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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
FIFTY PLAYERS ENTER
FOR GOLF TOURNAMENT
Qualifying Rounds Start To.
day-COntinuc All Next
Week.

PETERSBURG. VA, Sept. %
FIFTY players have entered their
names for tho golf tournament, ~ the
Petersburg Country Club. which will
b" hold October 2 TO :. Qualifying
rounds VIII he played starting sat
urday and all OF mex, eek rlay will
he FOR eighteen holes. and all op-
p"nents can play their qualir,in ing at
any time they wish. with tho prn-
Niso tina; they notify tho officials
h"f"r" IN" start "f the ,ruuud
scores are 10 l." certified 10y on
r"n"nts Media! play nill lie for
Gig ht"cn holcS
rhe following ar" tho entries rc-
""iv"d NJ :" today: Charles T.: pluis-
m"r. j. Sp"oner Epps benjamin i.
kinscv. G. - Barksdal ". II.
Mann. Jr. s. L Mitchell John s..
Allison. Dr. r. l., McGill. r. VI Cary.
j Dunn Martin, porter stewart. Dr
Fred a. Gll. Is Tucker. Charles
Lewis. 9. u. Seward. r L. Maclin.
Jr.. y. J.. Seward. Donald l.. Wecms.
Robert ". Strange. pr Louis Pill
cher Thomas Whyte, Hubert ":atling
w W. T"wncs. r. =. Toun.s. Rob
ert Mckenn"y, K. ". GIN. T.. II. Gin.
~. - Spratlcy, s ". Green. il. T.
:. Parkinson. H. II. Wells. T.. EiEcn-
hrun, DIT William e. Mpunaw. Or
W. H. Mcllwaine. 4 a. Martin. w.
II. Colo, I. +. Heath. Jr. ". NJ Eden.
j. n. Howard. n r. Cooper. Or NJ
g. Fields. J ". Ferroll. /. n. R.achv.
Jim Titus. Mr.. Sou'h"r. Harvey So
ward. Robert boswell. Or w r
Hoy. A p Moods and Dr. G. r.
Baskerville
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
PRIVATE DETECTIVES
ACCUSED OF PERJURY
Pittsylvania Grand Jury In.
diets Men, Result of Gret.
ma Charges.
Especial TO Tho Times-Dispatch. !

i'Tf'''6A ~ n' plSnatCn
bASNll.IE VA. Sep, :2.-The
Pi,tsylvania Grand jury. which for
rs" days has been Investigating al
I"r"d lawl'Ssn'sS at Gr"ina during
IN" trial 81 liquor Gases bcfor. Two
""II"" magistrates. resulted in pre-
sentiments heinz made shortly before
noon today
Th" grand jury presented a writ
ton report In which the good name"
~ Gretns was cleared n. well n.
those men against whom liquor la ~
collation. warrants were Issued on
N" strength OF evidence worked M
by X. q. Thompson and J. ~ Dunn.
detectives from North Carolina. who
yer" retained "a work there
Thompson ana Dunn w.r" both in
Tas said this afternoon that the
county authorities would make M
effort 10 have the men arrested or
"1tradited The warrants aill re
pigennhoied. a nd ~ the two men ap.
pear In that locality. viii h. served.
The grand jurys report passed on
the examination OF perhaps thirty
t"e witnesses branded a. false IN.
story Appearing in the papers a.
given ny the ~" detectives and cor
roborated hv stat. prohibition ON
GERS and county ofNciait The docu-
ment prevented today was in the
natur. of blanket disavnwal ~ ali
IN. detectives mad said about tho
hostile demonstration and threats to
irnch them.
Tn" report was not surprise. for
h-f"r" the grand jury appeared with
80 dccis!on II had come b"fo-. the
court and asked JudEr Turner Glenn
'nt y II had tho right 10 indict the
Ulcers for perjury. The court re-
piled afhrnativ"l,. and Ia. jury re-
'lred, only 10 come out short while
later pith lis rnIingS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
SELL $4,000 MILLING
PLANT AT AUCTION

rt1ERSBIi.i. VA. sept. % The
virginia Consolidated Milling Con-
pany. with all real and personal
property. was sold - public auction
mis- morning for tl,U."0G 20 q; G.
Wright ard r. 4 liar'ley Tho sail"
included land sitUai"d nrtw"-n TN"
\orfulH and Western Railroad CON
n"mnhtiuu. partially IN the city. m
eluding the min machinery. hrtuT.>
etc, "nd ether personal property
constituting tho plant OF the roca
unntaS MillS. alro siI lots ON Bat
'"rs-A street and q tract uf laud IN
Chesterfield County between tn.
river Rohd and IN" river and the
'IHd In the .tppnnstirh River con
~ls'.up OF two and one quarter acres.
iu" property vas SOLID under \
jed 90 trus; C"ny-y-d 1" the Inter
NatIona! Trust company. with lii.
I!ansinS Trust and Mortgage Com
p~nN trustees
Harrison * Dyer were tn" auc-
.i"i"'r- for ih- sHl- today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
Says Ca|omeI
SaIivates and
Loosens Teeth
The Very Next Dose OF this
Treacherous Drug may
Start Trouble
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


lou Ei..s ""A; csiome. "a
mercury: quicksilver. CalOmel Is dan
Kerous. IL crashes into sour bile like
dynamite. crampinB and sickeninS
you. Caiomel attacks the bones ana
should never be out into your sys-
tenn.
II you feel billions. headachy. con-
stipated and all knocked out. just go
to your druggist and get a bottle OF
Dodson's Liver Tone for few cents.
which IN harmless vegetable sub
stitute for dangerous calomei. Take
a spoonful and II II doesn't start your
liver and straiShten you up better
and quicker than nasty calomeI and
without making you sick. you just
go back and get your money.
Don't take calomel! il makes you
sick the next day: IL loses you a
days work. Dodson's Liver Tone
straiBhtens you right up and you
feel great. No salts necessary. Give
II TO the children because IL is per-
te0.y harmless and can not salivate.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
ALL RECORDS BROKEN
At WILLIAM AND MARY
More Than 800 Students At
tend Ancient College
This Year.
MANY Ann TURNED AWAY
Anniversary Of Birth Of Chief Jusfir~
Marshall WIZ lie Obsrrrrd Tomor-
row. With John Garland Pollard
Speaker.

Especial to The Timrs-Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG VA. Sept ~
Moro than 500 students will hav.
enrolled for the 22sth session OF tho
Collage Of William and Mary by Mon
DAY. according TO Indications Avail
able buildings In williamsburg have
been remodeled into dormitori.s and
facilities In private homes are almost
exhausted
Dr J. a. e. Chandler pr..iden, ~
the college, states that tho applira-
lions OF approximately 5oo sIrl. hav.
been REACTED, dus to lack ot dormi-
tory room ~ 10 Estimated that IN.
freshman class alon. will total over
500
Tho formal opening NJ IN. coll.r.
vi! tax. place on Monday noon.
September %. on n. cannu. and
addresses Will h. made hy Or. Chand
l'r and Or Johr Garland Pollard.
professor Of Virginia government. 4
feature 81 IN" occasion a-,ll h. tn.
formal procession Of The FACULTY.
a''ir"d On cay ami CORN
As H"ndav september a. Is the
l'P'h anni""rEars of IN. hir,h 81
rui"t Jueric" Iohr Marshau pr
Pollard viii XIV" .ulogy OF III.
u" and s"rvir. % tho grca, JurI.,
J. Pollard is uembor ~ IN. i.ach-
I'E IAN ~ IN" Marshall Wyth.
".h"pI 81 Government ana ,'i,izcn-
mp in+ "s'a oli.hm.n, ~ which At
NiIIair and Mary has created much
JOY crest throughout to. country
n" ''h'n"iS Of IN" l. NJ. G. \
nnd 'h' ". c. a viii tender 70
'fp'Inn - ~" students and mcmnnr.
g i7' 'a's.'" on Tu"sdat evening.
.".'.sut"r 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
SnuinrI VI. Williams.

No'pHTo' k. VA. Sept. 22-Fn.
i'Fa! services for Samuel MarShoil
Williams -, were held Wednesday
rom me home OF his mother Mrs
S"'h" Tower Williams. IN Broadway.
VT "'i'aihs di"d suddenly Monday
from stroke OF apopi.xy. He was
a son OF Samuel G. Williams = 10,
in'r pre- mincnt citizen of Woodstock
and memb6r Of an old and aris,o
cratic family. For number ~
years toy resided in Richmond 4,
IN" time of his death Mr. willinms
was postmaster AT Broadway He is
survived ny mis- mother. one dauch
ter MISS Frances Williams: two sons
David and samuel Williams. Of Hunt
inGtcn w. Va, one sister. Mrs Lucy
.mith. and four brothers. George ana
William Williams, Of Broadway. and
Samue! and Louis Williams. Of Hunt
ingfon. W. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
WOODSTOCK CITIZEN is
KILLED IN ACCIDENT
Especial to The Tim.s-Di.pa,cbl

Especial To The Times Dispatch
WOODSTOCK. VA. Sept 22-The
funeral Of Herbert Chilcott was held
Thursday from tho homo OF hi.
mother. Mrs. Peasants Chiffon, OF
near Woodstock. MIR. Chilco,t who
was native Of Woodstock, was
killed in an accident at lockwood
Pa. when huge rock fell from
car. striking him on tn. top Of the
head and crushing his skull His
body reached Woodstock Wednesday,
Ha had just returned 10 his work
Hft"- visit I" his mother near
Woodstock. n" is survived Nv his
mother. his vito. Mrs Della u. chill
colt. four children and the follow
.pg brothers and sisters william
fh!l"ott. OF lockwood Pa Fiovd.
~ Winchester. and Arthur. az near
Woodstock: Mrs. Carter Hahn. "f
Winchester. Mrs. 10y Miller. Of CO.
ln'nbia Furnace, and Ms Doris
KILLER. "f stephens city. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
and
Dyspepsia
Overcome

Victims Of stomach trouble. indi-
costi"n. dyspepsia and their allied
complaints find Tanlac an .Ncr-r.ady
Sourc" "f relief and comfort Thou
sands OF p""pI" everywhcr" have re-
found tn" JOYS ~ health by it's use
after everything els. they tried had
failed. Mrs ". -. HARROW. OF 20 Fell
ham Ave. Sch"olf"id. Va. says:
Il don't h"licv" anybody could SUI
fer with Indigestion any worse than
did ANA liv" through il ait. Tan:a-
restored my health perfectly. can
never repay tho debt OF gratitude |
owe IT,"
Tanlac helps TN" stomach digest the
food properly and eliminate waste.
Soon the Who'll. system is built up.
the blood is purified. and the entire
body takes on new tone. vitality and
energy. Get a bottle today and start
On the road TO health. For sale by
all good druggists.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23

That clogged-up condition you call
only constipation" grows worse the
more you purge yourself with violent
explosive cathartics- 1t fills your blood
with the poisons which cause liver
trouble, Bright's disease and bladder
disease, and invites the infections
which cause rheumatism, neuralgia
and neuritis.
Here is some news you will be glad
to hear. The leading organize 80 of
research chemists in America las re-
Gently discovered a new remedy called
SOFoS. 1t is totally different from the
violent cathartics; it is a soothing IN
festival bath which carries with it the
natural body f1uids-nature's own
cleaners of the stomach, ntestines,
liver and kidneys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
Funeral Of Mrs M,u,..,,,r

'UHr'al SERVICES f,r Mr.. Ii.I,.n
Mons Gou"r, widow %; .;enru. Mr.
us Montgomery. who died at IN.
nom" 90 nor daughter. Mrs II n
h'h#ud, 23ls Rosewood Avenue. YES
rd"y, win b. conducted from tho
I'M" TINS afternoon at $40 o'clock
EUr.hl VIII he IN Hollywood Mrs
won 'G"m"rl is survived by three
"uzni"rs, Mrs q. H. Richardson. OF
Ncrf"nsvill., Mrs H. r. Holland
H Richmond. and Mrs A. q. Har-
"o'c jr 81 henbigh. Va. and one
S'h. J'>'ph e. MONTGOMERY. Of Rich
""n "ii" SISTER. Mrs Saliic Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
LIGHTSHIP IS BLOWN
TEN MILES IN GALE

NORFOLK. VA. sept. 2o-The
Diamond Shoals lish,ship has
dragged anchor 10 tho southwark A
distance Of approximately ton miles.
according ~ radiOEran snnt hy
tho Merchants and Miners steamer
Merrimack 20 the cape Hattaras
station and reiayed 20 Norfolk to-
day.
Winds on tho Carolina coast dur
Ing the past few days have boon
higher than a, Norfolk, IN. cantor
II the storm. the effects OF which
have h""n felt here. hninE south 81
Hatteras. The iamond Shoals light
ship is well noornd. and IL was hn-
liered here that tho Storm must
have been ~ considerable intensity
- blow her m tine station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23

In yesterdays account OF The cleo
lion ~ "ntccr>. At the crnvoca lion
~ Lafayette chapter Nn. ~. ROYAL
->rr, M.s"us. the nam. ~ Ia. new
nigh priest "as Inad""rt.utiy omit
ted. Rev. phiiip y Arthur rector
~ ih" Church 81 the Ascension. viii
SresiGe nv"r tn. above body f"r the
n"Nt tw"lv- months. After mis- in
.tsllat.pn. he mad" a serious talk.
Rev Nj Arthur .u"co"is l. Shapiro.
hufins ~ Who's term 81 Office IN" chap
ter showed net gain OF thirty
members
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
MISS ANDERSON WINS
TENNIS TOURNAMENT

Special Z" the Times Dispatch
BALTIMORE. MD. sept - Be
fore lag" gallery. MisS Penelope
anderson aud Miss Eleanor r. colt
nan battlsd at the Green Spring Val
10y Hunt club today In determine
the winner ~ tho uornen's op.n ten
ms t"urna singles
Miss Anderson. who halls from ~.
'ouutry club 81 Virginia. Richmond,
won tn" riIi. after 4 hard nEh,. Tn.
score was 8-G Sd Ga
Mis-. Anderson Was strong at tho
not and was very good on placem~
sh"tr. playing steady game
throughout tho entire match
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
r.thixn. 4" Mc., =, >.rf,,I

NpEFpi.k. Va. sept a24-Hun-
It"ds Of Nirgini.s rythians and
Iythian sisters Viii com. to Norfolk
October - Tor th" aunll, conv-n-
t"n OF tn" grand Iuie" Of TIM State
streets and buildings OF Norfolk
vii! b- decorated during The sessions
II the grand l"dt. i'ublic meetings
VIII be held ia She arm"ry and the
pue mess Vii! b" TRANSACTED in the
ballroom of rn- iI"t-l southland.
which establishment viii he the
headquarters FOR the I'yihian>
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
Find Poison 1, u,u v,,

COLUMBIA. s e.. Sept 2s.-An
"n"rt To poison the fFmiIy Of i. !.
Taylor. farmer. living near Con.
Gar"e. today was under investigation
ny l"ca! police and Richland County
"Uicla!S. inc poison. preparation
use" 10 XIII rats. was found in
well, from which The Taylors draw
lhcIr drink ing water. II was dis
covered before any water had been
drawn from the well today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
roruinr Enrit,h singer Dies.

I.ONID'IN. Sept. 22.-SLr Charles
Hant!"y, for decades probably tn.
""Ht known r1d most popular singer
On ;h- English concert ami ,rniurio
tag. died ~ his home her" in his
>'th yesr. He mad. "p"ra and con
- tours Of tn. United states in
is,! and Is"1 when in the prime Of
his career.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
Appeal Allowed u;chuons r,,,

LINCliBtRG. VA, Sept 22--
Judge Henry &. Mcdowell. in the
Federal District Court here. today
entered an order allowing an appeal
I" the Circuit Court of Appeal. at
Richmond In tho suit Of A. =. kratz
Go" OF Richmond. against the
Double Envelope Company Of Roa-
nuke. Suit was over an alleged in
iiinGement Of church envelope
patent. the suit having been dis
missed ny Judge Mcdowell here Au-
gust 30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
BY Associated Press.l

a i.ANlI' Gil !. y }, Sept. ~
Mrro'ued on tn" meadows ia dark
moss FOR four hours when a suburban
trolley car was partly submerged ny
water mat covered the tracks
twenty members az tn" Women :
christian T'mp"ranc" Union. return
,u% from convention in Ars"con
asst night, w.r" forced 10 burn
ir"N'r books aud prohibition IiIera-
tur- in order 10 nave temporary IL
Elimination.
here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
itnIIimnrr SIrmih, E.nlaIn

NEW lOl;k Sept. - telr-
gram received tonight ny niStric;
Nil"rn~y !:ant"n, from Robert f.
leach, state attorney Tor Eslti-
more. gave official explanation at the
reason why three HaIlim"rc dctec-
ives yesterday seized Walter 5000
."W, prisoner, sought there on a
murder charge. and hustled him out
"i tn. supreme Court too quickly 10
10" stopped At tn. command OF Jus
lice Martin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
Hanlin Named IN $. a. T.. omc,

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. can
h"nnccment ia made Of IN. appoint
ment OF j. !. Hanlin as assistant
superintendent OF motige power OF
me SeaboArd Air Line Railway. with
headduarters at the shops OF the
company here. Appointment Of Mr.
'iahlin as assistant to G. s. Patton.
superintendent OF motive power, Is
tncctiNc Rt once
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
Congressman In .n,o crash,

ASHlNGToN. sept 2e.-k"rrc-
sentative Arthur VI. Free. Of cali
i"rniS. was seriously injured To-
night. ana MS secretary. !. &. Free
man was killed. when the automn-
bile In which they were riding with
Il party OF friends. vent over ar en-
hankm-nt at Savage Mills. Md, near
Laurel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
Hr.nLIyn signs ,,,,,.r

NEW YORK. Scpt ETH
i.r"oklyn National League baseball
club has signed Harry G., Harpcr.
pii"h"r, I" contract for the 1873
Season. il was announced today H..
"a left hand ihrowIr and batter
and was formerly with Washington.
E"St"u aud tho View York Americans
He viii report next spring
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23

Do" funeral ~ Mrs Mary 4 isnli-
~ on. WIDOW ~ II. q Bullineton
ana u"'rrr - II McC Burlington.
NH' di'b lnursda. morning. Ms held
''rGay AFTERNOON from second sap
ts, Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23

You want to feel we'll and be we'll
to be full Of vim and "pep"-to be hap
py, prosperous and successful. But
none Of these things is possible If that
old enemy OF the human race, consti-
patton, is holding you back and drag
g.ng you down.
Take SoFOs regularly and note your
improved appetite and digestion, the
regular movement of the bowels, the
feeling OF having thrown Off q great bur-
den, the new energy and am bitionwhich
the cleansing, regulating. purifying
qualities OF SoFOs will make possible.
SoFos is delightfully."- palatable and
refreshing-even little children take it
without objection. Your druggist has
it-6Sc and 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
George W. IDre

ktNRRIDGE. VA. Sept. 2o..-
George W. Inge. So died suddenly Of
hrart faiiur" at his home in Ken
bridge Tins evening. lie is survived nv
nus widow. three sons and one daush-
tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
Mnr.hnII Estat, wor,h ..ooo ono

NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-Marshal r.
hcrnochan. OF Tuxedo Park. y. j..
ana j. e. kernochan. OF this city.
To-Day were granted letters to ad :
minister inc *i,0O0.ho0 estate OF
Marie Marshall who died at Virrinia
Eeach, Va. last week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23

A sick nervous headache tolls
OF physical disorder o. some sort
Most often II means auto-ir'ox
ton. which is general poisoning
q. the system from collected wa ste
matter. The result IL oft-ntinres
I dull. throhblng heaGach.
First OF oil you seek r~ll~t from
the pain. and then attack the
cause. This is logical II ir tua,
the way TINGLE'S IANO ASH
Rim acts
The genuine aspirin relieves the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Sept, q
Arrived: Lewis Is. Thurlnw ,AmD.
N"w York: Mesaba ,HrD. Baltimore.
Scv"ranc" ;AmD, sabine. saxon
,AmD. BOSTON.
Sailed: pipaEcnus CAm.). New
England: Sahalc (AmD, London:
Hun and I.cith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
SHIPPING NEWS

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. 22.-Arrived 4;
Lewis X. Thuriow. New York: Alb
s"con, New England; Mesaba ORrD,
Haltlmore: Saxon. BOSTON. Severance.
Saline; Freeman, New York. Yves.
Elcasco. Baltimore: Michael Tracy.
New York.
Sailed: RipaEcnus. New York: Pc
noh<cot. Boston; Kakarian. tBrD,
Liverpool via Halifax: Sahale. Lon
don. Fran tNorD. Fort Of Spain.
Middlescx. Portland. Me: Lois X.
rhurlov. New YORK.. q. T. WarinE.
Charleston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23

there days when have neither ambition your
strength to perform it, when small tasks and
StaceS nSurmountabe
and assude due constipation You you only
constpated and fail to realize the gravity of your
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
Are the Best Days
of Your Life Wrecked
by Constipation?

THE years Of your maturity should be
years of great achievement; every day
and every hour should find you at the
peak of physical and mental vigor. But
The Washington times., 1922-11-21
AVACOST|A FOLKS
To PUSH PARK FIGHT
Delegation of Citizens Will Ap-
pear Before Congress to
Press Their Case.

The Anacostia Park Council, com.
posed Of representatives from all
citizens associations across the Ana
costa River. will appear before Con.
gress during December In a final
effort to get passed the s50,o00 ap-
preparation for building a municipal
park and playground on the Anacos.
tia flats.
The appropriation was approved
by the Budget Bureau as an add.
tional estimate. Col. G. o. Sheriff.,
head of the Department of Public
Buildings and Grounds, was ap.
pealed TO and officials OF the Budget
Bureau visited the section as guests
Of the council.
According to DR.. George c. Hav-
enner, president of the council and
Of the Anacostia Citizens Associa.
ton, there is little doubt that Con.
gress will reject the estimate, but
residents Of Anacostia, Congress
Heights. and Randle Highlands will
continue their efforts.
The Washington times., 1922-11-21
D. c. EQUEsTR|ANS
FORM HUNT CLUB
.Environs Soon to Ring With
Sound of Hoof
and Horn.

The huntsman's horn is soon to
resound in the outlying sections Of
Washington.
As result OF meeting Of
twenty-five OF the Districts eques.
trians at the Racquet Club last
night II was decided to organize
what will be known as the Ma
tional Capital Hunt Club.
Taking time by the forelock 1t
was agreed that pack of six
teen hounds should be purchased
Immediately and Thursday was
decided upon as the day for the
opening hunt. After final arrange
ments have been made and the
club is thoroughly organized, II is
planned to hold two hunts a week.
The permanent establishment OF
an active hunt club has been
agitated in Washington for a long
time and just prior to the world
war was believed to have reached
a point where its announcement
was expected daily.
At last nights meeting Thomas
Bones was selected TO act as TEN.
porary chairman ard ROLAND Daw.
son as acting secretary of the new
organization The first official
meeting will take place next Tues
day night at 8 p. m.
The Washington times., 1922-11-21
81, 100000 Hurt Will
Contest Set for Nov. u

The contest involving validity of
the will of Mrs. Annie j. Hurt,
widow of Henry Hurt, railroad
magnate, will be tried November 81,
Justice Hitz in Circuit Court No. /
decided yesterday. Jesse j. Duvall
of woodbine, Md, a son of a half.
sister of Mrs. Hurt, is contesting
the will. He charges Mrs. Hurt
was mentally incompetent.
The will set aside s500,000 to
establish a home here for the blind
and provided 100000 for Mrs. Hurts
relatives. The remainder of the
81 900, 900 estate was left to chart.
ties in which her husband had been
interested. Duvall was not men.
toned in the will. Mrs. Hurt was
so years old when she died In
March 1921