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
PETERSBURG BUILDING
INSPECTOR QUITS POST

PETt:HSEii.G. VA. Aug &C
w ish"li. binding inspector for Pc
'"rshurH. has rendered his r.sigua-
ZION 1" city Manager Hrownlow TO
tax" eject September !. IL. Will he
succeeded 10y Daley Craig we'll
known architect and engineer.
The resignation Of Mr.. ISh"ll came
~ coupi"t" surpris" to the poo
pic ~ Petersburg. VINO regard him
az on" 81 IN" best architects and
engineers i'm this s"ctiuu lie has
been Instrumental in causing many
old buildings In TIA" city to b. re
'u"h"l"d and improved ~. hDs been
IN "iii"- practically Siir" III" new
form az government t,.k hold
about ~" years nr". and his work
"u numerous occasions hns h."n
commended hv ia" CITY fathers and
"a" citizens a. Il whole"
Daley Craig. TIA" ne" Inspector 10
j. id"ly known and f. Il gradual. Of
cornell University and lIampd.n-
sidney college. Ills Knowledge OF
architecture" and engineering Is cx-
p"ct"d to be OF gr"s, hcneht to tho
city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
CHARTERS ISSUED

h"r'"r was granted the Nor,l
% CORPORATION. OF i.ynchburg hy.
'"' S'Ht" '"rpvration Commission
"N'"rntN, !" mirc and deal in coal
70" corporation has ma>i,n,r
capita stock Of SO, 900 rref.rr.d
ana 80" shares common stock ami
minimum ~ ti.0on Tn. nfucsr.
ana inr"rporat"rs are James w
'"f"W' president. Lynchbury Los.
IN lessee. secretary. Rig stone
80 ana *. T. Irvine, Zig Ston.
An amendment was filed bv Tho
Potomac Insurance Comnan,. y, 80
hIstrict OF Columbia, forcir, cor.
p"ra'ion Incorporated nv an ac, of
congress charging its purnosss
other charters granted wcr. :
follow: were a.
scott Terminal Corporation Nor.
f"lk Va: maximum. SioO.0o0. ,nI,i
mum, Slo.oo". John T. Scott nrasi-
dent, Bridgeport. Ohio: II. r liz
cpmhe' secretary; NJ GIennan ana
~. IL. Adams, Norfolk. Va. To ona-
rate ran and water terminal nnd
transfer facilities and act as stew.
''"rrS' SHIPS agents and operators
IN" kamsden Tire Company. In
cpfp"ra'e". Arlington Comfy P. o.
''"''h'' MAXIMUM, $1h 900. mil =
mum. $4,000. Harry Rose. presI.
dent; Richard A. Odon. secretary
ana Anthony r. Aldrich. all n,
Washington. II. &. Wholesale and
retail automobile iir. business
Loudoun supply COMPANY. In
corp"ratcd. Purcellville. Va. nari-
mum. $4,000: minimum, $4,000 /
" Nichols, president; II. NJ. Rail.
secretary. furceilvIlle, Va: J. RI.
Purcell. Round HILL Va: J. Fl. Mon.
roe, and ". Fl. Grubh. Purcellvill..
Va General milling and merchan-
disc business.
Hibhle Distributing COMPANY. In
c"rporated. Norfolk, Va; maximum.
$4,000; minimum. 81 600. r.. c. Hin
h!". president: J. G. Stephenson.
secretary. and r. j. Hibble, all OF
Norfolk. Va. To manufacture and
deal in soft drinks and CONNECTIONS.
C. f.. Womble e. Company. Incor-
p"ratrd, Norfolk County P. o. Nor
folkD; maximum. $4,000: minimum.
s''ooo G. T.. Womble. president: p.
l.. Banks. secretary; NJ y. wom-
hi" and r. G. Cole. all Of Norfolk.
i" manufacture and deal in shIIs.
ing containers OF all kindg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
BRITAIN AND IRELAND
ARE IN CLOSER TOUCH
Feel Their Pact sealed by Life Of
Gritith and Blood of
Collins.
IKN Ns.nrintcd Ercss.

DUBLIN. Aug. est did not need
tn" Interchange Of assurances by tho
irish and british governments To
make II clear to the world that III.
AnElo-lrish treaty must stand. says
IA" Fr"cman's journal today in com
mrntinS on tn" telegram S"nt 10y
Colonial Secretary Churchill last
week TO William 7. COsrraVe. acting
head OF tn" provisional governments
ana tn" latt"r'S response.
wv hat was before tn. deaths OF
Arthur ,;rii,ith and Michael Collins
al international agreement for the
mutual advantage OF IA" SIgnatorv
nations. adds tho newspaper lis
now {" ireland n pact sealed hv tho
III" of Arthur Griiith and made s.-
cred 10y tn" blood of Michael collins
i'y their deaths the nation is now
bound To preserve the fruit nf their
ives ana likewise Tn" british gov
"inm"nt. through MIR. Churchill.
pledges itself To meet good faith with
good faith ard good viii with uood
viii t" the end"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
is HIRING SHOPMEN
K o d Waited in Vain for
Striking Craftsmen
To Return.
Inv A.socLl,ed rre..l

NORFOLK. VA, Aug. 25.-The
Nor'olS-Sonthcrn Railway. .whlctf
had up to tho present time RETAINED
from employing now men 20 ,ahe the3
places Or those who won, on strikd5
July ], r"oprnod it's shops hero and
At N"wo"rn, y. G.. today.
Reoponing Of tho shops hers and
at tho North Carolina city con-;
stitut"s TIA" FIRST move tho Norfolk!
southern has made TO employ mem
To nj. tn" places of tho striking
shOpmon, who have loft tho rail-
road repair plants .dic since July /.
re Norfolk southern has adj
vcrt!S"d for ncw mon Mt tho estab-
lish"d rates ~ pay and IS receiving
applications tor work ut tho Caro-
lima Junction shops today
Reopcning % tho shops wa.
marked by no disturbances o, any
sort. only fNw Of the former eml
ploycs " tho road were back on the
job. officials OF the road said
Tn" Norfolk Southern also has
shops at Raleigh. but for tho time
being there has bcnn no move to re-
open tn" plant thHre.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
PROMINENT MASON
Is DEAD IN LlNCHBURC
Lewis r.. Th"mn-. Member of Mn
s"nfc Home Bonrd. Dies
IN tynrhhurE

Especial 10 III. Times Dispatch
l|fN'iiEi'lG. VA. Aug ~ Levi.
r. Th"mas, -. who had tn. r.tu-
'htioh ~ being ono 81 tn. best in
'"ih"h Mns"ns Nm virginia. died At
has nom" her. lat" Sunday night
AFTER an illness 81 ~" weeks %.
pneumonia. H." Was IL NATIVE. ~
''"l"i"urt county. hut had lived hcr.
'i'Ir" IN. H." was past master nf
MhfSh"ll Lodge 81 Ma>"uS. past dis
'i!ci d'p"iy grand master for bis
ifict ~" -. past nigh priest OF
i.Shchhnrg Chapter. I:"sal Arch Ma
sons. anu past district deputy grand
high priest al District No : aud
past eminent commander Of IL. Mo.
lay COMMANDERS. knights T.mpiars
e member a.! henrietta Harbour
Chapter. order Eas'".n star. and
ii'- member ~ IN. Masonic Homo
BOARD at Richmond. lie iS survived
hy his VII" and SIX children. Levi.
W. Thomas. Washington. Charles "
Thomas. i.yn"hturE Mrs - T.
waits. Norfolk. Mrs r. T.. BLANKS
Sweet Briar Mrs ". f.. Pierce. r.n-
dic"u. y. and Mrs J. NJ Paris
l.En"hhurg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

IETEHSBtRG. VA Aug 2s-re-
'"rshnrgs coal supply continues to
dwindls and unless tho une1pec,ed
happens within tho next two weeks
IN" city ma face q coal famine
ms winter. according to state
W"nt given out by a we'll known
coal dealer today Will. there IL
som" coal on hand II is not near
enough 10 take car" ~ the coal con
diti"ns Apartment houses hereto
fore hav" been supplied for m. winter
hN this tim" Of tn" year, but il,
Was stated 10y manager 81 one
ms morning that h" had not So
,ur"h any fuel this winter. but. Of
course. expected to have mo trouble
ia getting tho run -of-nJne'
Local manufacturers do not discuss
N" situation. although all are run
ming practically on fun time wI,hou,
any interruption. Several had a biz
supply on hand when the shortage
MS first indicated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
Other PIntfnrm.
NORFOLK HIT BY BIG
RAIN AND WINDSTORM
~! AssocIat.d rrcs.l

Noff 'l.k VA. Aug os-Hizh
"ini' from IN" northwest and tor.
teh'a! do"np"ur Of rain trans.
l"rIn"h Norfolk into series OF
needing streets yc,t"rday.
W l's htEhe't The wind reached
F"i"'i'r Of thirlv-ciEht miirs An
h"Hr. On" inch and scycn,y-on..
nHnHr"dthS "f rain f.l. R.uor,
- d'maS" 80 hsrhor shiapins ma,
'''n r'H"rt"h tnday stree, car
N'r''t" nhs badly hsmper~d and
''''rh'rrs ""r" Put out ot cimmIs-
sion boy IA. storm
f.N"rH manufacturing plant along
~" southern branch Of tn. ELIZA
h"ih river for distance az SIX
mules Vas damaged to some .X,.p,
ph'nar" th"r" Was estimated I'M.
morning a. 80" 900.
H"N"ra! larg" roofs wcr. iit,.d
h"dilN from buildings and hurled
lni" IN" stream. Tr"es w.r. t.u.d
SmoA-stScks n'n"n down and win.
d""s smashed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
4 PRISONERS ESCAPE
FROM BEDFORD JAIL,

Especial :" The Times-pispa,ch
REI'FbRh VA, Aug 2s-Fnu-
hf s"n"rs escaped from tho county
jan saturday night. Bars were
s"w"d from tho window. win :,
hacksaw. which tho au,hori,ie.
mink was handed in from tho ou,
s'"" Thr"" white men and one no
gro escaped
Tn" n"gr" and two ~ IN. whine.
w"r" placed in Jail about sundowr
ana mad" their esCsp. during Tho
night. They were arrested on m.
railroad 10y Detective Frank Wripb,
lh" other white man. Roy Adam.
was awaiting trial which was sol,
Tor o"'"h"r He was charged win
stealing money from .,or. nc,,
MohiNala. Tn" authorities have
reasons 10 b"li.ve that Adams ia
not the name of the man at an I'm,
mat h" IL Hs'neld from Wes,
virginia Their" Is no proof 10 his
:" far. however
i"" prisoners white man and
negro. named Edward Harvey. r..
ms'n"h In tail after means ~ &c
ape was provided
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
.K|WAN|ANS MEET
ON DIAMOND TODAY
Richmond and Petersburg Or.
CARNATIONS Ball Clubs
to Clash.

PETERSBURG. VA Aug. 2S.-rr
lard WORK selling tickets means any
thing then the Kichm"nd- Petersburg
kiwanis baseball game tomorrow ar
terno"n. at Mckenzie Street park
VIII b" witnessed by tn" largest
crowd that ever attended ball game
ia tn" city. Members are out to-
day selling tickets and hundreds are
Icing distributed throughout the
rit!
II was announced today that tho
KAN" would start promptly a;
o'clock and - is going 80 be a fast
game az h"th teams have college
players. Two hundred Richmond poo
pie are expected TO come over with
N" visitors 20 root FOR tho Capit1i
city tosserS. Tn" local R",arian.
~" scheduled ." rurn uut in body
30 support the Petersburg Kiwanians
Tomorrow night ~ : o'clock tn.
kiwanians will hav" banquet at
IN" Hotel ret"rshurG, at which time
the Richmond team will IL. the
guests q. honor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
COCA-COLA DECLARES
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
Try AssocIated rressl

NEW YORK. AUG. 2s-Th" boa rd
~ directors NJ IN" Coca Cola Com
r"nS. meeting h"r" today. declared
IN" usual quarterly dividend ~ 81
per share on tho common stock nav
thi" October Z" Stockholders OF
record Septemher Is
W. =. Bradley. chairman OF th.
board. stated after the meeting that
during the hrsr six months Of 1922
m" company earned approximately
''.'5 "a shar" on the common stock
ana on tn" basis Of returns shown
mus far in the third quarter of the
year. the results OF the remaining six
months VIII L." equally gratifying
IN" company has no bank loans OF
any Kind. hc said. and has a cash
baianc" on hand ~ somewhat over
>2.56o.unn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
u. ID. e. oh.er,-. AnnI,cr.,r,,

FE.TEKSI'VI tG. Va. Aug. rs
Members ~ IN. Petersburg Chapter.
/. ID. g.. met this afternoon al the
Y. w. 6. y 10 celebrate the ,r.r,y
seventh anniversary ~ the Local or
S"hiZ"tl"n Th- charter members
r''riNrh me guests and light re-
'Shhrh's w"r" served. The birth
gay 'ak" OF tw-nty-srvcn candles
Was cut by Miss Nora Davidson
probably one az the hest -k,nwn
women In Tho state. who served ,h.
: confederate soldiers during tho war
Sue was ats" the guest az honor at
~" reception. Many members ~ the
ladies' Memorial Association were
invited and attended tho AFFAIR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
PLANT FOREMAN DIES
WHILE AT HIS WORK

HONEYWELL VA. Aug. os-pcter
80 krhn"n. -. t"I North w"s, street
'"i-rshurs foreman Of steam fttlnr
department 81 liummcll- Rose CO.
here dropped dead this afternoon
while ~ w"rk "a the plant II. was
N the best ~ health when n. left
nom" this morning. Deceased ir sur
NiNrd by his WIFI. several children
ana TWO brothers, II. II. O'E"nnon
BUSINESS man Of Petersburg and VIII
nam y. tk"nnou. and two sisters
Airs. John l!utl-r. "f Mataara and
Mrs. j. T.. GIN. OF Ettrick. Death
Was du" 10 heart diS-aEc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
Fun-rni Of william n. schmidt,

fhe FUNERAL OF William II. Schmidt
who lost his life by drowning at
ocean Shore Park Sunday. will take
place this morning nj 10 o'clock from
st. Mary's Church. Norfolk. Mr.
Schmidt. while employed in Norfolk.
had his home near Granite. in Ches-
terhelh county, whcr. he purchased a
farm three years ago. BESIDES his
widow. he is survived by three chill
hren: William ~. Jr.. Harry A., Leo
A.. all M Norfolk: Frank 4. and
Richard j.. Schmidt. az Chesterfield:
Mrs. 4. w. Sceley and Miss Helen
Schmidtt. Norfolk. and Miss Gertrude
Schmidt, OF Chesterfield.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
King George S,or. nobbcs.

FRED ERlckSRrRG, VA, Aug. =,
Til" general merchandise store of
j. H. Rcdman. at Alden. King George
county. was entered and robbed Sat
urday night by unknown thieves. who
made away with a quantity OF men 9
and womcns shoes. chewing tobac-
60. cigarettes. toels. single barrel
shotgun and shells. besides other SIM
dry articles. II is believed tn. roh
bcrs made away with the stock I'm
an automobile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
REPORT AMUNDSEN
NEAR POINT BARRON
lRv Associat.d p,oe.

NOME. ALASKA. Auc os-ca,,at,
Road A.nundsen who las, rN,,I,
transferred L" the schooner Uolm.s
from tho Maud on his Arctic .yn.dt
ton. is now At Wainwrieht 100 miles
southwest az Point BARROW. accord
ihf I" message from captain
e cochran. ~ In" coas, guard cut
tor Bear
captain '"chrau's message was sen,
'hr""sh 'h- ""nSt guard station al
i'"'n' 'arr"w to- Captain Thomas \
Ross here.
'''rSa'n Cochran said that I.i,.it.n-
ant 'sknr budal, aviator ana q m.y-
Ihf picture photographer w-r. win
Amunds"n. ANA that the lar,y in
tended I" land at Wainwright
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
nr. Gilmore Accept. sanford cnu.

FKFTEI{T'kSK Va, NuE. 90
-R"v. Robert Campbell Gilmore. n.
u. pastor OF the Presbyterian Church
here. has decided and has So an
n"unccd to his congregation TO accept
tho call 10 the Prcsbytcrian church
~ Sanford. y. &. No official action
has Yet been taken by the officials
and congregation of tho church. Rev.
br Gilmore has greatly cndcarrd
himself to his congregation. pr.
Gilmore loft Monday for weeks
rest at Takoma Sanatariim. in the
District Of Columbia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
Sou. >nmc n-unIon Delegates.

ftrEESEIRG. VA, Aug. 2S-Ai 3,
meeting al the Sons uf cnnf.dcr,,.
Veterans held Saturday might. TIA.
following delegates were chosen :,
represent \. y. ilill sous Of Veterans
~ IN" state reunion To u. held in
w ih'h"Ht"r. August -. 20 and ~
David y. Lyon. Jr Wilson r. cole.
samuel u. Rodgers. Ashton W. GRAY.
.'"wiS NJ. clarke. br. W. g. Powell
~" 'h"sl"y Martin. ". l.. thinner.
y " Cole. r stanley Rcckwi,h. +.
H. Moore. Edward l.. Allen. r. Carson
Gregory. Charles r.. Harweu. F.. -
Kent w. a I'erdue. Wallace II
blanks and +. H. brewry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
GlRLS! LEMONS
WHlTEN SKIN AND
BLEACH FRECKlES

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons into
bottle containing three ounces OF
orchard White, which any drug store
VIII supply for few cents. shake
well ana you have quarter pint of
harmless and delightful lemon bleach
Massage this sweetiy fragrant lotion
into the face. neck. arms and hands
each day, then shortly note tho beauty
and whiteness Of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
Urges Jerusalem Future
Capital of World Peace
IHy Associated Press. |

tSRl.SBAI:. Aug ~ tJewish
T"legrnphic gencyJ.-'Thr league
of nations il Jewish idea. AMI
Jerusalem Snm. day will become
the capital "f III. worlds peace"
declared br Nahum SOkolou.
chairman Of the Zionist executiv.
committee. 1T II special meeting
or IN. Zionist Conference
The leacu" has recognized on,
rights to oar ancient homo DR.
Sokolow continued w. Je,vs
'hr"neh"n' IA" world Viii max.
the i"aH""> struggle our own and
VIII not rest untIi ther" is ulti.
mate victory"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
HEFl.IN CONTINUES
ATTACK ON HARDING
IEy Assoclat.d rrcssl

WASIilNGToN. Aug 2N-rou-
,ihHiie his attack an Gov-rnnr ~
J. q. Harding. ~ th,. Federal Re-.
>"fN" i'"hrb. who. il has been re
"tl""' may L." r"app"int-d. Senate,
'r"lh' i'"h"'rai. Alabama. declared
IN" H'h'''" Today that only two
senators from TIA" South and In my
J'"f ""ht' net NOR" than that from
IN" West. would VOTE To confirm M.
governors denomination
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
.unrd Held for Death Of nv. u.,

w AERENTbN, GA. Aug 2<-The
'"r"n"rs jIrv Investigating the Kill
inE OF the two white men AT Csmak
"arly today. returned a Verde, This
afternoon that thny came to their
death ~ the hands Of w r Hall
guard for the Georgia Railroad
'hc Whereabouts OF the sheriff, who
LETT her" just after noon with Hail
u an automobile. are still unknown
mere. Dan and 'axley baltimore
hr"therS' were shot and instantly
Nilicd here just after midnight by
Hall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

l'ANNll.i.E. VA Aug 2S-Miss
Ad"iine tr"wd"r VIII" died last mid
nirh' at tn" General Hospital from
IA" result Of fall in which she
broke her hin. was buried this after
noon. Miss cr"wdcr would have been
't years Of age next month Sine had
been in the hospital for three months