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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26
DEMURRER OVERRULED;
MINERS co TO TRIAL
William Blizzard, Union OH
cial, Selected as First
Defendant.
IBy AssocIated rress.l

CHARLES TOWN. w. VA, Apri! -.
be- William blizzard. mine union oiM-
ciai, sometimes spoken of as the
General Of the march against I.o-
gan. but denying that no took any
part in the August. 1921. disorders.
VIII GO To trial for treason tomorrow
In the Circuit Court in jefferson
county. That was the result Of a
da% rcplctc with legal questions. dus
ing which Judge J. NJ. Woods gave q,
long decision everything the dcrnur-
rcr OF defendants In the march
cases against the treason charges.
S"parat. trials and tho selection
OF blizzard az tho first defendant
were then provided for
Judge George w. McClint!c to-
night. In handing down his decision
on motion fled by counsel for the
United Mine Workers to dissolve -
temporary restraining order against
union activities in the Wing Gulf
hc!d 1ecrccd that temporary in
Junction you'd remain In effect un-
Ill further orders from this court"
JudS" McClintic's DECISION over
ruled and refused the motion 10 dis
miss the temporary order and was
based on the findings that a con-
spiracy between the international
union ana tn" operators OF the con.
,rai competitive fields had existed
snco 1888.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26
ID. A. II. PAY VISIT
TO FREDERICKSBURG

FkEDERlCkSBCRG. VA. April
25.-cn invitation extended by Mrs.
+. +. Eirckh-ni and Mrs. ~ II
Smith, representing The washington
Lewis Chapter. - 4. r.. Of this Ctty.
AT tho National - y. r. Congress in
Washington. - delegation OF promi-
n"nt women representing Il number
~ states in the Union, visited Fred
rr!oksturr yesterday ana were en-
tcriaincd at lunch ~ tho local - \
X. at the HON" OF Mrs. Y. VI. Elem
ing. regent az the local chapter. after
which tour was mad. in au,omo-
hilcs 10 the historical points IN tho
city. the principal object OF interest
being Kenmore" the home Of Betty
Washington. sister ~ George Wash
ington. who married General Field
ing Lewis.
II Is contemplated to make ma
'ional j.. y. K. shrine OF kenmore.
Among The States represented were
Washington. Michigan. Illinois
south Dakota and other States. and
Washington. i. 9. REPORTS viii be
made 10 the chapters Ia the various
states represented. and thus national
publicity VIII b" given TO Kenmore
az many Of thc ladies' arc pro,ni-
nently connected with some % tn"
leading publications. through whose
columns sentiment VIII be favorably
expressed. The object is IN have the
national ID. \. x. take over Ken
!nor" and maintain IL. Tho deIega-
zion OF ladies' was charminyiy enter
inineh n a tea a. the home OF Mrs
G. O'Conor Goolrich Monday even
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26
TOBACCO GROWERS BODY
TAKES OVER WAREHOUSE
Only One Left in Blackstone
for Open Sale Of the
Irnf

i. j.. Chambers. manager OF all
warehouses; In tho dark ana sun
cured bolt for the Tobacco Grow.rs
co-Opcratiro Association of Vir-
|.pin. North Carolina and South
Carolina. was In tho c!.y yesterday
on business connected with tho new
orEa niZatirn. Mr.. Chambers an
nounccd that the Tobacco Growers
Comparative Association had taken
over the Farmers Warehouse owned
by stock company and which sells
40 per cent OF tho tobacco on tho
blackstone market. tho Iron Ware
house. owned by w. II. Barrow. and
the SouthaiGc Warehouse. owned by'
J. II. Jones each OF tho warehouses
being located In Blackstone. This
leaves only one warehouse In tho
blackstone market for the open sale
'Of III" weed
Th" Randolph Warehouse, owned
by w. q. Huntington < 90. at
Farmvill", has been leased by the
association, and negotiations are on
for other warehouses In the sam"
district.
Mr. Chambers Ia in chnrg. of all
warehouses; from Petersburg on the
cast to Bedford On the west. and from
The Blackstone section 20 the CarOl!n.,
County line On lie nOrth. In..EG <
IN. city "f itirrn'puh. ~. - an. q
The most experience" tnubccp men
H. III" Soaih. AS a boz n" spUf-ht
employment wrh pdrham :; Young
prOpr!"tors of Moorc's warehouses; in
Petersburg. where H. served four
teen years. He rose from tho most
humble position to full manaG,r Of
ne Hoora and had practically full
cargo OF sales. Upon IL: orSnnIZd-
ton o: tn" Farmers Warehouse Com
pany At Blackstone in l0T. which sue
ceed"d the Tanner Warehouse. Mr.
Chambers was secured to take en-
tire Charg" Of the business II which
he has nldo u great success
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26

Pkg. Louisville. Ky. This medicine
is the most remarkable thing that
ever came into my life.
six or seven years ago | began TO
suffer with my stomach, indigestion
and bad pains in my stomach and
chest. After meals my stomach
swcllcd mp like n drum and my suf-
fering was SO intense at times that |
could hardly stand II. My kidneys
were In awful condition. often |
would have TO get up seven or eight
times during tho night and got very
little rest.
81 was about all In when got
Plant Juice. hut the first few doses
OF this remedy did me worlds Of good
can now cat and enjoy bis meal
without suffering afterward. My
kidneys are improved and l do not
have to get up single time during
tho night. but instead. sleep like q
young boy"
Plant Juice Is sold In Richmond at
Tragle's Drug Store: in Petersburg
by Morrison. tho Drug Man: in Chase
City by the Chase City Drug Co.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26
HIGHER.
BUT LENEES HOLDING
lHy Assncl.teh press. |

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. April Is
IN" Mississippi River rose onc-t.u,h
OF foot here today. III" gauge at
the foot OF Canal street standing at
22S feet ~ 6 o'clock tonight. com
pared with 22.5 a. that hour this
morning The previous high record
mere was twenty-five feet In 1921
maximum OF .3.i fee, has been
predicted by May - TO 20
ohicial reports az satisfactory
icNce conditions continued 10 come
Into Federal. State and parish lcyc.
engineers today. Topping and bian-
ketng Of low on bankments was in
progress throuEhou, tho day all along
inc lines. hut food control agencies
declared no serious difficulties had
been encountered al any point.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26
Missionary tInfon ,Icc,.

ne ""man'S INSTRUMENTATION
missionary Union OF Richmond mo,
,'"G' street baptist Church ycs
''r"aE. About 100 women rcprcscn,
inc various missionary cmnrt. g., -,
city attended. Miss sue I.rr;,,
.ne president opened the meeting
h"p"rtS OF the Presbyterian. Chris
tihn' Episcopal. Methodist. nan,,.,
ana Lutheran missionary societies
were heard. Miss Merriweather
Hi noN% on IN" l"rcr Mission. ana
Mrs. H. /. Schulz. of Hamilton sroL.
on inter-rac!al conditions. Miss
trahch Etnf"rd conducted the "oui.,
hour The women Of Grace Sfr..t
BAPTIST Church served dinner ar,or
Which Mrs. Juanita Woods. smoke on
d!S'rict nursing. Miss Ora Hayes on
."e SalNa'loh Army, and Judge j.
HoGe Kicks on the Juvenile Cow,
Rev De Foe Wagner closed the mco,
ing with a hcncdiction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26
UNION VETERAN DIES
HERE AT ACE OF "a
Thomns JrHcrson RobInson, One of
Five Brothcrs In Federal Army,
SmccumiIn In I.Inier pnrl

Thomas jefferson Robinson died at
his home. 1915 Noble Avenue. Giu,er
Fark. Monday morning at $50
o'clock. aged "a years. He had been
In failing health for several years.
but his death was surpris. to his
family and friends. The funeral Will
be from the home tomorrow after
noon mt o'clock, conducted by Rev.
William Hedley, and the burial viii
be In Riverview. Mr.. Robinson wns
born In Pittsburgh. Pa. April Is.
!h'H' lie was a veteran Of the War
Between tho states. serving with
Company II. Second Ohio Regimen,
or Heavy Artillery, and was "A mem
per OF sam Black Post. g. a. r.. Of
MckceSport, IA. He was a member
OF G!nter Park Baptist Church.
MI Robinson is survived bv his
WIDOW, who was Miss Elsie Jane
campbell. ono daughter. Miss Elsie
+. Robinson. and seven sons. Iaro,.
j. Warren Il, Walter j.. George "
g" Frank II. William L. and Victor
,"ur grcat- Grandch!ldren, all of
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26

Fourth Avenue. i2o fee, North Chest
nu, stree. 3oxli0 feet. April 90. 1922.
$3.50
S57--W. j. Parrish to Moses l..
iiothe!mer. north line Monument
Avenue. 60 fee, East Tiidcn street.
east 30xi3j feet. April II. 1922. tax
$40. $40.
S62-Bcrtha y. Crobarccr to Alb
bott l.. Archer. No. 3l32 west line
F"ndali Avenue. 500 feet nofth
Crawford street. north 5oxiS5 feet.
lion $4,000, March 81. 1922. tax $3.50.
$40.
Ss4-Thomas g. Boswell. Mary r.
twlfe) to Edna +. liorncr. No. all
South Chamn Street. south ooxS5
feet. liens $500. s9.5oo. April 20.
1922. tax $3.50. $40.
Sso--!. NJ. boswell to Thomas L.
Howard east line Twenty sixth
Street. 60 feet south Railroad Street.
south 33xi4O feet. April 20, 1922, tax
$3.50. $40.
s7i-Jamcs 7. Mooney, Josephine
y. Mooney to Mary q. otter. No. 20lS.
north line Park Road. West Pickett
street. 42xo5 feet. April -. 1922, tax
Ss.3O. SIC.
S72-May j. Sheppard 20 John w.
Williams. j. Lee Davis. north line
Monument Avenue, 1910 feet Eas,
Cleveland street. east s0xi35 feet.
April 30. 1922. tax $3.50. $40.
S77-Lillias r. Cary. ct ais. exors.,
Wilson Miles Cary TO David Connell.
north line Park Avenue. $50 feet
West Cleveland street. west looxI4o
feet. April 10. 1922. $4,000.
ssi-Jcnuie Gandel. y. (husbanb,
West Stern. sl,loO. northwest corner
Boyd and Hancock streets. l7.6x75
feet. March "a. 1922. tax $50. $40.
sS2-I.illias Il. Cary. ct ais. exors.
Wilson Miles Cary To Henry s.
Matthews. Make y. Matthews. north
lin" Park Avenue. l75 feet East
Cleveland Street. east 5oXli0 feet
April 10. 1872. S2.500.
SS5-B"ttic l. Smoot. elk. George
w Smoot, TO Louis j Hcindl. No
lG-1sA-lS-iSA west line Stafford
Avenue. S?.5 feet North Cary Street.
| north i5:7X6l.i feet, April 1922
$500.
SSS-J. Ralph Eek. Laura u. CwifeD
| TO John : Murphy. Dorothy Wiz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26
tBy United News.I

WASHINGTON. April ga dan.
Serous organized effort is being
'h"ao 10 weaken. cripple and finally
XIII the competitive systcm OF the
civil service. according 70 charges
.! "iiiam Dudley Fruike. president
OF tn" civil Service Reform League
FouIko said he would show be-
i"rc II mass mceting OF the lcagu.
mere Thursday night that In each
branch Df the government oficInl.
actively are attacking tho Civil ser
vice. The mass was called
after the summary dismissal Of more
than score OF bureau OF Engraving
executives.
Conspicuous In this organization.
F"uikH charged, are Secretary OF
Labor Davis Attorney
DauGhcr,y and rostnlast.r,t;.u.ra
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26
AID. CLUB WILL ELECT
IT'S OFFICERS TODAY
Committee 70 Present
Sintc, hui Individual Members
Why Aci ErnnI fh, IInnr

} Directors of tn" Richmond Advcr-
Using Ciub will meet at $40 O'Clock
this evening To close mp all business
of the year In preparation for the an
nual election OF officers. which viii
take place at the dinner To Toe held at
Murphy's Hotel at 6:l5 o'clock The
nominating committee viii present "A
slate. but individual members have.
the priv!leG" of making nominations
from the floor. who the nominees VIII
be for president. vice president and
FOR the hoard of directors had not
leaked ont last night.
Featuring the meeting this evening
VIII be In" presentation of r. Allen
,,!bboDs. the new executive secretary
OF the Better business Bureau, by tho
president az the bureau. Leroy s,
Cohen, Mr. Gibbons succeeds Sias n
Leaning. who has gone 10 Providenco
II. l.. Ia take similar position.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26
ORGANIZED EFFORT
TO DESTROY CIVIL SERVICE
foulkc, President of League, Will Show Before Mass
Meeting That High Officials Are At
lacking System.

work. All Of these officials. he said.
nav" attacked the servic. and ad :
V"catcd removal Of postmastcrs and
other executive positions from tn.
competitive system.
propaganda against the service has
h""h put out by First Assistant Post
master Genera! John r. Bartlett. he
charged
Elmer Dover. Assistant Secretary
or the Treasury, FouIkc said. was
appointed Ia max" clean sweep Of
Democrats in Office. but has been
partially stopped By action Of civil
service advocates
Senator'S Moses. % New Ifanp-
shire and New. OF Indiana. have
mad" open attacks upon the service
In the upper House. Foulkc declared
and In the House, Representative
10 paliIuo sAvu sisulo pun swrri,I.M
the night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Helen y. Tim mons.

MIS- Helen +. Timmons. aged "a.
WHO" OF Frank F.. Timmons. died
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock at
tne home os her son-!n-law. I,ouls
r fuSh' 2a0s Nenable Street. Funeral
arrangements have not been com
pleted.
Mrs Timmons is survived by the
Following children: W. -. Timmons
or Richmond: J. NJ. OF Yves, vir-
e'hia' and {. F.. OF Indiana: Rev.
j. e. Miles. OF Tennessee; Mrs. r.. A.
Evans. OF Baltimore: Mrs. r. \
Doyle. Mrs. c. c. sharp. Mrs. Louis
r. Pugh. and Miss NJ Timmons. all
or THIS city. There are sixteen
grandchildren and two Grcat-Erand-
children. surviving also.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26
2 ALLEGED SWINDLERS
HELD IN CHATTANOOGA
Charged with Using MniIs TO De-
frnud Public OF Large

by Associated Press

hNI AHpoGA. TENN. April %
p. 9. Shhf"r ana Bert SAKE. two
alleged agents Of tn" Point OF rur-
chase Advertising Association. YORK
IA. are under arrest AZ Charlotte
J. -. charged with using IN" United
states mails To defraud, the ease
having been worked UP by post.ofIice
inspectors from Southeastern head
quarters here.
huge profits by use of a counter
electric sign sold for a small amour,
IN which advertising space Is sun
posed 20 bring in monthly revenue
from national advertising Is the
proposition which is said TO have
proved attractive TO many merchants
throughout the South. including scye-
raj local firms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26

nam Streets. 90 feet by 10 feet.
April is. 1922. St,lSO.
8Ic-John s Christian. trustee. to
George +. Seal. Florence Il C,vifcN,
southwest corner Louisiana and GILL
ham Streets, 80 feet by 10 feet,
April Is. 1922. $500
SOIL Seldom Taylor. Jr.. trustee.
TO Abraham Weinstein. Minnie Wrin-
stein. No. l5l5-i5l7. south line Main
street. l55 feet east I.ombardy street.
east 40 feet hy ll5 foot. April %,
1922. siO.sll
SS3-A. II. HoIdcrby. Jr.. trustee. %
Joseph III. Harrison. west limo Nobl,
Avenue. 100 feet by - feet south
Brooidand Park Boulevard south
30 feet Is inches by 1875 feet April
II. 1922 1885
Ssi-Poiiard n BaSbv. Inc. trus-
tee to Clarence Cosby, north line Ash.
land street. 30 feet inches cast
sycamore street, east IL feet b. 100.
April :. 1922. $1,000.
S92-Alfrcd L. Goddin. trustee. 10
Il. Mclean Whittct. Cornelia NJ. No.
500. east limo belmont Avenue, 1so
feet inches south Leonard Street.
south 25 feet BY ll5 feet. April 10.
1929. S3.5iv
SEA- B. Belfleld, trustee, TO John
y. Yates. Nellie c. (wifeD. west line
Third Avenue. 30 feet south Myrtle
street 80 feet by l+o feet. April "a.
1922. $1,000.
qua j. Chewing. T. ". Boxley,
trustees, TO II. Howison Jones. No. Q.
south l'"a Jackson street. So feet
west 81. James street. west 20 feet
by l5s feet April 6. 1922. SLIGO
'"3-Eirginia Trust Co. admins
TRAITOR. Stuart Jackson to j. Wilmer
Turner. west line Vine Street, 100 feet
south Main Street. south so feet by
10 feet. December 81, 1921. $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26

sinia Murphy. northwest corner
Patterson Avenue and Tiidcn streets.
25Hit2 feet, April ~ 1892 $4,000.
sS3-L. II Mundn. Alma NJ
twtf") to willim Bates. No. l42l
south line Ashland Street. 2si feet
West Randolph Street. west c2xi25
feet. April -. 1922. tax $3.50. $40.
S9o-T. ~. Lamb. Hattie G. (wire).
TO Flavius u. WALKER. lots 4-5-6-7
block 10. lots 2o2223-2A. block Is.
lot ~ block 6. Brookland Park
March -. 1929, tax $50. $40.
So4-M. NJ, Ellis. ct ais. TO !. F.
Hogan. west line IIanes Avenue. 10
tcet South Crawford Street. A5xl35
feet. April 20, 1922. 5000.
CwifcD to G.. ". Tcaho. Eva G..
Cwifc). west line Third Avenue, 30
feet South Myrtle street. south 30x
40 feet, April -. 1872, tax $500.
SO
9oi-Fairfeid Realty Corp. to
Housing Investments Corr. west
line Vine street. leo feet South
Main Street. south 60XlI0.I feet.
April Is. 1922 $4,000.
s5l-W. J. Harris. Hugh +. Rose.
trustees. TO w. T.. Eancs. No. ISL. east
lineColonial Avenue. lI5 north Bcvcr-
~ street. % feet by 100 feet. April
81. 1922. s6.I22.5O.
S56--LcRoy l.. Brown. trustee. to
Maude $. Newton. No 2l25. south line
Park Avenue. s. feet By II feet :
inches east Sycamore Street. east 90
fee, inches by 1875 feet. April %,
1922 $3.50.
s59-A. f.. Chapman. trustee. To p.
s. Luhtcnski. south line Taylor
street. - feet eleven inches west Ad-
dison Street west 30 feet inch by
90 feet. April 90. 1922. $1,000.
S6i-M. l.. copelan. trustee to NJ.
J. Leo. No. 27OO-27Oo-A. northwest
corner Grace and Mulberry streets.
80 feet by li5 feet. April -. 1922.
$500.
Vricnscs.
STIR. y. Kicks, Jr.. trustee. TO w.
J.. Arwo"d, south line Clay street.
GO feet by TO alley. April 80, 1922
5000.
s75-Charles *. Willis. trustee. to
George +. Seal. Florence T.. twitc).
southwest corner Louisiana and Gill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26

DANVILLE. VA. April 25.-.Thc
death occurred at 1870 o'clock Sun
day morning at Chatham. of J. Al
len Crews. a former resident Of this
city. who two years ago moved To the
county seat. lie had been III for "A
long time and his death was not un-
expected. He was Il son OF n. 6. Crews
and Mrs. Georgia Voolfolk Crews.
being born at Troy. Missouri. in
1874. ie moved with his parents to
Danvillc in early youth and was cdu-
Gated at V. NJ. I ard Richmond Col
lege. He was for many years clerk
of the city school board. He was
married to Miss Mary Murphy. Of Des
Moincs. Iowa. who survives with four
children. G. B. Crews. George May
Crews. Margaret and Ruth Crews.
The funeral was held at Chatham
Monday with Mansonic honors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26
VICTIM OF EXPLOSION
IN 1920 SUCCUNlBS
ihirfy-scrcnth Death Occurs RcsuI,
OF Wall street Bomb
IbIOf
~ ASSOCIATED Press. !

NEW YORK. April 25.-The ,hir
iy-seventh victim OF tho Wall SIRE.
explosion in 1920 has lust died
H.. "ieu'
uoc'ors certificate issued for
eoer'cA 'hFcy Sopcr. of Brooklyn.
N"'e AZ IN" rans" Of death ailments
'S"'''nG from injuries received in
'He disaster. Walking along Wal,
> U""t when the blast came. Mr.
S"Her was so badly burned that h.
never fully recovered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26
Prisoners Swap
Identities in Jail
IRy Associated prcss1


DEI.AND. FLA. April 25.-Two
prisoners I'm the Volusia County
Jail here, one OF them wanted in
Freehold. y. j., snapped identi-
ties the other day when IA New
Jersey deputy came for his man,
and the local prisoner palmcd
himself off as tho Jerseyltc.
When the officer arrived at
Freehold he discovered he had
man named Falkner. arreste1
here for larceny. and that Walter
Guas was still In the local jail.
The deputy left Freehold sun
day for De!and to return Falkner
ana take charge OF Guss. but
Falkner will not I've delivered.
The Noiusia sheriff received word
today from Charleston. S. c., that
Falkner had escaped from the
train near that city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26
John William White.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April 25
John William White. OF 22o Forty
fourth Street. who served In the
famous North Carolina brigade,
which thrice repulsed Northern
army corps and saved Lees army at
the battle Of Sharpsburg. died at
home yesterday noon. after long
Illness. He had been n resident OF
this city for twenty-five years, and
for twenty-five years has been a
member OF the Magruder Post OF
Confederate Veterans. Tho few re-.
naming members OF the Magruder
Post, dressed In tho frayed gray uni
forms, attended tho funeral Of Mr..
White at his nome this afternoon at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26
Colonel J.. c. Rraucr.

Funeral services for Colonel
Frederick Casper Brauer. widely
known Confederate veteran, who
died OF heart trouble Monday after
noon At $3.50 o'clock in the home Of
his daughter. Mrs. T.. G. SchlosS. 40
Allen Avenue. Will he conducted to-
day at IL o'clock from the mortuary
chapel In the Hebrew Cemetery tho
Rev. Dr. Edward y. Calisch. of Reth
Ahahah synagogue. officiating. Col
oncl Braucr was n cattle broker here
many years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26
.Inncs I.Inyd Icrrr.

SANFORD. VA. April 25.-After n
brief illness Jones Floyd Terry, one
OF the oldest citizens OF the Eastern
Shore. died at his home here April
20. In spite OF his 81 years MIR.
Terry had been unusually active mp
TO within Il short time OF his death.
He was n steward Of tn, Pocomoko
VI. r. Church. South. for over nifty
years. and teacher OF the Mems
Bible Class for more than forty years.
lie IS survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Edna Robins and Mrs. II. y. pund!ck.
Of Sanford. four grandchildren and
two Ercat-Grandchildrc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26
GEORGIAN MARRIES
VIRGINIA GIRL
lRv l.nItcd Nrns1

AUGUSTA, GA. Apru a5.-Iinrrv
hurum, -. Augustus "bahv
, "nnci!inan,' and Miss Hcya Cab"il
carter. OF Char!ottcsvillc. Va. .lon.d
saturday and were married AT Aiken.
:. g.. according To an announcement
here.
Miss Carter was visiting here =,
the time OF the clopcm.nt. Tn.
couple are said to be honcvmooninr
IN Atlanta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26

STKASETKG. w. April 25.-MIss
Margaret wilson, daughter Of form
or President Woodrow Wilson. is rho
guest THIS week OF her cousin. Ma
Jor ana Mrs. F.. ". Brown and Can
tain and Mrs Benjamin King nj
me Endless Nhvcrns farm. four
miles south Of New Market. having
arrived there Tuesday for w.oL's
visit. Miss Wilson was met at tho
New Market station by her cousins
and m"torGh TO the Cavcrns farm
without any OF the citizens of the
town OF New Market knowing OF
her arrival.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26
ANTHRACITE CHIEFS
UNABLE TO AGREE
rh''urc Ia H-nch Drclsinn on wnpc
deduction Program HaIts
Contract Negotiations.
IN Associated rrnss1

NEW YORK Apr!i aa.-FniIuro
"h''rhc!te operators 10 agree on "A
PFoEfam OF wage reductions today
resulted In temporary suspens<u
OF conferences OF the Joint suhcom-
mltt"c on wage contract negotia
tons' seeking tn end the coat strike
No date was set for the next meet.
ing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26

LYNCHBURG. VA. April 25--U.
Peyton Hayden died this morning at
his home near LynchburE. after an
illness of three weeks. He was a
native Of rittsylvania and had lived
here Ave years He was a member
OF the Methodist Church and Is sur
vived by his widow and three chill
drcn. Gillian c. Hayden, Iandon s.
Hayden and Mrs. J. \. lIayne. all Of
Lynchburg. The body Will be taken
tomorrow to Chatham for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-26
DEATH WARNING SENT
RICH CHICAGO WOMAN
Police Detail Guards Home or Mr..
Alfred %. shot
BY Associatod prcss.1

CHICAGO. April 25.-poa,h warn
inrs and demands for various sums
OF money are contained in "A series Of
mysterious letters received 10y Mrs.
Alfred II. Shotwcll. wife OF :, wealthy
conf"ctioner residing on Chicaro's
'"id Coast. II became known today. a
police guard has been detailed to tho
Shotwcll residence.
The letters are said to bc In IN.
handwriting Of woman and al
though demanding money. no att.mn,
has yet been made to collect tho
amounts asked.