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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-12-05
WANTED
LARGE HOUSE

suitable for roomers; must be close in
and modern; would like to trade a
smaller house or small farm on same /;
will pay cash difference. Good six
two lots. garage. Only $4,000; will
take automobile. Reserve Securities
Co, III East sth ST. ASK for Cob
Ientz- Phone $3.50 or 4475 N-2.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-12-05
North Topeka

Items for this column may be left at
Petro's drug store, or dial Miss Eleanor
KimbaII, 2-3f94 before 10 o'clock or af-
ter 2 other hours dial 1881.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-12-05
WANTED-MALE HELP


MEN-Hundreds of dollars will be made by
men in our business between. now and
Christmas. Also every month thereafter,
Come in this afternoon or tonight after z 80
and let's talk II over. $50 New England
Building, Ask for Mr.. High
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-12-05
Colour Chance

Immediate possession, cut price. at
tractive terms, If sold in the next "a
hours up-tc-date, strictly modern
bungalow, finely located; one of the
best at just about present cost price.
Just let us show it to you That's all.
Closed car night or day at your call.
COTRELL CO. Tel 34os. 2-33e3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16

SUFFOLK. Oct. lJ.-ltObcrt Marion
osborne, son OF NJ. NJ. Osborne. -di-
tor OF tn" Peanut Journal. and Mrs.
NJ. NJ. osborne. Of Main street. Suf-
;olk, Va. died here last night. aged
=. years. The death or this popular
and attractive young man has east a
gloom over the community. wh.r, he
and his family are prominent and
esteemed
lie was a native Of Arkansas but
spen; most OF his life in Texas NOV
ins To Suffolk thr." and a hal; years
ago. II" served for three years in
The United states Navy during the
World War. and was tn" Youngest
Ietty officer In the regular navy.
He had passed his examinations for
warrant officer, but was not p"rmit-
ted 10 take this Office on account
of his ag" IL" was promoted in the
service eight times during two years
Of service. and at tn" age OF - years
was. chief wttX, olfirey on the, l.. :.
:. mississippi
He is survived by his parents. his
young wife. who was Miss Eva -.
Eattcn. OF this city, and 7-munths-
old son. r. NJ. osborne. Jr.: TWO sis
tors, Misses Agnes and Irene Os-
borne. The funeral services will be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
TONS OF WASTE VANISH
IN CRUSADE. ON FIRE
Work During Week Toward NinimiL-
Ing Hazard Very Successful.
chief l.. Y. Jones Declares.

chief l. :. Jones of tho Fire Pre-
Nentlun Bureau Of the Department
Of Public SAFETY. stated last night
that his department received the
hear'i-st Of cooperation from citi-
z"uS during !re-prcvcnt!ou W,ck."
which closed ON saturday
Thousands Of tons Oi waste. cast
Oh articles ana debris o.; all kinds
hid away in cellars and rnrrcts were
sent to the dumps, thus, In tho lam
guage OF Chief Jones. minimizing
the Are hazard all over town" rs
says on Tire prevention we're read at
the schools. and children We're in
structed In many ways for heading
off tho fire demon
Now" said Chief Jones. lot us
continue 10 practice wha, We started
last week. and keep our cellars and
Garrcts and closets free from waste
material which may at any moment
spring into flame and cause nUch
loss OF property and possibly life"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
FUNERAL OF A. c. BECKER
WILL Be HELD TO-DAY
Services at Residence of His
Daughter, Mrs. Epps, on
Grove Avenue.

Funeral services for y &. Becker.
pre OF R.chmoud's oldest and best;
l;nown citizens. who died early sat
mrarY GLvrniuE. AZ the home o. his
daugnter. Mrs Franz II Epps. 2i03
Grove Avenue. i'm his .2nd year. viii!
ne from the r"sidenc. at $50 O'Clock
'his afternoon. ana burial viii be In
Hollywood. Tn. services wil, be
Crndncted by Rev !. i Gravdtt rec
tor OF Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
assisted by E"v. William /. Cox. of
Holy Comforter Church.
MIR Becker. who was born In New
Orleans. came TO Richmond from Chi
cago in 1852. HIS business career
started when h" assumed manage
n"nt Of tn" Southern division Of
the Union News Company, and much
OF his early life was spent in CHI
CaSo. where hc married Miss Emily
Gilic;t. Of that city Ills business
cApcricnC" WAS varied. and his So
cal and Humanitarian activities were
multitudinpus. Besides being ASSOC
GATED with tho Union News Company
Cor forty years. h" was president OF
the y. :. kratz Co. member Of tho
arm OF EDps- Epps Co. president Of
tho Iz"ns' Building and Loan As
s"r.nt for thirty-iivc years. and q
member Of the advisory board OF The
HON" for lnCuruhl"S. ir which mSti-
tUtiou he was vitality Interested from
its beginning. II" was a frequent
visitor TO the Methodist Orphanagc.
and he was a favorit. with The In
mates OF that institution for many
recent years.
,iie 10 survived by his daughters.
Mrs. Frank l.. Epps and Mrs Jack
l.. Epps; his Standardization. John l..
Epps. Jr., Frank Becker E2ps, a &.
and Alice G. Epps. of Richmond: Il
sister. Mrs. Kate Steele, OF Chicago.
and several ni"ces and ncrh"ws.
The pallhcarcrs will hc: active.
Frank Williams. Herman hasten, ".
W. Wright s. T.. wade. Leon FRYE,
Young Tyree. Roy bowers, Herman
Rlottn"r: honorary. Henry Hill. IL.
VI. Williams. Z. L. Williams OF New
York; George SOrg, Charles y
Schmidt. Leroy Brown. Wallace r.
Brown. George II. Richardson. Vii
ham y. Snider. W. I. parden. Charles
f.. TOmplSins. Stanley Kraft. charles
tiutchison. DR.. George Fout. Norman
call. Meade r.. SpiC"r. Dr Greer
iiaughman. ROY burnett. Charles W.
Culp. DR.. ward Randolph Louis
!ieindl. Alvin Maynard. J. II. Pond.
w T.. Rahbitt and l.. II. Estes the
latter of Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
NEW GOVERNMENT BONDS
"G0BBLED Up QUICKLY
Secretary Mellon Says Issue
Ovcrsubscrihcd Approx
natcly Billion Dollars.
lHy Asaoelat.h rresnl


ASKING TON. oc, IL rho
Trcasury's new Offering OF $500. oOO.-
900 Of at per cent thirty-year
bonds has been ovorsubscr!bed APP
proSimat"ly iLooo.OO".ooo. +, was am
nounc"d today by Secretary Mellon.
Rocks for cash offerings closed at
noon yesterday
subscriptions for which 49, per
cent Victory notes or December -
Treasury certificates are rendered ia
payment VIII -" received and allot-
m"uts VIII b" made in FUN until Oc-
tDhcr II. Approximately 100000 900
az such subscriptions already havo
been allotted In fun under the terms
II the Offering.
Subscriptions received TO date. ac-
cOrdIng TO reports IN hand. were
said 10 aggregate more than $3.50
cgO0n9 OF which about sl4OO,OcV.Op
represented cHsh subscriptions. OF
tho cash subscriptions more than
e325.O00oOO was tn amounts not .x-
ccedimg 10000 FOR amy ono sub
scriber. and these hay" been al
lottcd In f,li. leaving only $iT5.G0n
coo. "r bouts. 70 bc distributed
among tho Ave other classes AZ fol-
lows
Subscriptions for moro than So
600. hut not exceeding $4,000 al
lo,t"d 80 per cent. but no; less than
10000 On any on" subscription
Nor. Than 10000. but not exceed
ing 100000, allotted 80 per cent. but
not icss than S2G.OO0.
More than 100000. but not exceed
Ing 100000. allotted 20 per cent. but
not less than s3O.O0o
More than 100000. but no, ok
cecd.ng SL00oU0O. allotted - per
cent. but not less than 100000
More than $l.0u0.OUO. allotted 10
per cent. Ia, not less than $4,000
Deliveries OF the new bonds VII
begin IN substantial amounts tomor-
row and will he made through Fed
"ral r.Ecrvc banks upon allotment
and payment,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
GOVERNMENT OFFERING
AFFECTS BOND PRICES
Feature of v eek, Market Is
Resumption of Foreign
Financing.

NEW YORK. Oc, ,-Anuouaee-
meut OF the governments ucyy 4l-t
per cont loan had deterrent eccc-
on now bond offerings last Week.
which rotal-d only EiLl5o.o0o, ass
compared wlth s7p.5J0.up0 the wee
before and silS.ooo.oo0 TWO wecse
ago.
Attractive features or tho new gov
eminent offerings also had 4 de-
pressing effect on bond prices IN-
tcnsiv" selling OF hieh-gradc rail-
road and industrial issues as wcll
as ,h" old Liberty bonds was for
tine purpose OF obtalinG funds to
purchas" the new long term tax-
exempt offerings. Seasonal demands
for commercial credit. especially for
crop moving purposes. also induced
Increased liquidation of securities by
large institutions
Active resumption Of foreign A.
nanclnE was the principal feature
o! the we"iIs market. Foreign bonds.
totaling S37o0o.n0O comprised tho
bulk of tho new issues In addition
cable dispatches announced the sal.
Of $4,000 600 ~ Norwegian bours
TO the National C!ty Company. These
securities. which probably will be
offered ,nis week. bear 5 per cent
Interest aud run FOR thirty years OF
W. pIpI'tuS T"'NhN,u'u VIII DC used
to convert an old Norwegian loan
aud The remainder for new railroad
construction. The Chilean loan Of
lo0.0o0.00o pesos Will not reach the
market before next month. the
Chilean government having extended
until October 80. the date for re-
ccivinG tenders FOR this Offering
With the government loan dcnnitc-
" out Of the way. some heavy rail-
road and Industrial financing is cN-
rcctcd within the next few weeks.
Dealers report their shelves are vi--
tually bare OF hiEh-gradc securities
Heavy oversubscr!ption of the gov
eminent loan is construed as an in
dtCatton that there Is a large amount
| of surplus funds available for i'm
veStment in high grade securities
The principal offerings last week
Were: 100000 ooO. tw'nty-ycar. per
! cent gold bonds OF Province OF On
| tario offered ut ?a1-2 To yield 5Os
| per cent. il6.nO0.OOO thirty-year e
! per cent customs and general reve.
! nue. external sinking fund gold
I bonds. series 4. Of the Republic OF
/ IIaiti. offered at 961-2 TO yield G2S
/ per cent; sl5O0.oo0 fifteen 10 TWEEN
/ ty-year s per cent farm loan gold
/ bonds TO the State Of North Dakota.
! offered T. yield 40 per cent: 81
/ ga 0oO nftc"u-year 6 per cent first
and refuudinE mortgage gold bonds
/ ri the Columbus. Delaware and Mari
on Electric Company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
TEN CONVICTED AS
DRY LAW NIOLATORS

PETERSRURG. VA. Oct. i5.-
There were ten convictions for vlo-
latIon OF the prohibition law in chcS-
tcrtcld County Court last week. in
addition 10 two felony convictions.
Charlie Vaughan. colorcd. who was
eivcr eight years Tor the murder Of
his .atheri law. and Walter Bel
vim. COlored. who WAS also given eight
years for highway robbery. The 9TH
or convictions. which were for vio-
latinG prohibition law, were as fol-
lows: T. +. Tucker. white. three
months and slOO.10: Bill Dew Hois-
Seau. cOlored. three months and $50:
A. a. Harris, white. thirty days and
$50: John Fry, colorcd. thirty days
and $50: Isaac Brown, colurcd. sixty
days and $50: Ernest Revicrs. col
ored sixty days and $50: Sam Lane.
colorcd. thirty days and $50; Sydney
Preston. colorcd. sixty days and $50:
George Jackson, colored. thirty days
and IS: Willie Bailey, colorcd, thirty
days and $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16

HEATHSviLLE:. VA. oct: To-
cleveland /. HARRISON, IS. ~ ophelia.
Va. this county. died in TIA" Mary
land General Hospital. Baltimore.
after an operation and Lr!cf illness
The remains were brought home
W"'ine sday. ana inferred in Roselaud
Cemetery at Rcedvilic. near the body
OF his little son. who died few
months since. Funeral services wer"
conducted by Rev Mr.. Dobson. Of
the NJ. II. Church. II. is survived hy
a widow and three children. alsS his
mother. three brothers. Mcssrs Joe
ana Romcr Harrison, OF Ophoiia. aud
Tankard Harrison. OF Smiths Is
land: one sister. Mrs Richard
Haynic. OF Baltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
CLEARING HOUSE ISSUES
WEEKLY STATEMENT
Deficit Of S2.332,28O Is an IN
crease of S20,7I9.-
O2O.
IEN Associated prns : !

NEW YORK. oct l5.-Thc actual
condition "f ia" clearing hOE..
banks and trust companies for the
week shows "a deilci; Of S2.332.2So
This is an increase Of s20.7la.G20.
IN" statement follows:
Actual conditions:
Loans. discounts. etc. .i5i2, POS
coo. decrease. SI7.3ST.OOO.
cash In own vaults. members Fed
"raI reserve bank. $5y.ss2,cOO: in
crease. $4,000
Reserve In Federal reserve or
member banks. s5OO.Sj3.OOO. increase,
S2l,:62. 900
Reserve IN own vaults. State banks
ana trust companies. s7,74l.00o; de.
crease, $4,000.
Reserve in dcposltaries. state
banks and trust companies. S9.2s2
0o"; Increase. S22i.o0O
N-t demand deposits. S3.syl.3ss.
900; Increase. Sl3.i5i.0Oo
Time deposits. si20.o23,o0O; do.
crcas". s2u.ol5,ooo
Circulation. Saiiil.coo; decrease
rnI,cA states deposl, deducted
$4,000
Assregatc reserve. s5I7.Sss.ooo.
Dcnc, In reserve. t2.3322so. In.
cr"as< s2o.7loI2O.
summary ~ slate banks and -rus,
COMPANIES In Greater S"w York, no,
included In clearing house state
mont.
Loans. discounts. etc. s542,5s7c09
decrease. Sls57,IO0.
Gold. si.O5i 500: decrease. $4,000.
Currency and bank notes. Sl9.O5s.
500; Increase ;799s0o.
Deposits with Federal Reserve
Bank Of New York, s7O.2OI,,O0 in
crease. i3.7.i,"0O.
Total deposits. S7ss.295a00; in.
cr"as". ii.@53.aV0.
Total deposits. eliminating amounts
due from reserve dcpos.taries and
other banks and trus7 companies In
Sow York and United States. do
posits, S7ij.:sl.s00. Increase, sg.:32.
100
Banks. cash IN vault. s2s.osl.soo.
Trust companies. cash in vau!,
{G+,ei7.5OC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
VAN AMBURCH TO TALK
TO ADVERTISERS HERE

i. y. NanAmburEh. editor of the
silent Partner" will deliver his
nous lecture on "iiow to Fail" be-
re the i:ichmc nd Advertising Club
On Wednesday evening, October %.
As a forcrunner OF the '"Silcnt Part
ncrs" visit. the club Will have a
symposium At the meeting next Wed
ncSday AT 1875 o'clock at the Y. w.
9. A., on How to Sell SUCCESSFULLY"
The notice issued by +. II. Howard
chairman Of the program committee.
says all the high points in the selling
game viii be brought out.
1t Is expected that there will be an
overflow at the meeting Wednesday,
There Will be some very important
announcements made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
SANDS WILL MAKE TOUR
OF CAROLINA THIS WEEK
Tobacco Growers of Old North
State To Hear Executive
Manager.
FIRST ADDRESS wnDNEspA,
Opens visit by Speaking nj Rock (,
Characterization Of A.sorint Ion
Reported As ENcrIlcnt-Weii-
Graded weed ON fnnd.
Isnccinl to Thc Tim.s.nisnnlch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
RALEIGH. y. e. oct i5:Oliycr J
Sands. OF R!chmond. executive man
agcr of the Tobacco Growers Co
Operative Association, VIII bc tn"
center ., interest FOR members oc the
CLAN; cooperative this week in East
crn North Carolina. whcn he Will ad-
dress mass-meotinrs OF the growers.
VINO are rapidly organizing into local
units of the associations
Speaks In Rock. Mount Wednesday.
MIR. Sands viii reach Rocky Mount
Wednesday. speaking Their" at 3
o'clock; Groenvill". Thursday. speak
ing In TIL" courthouse her. AZ II
o'clock. and hUrryiuG ON 10 washing
ton FOR "A meeting in tn" opera Iious"
OF thai co-opcrutIv" center on Thurs
day afternoon.
At kinston on Friday morning tn.
growers axe scheduled to rally In
III" courthops" 10 meet tn. ,nan whu
has succcssruuy managed the IL
nonc'nS OF Americas largest coop
"rauve. and on Friday afternoon MIR.
Sands viii complete his tour Of East.
crn North Carolina with what prom
Uses To be rous!nr meeting OF the
growers o. Craven County.
Financial Condition strong.
The successful sales Of association
tobacco 10 practically all OF the i'm
portant donestlG companies and thu
Increasing demand for the large lots
Of well graded tobacco, which the
association NOW has To- offer. haze
placed II Ia strong financial posi-
ton, according to Director Sands.
VII Is expected 10 carry a welcou.
message to the Eastern Carolina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
CHARGES OF SLENIP
FALSE, SAYS BYRD
CONTINUED From First Pagc.)

George G p""ry WAS nominated tnr
congress. was Chapman H. pc.ry
brother Of George .. reery Hc re-
signed tn" secrctaryshir for the sake
81 Appearances, but had his brotHy!-
NAV an! informed. appointed
instead The fact is, as shown 10y
the court records Of farewell Coun-
~ THAI Chapman II rcery resigned
as secretary and member Of The clrc-
torai hoard IN December. 1921. and
George W. Hurt. splendid man. was
appointed member In his stead
George &. i".ry was not nominated
until March. 1922. Mr.. Slcmp should
not make charges upon information
tending TO reflect upon a man Of
uni'np"achahlc integrity when the
iActs do not support the charge
lie makes other misstat.ments OF
:act. For instance, lie says in this
Extension al Remarks. Septcm b-r
2l-22.' tina, h" has proof that said
at tn" meeting Of the Democratic
state Committee in Richmond that
needed $4,000 for use in the Sew
enih and Ninth Districts lie has
no proof OF this, because | made no
such statement. as the numerous
aides and gentlemen then prcacn,
ram testify. TIL" state committee
meeting was held "A, T. NJ. Srpt"mt
her -. and Congress adjourned at
) T.. NJ. tn" same day, when Stomp
Vas supposed TO make his speech
Asserts Slemp saving Face.
Il have no objection to Mr. Sl"mr's
saving his face. Excuses offered
before defeat arc perhaps as much
in order As excuses after defeat.
u the so-caned remarks In the House
Of Representatives. which were never
delivered, are merely tn. death song
%: a passing politician, ] would listen
with the respect which We always
accord To funeral ceremonies But
at the end OF his remarks there Is
" sinister suggestion which cannot
regard VIII Indifference. He says:
l fee! ju~tin"d In using tho columns
IF the CON Er"ss!onai Record to pre-
sent these preliminary facts and ica-
lures Of = campaign that may pos
silly have its aftermath in the boo,
Of which vii. not hc a member
If this means anything It mean.
that h. proposes 10 ujiiiz" a Re
publican majority. II there IS one in
the next House of Representatives.
10 uuscat G"org" =. Prcry and scat
the pure minded soul IIasSinEcr.
just - he viii have the Republican
majority in the present House throw
out Judge Harrison ana seat that
other pure minded soul. John Paul.
In other words. he PROPOSES to
substitute an electorate Of free Nir-
g!niaus by an electorate composed Of
"A partisan Republican majority. Mr..
S'"mp has. in fact. warned the pco-
pie OF the Ninth District in advance
that unless they elect Hassingcr. tho
man thcy do elect 10 Congress viii
not be seated
Il think ,her" are limits to poiit-
zeal grand larceny. and that Mr
Sicmp hardly viii be permitted To
repeat the Harrison Paul episode"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
McI.urn. to Head Hank

NEW YORK, Oct Walter $.
McI.ucae. vicc-prcsidcnt OF the Ma
,tonal city Bank Of New York. an
nounccd today he had accepted the
presidency Of the Commerce Trust
Company, OF Kansas city. Mo lie
said III did not know when he would
re!inIuish his duties here Mr. Me
Lucas formerly was engaged in the
banking business In Kansas CRY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
W. Is. stone.

FORK UNION. VA. oct. i5.-W. B
stone. died mere last week Ia his
s3d year. lie was a Confederate sol
dicr Funeral ssrvic" was nducted
by Re7. Cosby Robertson and inter
ucut Was IA the Fork Church Gene
terry. he i,uves -FOUR childrrn. as Tot
lows: Mrs. Il. J. Tcttit. @. Stearnes,
W. y stone. OF FarmN!llc. Va. Il.
l.. stone. nt $cuttsvillc. Va. and q. y,
..lmM.. VI St.ArM.S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
Mr.. I,n.nIir II Mn.s.p

HEATIiSNlI.LF! VA. oct. ID
Mrs. Resale T. Massey. wife u. the
late Thomas II. Massey. died at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Samuel
!.ei%"ir. at Cherrydalc. Va, Saturday.
Funeral services were held at OAK
Grove Church. Oak Grove Va. In
tcrmcnt at Oak Grove Cemetery. by
the side az her husband
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16

Tunoral services for y. c. Becker.
-. wh" died early Saturday MORN
ing AT TIA" hom. of his daughter.
Mrs. Fr;tnk -. Eprs. 1903 Grove Ave-
nu.. viii be held at $50 O'clock this
afternoon from the home. HUriti
viii be in Hollywood II. was man
ag.r of the Southern division of tho
Union News Company here for thirty
eisht NeArs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16

DANNIl.E. VA. oct. la.-.lulgc u.
Price With'Is has taken under adj
vtscmcnt the question Of setting
aside the verdict rendered several
days ar" In the Corporation Court
by jury in the suit Instituted bv
Mrs, Nicholas Runin against Mrs.
I|crryman Green. \ verdict OF $40
600 was returned, half the amount
sought. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16

late pr p"sh was widely known
slvre yman OF the Lutheran Church in
Virginia.
LYNCIiBuEG. VA. oct. l5.-Mrs
George l.. Fleming. has issued iuvi-
ta'ions Tor the approaching mar
| riar. OF her daughter. Miss Alice
Thornhill. 10 Pendieton Scott Clark
the marriage To be celebrated NJ,
Court stree, Methodist Church here
the evening OF October 20.
LYNCliEURG. Va. oct 1a.-Mr.
ana Mrs, Walter q. Rowles. of san.
d!dgcs. Amherst County. have an
n"unced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Marion Belle Bowles
To Thomas Bland Harvey the we'd
ding 10 take place during November
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. oct. Is
-Carlyle +. licrndnn and Miss Sarah
burgess. both of FredcricksbIrr
were married Thursday evening al
$50 o'clock at the home OF the OIL
eating minister, Rev. Emerson L.
swift. pastor Of the Baptist Church.
MISS BURGESS * native of salem.
Sp"tSylvania County. ana a daughter
OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Walker burgess.
49, ~ 80 ''''h' t'itII ItSiut3ltt IN
this city.
bANNiLlE. VA. Oct. l5--I.anipos
lamprou and Miss Elizabeth Robert
son. formerly heac nurse at the IiiII-
top Sanai"riuin, were married by Rev
V. q. Smith on Thursday night.
iiEATiISNii.LE. VA. oct. I5.-Mrs.
Frances kolar has issued invitations
I" TIA" marriage OF her daughter.
Miss I.""n"rc Edna, To Ralph Henry
chiffon. formerly of Lancaster. now
OF Washington. to take place on Wed
ncsday evening, October Is, at :
o'clock. 81. Paul's Rock Greet.
church Washington. II. &.
AMHERST VA. oct 15.-In the
Presbyterian manSc at Amherst. yes
terday. Rev. ]. y. Thomas officiating.
Miss Mary Bette Sh-arer became
the bride OF O;tir Eibb of Monroe
Friends Of the couple witnessed the
ceremony Mr. ana Mrs. Eibb Will
reside at Monroe. where tho bride.
groom is engaged in business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16

CtiARLOTTESNN.LE VA. oct, IL
conway Buroour FlewcI!eu ana
H..As tiiia Harrison, We're married
"'1ncScay evening at the home oil
ne Dti"" parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John Edward Harrison. on AI,a,,,.,,,
Circle the ceremony b.inn No.,
formed by tn. Rev. Norwood T.. My.
"rs pastor o! The First Mc,hndi.,
Church. After the ceremony ,brrr
was an informal reception. follow.
lns which Mr.. and Mrs. Fl,w.ller
leii FOR motor "trip TO FIor!la.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16

LYNcHBtRG. VA. Oct l5.-AIrs.
HIi!Hfr4 Darlington Wadt.u OF
cover. has issued invitations for Tho
marriage OF her daughter. Mis-,
FRANCES WaGGclh 10 Richard ". I
h"F' Of this city, which is 10 be
.t'e"iHt"d the afternoon OF October
- az 81. LnAe's Episcopal Church.
clover They viii max, ,,.ir Sa,,.
later "a, lG"l Riyvrmor; Ay.nr.. ~
ha't Is director OF the ,nuniciua
p""1'c works deparI nicnt her. ana
5 u world War veteran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16

tcid AZ tho residence. ilo Main Street.
suffolk. Monday afternoon "a 3
o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16

bANNii.LE. VA, oct; !5.-M.tn
street Methodist Church was the
seen" - pretty weddinS AT a,
".c!o'-}' Wednesday night, when Mis-
Martin" Latham. daughter Of R.y.
ana Mrs. j. y. Latham, was married
TO Richard Adams Harris, Of Lynch
""ts y large CONGREGATION at
''nH'n Inc ceremony, Thc church
ne!nE handsom"!y decorated br.
=" '.''"'' !'"". completing his seventh
successive year as pastor Of that
church, was the officiating r,inis,nr
IN" bride being given away by her
brother.