davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
JOSE MERCADO IS
RELEASED ON BOND
TWO OTHERS HELD

Jose Mcrcado. brother of fIiiino aud
Manuel Mercado. who are in the county
Jail now charged with the murder of
Gucllermo SayaS on October ~. was
released on bond yesterday. the bond
heing set al $500 by District Criminal
Judge Walter f. Timon at the habeas
corpus hearing held in Corpus Christi.
The bond Of Manuel and IIijinio Mercado
was set ~ $1,000 each and will prob
ably not ~ made.
In preliminary hearing here before
Justice pf the Peace Howard Miller. the
three brothers were returned 10 Jail
without the right nf bond. III. IL. Gal
brnilh. attorney for the defense. filed
n writ ~ hahca> corpus for thr thrc.
men. aud their bond was set by Judge
Timon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
RUSSIAN TO LECTURE
HERE ON BOLSHEVISM

"Thc Voice of Russia" will deliver
lecture on "Bolshevism W.. Democra-
cy." at the high school auditorium
December s. under the auspices Of tho
HIGH school. the proceeds to go to the
Palmetto.
NJ. Schwartz has delivered a number
OF lectures IN South Texas. and his
message has been well received and a.
reused considerable comment. He IL in
timately acquainted with political and
industrial conditions in Russia follow
ing the revolution and the advent Of
Bolshevism. and Brownsville people will
find much Of interest in his lecture.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
SHOWS
MAY WINTER IN
CITY, Is REPORT

The Wortham Shows are negotiating
with the railroad company here for
trackagc. etc. in expectation of spend
ing the winter in Brownsville. accor
ding 10 statement of "A member OF
the Amcrica Legion Advisory Council
this afternoon.
The plans 50 far are only tentative.
a. the shows will wait until the results
of the present showing here and in
ilarlingcn are aScertaincd before max
ing final decision. The American Lee
gion has been working for the past
month toward securing the wintcring
Of the cnrnival in Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
SEVERAL CULVERTS
COMPLETED ON ROAD
NEAR COUNTY LINE

All culvertS between the county line
and la Fcria. y distance of three miles.
have been completed hy the crews of
Y. l.. McElwraih. County Engineer
Washington >aid today after making a
trip NJ the country YESTERDAY There
are six culverts finished on this strip
of road. and grading is progressing
rapidly now that the rain is over
Work - underway on this side Of
la Frria on more s-Hllvrris and material
y continually arriving for paving aud
other work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
SENATE REFUSES
TO CONSIDER THE
ANTI-LYNCH BILL

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.-When the
republican leaders sought to bring be-
fore the senate today the Dyer anti
lynching bill they encountered cam
paign Of opposition which speedily de-
veloped signs OF growing into filibus
ter. The democrats adopted the policy
of insisting that the senate take up in
regular order all routine generally dis
pensed with. The democrats forced roll
calls and parliamentary tanglcs which
delayed action.
Democratic leader Underwood said
frankly the issue is that the majority
is threatening TO take up n bill which
we on this side Of the chamber plan
to resist"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
FRANCE May
PAY HERSELF
IN GERMANY

PARIS. Nov. 2s.--Thc intention of
France to pay herself in Germany
comes before the full meeting of the
cabinet today. The plan is for direct
action through seizure Of part Of
the Ruhr district and absolute control
Of the Frrch section OF the RhineIand
and will be submitted for final approx
al and consideration.
The plan was approved at a recent
meeting Of the civil and military au-
thorities. There il no longer much
faith in France in any intcrallicd sou-
tion Of the reparati ons problem, Off
cials state.
The plan which provides for the seiz-
urc of the state coal mines and the col
lection Of export taxes in the Ruhr dis
trct was submitted TO a full cabinet
The members of the cabinet after the
meeting refused to discuss the action
taken. but it is generally believd the
plan was approved without opposition
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
Two MEN HELD ON
HOLDUP ROBBERY
CHARGE ATDALLAS

DALLAS Texas. Nov. 2s.--Two men
were placed in jail here today in con-
nection with the hodup and robbery
of {. III. Hunt. Jr.. and Everett Knott,
employees Of chain system Of grocery
stores. on November Is. in which near.
" $4,000 collected from the stores was
secured bv the robbers.
The men were said by officers to
have been identified by both Hunt and
Knott. They were arrested in Ok'aho-
ma CITY and were brought to Dallas in
an automobile they were alleged TO
have used in the robbery. Officer
state that Hunt and Knott also have
identified the car.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
COMMISSION OF
BUSINESS MEN
IN NMEXICOCITY
lRY The Assoclatcd Prcss.l

MEAICO CITY. Nov. p. The com
Mss on OF II Americans appointed a.
the recent convention the Southern
Commercial Congress to promote bet
ter trade relations between Mexico and
the United States arrived here las:
night.
The delegation was met at the station
by representatives OF the department oi
commerce and industry and the Amcri-
can Chamber of Commerce.
The commission expects to make an
extensive tour of Mcxico, returning TO
the United States in several weeks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
Ku Klux Placard
= = - - -
Governors Home
- - - = =
at Baton Rouge
tEy The Associated Prcss.D

BATON ROUGE, La, Ncv. 2s.--
Ti|zeSecntivc manson or Governor
Parker was placarded during the
night with printed notices OF
Naturalization Ceremony" by tho
Baton Rouge ku klux klan. sched-
uled for Thanksgiving night.
The governor upon arising this
morning saw hundrc eds Of stakes
arranged in rows on the mansion
grounds appearing as tombstones
on which were attached the dodg-
ers. Governor Parker. who is OPEN
~ opposing the klan. took the mat
ter a joke.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28

n subsidiary committee had been APP
pointed a. provide entertainment for the
ladies' If the queens court and their
friends
The Horticultural exhibit will Surpass
anything of The kind ever attempted
in the Valley. was the report "f Sam
j. BAKER. VII" j. IN charge Of that par
of the fair. Citrus growers III all parts
of the Valley iully realized the adver
ising value "f tkIs exhibit and n least
f'ur times as much space will be re
uuircd to hoaSc ilc exhibit tins year.
he stated. lie added that in both .I'.nnly
and quantity IL win ~ one 1T the finest
citrus exhibits ever made in tie United
States.
Part Of the citrus exhibit will be-
sent from Iarlingen TO the A. & VI
exhibit to be held on December IL and
10. Last year the Valley citrus cap
turcd - frsts against firsts for Cal
ifornia and firsts for Florida at this
exhibit. Florida and California exhibi-
tors announced they were coming back
this year 10 "show up the Valley" at
the A. & VI. exhibit. but Valley citrus
growers are not Worrying over the out
come. d nc tNnibiL AT tue COlltGc VIII DC
In charge Of the Rio Grande Valley
Club of students.
Live stock exhibits will far surpass
those of last year, was the report Civ
en- out bv the board Of directors Stock.
men from all parts Of the state are
participating. Arrangements are being
made to accommodate at least three
times as many entrants as the fair had
last year.
The space allotted the educational ex-
hibit. which was far larger than last
year will have TO tie increased. was the
report Of those in charge Of this fea-
tuye. Practically every school in the
Valley has expressed the intention Of
articipatng. and many instances they
have already finished their collections
Open House at Harrington.
iIarlingen will have to adopt the
open door" policy during fair week
was the unanimous verdit Of the board
OF directors. and Haringen people. who
made a record for hospitality during
the last fair have announced they will
DO this. Every available room in the
hotels ut Hari,ngen has been reserved.
and reservations have been made ut u
number of other towns. Scores of let.
ters have been Eceived from. all parts
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
KILLED IN MILL

TENARKANA. Texas. Nov. Is
Thomas ~. Logan. - caught in a hcIlt
at q cotton oil mill Tuesday afternoon.
was crushed "a death n he was carried
around 16-foot drive wheel. Logan
was not an enployc of the plant. Off
GERS are investigating on the theory
that il was a ease of self deSt rII,tion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
PONY BLIMP MAKES
RECORD FLIGHT OF
45O MILES MONDAY
(By The Associated Press }

HEENIIIE. III. Nov. 2S.-Thc record
American flight for pony hl;mp balloon
was made Yesterday ~ pony blimp
fr"rn the S"atr Field. the governments
lighter than mir station near here. The
blmp traverScd ilo miles from the field
10 Eynum. .\labama. in ten hours. army
Officers announced today.
The hlimn j. The only one nf ifS kind
~ The army. IT. normal flight dis
iHncc j. lIo miles il was explained.
Three men were aboard
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
TEXAS RECTOR WILL TAKE
PLACE OF REV. EDW. HALL
AT NEW BRUNSWICK, ". j.

tit was offered the paStora;c two week
ago. but did not announce his dceisioa
until today.
The body Of Rev. Hall, former pastor
NJ New Brunswick was found beside
that Of Mrs. Elinor Mills. his choi
singer at New Brunswick, last Septcm
Der, and the grand jury is now inyesti
eating the double murder.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
GENERAL PERSHINC
TALKS ON VALUE OF
MILITARY TRAINING

MIN\EAPoG.IS. Mimi. Nov. 2S.-An
appeal to ;he nation {" ~lqok the cold
hard facts III The facr anil not forget our
obligations ~ the blind hope that We
max moi again ~ engaged III armed com
flict." marked the address here today ~
General Pcrshiug.
The address was ,sivcn under thc
auspices of the American Defense So
rieiy. General Pcr~hing devoted most &C
his address 10 discussion uf the value
~ military training a. 4 good school
of citizenship.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
CONFESS TO POISONING

Chiffon, Wis, Nov. 2S.-Mss
Anna Lentz, who lives on farm
near here late yesterday confessed
that she had mailed the poisoned
candy which caused the death Of
Mrs. Frank Schneider, a mother Of
eight children. last Tuesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
BONDS OF |. & G. N.
ARE GIVEN APPROVAL
fBy The Associated Prcss.)

AUSTIN. Texas. Nov. Is. Bonds
amounting to s37.oOO0O0 Of the reor-
ganized international Il Great Northern
were registered and approved by the
state railroad commission today. The de
tails Of the cancellation Of the old
bonds were also approved.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
FORCE OF RANGERS
REMOVED TODAY BY
ORDER BY GOVERNOR
CBy The Associated Prsss.O

AUSTIN. Texas. Nov. 2S.-The de-
tachmcnt Of Texas rangers which wa,
sent to Breckenridge following reports
Of threats upon Mcxicans and negroes
today was ordered 10 return to Austin.
il became known. II is understood that
the action was taken on advice of Cap
tain Hamer. commanding the de-
ment
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
MAN OF.

TENAHKA\A. Texas Nov. .~.-G.
u. Flowers ~ EaSSett. Bowie county
was shot and dangerously wounded YES
tcr,lay morning ~ BaSseit. Following
the shooting. Will Johnson surrendered
f. county officers anh was placed in
jail ~ Boston. Later T. =. D>hnrne
was arrested Nv Sheriff g. A. .,.irhard-
son. and charged with compliriry in
the shooting. Osbourne is the father
in-law of Johnson
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
UNINTENTIONAl.
GENEROSITY TO
C.AIISE loss OF
TURKEY DINNER

Generosity in the extreme was
evidenced this morning when the
owner of perfectly good turkey
pobblcr. which animal" was 70
have graced the owners Thanks
giving table. placed this TURKEY
in another automobile instead Of
his own. ard the turkey went a.
way with the new owncr.
The purchaser said he wished a
happy Thanksgiving to the new
owner Of the turkey and was sur
priscd at himself for this unusual
display Of generosity. but accoun-
ted for II by saying that IT is get
ting close to Christmas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
(By The Associated PrcSs.k

HOUSTON. Tc2as. Nov. 2s.-Rev. j
Mervin Petit. rector of the Episcopal
church OF st. Marks at Bay City. will
assume on January /. the pastoratc OF
the Church Of ST. John the Evangelist ~
New Brunswick. n. J. Rev. Edward
Wheeler Hall was formerly pastor OF
the New Brunswick church. Rev. Pet
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
BRECKENRIDGE-The

Coles Post of the American Legion
is specializing in obtaining govern
mental hospital service for wounded
veterans. Several men have been
admitted lately to hospitals through
the efforts of the local post.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
WACO MAN DIES OF
SLEEPING SICKNESS

WACO. Texas. Nov. 2s.Thc first
death from Sleeping sickness in this
city occurred Lass night. J. Arthur Max
ey. aged Al. well known rcaltor died
after eleven days Of constant sleep.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
Official Weather Reports

Brownsville and vicinity: Fair and
warmer tonight and Wednesday.
East Texas: Generally fair and war
mcr tonight. "Wednesday partly cloudy
and warmer. Light to moderate north
east TO southcas, winds on the coast.
Local Weather Data.
For the 2l-hour period ending al r.:
80 today. auth meridian time:
Barometer ! pm. yesterday - 3o.1i
Barometer : am. today ....... 3003
Temperature highest yesterday . 81.
Temperature p-m yesterday .. &C.
Temperature lowest last night . -.
Temperature : am. today ~ -.
Temperature 1880 today - *.
Humidity Z pm. yesterday (pct) 80.
Humidity am. today (pctl . 50.
Humidity 1880 today tpc1 ~ 81.
Precipitation pm. yesterday ~ 900
Precipitation am. today .. O.n5
Total rainfall this month ....... 3.6T
Wind tdircc. and veil 7 pm. ~ 81
Wind tdirec. and vel.l am. I'LL. WI
Weather 7 pm. yesterday .. clear
Weather am. today .. clear
Sun sets today INSTRUMENTATION. 5:3s
Sun rises tomorrow . 6:59
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28

(By The Associated rress.i
LONDON. Nov. 2S.-The Greek
former minister. condemned to
death by the military court martial
in Athens. has been executed, ac-
cording to an Exchange Telegraph
dispatch from Athens this after
noon. II was stated in official
quarters that the immediate with
drawal of the British minister at
Athens will result.
Early in the trial the British
Government made representations
against the possible imposition of
the death sentence.
ATHENS. Greece, Nov. 2s.-All bu
.wo former cabinet officers and the ar
my off cial> accused Of high treason II
with the Greek debacle il
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
COTTON MARKET

Dallas. 2l.50: Houston. $500; Calves
ton. $500; az steady.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-11-28
NOTICE TnIICHT AND
WATER CONSUMERS

The light and water plant will
be shut down tomorrow (Wed-
nesday) morning from 8 until II
o'clock for necessary repairs. Due
Precaution should be taken against
fire.
r. II. WILLIAMS.
Supt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
GENERAL CARR WILL ATTEND
d. c. Y. REUNION, WINCHESTER
Leader of Veterans to BE Guest Of Virginia Camp al
Convention Beginning, Tuesdav-Manv Social Func.
tons Planned for Old Soldiers

viii he admitted 10 IN. ground. with
out cost. Rest rooms will he rro-
Nid"d for them hv tn. Rod Cross
Accompanying IN" veterans Will H.
many sponsors and maids ~ honor. AZ
We'll a. sons Of Veterans. whose ar
GanIzatiou will hold lis annual meet
lnS h"rn at the same time Like
wise. TIA" Nlrcinia department. Tinted
Confederate Veterans. viii hold its
convention
Captain r $ West. Of BELLEVUE. Bed
lord County. is mmand.r OF the
Grand Camp ~ Virginia: MaJor-Gen-
"ral w u Freeman, Of Norfolk. heads
IN" virginia department. United Com
tolerate Veterans. and Dr r. t. Da-
Wis OF charles CITY County. is com
maud~r Of the sons organization
some NJ the veterans. have not been
IN Winchester and surrounding coun-
'ry sine" tho civil War closed and
iuasmuch AZ The whole Shenandoah
valley was almost continu olislv 2
battle ground. and Winchester was
taken and r.takeu SeV-ntv-two time
during the war and six times in o.
Gay. much 81 the reunion vii, y" do
voted 1" visits To loca! battlefelds
for which arrangements are being
mad" by automobile committees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27

spending several days In the city.
L. \. Su-aL has returned from
craig iiral!ng Sprinss. where hc
spent ten days
Eleakiey Jam-s who Is prac;icing
law In Clarendon j. spending severn.
days al his home here.
Mrs. +. L. T!ree. who has been
spending some TINE IN Ashland. Ky.
has returned to her home
Mr.. and Mrs l.. G. Foster are tour
inS the Valley ia their automobile
They vii! br away for several DAYS.
Mrs J. W. &. Johnson and children
are visiting Mrs. Johnsons parent.
ia Hroad ,;un. Va.
Miss Anna Farrar, who has been
visiting In the family OF e. NJ. Far
lar. has returned to her home.
Rev. and Mrs. &. X. Angel, OF Bal
timor-. at. visiting friends in the
city.
Douglas Via left several nights ago
for II pleasure trip to Huntington.
W. Va. and expects TO be gone II
week.
Mr.. ana Mrs. l.. s Higginhothaln
aud daughter Miss Ruth. are spend
ing - few days in l.ynchburg.
Mrs. Agnes Morris is on visit TO
her daughters in Richmond. From
there She viii go to Philadelphia.
l.. T.. Pendlet"n. a former resident.
who has been making his home In
oklahoma for some years, Is spend
ing ten days in the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
LOUISA

tSrecial To The Times Dispatch
LOUISA, VA. Aug CIV. II
Goodwin. Of Columbia. : G.. spent
several DAYS This week In Louisa as
the guest OF his mother. Mrs. Frank
I. West
Colonel and Mrs u. o. James and
Mrs. Mary Hunter. OF Richmond. ana
IN" HON. OF Judge and Mrs ". r.
Sims
Miss Helen Mcdonald Of Texas,
is the guest OF Miss Helena Gamer
ton. in Richmond. this week
Miss Bessie Enos has returned
from the summer school At william
and Mary College 10 her home here.
Miss Virginia Goodwin Ierl Tues
DAY /" spend some time with friends
IN South Carolina
W. Worth Smith LETT Friday on u
trir 20 Baltimore
Thomas Henderson. formerly Of
this place. has gone to Klu"neld
w va.
Mrs sidney Neal. Of Orange. sp.nt
last week end with her mother.
Mrs. -. y walker, in Louisa.
ON Wednesday, Master William
Bickers, of Woodbnurne. entertained
the Junior Aid Society Of the church
ot the Incarnation at Mineral
he'" Wer" twenty seven members
In attendance. including Mrs. Charles
L. Monroe, the president of the SO.
ci"ty.
Mrs. John 6. Moore. of Richmond
Is visiting her mother. Mrs Kate
Dickinson, at her home. near Bibb's
Store.
Mrs. Jesse Donnally entertained
Thursday in honor Of the guests OF
Mrs +. w. Sims. Mrs. Il. q. James
and Mrs. Mary Hunter. OF Rich
mond.
Miss Melinda Caperton. Of Rich
mnnd. is spending some time at the
h0m" Of Mrs. \. 7. Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford and Miss
Mildred Thompson. of Norfolk. who
nav" been the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. H. Q. Dickinson. loft Wcdnes-
day To visit relatives in f'ulpeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w Wright,
"f Wayneshoro. are spending some
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27

time in Louisa at The home of J. T..
Mass!e.
Mrs. l.. Rrand~r and Mrs
irac- Feronri Jeff last week to visit
friends IN Highland Park. Del.
Il. - Gwathm.y. Of Richmond
spent several days In Louisa las,
week ii, Ben ,:hoil."
Mrs. Il. II. Wilson. of k-yaville
"h" has been visiting relatives in
louisa. has returned to her home.
MTS Robert u. Kemp. Of HlcA-
m"nd. l. spending souc time at
SchOnhrrg'
Richard Il Davis. Of Hampton. Is
mere on Visit TO his grandparents.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Reid Wills
ON Tuesday lawn party was
given at the home OF Mrs II. w.
Porter for the benefit OF the Chris
tan Church.
An Interesting entertainment. in
Guiding vocal and piano selections
ana character reci1a;;ons, was given
at kalona" last week 10y the guests
Of Miss Minnie BAKER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
N A>D orr or rowS.

Nr and Mrs " Meade Addison
a"i Misses Marvare, and Anne Al
d on are spending come time IN At.
l,u'r city
Misses Fannie Rrown. Edna
Powell Hazel Brown. ThoIna Sims
and Fran@ie Brown have returned
from motor trip 10 blackstone.
"n"r" they attended house party
Tor w""k. given by Mrs. Harvie
Wcpb.
Mrs. l.. p sims. Mrs. F.. ". Brown
and Ms. cora Piikinton are visiting
relatives IN Blackstone.
Nj. ard Mrs n J. Martin and 1T
s IT, daughter ~ this city. are xcend-
iuS som" time with Mrs, BETTY
Booker G!inn q, hnr home at the
University OF Virginia
Misses Blanche and Mabel Dan
forth vii return tn Richmond Mon
day. sftcr spending this week in
Nsw York
Mr., p. q Harris. ~ 3ao3 Nor,h
Avenue, 10 spending some time a,
tns Exchange Hu,"i. Gordonsvtne
Mr.. and Mr-. i e. D"Wi,t Mis-.
Earn Dewitt and john Dewitt: have
returned :" their home on Barton
Avenue. after camping trip near
Wet Point.
Mr. and Mrs I. V Hughes. o, $500
North Avenue. nav" moved to their
now home al Fairfield.
j. g. Cruup and son. Wallace
trnUp. who have been visiting reI.
t'v"S In King and queen county.
nav" returned TO their nome on Rose
Avenue.
Mrs Glayd- TIL. Robertson LEI,
~ day for nor HON" In Eas, ST.
Louis. after visit 10 Miss Emma
Gsrc!n.
Mrs George T. Waite and children.
Elizabeth ana George. Jr. have r.-
turned 20 their home on Griffin Ave-
nn" after visi, TO relatives a,
Herrdon.
Mrs. \. j. Davis. Who has been
visiting nor parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Armstrong Of o2lO Barton
Avenue, nae returned to her home
IN LynchhurT
Miss kathryn Andrews. Miss Ber-
tina An,honS, Mrs George Dewey Gil
hcr, and Mrs. John J. Collins are
at Alton FOR sevoral weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
CaIonne| Good
but Next Dose
may SaIivate
1t is Mercury, Quicksilver,
Shocks Liver and Attacks
Your Bones

Calomel sailva:lor ~ horrible. IL
svcllS tho tongue. loos.nS the teeth
aud starts rheumatism. There's no
reason why person should take
Eicken.ag. salivatinE Caiom"l when \
few cents buys A larS. bottle OF bod
sons Liver Tone--.a perfect 7uhsti-
tute for calomel II Ia q pleas nj
reSeta bic liquid which VIII start :our
liver just a. surely aS caipmel. but /,
doesn't maze you sick and cannot
ealivate.
Caiomcl Is dangerous drug. be-
sldes II may make You feel weak. sick
and nauscatcd tomorrow. Don't lose
lays work. Take a spoonful oil
Dodson's Liver Tone instead and you
Will wake up feeling great. 20 salts
necessary Your druEEjst says IL you
don't find podson's Liver Tone acts
better than treacherous calomel your
money is waiting for you.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27


WINCHESTER VA. Aug 2s
Genera Julian s Carr. "f North
carolina, commandments hl.f Of tho
tnii"d CONCENTRATE Veterans. expects
:" attend tho annual convention and
reunion ~ Tn" Grand Camp Of Wiz
:tuia in Winchester on Angus, 2s.SI
according 10 word received today
from Colonel incicn W Powell Of
i'nr""llviil". Va aid on General,
''arrs staff Th" commandments
chief y Is understood. VIII attend
~ visitor, hut no viii Re accorded
. reception aud all honors betting
his rank
Many social func,i"ne arc being
planned for the Virginia veterans
inlet ~ which VIII no reception
on Wednesday, evening a. IN. resi-
d"nre ~ Captain George " Kur,z
commander ~ Turner AShhv Camp
ms city. and on. N tho two or ,hrc.
-Hrvirlns omnissionod officers Of
m" famous Stnn.waii Brigade
Tn" grand camp meetings Will he
held in tn" American Legion build
Ing, nom" ~ Robert Y Conrad po,t.
80. -. Tho Winchester fair will H..
IN progress at the time, and ali vet
Grams wearing uniforms or badges