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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13
STORR TO VISIT
RICHMOND TODAY

T.. II. Storr. Of Norfu'k, maracer OF
the Virginia Trapshootcrs' Assoc'a-
lions aunuai tournament u he held
a.. The WCYt End Gun Club. Richmond.
on July I. Will he IN Richmond today
to read the proofs on the program tor
the big state tourney.
1t is expected that between 1875 and
i30 Of the best marksmcn in the
state Viii he III Richmond on July 4.
To participate in tho tournament
There is great interest in the event.
In view OF tho fact that tho stanton
Gun Club has two legs on the silver
cup II tho Staunton club wins this
year. tho Gun Will become the prop
erty OF tho club.
Mr. Storr Will attend the weekly
shoot of the West End Gun Club this
afternoon. and participate In the con-
tests.
E'InrIhn Stntc I.cnEMc Results.
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Jrs- No, Ar,cr Return nout.

Los ANGELES CAL. May l1.-JeSS
Wiilard. heavyw boxer. men
toned in recent dispatches as Il pos.
sihlc opponent for Jack Dempsey, is
not seeking Il return match with tho
worlds champion, according to q
statement attributed TO Willard today
by local newspaper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13
INDUSTRIAL COTTON MILLS
COMPANY. INCORPORATED.

srec!a! Meeting of the Stockholders.
Notice IN hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the In
dustr!al Cotton Mills Company. incorpor-
a,ed. mas been called BY resolution OF tho
Board OF Directors ot said company to DO
ne!d at The rrincipa! o.tlce o. said com
pary. at il0l East Main Street. IN the
C!ty OF Richmond. Virginia, on the .5TH
DAY or MAY. is22, at the hour o: 10
y. VI. FOR the following purposes. among
Others:
!. TO consider and act upon Articles and
Agreement o. Merger and Consolidation
entered into by ths Boards .. Directors
OF the Industrial Cotton Mills COMPANY.
INCORPORATED ami ;hc B!ue Buckle Cot
ton AIls Incorporated. whereby the Blue
Hgch" Cotton NILS. Incorporated 10
merged and consolidated with and Into
The Industrial Cotton NILS Company, In.
co:aoFht"i. upon the terms and conditions
stated ~ length IN saiI agreement.
:. 10 consider and act upon any other
matter m connection with OF pertinent
:" mid merger ana consolidation. and any
ani all matters which may properly he
brought before or considered at said s,.-
cia! meeting Of the stockholders OF said
company.
~ order o.: the Board OF Directors.
!. u. CACTNk:S.
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PILLS. Z; CUBS. 4
IBy Associated prcas ]

CHICAGO, Mny 70 Nrra;ic field
ing by tho Cubs with bases on
hnlls and umiy hitting. enabled
Philadelphia 10 make "a clean sweep
OF the series with Chicago ~ taking
The lima! game today to { The
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TWO S. |. A. A. TRACK
RECORDS SMASHED
IHy Assoclated rressl

BNTDN ROUGE. LA.. May "a
Two records Of the Southern Inter
collegiate Athletic Association were
broken here today IN the prcliminar-
les OF the S. /. a. y. championship
meet
Thornton, of louisiana. threw the
shot forty-two feet four inches.
breaking the previous record by over
running broad jump, made twenty
two feet nine inches. breaking the
precious record by one and one half
inches.
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=. * iiarv!e
nHa.

7. u q ]. =. TINIIeIL,
Madison s+s+. si2 Mutual B!dg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13
Let 8. g. 8. Give You An Angelic skini

Les =. 3. >. Give You An Angelic SKIM
mon sense TO simply treat the skin.
a bottle OF s. S. s. will prove To you
what Is happening In your blood. s S.s.
IL n scientific blood cleanSer.--it drives
out the impurities which cause eczema.
letter. rash. pimpies boils blackheads.
blotches and other skin eruptionS.
When these impurities are driven out.
You can't stop several very nice things
from happening. Your lips turn nat
urally rosy. Your eyes sparkle. your
complexion clears. II becomes beau-
t!ful. Your face Looks Ike that OF
prosperous. ruddy. well-fed. refined
gentleman. or II you are a woman.
your complexion becomes the real kind
that tho whole world so admires. SIS.
is also y powerful body builder. be-
cause II builds new and moro blood
cells. That's why II filia out sunken
checks. bony necks. thin limbs, helps
regain lost flesh. II costs little to
have this happen 10 you. 8. 8. 9. 10
Nold ut all drug stores. IN two sizes,
The larger sizs W the more economical
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13
Intcrnnticnni League Nesulty.

Toronto. = baltimore, I.
Buffalo, 10: Jersey city. s.
Syracuse. 1: Reading. q.
Rochester. {. Newark. =.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Dnnrillc. 81 High Point. ..
Winsfon-Snlrn. ., Durham, 4.
trccnsborO, :; Raleigh, 4.
STANDING or cLUas.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Rnle!gh nt Greensboro.
High Point nj Dnn.iIIe
WfnstUn-Snlcui n: Durhn n
Glen I.rumb slightly u.,,.,

Plumb. author OF the Plumb Plan"
Tor tTi-pariitc dbor-capi,al-E govern
ment control and operation OF rail
proved at his home here TO-DAY. His
physicians. however. have Abandoned
all hope OF his recovery from a re-
cent attack of heart trouble
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13
DeImc,t Is DisuuaIined.

NEW YORK. May l2.-Genc Del
mont. Memphis, featherweight, was
disqualified for foullng In the fourth
round OF n twelve-round match to-
night with Vincent Pepper" Mar
tin. OF brooklyn, and the referee
awarded tho decision to Martin.
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l:rrh Strikes n Cripple.

BOSTON. May l2-Flarry Orch. the
Pittsburgh windmilL knocked out Al
Roberts. OF New York. In the sixth
round OF their scheduled ten-ronnd
bout hero Friday night. 1t was soft
pickings" for Grcb.
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,rr,n, Icnuuc NcsuIt..

DalIs. 2: beaumont, !.
Wichita Falls. y. Houston, I.
Fort Worth. .: Galveston. 4.
Shreveport :. San Aantonio. \.
ITnn InninESl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13

TO WHOM IT MAY CO&CEWS.
Application Will be made before the
HusI.nss court Of tn" CRY o: Richmond.
aI the asth DAY of Msy. 1929: a, 10
clOC,. y. NJ. soon thereafter as
tho same may be heard. .or q iiccrs- a.
superintendent and Pres.dcn; OF Terrace
spring San!iarluu. Inc. - hospital oper-
htcd In the City of Richmond. 10 order.
purchase and receive ardent spirits for the
use OF said san!rar!um or hospital. and
not :" be used contrary 10 the provisions
o: Chapter ass o! the Acts OF Assembly
OF i?ls; and 20 sell ardent spirits, only
upon prescription. TO the patients OF the
SAID Terrace Spring Sanltarlum only. uu-
der tho restrictions and provisions OF said
chapter ass OF tho Acts OF Assembly OF
1915
L. II. SHACKLEFORD. d. o..
President and Superintendent, Terrace
SnrIng ShnitarLu,n. Inc.
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OU y
IIuIttuden-SitInrx

- NU1III'HTE IIUHt IL-SntHH'
Three base hit--Pu,ncy. Two-basc
buchanan. Sacniiicc hitS--Tur-
lington. Jones. Stolen bascs-liick
man. Jones. burlington. Day. Passed
bali-pudlcy. Double plays-Fray to
Berger; Watson To Day To putncy.
Struck out--by Snead, >. by Buch-
annm. 3; by Luke. .. Bases on balls
by Sncad, |; by buchanan, {. Hit
by pitched hall--by Snend UDay).
Umpire, Waldbauer.
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BROWNS BEAT MACKS
tRy Associated Press.1

PHILADELPHIA May l2.-SIs
home runs featured the FIRST game Of
the 81. Louis series today. in which
,he browns defeated Philadelphia. -
to Kenneth Williams hit his
eleventh. home run OF the season.
The score.
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AUGTIONS-LEGdL.S
L.cgul .Noii,r,
BLUE BUCKLE COTTOS MILLS.
iNCOEpOkAIED,
sp"ciu! Meetlng OF ths stuckholderN

Sp"ciu! Meeting OF the Stockholders
:'ui!c" ls hereby given ihat "a special
meeting 80 thc stockhoIdcrs Of tn. blue
buchl. zion Mills. incorporated. hus
been cal u by revolution Of the .oard Of
Director q; said company. to b. held
az the -. .nc!pai uinc. OF said company. at
no! LIST HiHIn street. ia thc C!ty OF
kchmOGi. N.rgini-. on tn. 2JTU DAY
or MAY 1879, at the hour OF 10 y. ~. for
the following purposes. among others.
J. To consider ana act upon Article.
and Agreement 81 Merger and COn-pllda-
ion entered into hy the Boards Oi d.
r"ctOrs OF the Industrial Cotton Nina
Company. INCORPORATED. and tho n!u-
Buckle Cotton Mills. incorporated. where.
by the Blue Buckle Cation Mills incor-
poratei. - merged and consolidated wirn
and into the Industrial Cotton MMls Com
iany IncDrDorst,! upon the terms uu1
conditions stated at length ia SAID agree
Heni.
:. To consider ana &C, uann any other
matter In connection wiki or pertinent TO
said merger ana consolidation and any
and all matters which may properly be
brought before or oOnsider-J at said srr-
ca! meeting q! - Stockholders o: said
COMPANY.
~ order d. the Hoard Q; Directors.
/. Il. CAETHES
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SENATORS NICTORS

BY Associated prcss.l
WASHINGTON. May WASHING =
ton took the opening game OF the -
rics with Cleveland. TO t.
Cleveland
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3S IL
PhIln deIDl,In.

= 10
Hated for Harris in seventh.
fBattcd for Harrison in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
s.. Louis ,............ oo2 2o1 s5O-iS
Philadelphia 1900. 900 COL 003- 4
summary: Two-base hits-Fuhr-
man. Johnston. Home runs-Sisler.
McManus. Shorten. Miller. williams.
Dykes. Stolen bases-Slsler Double
plays--Gerber. McManus and Sisler:
Galloway and Johnston. Left on
pases-St. Louis. o. Ph!iadelphia ).
Moore. 3; off Shockcr. .. Struck out
by, Harris. 3: by HARRISON. L. by
Smoker. G. Hits-on Harris. S in I !:
in J. Hit by pitchcr-by Moore GO
bin). Losing pitcher-Yarrison. TIM
pirss Wilson and Connolly. Time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13
II. #. RICHESON & CO.
Real Estate and Loans.

In execution of n certain deed OF
trust 10 the undersigned. dated Au-
gust 18th. 1921. recorded in the clerk 8
office of Henrico County Circuit
Court in d. Il. 2i7-B, page 351. de-
fault having been made In a part OF
the debt therein secured. and being
required so TO do by the holders
thereof. l Will sell by public auction
Oh the premises on
SATURDAY, MAY 18TH. 1922.
ut O'clock +. NJ.
tho real estate described In said deed
as follows:
IAN that certain lot OF land, to-
gethcr with the new Stucco dwelling
and all other improvements thereon,
lying and being III the County OF
Hcnrico, Virginia. near the city OF
Richmond, Virginia. and known as
lot No. 80 In block - in the plan Of
Bellevue Court. the metcs and bounds
81 which said lot tutly appear on tae
:aid plan. which is recorded IN TIE
clerks Office OF the Circuit Court Of
is5 anu 1856"
TERMS; Cash.
II. n. RlcllESoN.
Trustee
This sale is made subject 10 a
prior lien OF s4.O00.OO. together with
interest thereon from November LIST,
1927. ut go per annum.
While the terms of the trust re-
qulre all cash. more reasonable terms
may be secured from the uuctloneerS.
WHEN you want what you want and want
u Immediately, read tho Dispatch want
Ada.
DISPATCH classiIed ads arc Willing work
erH. anxious TO servo you.
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UiSPL-ib IT, I>siFiED
UNITED STATES MAnsHAL's SAL

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
by virtue OF an order Of Sale is
sued out OF the United States Dis
OF Virginia. on the 10Th day OF MAY.
1922, notice IL hereby given that |
Will sell by Public Auction. for cash.
on thursday, THE 18TH DAY OF
MAY. 1922, at 1880 o'clock a. NJ. in
front OF the Bank Street entrance TO
the United States st-Oilce Build
Ing. Richmond Va: one "a bay horse
as he stands. Can be. seen at y. l..
Jcter's boarding stables. 40 North
Fifth Street, up TO the time of sale.
CLARENCE q. SMITHERS.
United States Marshal.
BY W. Il. WILTSHIRE,
Deputy u. S. Marshal
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U!SPLAl LLASAifIEU

To the creditors of HENLEY COLES
BOSWELL. OF Richmond. in the
aforesaid--Ba nkrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on May
10. 1922. the said HENLEY COLES
BOSWELL was duly adjudicatcd
bankrupt. and that the first meeting
OF his creditors Will be held in my Of
tlce. Rooms lllS-lll9 Mutual Building,
Richmond. Va, on the GOTH DAY OF
MAY. 1922. at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon. at which time the said creditors
may attend, prove their claims. APP
point trustee. examine the bank
rupt. and transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS. b. SNEAD.
Referee in bankruptcy.
May IL 1872
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13

wESTHAMrTO$ LOTS-Mr. =. Iiawcs
n'3'n''n". SO American National Bank.
oNr. ACRE LOTS. un ih- H.. T.. q e. =,
laurel Easy terms. Madison .i55
fpK SALE--BarEn!u IN vacant lot Tsi-.
''rE 3oErt Addition. Allan. Sayi!!c i;
S.enH. Inc. los %orth Seventh street
Randolph 112s-zg2T
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American Assimilation nc.ults,

81. Paul, d: Toledo, Z.
Kansas city. ~: louisville. &.
Minneapolis, 10; Columbus, ..
No other games scheduled.
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{ hirngo.
bnitcd for Terry IN eighth.
Itnttcd lnr ZONES IN s.Nnnil

IDIHIS --..-.---.5, 70 = j
hattcd FOR Terry In .iehth.
tIiattcd fnr Jones IN seventh
tBattcd for Stuclant in ninth.
Score by innings II
Ihlladciphia ........ OI2 oO3 Dol
chicago ....... 0lN COL O20--4
summary: Two-base hi,--IIo!loch-
or. Three base hit--irimcs Home
runs-Gr!mcs. King Sacrifices
Williams. g. Smith. Left OH bases
Ph!!adcl phia. 10; Chicago. :. Base
on ha!ls-oN Jones. ): on q; smith
!: off Stucland. 3. Struck out-by
Jones. 6: by g. Smith. | by S;ue-
land. Iiits-off Jones, in in
nings. of Stucland. in innings
Losing pitcher-Jones Empires. NC
gormick Rigler and Pfeiirman
Time. 2;l0.
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McGuircs ........... 600 lI2 coo
summary: Two base hits-I.eisneld
(2). Kahn 90. stolen bases-Brenna-
man CD, l.eiSiicld, Walden (ol. Kahn
go, sutton, Bell Sacrifice hits
NcnZcl. Vaughn. Double p!ays-Sut-
ton 10 Kahn to Sharpe. Bases on
is. off Jore. Fl Struck out-by Jorg'
9, by Crouch. S. Time OF game, : 80.
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AUCTIONS-LEGdLS
Legal Notices
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
II h.

Notice Ia hereby given that the regular
ers OF the Atlantic Coast Limo Railroad
Company will be held 1T the once OF the
Company. In the Hichmond Termina! hsii-
Virginia. on TUESDAY. THE 10TH DAY
or MAY 1922 at II O'Clock A. ~. The
transfer books of the Company Will close
Wednesday. May ,. 1919. at o'clock l.. A..
and vii! he reopened on Wednesday, May
II. 1922. at 10 O'Clock A. 81.
II. l.. BORDEN. Secretary.
WHEREAS. william ". Poole and Mary
r. Poole. hts wife. on the 18Th day Of
April, 1911. made and executed a trust
deed TO X. b. Anderson. Trustee. OF the
city OF Madison. Wisconsin to secure six
thousand dollars. payable IN three years.
with Interest at the rate OF per cent per
hnnuHn. which note was made payable to
the Wisconsin, LIE Insurance Company.
was recorded IN the ofIice of the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court for tho County or
Charles CITY. Virginia on the 20tn da>
OF April. 1914. at IL O'Clock ~. In Deed
Book. Volume -. on page 81. and the
sum OF nnyseven hundred and my and
no-l00 dollars E5.75OJ principal and four
teen hundred and twenty-eIght and %5-lUU
dollars Hl.+2s.i5) Of interest and taxes
making together the sum OF seventy-one
hundred seventy EIGHT and $4,000 dollars
t7l7s.I5J Is due on said note on the 18TH
day OF APRIL 1922, the day OF the nrst pub
hcation or this notice: and.
WHEREAS. default has been made In
tho payment OF the money secured by said
trust deed. and no suit or proceeding hav-
Ing been Instituted at law TO recover tho
debt now claimed TO be duo upon said
note. or any part thervf. the said trust
deed will be foreclosed by sale of said
premises by virtue OF the power contained
in the trust deed, which sale Will be made
by the subscriber or his agent. at public
auction at tho premises to be sold. hero
after described. on tho 2+TH DAY OF
JUNE. 1929. at 10 O'Clock In the fore
noon.
The foilo~ing is description OF said
premises that will he sold. to-wit
All OF that certain tract or parcel of
land lying and being in Harrison Dis
tr!ct. Charles City County. Virginia. known
ms Montpelier. and containing $50 acres,
more or less. bounded as follows: on the
north by land owned by J. C. and ". c.
Folkcs; on the east by tho pubic road
leading from Roxbury TO Westover on the
south by the public road leading from
tue ahove-named public road to Granville,
IN tho said county. and by the land OF
W. ~ Siagg: on tho west by the land
OF said Stage.
The said tract OF land being the same
as decided to said w. ". Poole September
4. 1905.
The graveyard being reserved to the US,
OF virginia &. Walden and her heirs
Dated April Is. 1922.
Il. l. ANDERSON.
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P1ttsburg d.

|I'0--"" TOT MiIIrr m n!nth
S'"re oy innings; Il
Boston .............. 600 800 GCO-A
ItitSbIrEh ......... 600 Vo4 UI'-J
summary: Two base hIts-South-
worth. Grimm. Traynor. Three base
hits-Powcll. Traynor. Stolen bases
boeckcl. Carey. Bigbee 90. sac
ton. =; Pittsburgh. :. Base on balls
off Watson, 3; Off Miller. i! Struck
oGt-by Miller. ! by Carlson. . Hits
off Watson. { in Innings: or Mar
lrard none in inning: or Miller.
2 In . innings: off Carlson, S I'm 4:
of fcilowhorse. In innings Win
ming Observation-Disclosures Losing
pltchcr-Watso.. Empires. Klein and
Sentcll. Time. l:43.
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Washington

Scwcll. T:arris. Goslin. Home run
Hrowcr. stolen bases-Spcukcr. Sac
rifcc-Erickson. Double play
Speaker To WambSganss. Left en-
bascs-Cleveland, :; Washington, g.
Eases on ba'is-off Erickson, .. off
Cove eskie, Struck out--by Cove
leak.c 3: by Erickson. .. Empires.
Evans. HildebraRd and Dinean. Time.
FOG
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PIRATES BEAT BRAVES
IBy Associated rrcss.1

PITTSBURGH. PA. May l2.-PItts-
burgh won from Boston today by n
scor: OF . to 3. The score:
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FENDALL AVESUE-For .s,e. tbr,e new
tcu-room residences. Thoroughly equip.
ped '"i Two families, on west side OF
I"niA'i Avenue, on. block north Of
boulevard. Price right: terms right.
Come and pick your choice. Madison
f5i- J.
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fol. RESULTS. is, your property with
mas. /. EGehfnunI. siT East Franklin.
hptSE-Wantuc modern Groom houre Il!
N's; End pOsse.s!on June 18TH. Price
utt over 5000. Hadson cs53.J
!.NTs-M' - jay cash tor your lot. QUICK
action. siEe particulars. Addrnsn BOX
x go. care The Dispatch
is"AL ESIAT..--Lirt your property With
- ;pr .a!s or for rent. Morton @. Thai
ajmer. second Floor Frat National
nA nk Bu!lALnk. kAnGollh "a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13

Florida state League Results.
Daytona- Jacksonville. rain.
ST. Petersburg. Z. Lakeland, 6.
Tamna IL: Orlando g.
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Real Estate for Exchange y

WILL. EXCHANGE 1850 GintSr PARK 10,
and iak" .utpnnbli. Ia part payment
Answer .ui,i address Bo1 Is $50. car.
$40" D.sgtiDh.
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LOIS for Sale

ISVEsTOKs. &OTICE-i'or aais al sacri-
hc". block 10 beautiful lots. growing
town; shoull Increase 100 per cent In
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Appalachian League,

Cleveland, O; GreonVIlIe. 3.
Bristol. 6; johnson City. 1,
kingsport-knoxville, rain.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

have :" !ew lots between \. y.
M! Monument and B.lioy!. ArCh.
"a IN" city limit. W.!l sell at
bargain prices with monthly
;oT:rs.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-29
NEWBERRY WON BY
OMISSION OF WORD
LEGAL LOOPHOLE PROVID-
ED AVENUE OF ESCAPE
FOR MICHIGANDER
HIS COAT OF ARMS
Contain Rampant Green.
back, Standing Triumphant
Over Battered Ford Car, With
Motto In Letters OF Gold.

Writing to the Dispatch from
Washington, D. c., under date Of
January 27th, Mr.. Wallace Bassford,
our regular correspondent at the
national capital says:
On top of all the other troubles,
the Republican party left a very bad
taste in the country's mouth by seat
ing NewberTy This man was indicted
and convicted on a felonious charge
and escaped because the Supreme
Court found that the law specified
election while the bribery charged
was committed in a primary cleo
ton He escaped by the saving grace
of one wordl What a splendid vim
lication His family should adopt
'oat Of arms bearing a ten dollar
,ill rampant, standing triumphant
)ver the remains Of tin lizzie pas
iant, with the motto in letters Of gold:
BY one word
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-29
THE TOMBIGBEE

The Tombigbee rivers far-famed stream
Above sand and gravel its clear waters geam,
Where swallows 90 skimming with ebony wings,
While from leafy bowers the mociing bird sings.
Here sunlight once flashed from Indians blade,
As he drove his canoe TO the birds serenade
His bronze body cooled by tn battling breeze
Heavy with fragrance from magnolia trees
He guided his boat through the thick'ning shade
To his lonely wigwam in the primeyal glade,
Where smoke upward curling asceuded the skies
To merry stars, twnkiing their glittriug eyes.
Gone from the scene is the ancient canoe,
And with it has gone the Indian too;
And the sun as it sinks to its couch of red fire
Touches with glory the high reaching spire;
While the moon weaves a garment of silvery sheen
For Columbus, the city that sits like a queen,
On the banks of the river that flows TO the sea-
The river we love- the old Tombigbee
IRA VI. BOSWELL.
Georgetown, X
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-29
Scottish Rite Head
Visitor In Our City

Hon Melville Rosyn Grant, of Mer-
idian, head of the Scottish Rite Bod
les in Mississippi, and one of the
foremost Masons of America, was
here during the past few days on a
visit to Mr.. Robert A. Carson and
family.
While he was here, Mr.. Grant had
three sittings in the studio of Mr..
Steene for a portrait of him
self. He is gentleman of com
presence, and the portrait
will be a splendid one.
Mr. Grant is the author if a very
valuable and interesting book on
Masonry, entitled "True Principles of
Freemasonry" 1t has had a wide
sale, both in the United States and in
Europe.
Columbus was glad of an oppor-
Lunity to entertain this distinguished
gentleman, and we hope he may find
time to visit our city frequently.