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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-03
HOG Cholera Prex.,..

WINCH ESTER. VA. Inv /, 49,
cholera, regarded as the da.dIi..
animal maladies. has made ~.
pearance In Clarke County and b..
All but wiped out large herd owned
by Robert Rust, living southeas, =,
Berryville. No general spread Of m.
dissase IL reported from that local.
lty. but II Is feared other swine
nerds may he attacked before m.
disease is checked Many farmer,
living In the vicinity OF the Ru,t
farm are having their hogs lnocu.
lated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-03
CHICAGO GIRLS TO
PLAY IN PETERSBURG

PETERSBURG. VA. July Eth.
american Athletic Girls. Of Chicago.
VIII cross bats with a picked team,
from Petersburg, on the afternoon Of
July Ia. a. Mckenzie Street Park. ac-
cordins To an announcement made by
w. a. Carnes. physical director OF
the Y. NJ. c. A.
The Chicago team IL touring the
country. and fast game is expect
cd here. The lineup Of the loca!
team has not yet been announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-03
smith Take. Po.t-omc..

PETERSBURG. VA. July 2.-Rev.
G. @. Smith. OF Richmond. Va. ar
rived In the city thi. morning to
take up his new passionate at the
West End Baptist Church. Mr..
smith liz well known in Petersburs
and viii succeed Rev. r. c. Primm
VIII" recently resigned TO accent the
pastora'e OF the Second Baptist
church. Washington, d. C..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-03

ASIIEN Ih'E. =. G.. July 2.-The
SwaiI"wins or a peanut, which
lodged in his windpip.. is believed
10 nave caused the death nf Raw
"e'Is. j years old. who died today
~ local hospital. An operation
was performed on the child in an
"nor, to save his life when /, w.s
evident that infection set In. pneu
monia soon developed when III.
child suffered relapse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-03
70 Person. r.usht tn swim

q EHSBURG. VA, July a.
seventy Ave persons out OF 1ia vera
taught to swim at Wilcox Lake la,
week. WHARF, free swimming Ie.,ons
We're given under the dirrc,ions a,
w. a. Carnes. physical director Of
'he r. N. c. A. Ths free lessons Will
continue every Monday and Thurs.
ody Tor the entire summer months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-03
Annninf MIsa IiarreH

LYNCH BURG. VA. July miss
Lizzie Harvey. principal OF tn. John
Wyatt school here. has been made
principal Of the new Riverside School.
fourteen-room building to he omen.
ed At the beginning ~ the public
schools in September for the 1922
1929 term
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-03
Mrs. Ford Die. ,paa.,,u

Jetersrilie. Va. July 2.-Mrs. Cal
win :. Ford. OF Jetersville. died sud
"cniy IN local hospital Saturdas,
morning. She waa formerly Miss NJ
Kate Childress. Mrs. Ford IL su:-
vived hy. her husband. ak chniren
and several brothers and sisters,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-03
JameA l.. Ennna

PDTDRsBURG. VA. July a.
'es -. Fuaua. weli-known drug.
Fist. died Friday night at ,1.an
o'clock at the Petersurp Ho.r,,o,
after . orisf Illness. He wassa v.srs
Old The ramains. will be taken 10
Dayton. Ya- for intermen
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-12
ANOTHER BORDER DREAM

 official Dispatch tcay predicting that would
  had
  and schemng split failed
  troubles.
 Now the Republican Dispatch that part crete facts which include They're still and there will be the slightest Review Democratic Dispatch in Republican editorial many After reading the the border derng they written while prevailed Sonora
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-12

Ireland troops that tho Tommies having difficulty breaking ol the habit
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-12
SHERLOCK HOLMES AND SPIRITS

,R ARTHUR arrived America, Sunday, and will visit
 attacking Yankee skcpcism regarding pirusm For S6 Sir Arthur has made pasm Today convinced that he has complete know edge the hereafter
 sherlock Holiness endeared himself to millions His received with interest Undoubtedly will listen lectures spritualsm.
 Sptuaism has for generally the subject for jokes and skepesu
 departed priual studied o| world claimed talked with spirits That the principal ualm while interesting topic is doubted by tue majority.
 Without dculug his beliefs there Americans material usI For when Arthur life he wrote books that brought non he his Sherlock Holiness stories and the study spsm ceased millions paaively small O
 Sir Arthur will doubt find his America whp be meets abous sherlock omcs" than Ahus with other
 fighting British troops in Eriu that tho Tomme having difficult breaking themselves the habit.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-12
SI91I ASAHoTcAINSoN

Mona had written of it in ringing words She flushed in beautiful ar dor of the enthusiasm she joined with Sabre's at his opening words of their meeting: but she ended with a sad little laugh. And them" she said.
 What do you meana Mona, And then'?"
 She took letter from her bag. "I only got this this morning just as I was coming away. It's in reply to the one 1 wrote him about his V. c. Oh, Marko, so splendid, so utterly splendid as he is, and then to be like this. Look, he says he's just got leave and he's going to spend it in Paris. One of his women is there. That Mrs Winfred. He's taken up with her again. He says, Poor thing. She's all alone in Paris. l know how sorry you will feel for her, and l feel I ought to go and look after her. know you will agree with me. I'll tell. her you sent me. That wi amuse and please her so.'
 She touched her eyes with her handkerchief. Tt rather hurts, Mar ko It's not that I mind his going. It's just what would he do. But it's the way he tells me. He just says it like that deliberately because he knows it will hurt. So utterly splen- did, Marko, and so utterly graeeless." She gave her little note of sadness again. Utterly splendid! Look, this is all he says about his V. C., Isn't this fine and isn't it like him? He says, P. $. Yes, that V. c. business. You know why 1 got it, don't you? It stands for Very Cautious, you know"
 They laughed together Yes, like him! Tybar exactly! Sabre could see him writing the letter. Delight ing sayiHg words that would hurt; delighting in his own whimsiciality that would amusc. Splendid; airy. un- touched by fear; untouched by thought; fearless, faithless, needless. graceless. Fortunes darling; invest cd in her robe of mockery.
 Nona's laughter ended in a little catch at her breath. He touched her arm. Lets walk, Mona"
 III
 He thought she was looking thin and done up. Her face had rather a drawn look, it's soft roundness gone He thought she never had looked so beautiful to him. Sue spoke to him of what she had tried to say in her letters of his disappointments in offering himself for service. Never had her sweet voice sounded so ex. quisitely tender to him. They spoke of the war Never, but in tbcir let ters. had he been able thus 10 give his feelings and receive them, touched with the same perceptions. kindlcd and enlarged, back into his sympa- thies again
 He shook his head, not trusting himself to look at her. He said,, You. Not I. Anyone can know the right thing But strength to do it. Strength flows out of you to me. It always has. [ want it more and more. I shall want it. Things are difficult. Sometimes Ivera !frihhtful feeling that things are sCl6Smg in on me. There's ShcllcJSs Ode to the West Wind. It makes mel don't know wrought up. And sometimes I've the feeling that and towards that frightful cry at the end, 'O' Wind, if winter comes :? He stopped He said, Give me your handkerchief to keep, Mona Something of your own to keep.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-12

There will be strength in it for me to help me hold on to the rest--to believe it. If Winter comes-Can Spring be far behind?'"
 She touched her handkerchief to her lips and gave it to him.
 "
 Sabre had always thought Bright Effie would be wonderful with old Mrs. Perch. He wrote long letters to Young Perch, telling him how much more than wonderful Bright Fife was. Fife mothered Mrs. Perch and managed her and humored her in a way that not even Young Perch himself could have bettercd.
 Marvellous Effiel Sabre used to think; and of course 1t was because her astounding fund of humor was ba5ed upon her Rll-embracing capacity for love. Sabre liked immensely the half-whispered talks with her while Mrs. Perch dozed in her chair Effie was always happy.
 One evening he asked her d most extraordinary question, shot out Of him without intending it, discharged out of his questioning thoughts as by hidden spring suddenly touched by gropipg fingers,
 "Effie, do you love God?"
 Her surprise seemed to him to be more at the thing he had asked than at it's amazing unexpectedness aud amaZipg irrelevancy. "Why. of course I do, MT. Sabren
 Why do you2"
 She said in simple wopderment, as one asked what had the sun to do with light, or whether water was wet, Why God is love"
 He stared at her.
 The second Christmas of the war came. The evening before the last day of the old Year was to have given Sabre rare pleasure to which he had been immensely looking for ward. He was to have spent it with MT. Fargus. The old chess and acros- tic evenings hardly ever happened now. It was to have been real long evening; but it proved not very long.
 At ten o'clock profound gymnastics of the mind in search of hidden word beginning with c and ending with l were interrupted by the entry VI bhS Lldiu. lCdSb3 MI. OdDIGs l think it's for you, MT. Sabre"
 For me? Who on earth--?"
 He opened it. He did not recognize the writing on the envelope. He un- folded it. Alb!
 "Freddie's killed Please do come at once. think she's dymg.-E. B."
 CHAPTER VII 1
 tIc was alone in the room where Mrs. Perch lay-nOt even Fife. Cue o'clock. This war;
 The doctor had been and was con- ing again in the morning. There was nothing to be done, he had said; just watch her
 Watch her? How long had he been standing at the foot of the huge bed the biggest bell he had 5eyeriS seen Y aud what wis there tu watch? "Siuk. ing the doctor had said. In process here before bis eyes, but not to be soen by them, awful and mysterious things Death with practiced fingers about his awful and mysterious sur. sery of separating the spirit from the flesh. the soul from tho body tho in. curruptihlo from Che Corruptiblo.
 But young Perch was dead. Young
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-12

theatre last night The vaudeville acts were of the best and the Olvera Brothers proved that they are mas- ters of the marimbaphone. Habeta did a good juggling act and Kaliki- ka's Hawaiian troupe showed that the southern race knows how to render the best in music.
 The picture program headed by Bryant Washburn and Anna May in the Paramount feature, "An Amateur Devil" was fine and Irving Cum mings in one of his latost mounted police stories, Jules of the River" delighted all who enjoy the romantic tales Of the northwoods. The Inter national News has all exceptional showing of the new Pope blessing the multitude in front of the Vatican.
 This clever three hour shoE will again be the attraction at the Eagle theatre for tonight and then will be transferred over to the Central thea Ire for Thursday night showing. The picture starts at six md the vaude- vile acts take the stage at eight fif- teen.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-12
A CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK

VopNG Theodore Roosevelt vigorously opposing attempts to reduce the
  sential for the a
 accomplished be foolish Washington meeting automatically banhed the abolition of international time whether direction peace the would uldI further for will the other nations pcio1s cf make drastic justified in maintaining sufficient efficiently ships that she will
  taken and that Irety Jr
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-12

sound of her moaning was terrible to him. That inhabitant of this her body had done its preparations and now stood at the door in the dark ness, very frightened. It wanted to go-back. It had been very accustomed to being here. 1t could not go back. The door was shutting. It stood and shrank and whimpered there. -.
 Oh, terrible! Beyond endurance, agonizing. It was old Mrs Perch that stood there whimpering, shrinking, upon the threshold of that huge abyss, wide as space, dark as night. It was no spirit. It was just that very feeble Mrs. Perch with her moving lips. Look here, Young Perch would never allow her even to cross road with out himi How in pity was she to take this frightful step? He twisted up all hls emotions into an appeal of tre- mendous intensity Young Perch! Come here! Your mother! Young Perch, come here!"
 Telling it, once, to Mona, he said, 'I don't know what happened. They talk about self-hypotism. Perhaps it was that. 1 know I made a most frightful effort saying Young Perch. I had to. I could see her-that poor terrified thing. Something had to be done. Someone had to so to her. l said it like. in nightmare, bursting to get out of it, Young Perch. Come here Anyway, there it is, Mona. heard them. It was imagination. of course. But I heard them"
 He heard, Now then, MotherI Don't be frightened Here 1 am, Mother. Come on, Mother. One Step, Mother. Only one. I can't reach you You must take just one step. Look, Mother, here's my hand. Can't you see my hand?"
 Now Mother, l tell you it isn't. Do just trust me. Do just come"
 T daren't Freouie. cant, Freddie. l can't. I cant"
 You must. Mother, you must. Look, look, here am. It's I, Freddie. Don't cry Mother. Just trust yourself entirely to me. You know how you always can trust me. Look, here's my hand. Just one tiny step aud you vill touch it. I know you feel i'll, daring Mother, You won't any more, once you touch my hand. But cant come any nearer. dearest. You must. You -. An, brave, beloved Mother-now!"
 He heard Effie's voice, "Oh, she's dead! she's dead!"
 Dead? He staredi upon her dead face. Where was gone that mask? Whence had come this glory? That inhabitant of this her body, in act of going had looked back. and it's look had done this thing. It had closed t.le door upon ruined house, ana looked, and left temple. It had de- parted from beneath q mask, and masked now was beautified
 Young Perchi
 (contlnued in Our Next lssue)
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-12
MONIES
"Devotion"

The Prince of Wales! His Excel 1ency comes once more to the fore ground in the Associated Producers production, Devotion" starring Ha- gel Dawn, which comes to the Lyric theatre today. The Prince, lionized by a throng of we'll known society people, is caught witnessing the Horse Show at Madison Square Gar den, where an unusual number of striking scenes were filmed for the pI oduction. The story was written and produced under the supervision of A. J. Bimberg.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-12
ARE YOU DOING YOUR PART?

OUGLAS looking over ~ o a municipal swimming pool District of the things chamber make mo which to live.
 swimming district
 
  accomplish will everybody the entire district
 order benefit all the people must the of all he  contributing
 
 sufficient out n will individual that city community No help r
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-12

Perch was killed It was real. He was here. This war!
 II
 He felt very cold. He moved from the bed and replenished the fire and crouched beside it.
 There was some strange sound in the room. He had dozed in a chair. Some strange sound, or had he i'm agined it? He sat up tensly and lis tened. It was her breathing, a harsh and labored sound. He stepped quick ly to the bed and looked and then ran into the passage and called loudly, ''Effie! Effie!"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-12
Cafe Owner, Tal.red
 and Feathered; He
 Blames KIansmen

PHOENIX, Ariz., Apr. H. Peter Condos, a cafe owner, acting on in- structions of persons who represent ed themselves as members of the Ku .Klux Klan, he said, entered the office of the Arizona Republican, Phoenix morning newspaper, shortly before midnight, and declared he had been whipped and tarred and feathered. His face and upper body still were with tar and he exhibited welts on his back.
 Condos said his assailants, who were masked and robed, explained they were punishing him for an at tack on girl. He recently was fined in court on this charge. he admitted.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-12

Manufacture of cotton thread has been an industry at Pawtucket, R. l., for the last 125 years.
 Many hospitals, schools and relief organizations in France are operated by women.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-12

Frightening, terribe. agonizing. He was kneeling on one side of the bed, Effie at the other. The extreme mo- ment was come to her that lay be- tween them. She was moaning. He bowed his face into his hands. The
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-12

Eagle Vaudeville It was a pleased crowd that enjoyed the big triple program at the Eagle
Glas svobode., 1922-10-03
IA INOZEMCE POTUJOCE v
KANADO.

Splosno pravilo ie, da morajo
imeti inozemci, ki prihajajo V
Zdruzene drzave, potni list svoje
drzave, opremlien vizumom ame-
riSkega konzula; lie drzavljani ne
katerih sosednih ameriskih dezel
so oproSceni cd dolznosti potnega
hsta. Sedai ie predsednik Zdruze-
nih drzav ukazom, ki je stOpil v
veljavo dne l. septembra, uvedel
iste olaisave glede onih inozemcev
kateresibodi narodnosti, nastanje-
nih Zdruzenih drzavah, XII odpo-
tujejo V Kanado, Kubo, Mehiko
ali kako drugo sosedno amerisko
dezelo. Ako Sc isti vrnejo tekom
Sestih mesecev po svoiem odhodu,
Sc Jim nj treba izkazati potnim
listom in vizrmom.
To ie vazno zlasti "a one roJake-
drzavljane, ki hoceio odpotovati v
Kanado ma kratek obisk.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-03
Ma 49 zGlGZlical
OStalG zGlGZliGarSka
plata 20 StarGn,
Zeleznice so opustile misel ma zni
zanje delavskih mezd. = DELAY
ci pravijo, da so zmagall ma
cell crti. - Osemurni de-
lavnik obdrzan.

Zapadne zeleznice so Sc vceraJ
seStale Chicagu ma posvet z de.
lavskimi voditelii. Ma tenn posve-
tovanju ie Slo "a znizanje DELAY.
skin mezd, katero znizanje bi "a
delo izprevodnike III zavirace. To.
da zeleznice so Sc uklonile DELAY
skemu odporu, in dosezen je bil
dogovor, po katerem ostanejo dc.
lavske place Sc emo leto pri sta
rem. Osemurni delavnik bo obdr-
Fan, in delavci bodo dobili plaza
no nadurno delo pO poldrugem ca
Su.
Eksekutive devetinStiridesetil
zeleznic zapadnega omrezja so bi-
lie zastopane ma konferenci Lee.
jem, XII je glavni predsednik bra
tovSGine zelezniSkih zaviracev, ir
pa z glavnim predsedmikom zelez
niSkih izprevodnikov.
Sporazum podpiSejo, kakor pri
cakujejo, Sc to iutro. Zeleznicar
ska voditelia sta ga predlozila
snoei svojim liudem priporoei
lom, maj ga odobre.
Sporazum ie bill sestavljen po
tenn, ko so zeleznice umaknile pr
zveznem zelezniSkem delavskem
odseku peticiio "a mezdno zniza
ME in izpremembe V delavskil
razmerah.
Predsednik Lee je oznacil ts
Sporazum "a popolno zmago svojil
MOI. Oba predsednika odideta '
6etrtek Washington namenom
da dosezeta podoben sporazum
juznovzhodnimi zeleznicami.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-03
NOV BOZ IA VOJASKI BONUS
MA PRIHODNJEM KON-
GRESNEM ZASEDANJU.

Po washingtonskih vesteh je ma
znanil Fordney, ki je nacelnik po-
slanskemu odseku "a pota in sred-
stva, da hoGe uvesti poslanski
zbornici novo zakonsko osnovo "a
vojaSki bonus, brzko Sc sestane
kongres. Hkrati je izjavil tudi Sc
nator McCumiber, ki ie naeelnil
finanGnega odseka, da BIO senatu
uvedena podobna predloga.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-03
ZvEZNI JETNIKI KUHAJO
zGANJE v JECI.

Nashville. = Da je dobiti tud
DO zveznih ietnisnicah Judi, XII Sc
posveeajo izdelovanju sladke vod
Ike ali munsaina, ie bilo dokazane
veerai, ko so dognali, da sta v]ad
ma ietnika Joe Weaver in Bert
Grimes V jeci V Clarksville dal!
casa kuhala visko. Krusne drobti.
ne in drugi jedilni preostanki, po
mesani S sirupom, ia mesanica j
ma ie bila "a kaso, IL katere sta s.
pripravljala ''presladko pijaci
Glas svobode., 1922-10-03
BRYAN OBHAJAL OBLET-
NICO.

Znani apostol ameriSke suSe in
posmrtnega veSelja Mr.. Bryan je
obhajal osemintridesetletnicO svo,
iega zakonskega zivljenja Mrs
w. J. Bryan ma domu njune hce'
re Mrs. Richard L. Hargrave
Los Angelesu. Zbranih je bilo mad
sto gostov, a vina menda nist
pravnic okusili, kakOr ie to nava-
da oh takih. prilikah.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-03
1rgOVCi in 0brtliki
Sc ZalimajO "a laSO
SlaVlOStlO iZdajO.
Mnogi nasi zastopniki nam poro-
cajo, da prav pridno nabirajo
narocnike "a naSo slavnostno
izdaio tega ista.

"Glas Svobode" izide OBJ priliki
svoje dvaisetletnice ma 16 stra-
neh! To sporocilo Sc je bliskoma
razneslo po vseh slovenskih nasel-
,bfnah Sirom Zdruzenih draw, in
vsi napredni rojaki in rojakinie
Sc odtlei zivahno pomenkujejo o
nasi slavnostni izdaji.
NaSi zastopniki so Sc nemudoma
lotih della. Priceli so takoj nabira-
ii narocnike "a slavnoStno izdajo,
Skoro danzadnem prejemamo po-
rocila o njihnih rlspellih. In to mas
navdaja z upanjem, da bo nasa
slavnostna izdaja tiskana toliks-
nem Stevilu nvodov kakor Sc no.
ben slovenski list V Ameriki.
NaSa poroeila o tenn 50 zbudila
zivahno zanimanie "a slavnostno
izdaio med naSimi slovenski1ni tr-
govci in obrtniki, ker pac ne ma
raio zamuditi prilike, ki Sc jim
ponuja, da oglasiio svoja podjetja
v slavnostni izdaii nasega lista
dne 27. oltobra.
Vprasujeio mas po ceni, kiJo bo-
mo raGunali "a oglase Ob>tisti prl-
liki. TO mas navdaja upanjem,
da bo slavnostna Ndaja opremlje-
ma velikim Steyilom slovenskih
oglasov.
In to ie prav, zakaj, oglas ina
dvojen pomen "a tistega, ki ga da
priobeiti.
Prvic izvedo naSi citatelji "a
niegevo podjetje ter naroce pr
njem svoie tozadevne potrebsclne
Oglas mu pomnoM stevilo odJe-
malcev, a lie trgovec, ki ina veil
ko odjemalcev, ie uspesen, Dru'
gie pa izvedo drugi ljudie, ola nj
so naI rojaki'samo delavski trpi-
nj, nego tudi trgovci in obrtniki
kar posebno uvazuie ameriSka
javnost.
Ia mas ie oglas velike vredno
, sti, zakai, brez MEGA bi skoro no.
ben slovenski list Amerikl ne
mogel izhaiati. A narod, h nina
listov, ki nina literature, smatra
svet "a mani vrednega tovarisa '
koncertu liudstev ma zemlT.
IL tega lahko sklepate vsi trgov-
ci in obrtniki. da vrSite oglaSa-
MEM svoiih podjetii tro1no nalo,
go: q oglasom pomagate sebi, Ii
/ stu in svoiemu narodu.
To mai podzge vsakega nasega
trgovca in obrtnika, da DO dal pri-
obeiti-eglas svoiega podjetja '
naSi slavnostni izdaii.