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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-06-29
TAKEN UP

At my farm in Section 27-131-74,
One Brown Gelding, about four years
old, small star on forehead, branded
H B. Owner will please call, prove
property and pay charges.
JOSEPH M. FISCHER,
june 30 Hague, N. D.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-06-29
oMered PremiershIp. !.

rokio-Admiral Baron Kato was Of.
fered the premiership Of Japan. He
asked time to consider whether be
would undertake to form . cabinet
to succeed that Of Premier Tsknhashi.
Who resigned Tuesday. Admiral Katn
headed the Japanese delegation TO the
washington arms conference.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-06-29
clude cases.

clude cases.
LIVE POULTRY-Not advisable to
ship turkeys under Z pounds in weight.
Hens, 4 pounds and over Zoe; hens.
under 4. pounds, 1sc: cripples and culls
unstable; ducks, fat, 16c; geese, fat,
10c; turkeys, fat, over pounds, $50;
turkeys, thin and small, 10000: Grip.
pies and cults unstable, guineas. Per
dozen. $500; roostsrs. lie: broilers,
TX lbs. and up. per pound, SOC; Leg.
horns and small broilsrs. lb. 25c.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-06-29

Lessons Learned Through Errors.
Instruction does not prevent waste
of time or mistakes; and mistake9
themselves are often the best teachsso
o6 ALL. 4; Troude.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-06-29
.srRAsBuRG DIRECTORY
9NOTICEsTO THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE TEMVJK FAR
MERS' ELEVATOR

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Temvik Farmers Ee.
vator viii be held at Temvik, Friday,
July It'll.
-j22-2s By Order Of the Board
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49, !. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
D0NUs-TAR|FF FEATURE
LAST WEEK Of CONGRESS
Other Measures for CIean.lIp
Include Liberian Loan
and Dyer Bill.
tBy Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON. Sept. l..-Thi.
week Is expected 10 mark tho close
Of the second session OF the Sixty
seventh Congress. with adjournment
sine die scheduled by next SATURDAY.
and sooner IL possible. Enact,non,
% the soldiers bonus bin are ex-
pcc,cd TO furnish tho principal fea
lures OF the closing week OF lcgisl.
ton.
Other cleanup measures on the
calendar include the administration
coal commission eXiylation. L,ibcrian
loun bill and tho rivers and harbors
development bill. another donc!cncy
appropriation budget The nntilynci,-
inS bill rs to he taken up by tho
senate. but probably will no left over
In the fac" OF determined opposition
The Adjournment plans are de
rcndcnt upon final action being on =
tanned on the tariff and bonus bills
rho former comes before the Sem g
iEaih tomorrow facing "A possible re
TURN 70 conference. which would de
'"y ihc entire schedule OF CONGRESS
"hlie President Iiardiug's action on
On" h"nus bill is expected Tuesday
with Immediate efforts Ia prospect L.
r"pass .hc h!!l in THE event OF its
veto
Virtually nil OF The members OF
congress expect TO go home for tho
"!cct!on campa!gns Immediately upon
Adjournment Of Congreaa. a few are
planning European trips. white
others VIII remain IN Washington
20 work on Legislation for the mex
session In December.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
Paris Favor. MornI rer.uasion.
Thy Associated press.1

ny Associated prcss.l
PARIS. Sept; 1.-THE French gov
ernmerts policy in the Near East.
while unailoyabiy cominitted To tho
freedom OF the Darjanell.s and tho
sosporus. is declared to fuvor
moral persuasion rather than milf =
tary and naval arguments. The
semioftlcial note published In Lon
don Saturday night. asISing the BAL
Kan states To cooperate with Grea,
Britain effectively to defend tho
threatened straits against Turkish
aggression. has met with luke
warm reception In French Official
circles.
Prec!pitate defensive military and
naval preparations against what *
termed predetermined attack from
Nus;apha Komai Pasha. Tn" Turkish
Nationalist leader. ar. considered I'm
ofi!c!al circles here to be- in-,Imed.
crane" holds tn" inside track with
me AnB"ra government by virtue OF
an agreement aligned between Henry
Franklin Enuillor. head OF tho For
eisn Relations Co:nmitte. OF the
chamber "C Deputies and Mus,apha
kcmal Pasha, in lall and the
French considers ,ha, military
preparation tn Thracc o.. ON tho
Union Side Of IN" straits would he
waving IA" rel nag 10 an army
IuSncd witG victory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
FEAR TURK SUCCESSES
WILL AROUSE EGYPTIANS
Ignorant Population May Be
lnfiamed by Fear of Kem-
alist Invasion.
INy Initial NnM.s.


\ RO, Sept. i1.--DXci,emen {
anlons the ignorant Egyptian masse.
mas been heightened by tho Kcmalist
Victories in Asia Minor and the de :
mSnds or the Turk leader for Con-
.thntinople aud Thrace. Many os the
Egyptians actually believe that Islam,
AZ represented 10y tho victorious
hemoitSts. has established COMMA
lion over the European powers.
Pro-Trri speakers are even pre-
dieting "n early invasion OF Syria,
McSopotania. Egypt and rripoli and
later India. unless the allies submit TO
kemars terms.
ch.ciais horr are not greatly ararr-
Ed thus far. but they recognize the
danger OF tho Ignorant population be {.
coming inna!ned. Newspapers have
Deem requested not to give unusua!
prom'nen"" 20 Turkish news.
Most g ne Egyptians are symps-
thetio TO ihc Tur!; cause for religious
reasons. hut Tho moro educated ones
realize that Renal. after all, will bio
unable io help in achieving Egyptian
independence. Anyway they do no.
relish the thought o. being dominated
by the Turks.
however. there Is danger that "a =
nuttrS VII! stampede the iEaoran
poputace by d!Storting tho IIemalist
movement as an attempt to restore
the moSIsms TO their old-ti,ne power.
ana II tho allies attempt TO push Ke-
mai back into tho confines OF tho An
CORA state, the pro-Turk agItators
VIII likei% represent IL as an attack
o! tir'stendom against Islam.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18

oy Lord Curzon. In behalf or tho al
lies, on March 30. when Lord Curzon
suggested tho Enos- NJ !dia line should
DC the Turkish frontier I'm Europe.
~ declares that all hands agree that
Constantinople must he returned to
'Ho Turks and kcmal Pasha. and
now Lloyd George is trying 10 re-
'rieVo hin shattered reputation.
through the downfall of his pro
Greek policy. by arranging a wan,on
war and supposing that he can
arouse the nation as Gladstone did
In the seventies OF last century
about bulgaria"
While the Mail has known nro.
French proclivitics. il voices an
opinion which is quite prevalent
Great Britain's ono true intorcx,
Is freedom Of the straits. which cnn
be attained by negotiation the
paper continues. There Is no, tho
smallest need TO plunge Europe into
war and ALLEVIATE the whole sfoham.
n;cdan world about tho straits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
! DEAD, 7 HURT. IN
AUTOMOBILE RACE
Continued From First ragc.)

CONTINUED From First raSc.)
turn at a point where h. was Visible
10 only few oc tho thousands Wit
Messing the race. Ills car crashed
!.;n that oc De Paoio's aal jumped
tie top rail OF the ,rac:t, dropping
h2n; twenty-five feet. where It
hurst Into flames. Sarles was pinned
underneath. Speedway officials said
owlght u.s. i, aad not been de-
.rniacd whether Sarles was killed
" the fall or whether death was
Tue 80 burning.
The machanician. Pickup, was
brown forty feet. Ills injuries are
ltcraal. The acc!den; Is said 20
ave occurred when the racers at
'mptad to dodge tire throwu by
IcarMe's car.
iicarne was driving AZ a terrific
t;c Of speed when ;he axle OF his
n broke. Tho car apparently
ruci; - depression In The track.
,:iHcd ANON tho stralshtaway to
lth,m 2o1 yards OF the naia grand
''''.- '''i'ht cN'i SN'tit. e4Hlt- III
= course.
Milton finished the race barely 80
"hGad .! liarlse, 10 took The
al - ,Ac start, rounding the Gryc
Arve - AN approximate speed ~ III
ilc.- an hour. Murphy was crowd.
o.. EiN for second. At the end q
- miles, Eilioi, iooh tho lead, bu:
est 1t two laps later to Bennett
Ii.i.
After driving ~ laps Elliott went
" Inc pits Tor tire. losing one
~, Milton dropped for half lap
% ohanGc tire after driving for
80 ia7s with the trio throwing rub
-: and amot!ng. Shortly after re-
r;e9!'t2, he began making up time
.r:s.ic bursts o! speed, driving
= ave laps at an estimated speed
MS mile. an hour.
With five and onc-half 10 go. MI.
"n drcw into the pits for anota..
Ire. lie los, only a quarter lap
nd quickly rega !ned his lead
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
BRITISH CABINET
CONFERS SUNDAY
ON TURKISH CRISIS

c!o.,iuuei From: F'irs; Page.
"iii learn with dismay and aston!yn-
men' that Lloyd George sud his col
Leagues arc organizing a new war in
the Near East, are trying to drag
'uso-S!aria and Rumania into the
Tray. and are sending British troops
Into battle shoulder to shoulder
with tho d"jcctcd Greeks"
IL adds: The most astonishing
disclosure In this amazing dcclara-
ton Of government policy is that
apparently Lloyd George already
has sent tiery cross around the
overseas dom:nions. asking them to
send coniingants 10 join In this mad
war"
The Mail contends that Mustapha
kema!S peace terms arc not far re-
moved from the terms propounticd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
SMYRNA STREETS
VAST SEPULCHRE

Continued From iirs; psEo.)
the suburb Or Paradise. seat OF the
college, aad was taken aboard ~.
Rritfsh dreadnor2G, IRON Duke. H.,
attributed his ssoap" from dealt, 70
Tho fact shat ne can speak Turkish
and worlcd a ruse on the Turks,
=. " Fishes and d: . ,raaobe
directors of lio Y II c. A. were
heid up and 'obbed by Turkish SOL
diers. and when attempting 60 or.
cape wore nr,d upcn. rhc shots.
however, went Wild. ana ,hey reached
a place or safety.
stars aud stripes Flying.
y temporary American consulate
in Charge G Vie. -consu, MAYNARD
u. Harness has been established IN :
quay d; The cad % the town. Tn.
Sta:S and Stripe is the only for.;y,
nag ashore; IL is an Inspiring sight
S'h!Gs' the runs and dCsO!htion. The
american 0esIoyers Lawrence. I'D.
sal! anG Simpson are still! here: IN.
officers and crews have boon pra.-
Hc"Ny without s,oer for five daya
ana a'e doing gallant work. ~.
Only American property witch e.
e;p'd Hes'F0et5on was ;h4 Standard
Oh Plan; amd .Ngo tobacco wursj,ous,s
ID the outskirts o; tho CITY.
The following American. a.e ie-
a"iH!nG 900 smyrna: Mayor o.aG'n
!as!s. - W y post 6. u. iru..e
Chester GT.swctJ, Cass Read. II. 8
foreman. .. Lawrence. : /. Ca!..
vel! ana Il. o, jacob.
The following have lief, for Con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
DOUBLE MURDER
MYSTERY BATTLES
POLICE in JERSEY
CONTINUED From FRS, PARE,

'Iontnueh From First PagcD
=n:d 1t mad bcon learned that Mrs,
nan was AZ cXre:, tra pshoote-.
M:s Hal! told him. rotten said. that
aite: her husband received te,o-
phon" cali Thursday night. hs In.
formed her &c was going over 70
s'ra:Shten out Tic Mills bill" She
explained tn Tho detective tia. ti,,.;
referred TO Mills wages az sexton.
She related that when her husband
ala not return at midnight she grew
nervous" and at about > O'Clock wen,
|" III" church to see II he hal a,eo
detained there"
Mrs Hall. according 10 To,ten. sa:c
she thought her husband hzd .ton,
10 the church
Detectives Quh SEXTON.
Detective Toi.en pniu,.d ~. .i...
N''.S had told him Il WAS = tei,.
HA""c message which also ca.i-d hi.
VIE from thci: hrme on Tnu.s6ay
ni"h'. II was ~ ans; or 10 4 oY.s.
ton from Mills mcsaag. .h.t ~,
sexton said his w!fe answered: ~:
you really want % know where YIN
gong follow I'VE and dnd QUE.
f'@ieciive> also attached s!en.n-
canoe 20 the cact that Nils tod ,aeu
Ihht when his wife failed TO return
Thursday night. he, too. wen, ia
'hc church about o'c!ocl; FOR sDI--
tNai consoIa tioa," and remained f,r
some time. but that he did no. r.-
port meeting Mrs Han :he-e un,,i
about O'Clock IN The morning
y
,"s' Week tn the headquarters OF the
!ooa! IRE department, which the no.
200 ihink may have some bearing on
tn' case was upcarthcd by tho .u-
.n"'h,!ea today. Fire Captain Michael
I.Sii, wa' passing ~" time OF dsv
WIN William stevens. detectives suid
'"tE learned, when the captain ra-
""rkcd TIM; things were ra:h.r ,,n.,
around town
Maybe they are now" steer.
SAID, and ha. ndmitted rrnlyin, -,
Nom"lhinE big Is going 10 happen
ni"hop Refers to rrnscd,.
'ienn' By this statement. tec.!neG
Services In The small. bu, wealthy
thu"ch Of ST. JOHN the Mvanxei;s,,
ntr" conducted today by tho Ri3I,.
MeT A!b!nn Williamson Knight.
'.E""? -! INC Protestant EoiScoOa,
diocese Of New Jersey Th,, tcy- or
n,s sermon was Faith Hope and
lie referred briefly ,o the TRAGEDY.
re said he had been acquainted with
'ne rector for long time, and Fad
hN''rit 'ain' in him. From his own
"now!"dE". Nc said and from ych.;
others had to'd him. he was sure
we rector could not nave been guilty
Of wronEGoIM.
Nm autopsy Vas performed by Cor
one" Long over Mrs. Mills boo, 10.
DAY Tie found uha; death ". due
/" sing bullet wound through the
conttr o. 'hC forehead The juliet.
"e sd'd, vas hrcd :rou In iron; ana
i'is",a "ut b..ri; Of tho rlsh. ear.
No autopsy has Deem performed on
the rectOrs body
Mrs. Han refused to comment IN
any Way rpou the death of her hus-
band or Mrs. Mi!!s. The sexton. how.
cve"' said tha: he had been 70 see
Mra. Han. and ,ha; while rhe could
haTdly Speak. she s,eGdfastiy avowed
nor Iaith in her husband.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
iEv t,nisc3 New..1

NEW YORK. Sept. l7..--You re-
member the bondsna handkerchief
Aunt 'ein.ma used 10 drape over her
naturally marcc!le6 locks when she
made her famous pancakes?
Well. that has apparently been the
inspiration OF the millinery trade
THIS season. N Paris bandana tur-
bans arc az Tie rage and American
womea vino return without one will
have hard time convincing their
friends thu; :hey saw anything really
worth "'l..lc while in Pnrie.
Pattern Liz. Aunt .le,nin,a'..
The pattern IS just as neHr Aun,
Jem:a'a's as clever artists can MAKE.
bur inc materials arc rich s.:i:s and
even ve:ve:a. and ,he effects are soft
and beautiful.
When not OF tsured materially tur-
bans are an: 10 be constructed from
sold or silver cloth. often richly bro.
caoed and jewelsd after tho fashion
% an Indian princes headGeGr.
Sometimes aisrottes or pluInes are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
BANDANA TURBANS THE RAGE
IN DIVERSITY OF MATERIALS
Pattern as Near Aunt Jemmas Clever Artists Can
Make~-Pokc Shapes Particularly Stylish This Year
Especially Black Velvet Ones

poised directly N front TO he;sh; -,
the Oriental feeling.
With these turoauB are worn TIE
"os; ornate oarrfnss-many OF them
SIX inches IN iength-but there ar.
shorter models for shorter nack3.
Models DIrersined.
The beauty o: this seasons mali.
merry is III It's diversity. Il you don
care FOR turhans. there ara large,
shapes. SO large that they pu, III,
I'D merry widow sailor In the sMur
brm'ncd class. or there arc medlui
u" small brims. You Ray your ,nonr
snd take your choice
M.illnsrs have gone on the prime
pie that every woman finds he, high
rni beauty when sho naca the -l.r
tat.
Nearly ali the very .arss hat, "a:
snort across ;he back, wAic!i Is q
excellent idea and sAS'ay sra.
Tails relieves tho top-hvar: loo
which tho rim % equal breadth give:
Large How OF Tanct..
POKE shapes are very stylish, par
ticuiarly those OF black velvet. w:.
ssnall flowers. feathers or sru!, adGr,
AZ an al!uring angle.
Not in many seasons has the larry
bow of :afeta or velvet been use,
20 such advantage as nov.
Willie velvet and pivsn are III,
popular materials. one sees man,
models or ribbon o. lace and a
metal cloth. One of the most aii..!
ming models set developed is a tri
corn Of silver cloth. with u veil ..
Spa"ish lace which falls nearly I.
.hA Waist!lne.
Which suggests the Importance o.
ve!ls-:Ecy are almost more !,rpor.
.ant thau the hat itsc!. some rca c;.
the knees AL around: others arc sho-,
In front and fall 70 the hem in tn.
back.
Vriis Are Elusive.
Chant!lly lace IS The most favored
material for these, but many are U.
plain net Or chiffon, edged with band.
OF satin or velvet, or even contrast.
| Ing ooiors.
There are some wells so draped tina
they obscure all the face hut tn,
| mouth and chin, bat the weare,
should be careful tina. hers Is z
cup!d's bow mouth au1 that II is
PERFECT enough to act as general
! representative Of hc- face.
Aaother type OF veil is draped 50
ihat only the eyes show ana all othe.
'oaturos arc sh:ouded IN mystery
Starry-oyed women should take adj.
vantage o. this
In coiors we and rhe golden browns
and coSoa shades leading. with blac
almond green md all shades Of bi,,c
| following at q safe distance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
Australia Urndy To Join.

~ Ii'I'V IN'WN- 7
MELBotkNE. AUSTRALIA. son.
lI.--frcm!er Hughes has cahled
i"oyt George that Australia is ready
L" join the home government in
whatever action il nccessary to pro-
teCt Galiipoii.
Troops VIII l." son, /, necessary.
Prcmicy Hughes advised rms ac-
ton was taken promptly on roccip,
" request from I.oniun for as
siStaHc" IN 'acetins Tho rurh menace
In :hn Near East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
House Robbed ut supper-r,me

lfNCHECKO. VA. sept IL,
thief entered the residence OF Mr.
Robert Strothcr. 1927 Church stree,
mere. while I'll" family Was al sup
ncT md between $40 and $40 In cas-
was stolen. Entrance vas mad. b,
cutting the wire screen from Tn.
front door
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
u.v. ". T. I'M, Accom-. "a,

PULASKI, VA. Sept i7.-The Rev
W. y. Hall. pastor of the Radcor,
BAPTIST church, hss accepted "a cal
To become pastor OF the First Ban
list ChUrch at Nartlnsburg. w Va
lie i"aEes At once 10 take up IA,
work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
GreeL. Cana Care tor Refugees.
tEy Associated press.l

~ Associated PreSs.l
ATHENS. sept. 1.-THE arrival az
thousands q! refugees ut I'iraeus ha.
brought :: grave problem to the
creek government. and unless private
assistance is given. :he destitute poo
PIE mag rare badly. The government,
even with the best intentions. Will
ne unable "a provide the means nee
esS"'y 20 care for the refugees.
Yesterdays Athens papers were
!"ud IN their praises OF the American
naval detachmen;s a. Smyrna FOR the
services rendered refugees In the
burning city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
south Africu Hc.I,ates.
NY Lnited Novvs. ]

IE'F -TIItII NV >. ]
CAPE TOWN. SOUTH AFRICA
sept. FL !a extremely uulikcl.
that South Africa VIII send "a con
:iugent OF troops To assist the Brit
ish In defending the l9ardane!i~s. ne
curhsng 10 ia" best Information here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
nuIIltnr Inaercna.n, wn,.nou,r

LYNcHBJEG, VA sep. IL
Wit!i both old Warrnouses leased y,
ine Tobacco Growers Assassination.
y. ". Moses ~ Co arc building a
-~- tobacco warehouse AZ Aruo-
,uTttbS, 90 lie operated durinc the
oming season Independent o: tla
.7socIat!on. u Is cst!matcd taltt
"pnt 80 Appomattox tnrmere an.
not in ,he dark tobacco pool.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
HINTS TURK ARMS
COME FROM PARIS
Former Ambassador at Sui
lan's Court Skeplic of
Soviet Help.
tBy United News.i

RED BANK. y. j.. Sept. IL
Abram /. Elkus. former American
ambassador to Turkey. in an OK
elusive interview with the United
News. raised the question OF who Is
supplying tho Turkish armies with
FUNDS, ammunitions AMI supplies.
Elkus pointed out that as a result
OF the World War Turkey was
stripped OF territories which paid
tribute TO the Sultan.
Yet. In spite OF this loss in reve-
nue." he said, means have been
round TO maintain and provision an
enormous army which has been
Fighting against the Greeks
Turkey Financially Ruined.
WHO has supplied the funds to
maintain this army is question
When I left Turkey 1t was in a
state Of financial ruin and collapse
1t had 40 revenue worthy OF the
name. II anything. the condition is
worse now.
1t has been intimated the Soviet
government Of Russia has supplied
the Turks with funds. but few
short mon:hs ago this same govern
furnish relief for her starving mil
lions. and i; Is hardly to DO believed
that this government would on the
one hand supply funds for an army
of Turks ana on the other apply for
aid To America
Eikus called attention 10 newa-
paper reports that certain inter
:sts" In Paris are involved.
Well may Senator Borab demand
that the allies who are a3kiug US to
cancel their debts 70 America cease
supplying armies with the necessary
funds with which 10 wage war lie.
fore tho: have right to ask us for
this relief. lie said.
~ would BE- Il matter OF interest
10 know who Is behind Tho Turks. 1t
might be question for -;,e League
Of nations To Investigate"
Speaking Of Americans relations TO
the present upheaval, E!kus declared
that Americans are popular in that
country.
Americas interests in Turkey are
almost wholly educational and phil
| anthroplc." he said. Tho hospitals
and schools ana colleges were found
ed and arc maintained everywhere
throughout the empire. They teach
ana minister alike 90 Armenian
Turk. Greek, Christian and AIosl.m.
Fears for Christians.
We have substantial business in
| terests there, however. In tobacco,
! mining AND oil.
Turkey broke diplomats rsia-
| lions with the United states during
I the World War. but war was no,
! declared b. either of the countries
| DO not fear that any uative-Eorn
| American VIII be molested intcu-
| tionai!y by the TURKS. Blu, my fear
! is that American citizens OF Ar
| Mcnian and Greek birth who have
returned TO Turkey temporarily may
! DC injured. The Turk has been
! won. 10 wreak G"pSeancc when VIC
| torious on the Armchair and Greek
! Christians.
! These Christian peoples appeal TO
! the civilized nations to protect them.
/ Otaerwiae the Armenian massacres
! o. l:li-io may be repeated"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
Owes Life to Daughter
After Motor-Car Crash

Especial 20 The Times-Disra,chl
"iNSllESTt.9. VA. Sep.. 1t
Eando!ph l.. Jennings, al Amer.
ic"n ehgince: living IL Mexico
CITY. Mexico. who vas Injured in
an automobile collision yesterday
ON the SheEard6ah VALLEY PIKE,
near Ed!rbure, Va. and who IL in
Memorial Hospital here, owes his
!'!e TO h!s ll,:ic daughter, Alico.
who. although cut ana bruised
about the face, rem 10 aid her
father, after he had been hurled
through the Windshield OF his chr.
closed long gaping cash on mis-
'est CHEEK with handkerchief
and held II tightly until they
reached the hospita! here. q Ola
taAce OF th!rty-fve miles. Mr..
Jennings was s,ov;y bleeding to
death. doctors said. and re prob
ably would ha-o died had II not
been for his little i1-year.old
daughter.
AIR. jennings and his daughter
and son had gone from Mexico
CITY 10 New York, where the for
'ner purchased a new automobile.
ana then osn- OH To Virginia. the
20" e1:o!iina Az q stu6crt at An
Ea";a Military Academy. Fort De.
N"Hee. We. Tile engineer ava his
G"a"htc- "nrs leaving FOR Mexico
IVY W"cH t.e Jennings ca- and
one drive" ID" FEED *. BETS. OF
ne """i:"otins Hria OF Belts &.
"o.ce. crashed On top O.. a M!
az Ect; tried 20 pass a.otno.
car on The :nad. Bets !eft ara,
""a !Fioturoi ~ :wo pieces. nj,
race 1a d!y cut and lie suffered con-
cuss:on Of tho brain.
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