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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
ASHLAND ENTERTA|NS
NUMBER OF VISITORS
Many Wcck.E n dcrs Are
Guests of Society
Folk There.

ASi'i'ANp. Nur. io-Mrs. :. r..
Ell"rs"n. Mrs. James Kirk and Misses
Ruby and MARY part. 81 Richmond
Yer" quests this week Of Mrs 6 ~
French
Mrs. W. L. toy and children lef,
Thnr-hay FOR Sharp's Wharf to spend
some time
Miss Susi" Mccarthy. Of Richmond.
iv IN" gmcs, OF Miss Caroline Van
diver
MISC Groves has returned from
tdinh"r= and ~ visiting her sister.
Mrs Graham Quarl">.
Mas Marion Salc has returned from
visit TO Lawrrnc"vill-.
Mr. and Mrs Henry TYLER ~
jiichm"ud. hr-r" returned homo after
n"ndlng som" tim" with Mr. aud
Mrs Lamri. smith. ~ Gwathm"v
Mrs Lesli" Ellis aud The Misses
r.ilis arc visiting relatives Ia Skcl-
In W. vn.
M.' Esther w""d+ Of Richmond
rs tn" Weekend gu"s, ~ Miss Helen
French.
M-~. Young Shackio'ort o, Au-
rIs,a. "a and Mrs William MIA
'"''e w"r" guests or honor =, an al
'ta"t'"" luncheon riv"r on Wndnos-
d." ~ Mr. Hall career
Mira Mnrio' tuck aud children. Or
Richmond Sp"n' las, w"ok win Mr.
nrd Mrs g < Luck.
Mrs Hinton and Miss SIcaa h,vo
r''nrn"h rom visit ln Alh"marl"
county.
Mrs iIacN.-' and Mics IIackc,,. -,
i'"S""ll. spent Thursday with Mrs.
: ~ French
Mrs James MacGUl. Mrs. Allison
'di'r"u. o' Richmond Mrs Hon. Of
birmingham Ma. m"'or"h hero on
Thursday to visit friends
Mrs =. G. R~ilr"s wav me gnov,
- her sister Mrs sam Dr"wry. at
.Mjr""la." Chesterfield County. his
week.
Mrs 9 T. washhurn. Jr ~ RICH
""nd s. su"rdrr som" 'lmo marc
with NJ aud Mrs 9 f. Washburr.
Nj and Mrs wiling Hr"vrc and
Wlll'rE Er"wur Jr.. - cai"usvli.
-. were guests Of th.ir aunt
Ms 9. g. Rr.h."s on Wednesday.
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~ En rn,, ,,
Of Tndinn -, 'n' n""''
Mr., x,,hI
.biId -, E.,,ar
parents Mr. ,uL ~. ,inr
less an, n..r 49,. i ''''
NJ, I ~,
Fitchburg. Mass. who ar. spending
/ the summer at yellow SuIphu,
Springs. were calling ON fri.,,L. in
Chr!stiansburx Iu.vdny
Guy f.. EIIe,, has returned ,,n,,
Humal". y. T.. where h. has hon
Tor the pas, ten da,s
pr ". W Insl-y hrS rrtliru.d rrn,,,
chicago. III. wh"r" n" mas b-",, 20.
'hc pas, three w"ctS tnI,iur - >poci,.
""urs. ia clinics
Mis-. M,,p.r,t ,.ps,.u 80, ,,,....
Eranch. va acrnmr,nicJ ui., ILL.,.
b.th r;nop nom. Thnr.d,y ana ,,,',l
spcnd several DAYS .s No., ,.,,.., 49,
rhri.,iansb,trr
Mrs y = .rou,,.,s ,
,, a. rN'"'' va" mas h""h
w." ~ '. me nom" OF nor sister
y, ~ n"Wn"r' Tor several weiss
~ ' ou' 81" T"'''
MrS' i''Wis M'huoni OF Norfolk be
,!eiuhe C"i"ne! AID Mrs. Nu;hrn
Mann"ni here for several days.
'"ptaIn J. w Sheihurr" has re
~ ""n from Alh"m"rl" county.
"h"re n" spent several days with hi.
son Sias shsihurn". wh" ~ recover
.he from serious Operation at st
'uHes Hospiral. ~ Ricnn"ud. a f"w
weeks "t"'
Mr.. aud Mrs Tn,Iifr Sni,h a.,
Richmond. have returned nom. ana
visIting their parents Nj, ana NJ.
\ l.. Smith. Of this plac.
Attorney Il. r TunpltnS. ~ llnyd
has returned home after sn.uI.,p,
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Lowry. has returned to her home in
Chestertown. Nd
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank OFerrell. OF
Richmond. ar. visiting Mrs. O'Fer-
reiIs sister. Nrs. F. l.. Johnson.
Miss Mary Wilson. OF I.ynchburE
is visiting Miss Sarah Donovan. OF
this city.
Afiss Lila McCanna. OF West Point,
Ia the guest Of Mrs George Z. Davis.
on Allegheny Street.
Miss Harriet Sentz has as her
Ruest Miss Marguerite Croissant. 60.
charlottesville.
pr. aud Mrs. H. H. Norris and chill =
dren. OF Shanghai. China. who have
been III" guests OF Mr. and Mrs ". w.
zimmerman FOR several weeks lcr.
Tor fhuadelphia. whcr. they viii
Visit relatives
Re-. ". II. psburu". former rector
Of the Episcopal Church in this city.
hut nov located in Norfolk. spent
several DAYS ia tho city az the guest
-; Mr.. and Mrs j. ~. pr"wry.
Mrs. Brown Surher. OF Barber. has
returned to her home from tw ,
weeks visit Ia Alton
Miss Mildred King and Miss Patscy
Wi"kline hav. left for Richmond.
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BOWLING GREEN

BOWLING GREEN. Va. Aug "a.
MIR. and Mrs. L. T.. Martin. Mics
iw"nd"lNn Martin and Mrs Crnw =
l"rd ar" visiting IN Newport News
this week.
Mrs. n r. Coleman AND Mrs liop.
c. Potter aud daughter ar" visiting
relatives In Rnckiurham County
Misses Eug"u!a ami Margar'' cor
hill ar" spending some time in
WashinG'"n with relatives
Miss c"rdic Lee Moncurc has re-
turned from visit TO MISC i.ilhurn
Gravatt In Blackstone.
Miss Lucy harlow. who has b.or
attending Columbia University. y.
Y. has returned home.
Mrs Johnson. ~ N"w Kent Couu-
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~. 10 the guest OF Mrs. J. l.. Jordsn.
Miss Lucille Chumiey. OF Ruther
Glen. spent part OF tn. week with
NrS. Thomas n Blanton.
AIRS. whit &. Boyd. - Richmond
i visitiaG her sister. Mia. Blanche
CoghIil.
Miss Su" n. GouIdmau ls visiting
relatives ~ Roncevert" W Va.
Mrs. tatharine Lee Burt and Miss
MARY Hurt are spending acme tins
with relatives IN Delaware
Mrs ! NJ. hughes Of tiChn"ud
racnt . part "f ;hig week win her
parents. Az. and Mrs. y. Il. 'hand-
Ter.
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GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH SKIN WHITE

squeeze the juice OF two lemons into
pottle containing thr"- ounces o.
Orchard White, which any drug s,nra
VIII supply for Few cents shax-
= ELI. and You nave quarter pint OF
harmless and delightful lemon o(each
Massage this Bweetly fragrant lotion
into the face. neck arms and hand ,
each day. then shortlv mote tho beau
~ and Wilderness o, your skin.
Famous stage beauties use thI,
lemon lotion TO bleach and bring tina.
soft. clear rosy-white complexion,
also az freckIo. sunburn. and tan
bleach because II doesn't irrttate.-
Adv.
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CHRISTItNSBURG
spcclw 20 Tho Timo,.Di.pa,ch

lSu"nIal 20 Tho Timos.Di.patch
CIHiSTINNSErRG Va. Aug -.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey loo Akors
ana daughter Miss Mahei loo. Of
Watnirr1ou. ~ g. returned home
tho nrs' of the week after visiting
friends and relatives In Floyd chris
'ianshurg and Roanoke for tho pas,
zen DAYS
: 2arty - campers from This plac4
headed hy i. Y 'raddock ar. spend .
ING Ten dar. camping in Floyd Coun-
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Lou lisa
LSr.clal,n m. rlme..n,

Special 20 Tn" Times Dispatch
LOUISA. VA Aug la-The Mi.xe.
leahl ~ Ai"Naudria. ara visiting
h"r sister. Mrs =. L. Monroe a,
no r"ciory TN Mineral
MS " Harrn wa, carried is.,
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CLIFTON FORCE
Specialize The Times-Dispatch. /

Special To- The Times Dispatch
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. Aux. r.
J. l.. I.owman. Hot Springs. "a Spend.
in. several DAYS in the city.
Chester Myers. u. NJ. Broughmar
e T.. Fou, and w. ". sharp ar.
spending several days camping ~
'raig'E creek
Mise Marguerite" Nuck"lS. VII" ha,
"".u visiting her sister. Mrs. w -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

OILS. Mrs. Edward J.. Jones Mrs Lee
roy Suckols. - j. Paxton, DIR. q. Fl.
Rice. DR. y. 7. Rallon. all OF Rich
m"nd = NJ. Graves Of Culpep.r: g.
+. Gillespie. Petersburg and Or. W.
j. Brown and wife and sister OF New
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

wher. they will enter Stuart, circle
Hospital for training as rrgis,cred
nurses
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-15

Beginning Saturday, June II, through
Saturday, June "a, we shall offer our
entire stock of Furniture, Rugs, Ranges,
Crockery and Glassware at exact Cost
Prices.
Our Reason: To Reduce Stock
Z increase our yearly volume and to
satisfy those who have been waiting
for Real Bargains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
HIGH SCHOOL A. a.
NOMINATES OFFICERS

PETERSBURG. VA. oct. At Il
meeting OF tho members or III" High
school Athlete Association officers
were nominated for this organiza-
ton as VOL AK for tho Missile. the
high school publication. III. follow
ing Were nominated for the Athletic
Association: president. Allen Cook
and Alex Gillian; viCc-prcsidcnt.
Pauline D"nnan and katherine Hat
chctt; secretary. Margaret Lciuh and
virginia Lewis; treasurer. Robcr,
Wood and Frederick Pitcher: faculty
advisers. Mr.. Weaver and Nr Scott.
Miss Goodwin aud Miss S,ribling. The
returns resulted In the following
election: president. Alex Gillian: vice
president, Katherine Hat,hctt; gee
rotary Margaret Leigh: treasurer.
Robert wood: faculty advisers, :Ir
Scott and Miss Strih!iuG
IN" following were elected TO the
Missile star: editor Tillic
NArIhn: "AUhang" editor. Morris But
Ter. hlunnis editor, VirgSL> Ayers
h"Ns' athletic editor. Christian Munt:
+iiis a'hltiC editor. Olga Goodwin.
mead reporter. lanes Howard: bust
ness manager, Robert Talmadgc; cir
'uiat'"n manager. Earl Brittun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
HIT BY TRAIN, BOY DIES
IN PETERSBURG HOSPITAL
Unidentified Victim Weighed
l33 Pounds, and Was
About II Years Old

PETERSBURG. VA. oct. An
unidentified white boy. about II
years old. was struck by fast At
iantic Coast Line train. No. So. this
morning about o'clock at En.pnri,
Va, forty miles from this city. and
fatally injured. dying this ar,cruoon
AZ 5:i' O'Clock at the Petersburg
'ioSpitai. without rcSaining con-
SCi"usncss.
In he boys pockets was found a
slip OF paper with the uamc flames
NJ and another piece requesting
th:.i MIR. Morrow. OF Shelton. S. G. I"
b." notiii.d IN case OF accident
Or. r.. l.. McGill. coroner. commit
ni"at.d 10y telegraph with .Ae Sou.h
carolina man, but the latter denies
Nny knowledge OF the boy. The boy
H"ighs about l3j pounds and has
dark hair Reports are that the hoy
was asleep or tn" track when the
train struck him
tn" hodv has been turned over to
j. 7 Morris Undertaking Establish
mont awaiting identification
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
POLICEMEN AND NEGRO
IN LIVELY ROOF CHASE
John Holt, of Danvillc, Adj
mils lie Was Planning Rob
berry When Caught.
Especial 10 Tic Times !

Especial 10 The Times dispatch
DhNNii.i.E. VA. Oct. IA ,,rrc
crowd Of Interested Spectators LAST
night watched an exciting roof rh.v,
on tn" three story boswell huildirr
wh"r" half Il dozen policemen PLAYED
nip and tuck with Joseph Alien Hon
a negro. who. after being captured
admitted that h" was laying his
,raps for nidniGh; robbery at
C!nrkc's gun store.
After being grlllrd by the police.
they claim that he had robbed two
other Main Street stores
Misses Mauic and Lillian brown
we're adjuS;.nx :!aeir uooornts after
suoJ-daH trnisl cr maia street
having died down. They heard foot
steps on tn. tin roof and remained
quiet one Of them iiptocd to tn,
telephone and quietly called the po-
Iic" full relief al the courthouse
came out on the trot. this causing
Il DIX crowd to congregatc. The
building was surrounded and several
oihcers reached the roof. but Hol,
managed to cludc them In q spec-
tacuiar chase. during which he
'ehpcn across Il narrow alley 20 an
other roof and slid down gutter
lie was trailed to an Clubhouse on tho
canal and was captured withou, dir
hcuity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02

Nj. ana all Of the above bowlcrs ar,
urged to attend. The Merchants Duck
Tin circuit will also be organized and
VIII consist of teams from the j. l.
NrinStcin Jcwclry Company. PhjllS
i.cvys. standard oil co. ana Z W.
Wood Seed Co. The first left hand. Il
league ever organized in tn" city.
composed Of all "southpaws.' viii
also swing into action and will con-
NiSt of four three mcn teams
ia" won"n's. ton pin lcaEu" vii
also swing int" action and viii t.,
composed 90 teams from Mile. y
'ih"ads Thalhimcr BROTHERS. an. :
Nr"SS" Coz, the Cohen co.. tn. \
y J.. stores. the Y. ". q. No. \ T.
l"l'phon" 90 and an irid.p"n.,il,
married iadi"S' team. The !nd-p.n-
dent niarr!.d ladies team. cn,upuSr,I
90 Mrs. HImt"tt Mrs. Gc"rc. Herbert.
Mrs. Th"rp, Mrs Edward r. Pi.tSrh
and MR. J. T.. y. pictsch. issues "A def
u" bow! amy ladies' ten pin team in
TN" city, preferably on" of TIN. teams
listed above. they also stand ready
~ howl amy picked single ladies
t.,tln.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
FRAIL CRAFT COVERS
$500 MILES SAFELY
10y Associated Press. ]

|, VICTORIA. B. G., Oct. "details
of the nincty-one-d day voyage of the
Annoy. the twenty-thrcc- Chinese
hshiRS junk that brought Captain
Ward. his Chinese wife and their
9-ycar-old son safely across "A $500
mile expanse of the Pacific. were told
by the old sailor yesterday as he
helped his wife hang washing on
the yard-arm.
JcS decided | wanted to come
back to Canada" he began. steam
satisfactorily. how | hate en-, the
dirt and the smell and everything
Teller meets sailors only on Il
sailing ship. So | went down to
Annoy and built this here junk that
brought us along. There were some
folks in Shanghai what wanted 10
come. but | told EN- no-w> were
comm without - doctor. no ice
chest and no fresh provisions.
We had plenty Of water fv-
drinking. hu, not drop for bathiu'
or the washin' Of clothes. We had
crew of three Chimes" aud they
didn't worry about that"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
BIG ELEvENs ENCOUNTER
UNEXPECTED OPPOSITION
Harvard, Yale and Penn State
Are Forced to Extend
Themselves.
IBy Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Ntt. I.-AIthuueh no
upscts marked football In the East
Saturday when practically All of the
miner colleges SWUNG into action
several Of the prominent cl-vcns.
notably Harvard and Yale. encounter
"d unexpected opposition from sup
posedly weak ageresations.
George owen. of the Crimson. lived
up to his reputation of as IA plunging
hackhcld star. scoring two Of his
teams three touchdowns. but weak
ncsScs III the line prevented the CAM.
bridge eleven from rolling up IL high-
~ score than 90 to . against Mid.
dlcbury College i'll its initial game
Of the season
Yale. outwcighinE Carnegie Tech
twenty pounds ~ the man. was uuj-
played and held sec reless in TIA.
second half after rolling up but
thirteen points in the first half. on
two field goals by U'iiearn and a
touchdown. due largely to Tech
tumble. The Eli eleven fumblcd ire
quently and showed considerably less
team development than Its lighter
opponents.
rem state lOunu a tartar In VIII
liam and Mary College. winning by
IS TO I. University Of Pennsylvania
was held TO 10 To . score by Frank
lin and Marshall. and Dartmouth was
extended to beat Norwich 20 TO o.
Princeton. Cornell and Columbia
all displayed impressive form in their
opening games. The Tigers downed
Johns Hopkins. 80 TO o: Cornell.
after AN uncertain start in the first
period. rolled ny "A tally OF 50 to G
against st. Bonavcnturc. while the
Blue and White showed under tr-
SINUS. ~ t" and uncC vciicd a
brilliant baCkiicid combination
Colgate opened it's season aus
riciously with Il 30 IL victory over
GARRISON. Brown. with a team of
veterans. defeated Rhode Island state
- to In is Initial test. Yves.
Point trinmph"d ia e double header.
\rny aGEc. cations taking the meas
Urc of l.sbam"u Valley. II to o. and
Springfield, 81 l" O.
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CORPORATION COURT
l.u,,NENES TODAY

iiOPEWElL VA. oct Trc
october term Of Corporation Court
VIII convene tomorrow morning. with
Judge T. B Robertson presiding
one of the most Important cases to
b" called Will he thai Of g. W
Dixon. who is charged with Kid
mapping Mrs. George " oliver and
taking her to Roanoke. =. The ease
VIII be set for trial by TIA. court.
and Will probably be- heard the last
or the week. Dixon has secured At
torney J. Toomef Garruv 10 defend
him. He has issued no statement
according Ia She police. "xrcp, to
deny that lie took Mrs. Oliver away
against her will. He is out under
$1,000 bond
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Mrs. Matte u. Matthews Dies.

PETERSBURG, VA. oct. Fol
lowing an illness ~ tv. weeks. Mrs.
Matti" Elizabeth Matthew'S. WI. OF
Res. X. l.. Matthews. 23l HalifaX
street. died yesterday afternoon n )
'."l"Ck a. her residence
Besides her husband. Mrs Mat
jh'ws - survived hy three sons ana.
ihr'' daughters: H"ruard W. -; T..
AMI y. l.. Matthew's Mrs. e. l.. lan.
Mrs. IL. III. liumphl,tt and Mrs. l.. Z.
r"nch. al! OF Peters burg: also two
Hr"th"rs. captain T.. T.. l,.ckctt Of
'rewe. and J. T. I.nckctt. =; bristol
Va
The fuucya, will l." held tomorrow
afternoon AT 3.3n o'clock f:om the
second Baptist church Inrer:ncnt n
i.auiford Cemetery
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,nr,nlm Kurt ,mur,,r>

HESTER. Va, oct. l-C cap
'"im George IS. Kruiz, one Of ia" two
" 'hr"" SurN IN.ug commissioned oui-
GERS nf the old St"u.wall Hrigad. al
the Confederate Army. who has b".ll
81! t'r a week a. his home her. WAS
greatly Improved today. ana proc
iic"lly out cf danger, it was said NJ
aus residence H., is one -; the best,
known Confod.r":" veterans IL.
N"rth"rn virginia. and entertained
ever 800 p""pl' NJ Il reception recon,
tN. when ,h' Grand Camp 81 N!r-
-!riH was IN session h.r,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
e.. OF co CAMPAIGN
STARTS TOMORROW

PETERSBURG. VA. oct. l.-Evcry-
thing is IN readiness FOR the nnal
meeting o! the committees and work :
"rs Of the chamber Of Commerce
campaign. which will he held to-
morrow night ar the Hotel Peters
burg At $50 O'Clock rho campaign
viii start Tuesday. and within three
days ~" workers. "Npcc, to hay"
over tn" necessary Loo members 20
SuhScrib" So 20 carry on the work
Of tho "rgnuiza;ion
Tho various committees already
organized have been quietly working
Tor ihe past Tow weeks lining up
everything for tn" big drive.
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accused "r Embrx.lcncn,.

bANNiI.I.E. VA. cc, Warrants
'."nSln@ "mh.2alcm-ut w"ro issued
".&h' tn' K f.. N"un"o. who c,tnr
t"t" from ':r"ru,illc. :. g.. t,r uuy.
-" nj secured employment rs an
-ai"Sni"'. III, polio. .hu..
hit N" ISSUED bogus ,.hrcil -um. ni
,h'Sn ;@r - i"iu- cash..d ly r. E;
anderson. It = further charged taa,
N""uc" !"tt with his VIII. aud c'lird
without s"ttlit~ his h"t"i bin "n,
lotviiir all "f has effects in his rpuin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
DEMPSEY BUSY GROOMING
ONE WHO MAY SUCCEED HIM
Heavyweight! Champion of World Spends afternoon in
Gym Showing Floyd Johnson. ouhu Giant
Pointers on Art of Self-i)elcnsc.
| LSWSV9@g@
| MEATS g. SAUSAGE

Ni.M NrHk uct J. i, VAS in
tiny cUhi mol, 81 "a dr,.Siu-, room
AT S'.!lmua's gymnasium IN Ei-ht.,
NN"nu, This AFTERNOON
T"o young giants. "u, s,ayI,
naked "Hd moppnI prrsp!ratiou
'rom recent gNunosiic Efforts, the
"thrr partly dressed. w,r" talkiu-
earnestly. "nartins a curious little
.cu:i-.
Thy nuIJ dresser man was jack
Dempsey and the 81, au ultur, as
ON ni2ht say. !a> Floyd Johns %,
lie y"uthIul hcaNyw"iGh; uum Iowa.
h, S.'"" pr's seated au mteyes SUNG
d" "I i!' characters 81 "a, uuanS
sided "eaNHwclehi champion ut tny
worli
C"n ,"u nn"gt,y tn, -roucny Jyr-
.rirs ct ,h. suIy Willard. or tn,
srIt -""ut'lou Jack J"uuSUlt. ui aI,
Their champion u tn, top Of lbs
,a.rcr n,ru. GENEROUS vnuugh 90.
-'iu- 60 IL. ,i"un!c of c"ucn!np !,
Hspc..a,.> d sou,-S,,r un, MIA,
N.t tho; - cNa~!y what Lacl
'"mPa-y vas duiua Tor Floyd H"hn-
son. !',rhnl> this phase 81 Jack
i'"ulGs. IS .uaIartvr A. uiv ut III.
many reasons Nhy he is cham.Ion e.
,1r Wor'i
The room was $" small ;na' ,ho
.+ourS giants seemed 10 nil II rr"m
sal! 10 wall. 'iho writer. hrin., thin.
."rvly m"unH'd to Scrv"ch INTO on
yuruo. aui J,rry the Greek. pcmp.
~ TRAINER. with Il riG towel in
EIS hsri, had amujner curu,r. /, MAS
u4hr ii, all Ji"uud.
p.,as ruaIl. n,mrscy lifted one
u-, rst to tilds vai, :, point. auu
A,n q - Md 4" rs ihJt p,ril was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
E,-,.o,rnor Mnnp >,c,L.

IOi'EW EI.L. Va, Oct. LEN
""'"rm"r william Hodges Mann DO
.iEcr"d AN address I" TIA" member,
Of the local PRESBYTERIAN ,'hIr,n
;h.S morning which wa, cui.vod
very much Governor Mann has 10
for" talked 10 the members OF IN.
Church h"r" and his messages AFRO
always greatly enjoyed.
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Enndmmm Is DcIrEntc.

iioPEWELI.. VA. oct John
=. Goodman. pas; grand chancellor
- tho local l.dcc OF knights Of
l'ythias. viii 20 I" Norfolk Tuesday
q" represent ia" local lodge at tia.
folk Tuesday. >u extensive pro.
rraE Z said mas h.cu ar ng,d
10y the Norfolk Lodges for the en-.
ivrIa!nmcnt OF the visitors.
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been extcr5cd t., 80 'u, Hon.
we'll Pfe9DyteriG" Churci IL uas
announced toda! u Is no. auuwn
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LADY Of 75 LIKE.
YOUNG WOMAN NOW
say TIVE Plant .luir" Has Given
i'cr RELIEF From tatnrrh
and Bad Stomach.

'Alrn"uaa am - years old. feel
''H' yolin- woman since have
i7t"u YOU" rlnrt lite" SAID Mrs
N"r=a re-, jones. -: lbs Meirosc Ave
The Washington herald., 1922-12-08
TAFT is Commander
Of Spengler Post

George L. TAFT was elected COM
mander Of the Henry c. Spangler
Posi- American Legion. las' night.
at the National Guard Armory.
Other officers elected were Fred
4. Livingstone. senior vice command
er: w. Lawrence Hazar'' innior
vice commander; James B. Jones.
finance officer: Douglas A. White.
quartermaster: Arthur l.. Smith.
chaplain: Mlllard j. Holmes. sur
geOn: Glenn C. Dorsey, sergeant at
arms: Fred II. Heidenreich, master
at arms. and Past Commander Paul
E. Twyman. historian.
Delegates to the District conven-
ton. December Is and l6. are Brig.
Gen. Anton Stephan, George T.
TAFT. and Fred A. Livingstone: al.
ternates. Paul F.. Twyman. Fred II
1feidenreich and Douglas A. White
Spangler Post contributed to the
department Christmas week fund.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-08


complete account Of the life Of Mr..
Bond be placed in the court rec
ords.
Mr.. Bond was born, in Ipswich.
Mass. in 1892, and graduated from
Dartmouth College in 1885. He
is, author of a book. THE Gold
Fields Of Idaho and the Routes to
Them" which ID an account of a
trip taken by Mr.. Bond to conduct
and protect from Indians a group OF
emigrants to the gold mines in
Idaho. He married Mary Adeline
Hunt, of this city. In November.
1864.
Mr.. Bond was prominent In
Washington Masonic circles and
served as grand high priest of the
Washington division. Among the
other organizations in which Mr..
Bond was active are; The Cosmos
Club, National Geographic Society.
and the Association Of Oldes In
habitants. +,
The Rev. Jason y. Pierce will
officiate at the funeral services this
afternoon at Mr.. Bonds home. In
terment will be in the Rock Creek
Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-08
Will Investigate Raise
In PENNSYLVANIA Coal

Investigation into the reported
increase In the price OF anthracite
at Pennsylvania mines will be
started today by Walter G. Allen,
executive secretary of the Public
Utilities Commission.
Through the Coal Merchants
Board Of Trade. of which ]. Maury
Dove is president. Mr. Allen will
inquire whether that body has been
notified of the reported increase,
which in press dispatches is set
at s1.75 a ton.
Upon receipt of official informa-
ton. the Public Utilities Commits.
sion will inquire of the Pennsyl-
vania Fuel Administration whether
it permitted the raise, and if so.
efforts will be started immediately
to have the raise eliminated. Fail
ing with that agency, the commits
sion plans to carry the fight to
the Department of Justice and the
Federal Trade Commission.